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of the Bell 47 Helicopter
Association to support and preserve the
history of the Bell 47, so it may
continue to fly. The
association will help coordinate actions
and interests among the thousands of Bell
47 flyers, owners, operators, and
enthusiasts nationally and worldwide;
promoting training, safety, and public
interest in the Bell 47. The
Association will also act as a lobby for Bell
47 needs and interests while
preserving its history, facilitating
communication, and camaraderie among Bell
47 people." |
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OUR MISSION IS TO PROMOTE
THE BELL 47 BY CREATING AN APPRECIATION
FOR THE ORIGINAL WHIRLYBIRDS AND AN
AWARENESS OF THE NEW B47HA WHIRLYBIRDS.
B47HA'S WHIRLYBIRDS WILL RELATE A
COMMUNITY MESSAGE CONCERNING THE IMPACT
THAT HELICOPTERS HAVE MADE ON OUR LIVES
AND PROMOTE SAFETY TO THE AVIATION
COMMUNITY. |
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Bell Helicopter Textron,
originally Bell Aircraft, where it all
started.
State of the art aviation technology for
the real world. Keep up with the latest
projects and their company store. They
have an excellent selection of sportswear
and gift items. For their promotional
items, go to the website
and click on "Company Store". |
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In business since 1957,
National Helicopter Service is still
going strong. Their fleet of helicopters
are ready to provide a host of services.
National Helicopter supplied the
helicopters for the TV Whirlybirds,
KTLA's telecopter which was the first
helicopter to transmit television
signals, and has been involved with
numerous feature film, television, and
commercial projects.
Click here for a list of
their credits in the media. |
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| Formerly known as the
"Baby Belle", The Safari
Helicopter kit and the family of
helicopter products are designed and
manufactured by Canadian Home Rotors Inc.
Here is a kit you can build or have
custom built for you. |
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Whirly-Girls was organized
in 1955 by Jean Ross Howard (WG #13),
with 12 other women helicopter pilots in
France, Germany and the United
States. Representing 41 countries,
Whirly-Girls is an official affiliate
member of the Helicopter Association
International.
Whirly-Girls membership is made up of
corporate pilots, commercial pilots,
flight instructors, flight school
managers, military pilots, mechanics,
heliport designers, flight surgeons, air
traffic controllers, attorneys,
paralegals, airport managers, business
owners, cattle ranchers, aeronautical
engineers, test pilots, administrative
assistants, owners, operators, aviation
pioneers and pathfinders that support
women in rotorcraft aviation by awarding
scholarships and by mentoring women
pilots. |
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