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Historic Helicopters
- SeaFuryFan
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Historic Helicopters
It seems that the Belgian Sea King RS02 has successfully flown, and RS04 has performed engine runs ! There are a couple of Videos on YouTube.
- Professor_M
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Re: Historic Helicopters
Thank goodness for that! I was really worried by the silence for the past few months.SeaFuryFan wrote: ↑Fri Sep 30, 2022 7:14 pmIt seems that the Belgian Sea King RS02 has successfully flown, and RS04 has performed engine runs ! There are a couple of Videos on YouTube.
Videos below, from the Historic Helicopters Youtube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5qgH78RT8c
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wiTZSxZCrqM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yF_r403Bc6k
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yB-S4C3_oFM
Here's hoping for many airshow appearances to come.
Exciting times.
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- SeaFuryFan
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Re: Historic Helicopters
Professor_M wrote: ↑Fri Sep 30, 2022 7:35 pmThank goodness for that! I was really worried by the silence for the past few months.SeaFuryFan wrote: ↑Fri Sep 30, 2022 7:14 pmIt seems that the Belgian Sea King RS02 has successfully flown, and RS04 has performed engine runs ! There are a couple of Videos on YouTube.
Videos below, from the Historic Helicopters Youtube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5qgH78RT8c
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wiTZSxZCrqM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yF_r403Bc6k
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yB-S4C3_oFM
Here's hoping for many airshow appearances to come.
Exciting times.
Re: Historic Helicopters
In the alternative...
Am I missing something here?
Quote.. "It seems that the Belgian Sea King RS02 has successfully flown". I can't see from the video links when these recordings were made, but surely if you were (just saying) looking to dispose of these airframes they would have greater projected value & ease of movement if they were flyable? In the absence of any factual news release from 'HH' since the last-minute cancellation of the Open Day I don't see a real basis for ecstatic celebration at this time!

Quote.. "It seems that the Belgian Sea King RS02 has successfully flown". I can't see from the video links when these recordings were made, but surely if you were (just saying) looking to dispose of these airframes they would have greater projected value & ease of movement if they were flyable? In the absence of any factual news release from 'HH' since the last-minute cancellation of the Open Day I don't see a real basis for ecstatic celebration at this time!

- SeaFuryFan
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Re: Historic Helicopters
Well with the state of heritage aviation as it is, Iam taking a positive outlook on this bit of news tbh, but hey each to there own.
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Re: Historic Helicopters
They sent out an email last night saying that since the cancellation of the open day they where busy getting RS02 ready for its permit flight which going by their wording was on Thursday the 29th September.Supra wrote: ↑Sat Oct 01, 2022 8:26 amIn the alternative...Am I missing something here?
Quote.. "It seems that the Belgian Sea King RS02 has successfully flown". I can't see from the video links when these recordings were made, but surely if you were (just saying) looking to dispose of these airframes they would have greater projected value & ease of movement if they were flyable? In the absence of any factual news release from 'HH' since the last-minute cancellation of the Open Day I don't see a real basis for ecstatic celebration at this time!![]()
- Ghastly Whisper
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Re: Historic Helicopters
WOW!! Please dont turn up at any of my parties!Supra wrote: ↑Sat Oct 01, 2022 8:26 amIn the alternative...Am I missing something here?
Quote.. "It seems that the Belgian Sea King RS02 has successfully flown". I can't see from the video links when these recordings were made, but surely if you were (just saying) looking to dispose of these airframes they would have greater projected value & ease of movement if they were flyable? In the absence of any factual news release from 'HH' since the last-minute cancellation of the Open Day I don't see a real basis for ecstatic celebration at this time!![]()
Re: Historic Helicopters
Nothing wrong with optimism, but as SeaFuryFan states above..."Well with the state of heritage aviation as it is" all perceived good news should be tempered with a good dose of realistic possibility!
Historic Helicopters have usually been very pro-active on the comm's front, but this cancellation & lack of news distribution is reasonable grounds for concern about the business?
Don't worry Ghastly Whisper....I misplaced my Rose-tinted glasses just before the last party I did, not my fault the guests all topped themselves...Just sayin' !

Historic Helicopters have usually been very pro-active on the comm's front, but this cancellation & lack of news distribution is reasonable grounds for concern about the business?
Don't worry Ghastly Whisper....I misplaced my Rose-tinted glasses just before the last party I did, not my fault the guests all topped themselves...Just sayin' !


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