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ID: 1002488		Views: 403		Aircraft		Location & Date

				Type: Sikorsky S-61N Aircraft Reg: EI-RCG MSN / CN: 61807 Operator: CHC Helicopters Picture Category: Helicopter		Location: Salthill, Galway Country: Ireland Air Show: Salthill Air Show 2002 Date: 7th July 2002

						Photographer

						Jacob Struben Contact Jacob Struben

Medium Picture		Large Picture		Comments: This Sikorsky S.61N, EI-RCG (c/n 61807), is one of four S.61Ns operated by CHC (Ireland) Ltd., formerly Bond Helicopters (Ireland) Ltd., under contract to the Irish Coast Guard (ICG) as medium/long-range Search and Rescue (SAR) and MedEvac helicopters. It was delivered to Shannon on or about 25 September 2001. This S.61N first flew in Norway as LN-OQB, and then was imported into the UK as G-BZSN.

ID: 1002487		Views: 472		Aircraft		Location & Date

				Type: Sikorsky S-61N Aircraft Reg: EI-RCG MSN / CN: 61807 Operator: CHC Helicopters Picture Category: Helicopter		Location: Shannon (SNN / EINN) Country: Ireland Date: October 2001

						Photographer

						Robert Fahy Contact Robert Fahy

Medium Picture		Large Picture		Comments: This Sikorsky S.61N, EI-RCG (c/n 61807), is one of four S.61Ns operated by CHC (Ireland) Ltd., formerly Bond Helicopters (Ireland) Ltd., under contract to the Irish Marine Emergency Service (IMES) as medium/long-range Search and Rescue (SAR) and MedEvac helicopters. It was delivered to Shannon on or about 25 September 2001, where it was photographed in hazy conditions about a month later. This S.61N first flew in Norway as LN-OQB, and then was imported into the UK as G-BZSN.

ID: 1002480		Views: 521		Aircraft		Location & Date

				Type: Sikorsky S-61N Aircraft Reg: G-BXAE MSN / CN: 61776 Operator: CHC Helicopters Picture Category: Helicopter		Location: Aberdeen (Dyce) (ABZ / EGPD) Country: UK - Scotland Date: 4th March 1997

						Photographer

						Chris Jones Contact Frank

Medium Picture		Large Picture		Comments: This Sikorsky S.61N, is one of four S.61Ns operated by CHC (Ireland) Ltd., formerly Bond Helicopters (Ireland) Ltd., under contract to the Irish Coast Guard (formerly the Irish Marine Emergency Service (IMES)) as medium/long-range Search and Rescue (SAR) and MedEvac helicopters. This aircraft was registered on 27 March 1997, and is the primary SAR aircraft at Dublin. Before becoming Irish it was registered G-BXAE.

ID: 1002479		Views: 502		Aircraft		Location & Date

				Type: Sikorsky S-61N Aircraft Reg: EI-MES MSN / CN: 61776 Operator: CHC Helicopters Picture Category: Helicopter		Location: Dublin (DUB / EIDW) Country: Ireland Date: Unknown

						Photographer

						- Contact Frank

Medium Picture		Large Picture		Comments: This Sikorsky S.61N, EI-MES (c/n 61776), is one of four S.61Ns operated by CHC (Ireland) Ltd., formerly Bond Helicopters (Ireland) Ltd., under contract to the Irish Coast Guard (formerly the Irish Marine Emergency Service (IMES)) as medium/long-range Search and Rescue (SAR) and MedEvac helicopters. A fifth S.61N is due to be leased to the Irish Air Corps later this year (2002). This aircraft was registered on 27 March 1997, and is the primary SAR aircraft at Dublin. Before becoming Irish it was registered G-BXAE.

ID: 1002458		Views: 495		Aircraft		Location & Date

				Type: Sikorsky S-61N Aircraft Reg: EI-CTK MSN / CN: 61489 Operator: Irish Helicopters Picture Category: Helicopter		Location: Unknown Country: Unknown Date: July 2000

						Photographer

						Knut Erik Hagen Contact Frank

Medium Picture		Large Picture		Comments: EI-CTK (c/n 61489) was leased by Irish Helicopters Ltd. from Schreiner between 28 April 1999 and 26 April 2001, when it reverted to its Dutch registration, PH-NZD. This S.61N first served with KLM Helikopters on the North Sea oil and gas exploration programmes. In Irish service it supported oil and gas prospecting off the West coast, where it was photographed in the summer of 2000.

ID: 1002457		Views: 552		Aircraft		Location & Date

				Type: Sikorsky S-61N Aircraft Reg: EI-CTK MSN / CN: 61489 Operator: Irish Helicopters Picture Category: Helicopter		Location: R/V Ramford Viking Country: At Sea Date: July 2000

						Photographer

						Knut Erik Hagen Contact Frank

Medium Picture		Large Picture		Comments: EI-CTK (c/n 61489) was leased by Irish Helicopters Ltd. from Schreiner between 28 April 1999 and 26 April 2001, when it reverted to its Dutch registration, PH-NZD. This S.61N first served with KLM Helikopters on the North Sea oil and gas exploration programmes. In Irish service it supported oil and gas prospecting off the West coast, where it was photographed in the summer of 2000. The photo above shows it on the heli deck of the R/V Ramford Viking.

