March 6th 14, 07:26 PM
On Saturday, November 11, 2000 12:00:00 AM UTC-8, Ed Chernenkoff wrote:
> Thanx for the info.. My condolences to Mr. Carters family..
>
> Was offered a job at Prism in 96 but didn't want to sling shakes for a
> living.. Much nicer jobs out there..
>
> Fly safe
>
> Ed
>
>
> Mitch wrote:
>
> > Rob Carter, Chief Pilot for Prism out of Langley. He was slinging shakes
> > in the Gold River area and at the end of the day was ferrying back. Wx
> > supposedly not a factor. Blade came apart over Gordon River area towards
> > Cowichan Lake. I heard it was an aftermarket blade too, although that
> > could be neither here nor there. Bell 212's have been pitching the tip
> > weights of their tail-rotor blades (Alpine lost the weight, Canadian just
> > the cap) and nobody seems too excited about it. Hi Ed.
> >
> > Ed Chernenkoff wrote:
> >
> > > Missed the first post.. Who's machine was it and have they released the
> > > names of those on board.. When did it happen??
> > > Have many friends that fly in the Vancouver Island area..
> > >
> > > Thanx
> > >
> > > Ed.
Hello Ed,
I'm looking for a pilot that flew in and out of Ocean Falls, BC in the 70's.. My spouse, Brian Grubb, talks about you all the time and I was hoping to find his uncle since he's lost touch with him since then. Can you please just let me know if you are indeed him or not?
Sandy
> Thanx for the info.. My condolences to Mr. Carters family..
>
> Was offered a job at Prism in 96 but didn't want to sling shakes for a
> living.. Much nicer jobs out there..
>
> Fly safe
>
> Ed
>
>
> Mitch wrote:
>
> > Rob Carter, Chief Pilot for Prism out of Langley. He was slinging shakes
> > in the Gold River area and at the end of the day was ferrying back. Wx
> > supposedly not a factor. Blade came apart over Gordon River area towards
> > Cowichan Lake. I heard it was an aftermarket blade too, although that
> > could be neither here nor there. Bell 212's have been pitching the tip
> > weights of their tail-rotor blades (Alpine lost the weight, Canadian just
> > the cap) and nobody seems too excited about it. Hi Ed.
> >
> > Ed Chernenkoff wrote:
> >
> > > Missed the first post.. Who's machine was it and have they released the
> > > names of those on board.. When did it happen??
> > > Have many friends that fly in the Vancouver Island area..
> > >
> > > Thanx
> > >
> > > Ed.
Hello Ed,
I'm looking for a pilot that flew in and out of Ocean Falls, BC in the 70's.. My spouse, Brian Grubb, talks about you all the time and I was hoping to find his uncle since he's lost touch with him since then. Can you please just let me know if you are indeed him or not?
Sandy