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rotorspin 31st May 2006 12:45

Hot and heavy over Dubai, 206 III

http://www.minx.com/pub/editor/Image...e/DSC03689.jpg


http://www.minx.com/pub/editor/Image...e/DSC03708.jpg

Hughesy 31st May 2006 12:58

From Cananda
 
http://www.helicopterservice.com.au/...0Lake%2018.jpg
Coming into Summer time but the lakes are still frozen!!

http://www.helicopterservice.com.au/...une/Flying.jpg
On my way to a job, it all looks the same up here.

http://www.helicopterservice.com.au/.../MI-26%209.jpg
Underneath the tail of the MI-26


Hughesy

Minty Fresh 31st May 2006 13:51

Hughesy - just how far away are you !!!!!

Or is that tail rotor just f***in huge

Great shots guys :ok:

Pandalet 31st May 2006 14:14

No, it really is that big...


http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...ads/Mil_26.jpg

Hughesy 31st May 2006 17:06

Hey Minty Fresh.
It is huge!! I am directly underneath it, and no trick shots!!
Hughesy

22clipper 31st May 2006 22:42

Hey rotorspin you ever landed on that helipad stickin' out the side of that flash sail shaped hotel? If so what sort of experience is that?

CYHeli 31st May 2006 23:28

Hey Rotorspin, it really is the life styles of the rich and shameless! :ok:

What are the conditions like there?

rotorspin 1st June 2006 10:09

to be cleared to land on the helipad on Burj al-Arab you need a twin and preferably be visiting with a VIP

never done it :rolleyes:




**spelling mistake updated to keep pruners happy** !!!!!

ToTall 1st June 2006 12:09

AMS at FACT
 
The AMS have their own base at FACT.
http://static.flickr.com/53/157900009_27b927bc70.jpg
You can see CHC's Bell 212 in the background just retuned from The Artic.

Heliharm 2nd June 2006 06:22

Birdstrike
 
Birdstrike with a stork
http://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f3...eTophangar.jpg


EMS helicopter from Salamanca base, Spain. You can see the remains on the left of the helicopter. It just struck the top of the head of the pilot. Blood went all the way to the back of the helicopter. The helicopter dove rapidly and the medical crew in the back could not see if the blood was from the pilot or the bird. Nobody was seriously injured and the helicopter landed safely.


Heliharm

discobeast 3rd June 2006 01:26

ToTall,

That world record heli went down in Morocco later that year. All escaped with their lives but the machine went up in flames. The locals in the area then took whatever was left of it...

ToTall 3rd June 2006 09:21

Tell me more
 

Originally Posted by discobeast
ToTall,

That world record heli went down in Morocco later that year. All escaped with their lives but the machine went up in flames. The locals in the area then took whatever was left of it...

What happend??

I just did see this in Cape Town and thought that it was down here.

skadi 3rd June 2006 15:00

Heliskiing
 
http://www.fotoalbum-medion.de/media...8954867570.jpg

It started as a joke among some Navypilots after a couple of beers during a Squadron Party, followed by some trials and hard training and ended up as a highlight on an Airshow of the German Naval Airwing 5 in the 1980s.
BTW, one of the Pilots in the Helicopter was from the British Royal Navy.

discobeast 4th June 2006 08:24

Engine-failure while in the mountains :(

Here is a photo of the machine on the day:

http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h4...t/rhasmall.jpg

ShyTorque 4th June 2006 09:27


Originally Posted by vorticey
good catch, what were you using as bait? donuts??:}

They ARE the bait - they are shark fishing. (Really used to upset the winchman when I told him that).

Bronx 4th June 2006 10:03

Birdstrike
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...Birdstrike.jpg

munchkins 5th June 2006 13:48


Originally Posted by 22clipper
Hey rotorspin you ever landed on that helipad stickin' out the side of that flash sail shaped hotel? If so what sort of experience is that?

I've landed a couple of times on the Burj Al Arab helipad. Best get yourself into wind on final and be prepared for some turbulance if the wind is from the northwest, which puts you on the lee side of the "sail". The landing fees are Dhs 4K which is US$ 1086.95 per time. Not that that's a big deal, the customer pays any way. Departing is interesting, coming off the pad puts you at approximately 700' asl.
Munch Munch

whoateallthepies 6th June 2006 08:59

Sussex last summer.


Big Ba****d Buzzard through chin window of Explorer
http://i.1asphost.com/whoateallthepies/bird2.jpg

discobeast 6th June 2006 09:48

Snow landing
 
Photos of my first snow-landing today! (06/06/06)
Sorry for the bad quality. Took it with my mobile phone.:}

http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h4...t/Image007.jpg

http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h4...t/Image004.jpg

Flingwing207 6th June 2006 12:05

Erm...

Is there anybody minding the sticks?


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