I have never posted a pic of me with our 429 like this...haha...It's strange I've never seen any mention of 429s on this forum.
Oh wait maybe I did.
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Bell 505 question?
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chris pochari
, May 10 2017 21:50
bell bell 505 rotor hub mechanics bell 206 rotor helicopter rotor
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Posted 19 May 2017 - 10:35
Oh wait maybe I did.
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Posted 20 May 2017 - 06:18
You fly for a corporate operation?
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Posted 21 May 2017 - 12:17
I fly for Rocky Mountain Rotors in Montana. VIP on demand charter/135/cinematography/photo/tours. I am also their Chief Flight Instructor for the school side of the company. We also have a small utility side that is quickly expanding.
We also are a factory service center for Robinsons and a Customer service center for Bell covering the 429, 407, 206, and 505.
A days flying can be pretty fun around here. Never know what you might be doing, or with who!
We also are a factory service center for Robinsons and a Customer service center for Bell covering the 429, 407, 206, and 505.
A days flying can be pretty fun around here. Never know what you might be doing, or with who!
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Posted 22 May 2017 - 18:53
I fly for Rocky Mountain Rotors in Montana. VIP on demand charter/135/cinematography/photo/tours. I am also their Chief Flight Instructor for the school side of the company. We also have a small utility side that is quickly expanding.
We also are a factory service center for Robinsons and a Customer service center for Bell covering the 429, 407, 206, and 505.
A days flying can be pretty fun around here. Never know what you might be doing, or with who!
Is that Mark Duffy's company, I heard he was involved in a lancair 4P crash. Is he ok?
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Posted 22 May 2017 - 20:50
Duffy runs Central Helicopters. Sorry to hear he was in a crash. I have not even met the crew there due to observation of conflict of interest between the two companies. Hope he is ok.
Duffy runs mostly KMAX helis and I think a 212?
Duffy runs mostly KMAX helis and I think a 212?
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Posted 23 May 2017 - 23:48
Duffy runs Central Helicopters. Sorry to hear he was in a crash. I have not even met the crew there due to observation of conflict of interest between the two companies. Hope he is ok.
Duffy runs mostly KMAX helis and I think a 212?
Those lancair 4P's are constantly crashing. They're pretty cool tho!
https://en.wikipedia...Lancair_Propjet
They apparently have the worst accident rate among kit airplanes, I heard about 12% of all the lancair 4's have crashed!
He runs a KMAX, B214, astar and a 206. So you guys don't talk to the competition? 
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Posted 24 May 2017 - 00:29
. So you guys don't talk to the competition?
i have never found the competition to be all that friendly.
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Posted 24 May 2017 - 08:50
I am just staying under the radar...wasnt my flight sorta thing...lol
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Posted 08 June 2017 - 12:41
When was FAA certification completed?
Today.
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Posted 08 June 2017 - 16:35
Well technically it was done months ago, and they officially signed it yesterday. Good ol FAA in rabbit speed mode. Lol
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Posted 08 June 2017 - 19:03
Well technically it was done months ago, and they officially signed it yesterday. Good ol FAA in rabbit speed mode. Lol
So I guess that little tube on the top of the rotor was used during testing and it's going to be removed?. I have never seen anything like that on other choppers
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