London Air Ambulance Helicopter Pilot (HEMS): A Day in the Life
Discover what it’s like to be a London Air Ambulance HEMS helicopter pilot. Adele Dobler shares her career path, insider insights and advice for aspiring pilots.
Tag: helicopter pilot
Helicopter Business Owner: Day in the Life
What’s it like to run a helicopter business? One day you’re flying, the next you’re juggling maintenance, customers, and logistics—no two days are the same. In this article, helicopter business owner Frazer shares a behind-the-scenes look at the huge variety that comes with the role.
Helicopter Instructor: Day in the Life
Ever wondered what it’s like to teach the next generation of helicopter pilots? In this article, guest writer and experienced helicopter instructor Harvey, based on the south coast of the UK, takes us through a day in the life of a helicopter instructor.
Air Ambulance Helicopter Pilot Life – HEMS
Air ambulance pilot Chris shares with us the daily tasks, challenges and rewards of his critical HEMS pilot role saving lives in the UK.
Hill Helicopters: A Helicopter Revolution
Hill Helicopters are set to revolutionise the helicopter market with their innovative HX50 and HC50 models setting new standards for aviation.
Offshore Helicopter Pilot Life
Pilot Maddy shares the scoop on life as an offshore NHV helicopter pilot operating to oil rigs in the treacherous North Sea!
EMS Helicopter Pilot – Colorado
Landing on roads, rooftops and mountains, Samantha Poirier shares insights into saving lives in the Rockies as an EMS helicopter pilot!
Rescue Helicopter Pilot – Australia
An ex-Army Apache pilot now saving lives as a rescue helicopter pilot down under, Gav takes us through the highs, the lows and everything in between in a day in the life….
Helicopter Charter Pilot
From single pilot off-airport night landings, to flying down the Le Mans straight during the 24hr race, Raiyan gives us an insight into his life as a helicopter charter pilot!
Heavy Lift Helicopter Pilot Life: Mastering the Skies
We flew to a small town in the north named Djibo, which had been cut off from supplies by militant groups. There must have been a thousand people waiting for us to land