Helicopter Air Ambulance Ramblings

[wink]

As if it wasn't clear from the airline threads, another piece of advice from the civilian helicopter community... It's a small world.

I got a call from my boss today (while driving to ferry an aircraft back home) asking if I knew someone from my former Navy life. I did know him and it's amazing how often there can be one degree of separation from someone in this job.

And the moral of the story is....

 

[exNavyOffRec]

And the moral of the story is....

I think he is "rambling" like the title of this thread lol

 

[Gatordev]

And the moral of the story is....

Yeah, like @NavyOffRec said, I'm just rambling. But it's still a thing. I didn't pass any info positive or negative (I only interacted with him in the squadron spaces). But...that doesn't mean I don't know things. Hence, moral of the story....it's a small world.

 

[AwBooth]

If anyone has any interest in HEMS, you can reach out to me. I've been working with Air Methods for about 5 years now and I'm qualified in the H135, H130 and the AS350. I'm happy to answer any questions.

 

[ChuckMK23]

NTSB report on the mishap involving Survival Flight B407 from last year:

Helicopter Air Ambulance Operator’s Poor Safety Management, Inadequate Oversight Led to Fatal Crash

www.ntsb.gov