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Last Month’s Online Survey Results If you had a choice:


This Month’s Online Survey


What method do you most commonly use to reposition your helicopter with skids?


Wheels? Skids?


41% 59%


RotorcraftPro.com September 2014


DisAbled Pilots Amputees Fly Above Circumstances UF Health - ShandsCair Go Gators!


Dean Atchison Spectrum Aeromed


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Cover: UF Health ShandsCair team rolls patient from its new EC155 into the emergency room. Photo by Lyn Burks


R ecent Jobs EMS Pilots


BTS LLC/Mercy Flights R44 Pilot


Lite Flight Helicopters Component Overhaul Techs Aerogulf


CFI/CFII Commercial Pilot TC Helicopters


A&P Techs


Universal Helicopters CFIIs


Lake Superior Helicopters FT ENG Pilot Helicopters, Inc. R44 Tour Pilot Old City Helicopters


6 September 2014


EMS Pilot AMRG


Asst. Chief Instructor/Pilot EPIC Helicopters


Maintenance Techs AMRG


EMS Pilot


Survival Flight Asst. Director of Ops AMRG Pilot


AirCam National Helicopter Service, Inc. AP/IA DOM


Lohman Helicopter, LLC


IFR Pilots REACH


A&P Mechanic Classic Aviation


Mechanic


Airwest Helicopters, LLC Pilot Med-Trans A&P Mechanic


Rotorcraft Support, Inc. Enstrom Pilot/A&P Mechanic Private AW109 Pilot


Logistics Services Chief Inspector Mercy Flight


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VFR Pilot REACH Air Medical EMS Pilot Mercy Flight


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• Rolling landing pad pulled by tug or golf cart


• Motorized landing pad with remote control


• Motorized belly lift tugs • Jack wheels and push by hand


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