Rotary Wing Show - Interviews from the Helicopter Industry
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RWS 112 – What Do Army Loadmasters Do and an Amazing Story of Flood Rescue in the Town of Eugowra Nov 2022 with Kylle Fenton
Kylle Fenton is an Air Crew Officer (ACO) involved in air rescue and ambulance operations supporting NSW, Australia communities. He is more accustomed to being the one to bring the resources, rescue a
RWS 111 – Rescue Helicopter Crew Duties to 4300km R22 Ferry Through Remote Australia w/ James Koens
James Koens is a Check and Training Aircrew Officer on very expensive rescue/aeromedical helicopters. He also finds time to be a helicopter charter pilot, Army Reserve aircrewman, volunteer rural fire
RWS 110 – Better Weather Situational Awareness with Matt Johnson
Have you applied the idea of situational awareness to weather before? Knowing what the weather was doing, what the weather is now and what it will be in the future. With access to the right weather pr
RWS 109 – Going Beyond the Social Media Clip – Pasadena PD Accident (2012) with Dan Parsons
You have probably seen the video clip on social media multiple times a OH-58 comes into land and as it touches down the blades contact another helicopter ground running beside it. Both aircraft are
RWS 108 – Sharing an Apache Cockpit with a Burning Flare with Clive Richardson
As aircrew we spend a huge amount of time training for different circumstances and emergencies. Dealing with a burning flare in your cockpit fired from a wingmans aircraft is not one of these circums
RWS 107 – ATSB Request for Information with Robert Chopin
Halfway through 2021, the Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) put out a call for assistance for information from the aviation community. What they are looking for is feedback or more information
RWS 106 – Mustering with Sam Chisholm
Cattle are big business in Australia.Rough round numbers has us at 25 million head of cattle and the industry employs somewhere around 200,000 people. Australia is the 3rd largest beef exporter in th
RWS 105 – Enroute Decision Point with Miles Dunagan
Chatter in the cabin starts to die down, you have reduced power and started to bleed back the airspeed. Outside your world is starting to shrink as the conditions start to deteriorate. You lean forwar
RWS 104 – Virtual Reality Simulators 2021 Revisit with Chris Ryan
How would you like to have been holding a steady hover and taking off and landing at 3 hours of helicopter flight time? Chris Ryan couldnt afford helicopter lessons so he built himself a simulator to
RWS 103 – Robinson Governor Operation with Richard Mornington-Sanford
Before this episode if you told me that there was more than an hour conversation that you could get out of talking about the governor in Robinson type helicopters I would have been dubious. I was wron