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Feb
05
2012
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Posted by Admin
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PHI Air Medical Group is seeking to fill BH 412 PIC positions, SIC positions and A&P Mechanic
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Special Announcements
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Feb
02
2012
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Posted by Admin
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By Lyn Burks, Jessica Parker, and Nick MayhewRemember the days when only those “high-fallutin”
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Company Profiles
Training
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Jan
26
2012
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Posted by Admin
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It’s my third day in Vegas, and Heli-Success is over now, but I don’t want to leave the meeting room. I’m hanging out as people are packing up the banners and booths and I’m saying goodbye to friends I probably won’t see again until Heli-Expo. When a suggestion is made to go grab a beer, my suitcase and I are the first ones there!
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Categories:
Career Development
Helicopter Event Coverage
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Jan
19
2012
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Posted by Admin
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By Matt Johnson - It was another morning of “ground school” with the “perfect” student. Not to
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Training
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Jan
12
2012
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Posted by Admin
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By Eli Navon - The Helicopter is really a bunch of parts flying in relatively close formation.
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Training
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Jan
05
2012
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Posted by Admin
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By Mike Coligny - On October 5th throughout the night Prescott, AZ was experiencing its first
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Helicopter Event Coverage
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Dec
28
2011
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Posted by Admin
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We fly the Enstrom 480BStory by Steve GoldsworthyPhotos by Michael EverhartNever one to turn down an
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Categories:
Human Interest
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Dec
20
2011
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Posted by Admin
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The Night Before Christmas - Aviation Style
'Twas the night before Christmas, on the ramp by the lobby,
Not a copterwas stirring, not even a Robbie.
The aircraft were fastened to tie downs with care,
In hopes that come morning, they all would be there.
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Categories:
Humor & Poetry
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Dec
15
2011
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Posted by Admin
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Often times I hear stories of how a helicopter company in Florida charters a Jet Ranger for $550.00 an hour or so, and another company in Texas charters his A Star for $600.00 per hour and this has caused me to think, do these people really know their cost of operations and do they have a realistic break even point?
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Dec
09
2011
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Posted by Admin
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Since the first successful civilian helicopter rescue November 29, 1945 few fundamental changes have occurred in the way basic search and rescue is conducted. There’s still a helicopter pilot, still someone maneuvering the hoist with the rescue “basket,” and either one or two rear crewmen aiding the victim and supporting the operation.
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Categories:
Company Profiles
Training
Helicopter Sectors