R66 Training

We will be conducting R66 training all this next week. Want a look? Want a ride? Want an endorsement? Give us a call – 02 6365 5479 

Check out out the R66:

Winding Down

Another wind down in the setting sun…just a slightly smaller machine this time.

POLAIR 3

The NSW Police “Aviation Command” is more commonly known as PolAir, and provides aerial support to police across New South Wales.

The command utilises state of the art specialised technology such as rescue winches, Forward Looking Infra Red (FLIR), high definition video camera system, PA system, beam searchlights, downlinking of live video, digital radio systems and Global Positioning Satellite (GPS) navigation systems.

Its current fleet consists of five helicopters and three fixed wing aircraft. The command also maintain the fleet of NSW Police Force’s Remotely Piloted Aircraft (RPA).

Check out POLAIR 3 hanging around our bases – Bankstown Helicopters and Central West Helicopters

Well Done Tony!

Well done Tony in passing your PPL(H). Great effort particularly in the flying conditions you had on the day. Pity the weather wasn’t like today mate, huh?

Parks to Orange

Parkes to Orange will take you an hour plus in the car, or a quick 25 minute helicopter flight. Whatever your reason, we can help get your there.

But wouldn’t it be nice if the weather was like this all the time…

Wings Over Illawarra May Air Show 2013

Murphy one of Bankstown Helicopters Instructors working now on RFS Fire Work. Photos by Chris Hutton of the Wings Over Illawarra Air Show. 

Our helicopters used in DJ photoshoot

Grae Photography visited Bankstown Helicopters on Friday afternoon to use our choppers in a photo shoot for some DJ’s and headphones adverts.

Amazing outcomes when professional photographers snap our choppers just standing still.

Wing Walker

You see some strange things at Bankstown Airport. This would have to be one of the stranger, and definitely not for the faint of heart

Susan and Allan get Engaged in a Helicopter

Al Cohen had his third (3rd) successful wedding proposal in a Bankstown Helicopters chopper today with Spreets passenger Allan Le popping the question via a banner on the ground at Breakfast Point to his girl Susan Hanh. 

Allan taped a personal message to Susan that he played thru the headphones to her while she unknowingly watched the “Marry Me Susan” banner come into view as I slowed the chopper up over Breakfast Point.

Michael Bennett was also on board filming the whole flight so stay tuned for a video of the proposal. Makes the great job of flying just so much better