ID: 1002455		Views: 736		Aircraft		Location & Date

				Type: Sikorsky S-61N Aircraft Reg: EI-CNL MSN / CN: 61746 Operator: CHC Helicopters Picture Category: SAR Helicopter		Location: Shannon (SNN / EINN) Country: Ireland Date: 31st August 2002

						Photographer

						Jacob Struben Contact Jacob Struben

Medium Picture		Large Picture		Comments: This Sikorsky S.61N, EI-CNL (c/n 61746), is one of four S.61Ns operated by CHC (Ireland) Ltd., formerly Bond Helicopters (Ireland) Ltd., under contract to the Irish Coast Guard (formerly the Irish Marine Emergency Service (IMES)) as medium/long-range Search and Rescue (SAR) and MedEvac helicopters. A fifth S.61N has been leased to the Irish Air Corps for SAR duties from Sligo Airport. This helicopter was registered on 19 December 1996 after a lengthy career in Britain, the USA, and South Africa. It is the secondary SAR aircraft based at Shannon, and can be deployed to the other ICG SAR stations at Dublin or Waterford when the S.61N there is down for maintenance. The photo was taken at Shannon on 31 August 2002.

ID: 1001431		Views: 816		Aircraft		Location & Date

				Type: Sikorsky S-61N Aircraft Reg: 257 MSN / CN: 61816 Operator: Irish Air Corps Unit / Wing: 301 Sqn - SAR Sqn / No 3 Operations Wing Picture Category: SAR Helicopter		Location: In Flight Country: Ireland Date: 7th May 2003

						Photographer

						Airman Damien Faulkner Contact Frank

Medium Picture		Large Picture		Comments: Airman Damien Faulkner took the photo from Dauphin 247, flown by Comdt Shane Bonner. "On Weds 7 May 2003, the Air Corps' newest acquisition took to the skies over Baldonnel, using call sign Sierra Kilo 257. Previously registered as EI - CXS, the Sikorsky S-61's new colour scheme is an adaptation of its original Irish Coastguard one. The first flight, under the command of Comdt Tom O'Connor, was another step along the path of the Air Corps' ambition to perform medium range search and rescue (SAR) missions. It will continue to "work up" over the summer in Sligo Airport where it will be based, and later this year will eventually replace the Dauphin SAR service, currently operated out of Air Station Finner in Co Donegal. Of note on the S-61 is the one metre diameter Air Corps roundel and the tricolour on the nose, which are designed to distinguish it from the Irish Coastguard operated S-61s around the Irish airports." Comdt. Kevin Byrne

ID: 1001430		Views: 856		Aircraft		Location & Date

				Type: Sikorsky S-61N Aircraft Reg: 257 MSN / CN: 61816 Operator: Irish Air Corps Unit / Wing: 301 Sqn - SAR Sqn / No 3 Operations Wing Picture Category: SAR Helicopter		Location: In Flight Country: Ireland Date: 7th May 2003

						Photographer

						Airman Damien Faulkner Contact Frank

Medium Picture		Large Picture		Comments: Airman Damien Faulkner took the photo from Dauphin 247, flown by Comdt Shane Bonner. "On Weds 7 May 2003, the Air Corps' newest acquisition took to the skies over Baldonnel, using call sign Sierra Kilo 257. Previously registered as EI - CXS, the Sikorsky S-61's new colour scheme is an adaptation of its original Irish Coastguard one. The first flight, under the command of Comdt Tom O'Connor, was another step along the path of the Air Corps' ambition to perform medium range search and rescue (SAR) missions. It will continue to "work up" over the summer in Sligo Airport where it will be based, and later this year will eventually replace the Dauphin SAR service, currently operated out of Air Station Finner in Co Donegal. Of note on the S-61 is the one metre diameter Air Corps roundel and the tricolour on the nose, which are designed to distinguish it from the Irish Coastguard operated S-61s around the Irish airports." Comdt. Kevin Byrne

ID: 1001429		Views: 939		Aircraft		Location & Date

				Type: Sikorsky S-61N Aircraft Reg: 257 MSN / CN: 61816 Operator: Irish Air Corps Unit / Wing: 301 Sqn - SAR Sqn / No 3 Operations Wing Picture Category: SAR Helicopter		Location: In Flight Country: Ireland Date: 7th May 2003

						Photographer

						Airman Damien Faulkner Contact Frank

Medium Picture		Large Picture		Comments: Airman Damien Faulkner took the photo from Dauphin 247, flown by Comdt Shane Bonner. "On Weds 7 May 2003, the Air Corps' newest acquisition took to the skies over Baldonnel, using call sign Sierra Kilo 257. Previously registered as EI - CXS, the Sikorsky S-61's new colour scheme is an adaptation of its original Irish Coastguard one. The first flight, under the command of Comdt Tom O'Connor, was another step along the path of the Air Corps' ambition to perform medium range search and rescue (SAR) missions. It will continue to "work up" over the summer in Sligo Airport where it will be based, and later this year will eventually replace the Dauphin SAR service, currently operated out of Air Station Finner in Co Donegal. Of note on the S-61 is the one metre diameter Air Corps roundel and the tricolour on the nose, which are designed to distinguish it from the Irish Coastguard operated S-61s around the Irish airports." Comdt. Kevin Byrne



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