by Rotorworks Inc | May 1, 2017 | Rotorworks Blog
As long as you stay clear of visible moisture it is unlikely you will experience icing but take note of the temperature/dew point spread before you fly. The closer they are, the less temperature change required for that water vapour to become full saturated and...
by Rotorworks Inc | Mar 7, 2017 | Rotorworks Blog
Every year in Janvier, Alberta they hold a snowmobile drag racing weekend. This year the good people of Octane Addictions also came up with 4 riders from the X-Games and put on a few shows. We decided to check it out and flew up in the R44. Planning out the route it...
by Rotorworks Inc | Feb 15, 2017 | Rotorworks Blog
Getting your 100 hour commercial license is of course the first step to getting your dream flying job. A very important step but by no means the last. Companies looking to hire pilots aren't looking for your license, they know you wouldn't be...
by Rotorworks Inc | Jan 30, 2017 | Rotorworks Blog
A throwback blog post today. Dallas, Tyler and Austin all graduated from Rotorworks this time last year. To end their commercial helicopter training on a high note they all went out with our CFI Ryan, for some extra operational flight training. They each took...
by Rotorworks Inc | Jun 30, 2016 | Rotorworks Blog
Rotorworks got a call recently to help out a local operator having trouble with one of their machines. We flew out an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer to make a quick repair so they could carry on with their day.
by Rotorworks Inc | May 13, 2016 | Rotorworks Blog
As the students get ready to head back out to bush camp here is a little look back to the last time. Lookng forward to some warm bush camp this time. Photos from Sean Pinn Photo ©
