All posts tagged: "safe"
- Helicopter manager handover in our affiliate
We do enjoy eating out! This time was to allow a ‘way ahead’ and handover discussion. It was a meeting between our affiliate’s first South…
- Safe and airworthy!
Our imported helicopter has passed all its inspections and has been declared safe and airworthy on the South African register. She is no longer 5H-XSH…
- Imported into South Africa
Today we paid the import taxes for the helicopter to come out of the customs bond and be imported into South Africa. We thank our…
- Managing the Risks of Extreme Events & Disasters
We thank the IPCC and all involved for a Special Report that helps keep us focused on anticipating the effects of intense rain on people…
- 2008 Mozambique Reconnaissance
- Important to them? A helicopter!
Important – what is important and to whom? This photo shows the perspective of children in Kenya. They drew a helicopter in the sand; helicopters…
- Pilot Bob Gillan giving aid to the needy
Pilot Bob Gillan of Hope of the Nations is delivering non-food items to the needy on the Zambezi in 2007. Non-food items are things like…
- Disaster response 2007 – the team
Disaster response 2007 To help understand disaster response 2007, we will give a bit of background. A helicopter-based disaster response team is needed when people…
- Starting up – the first year
Starting a new enterprise is exciting and rewarding. Adrian Nance felt called to help deliver helicopters faster to disasters across the globe. This came from…
- Seed sown – 2000 floods in Mozambique
Sometimes we do not know when a seed is sown. For British charity Wings Like Eagles, it was pretty bizarre. In the year 2000, Adrian…
