Recomend Cyprus Hire??
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Off to Cyprus for 3 weeks this week, via T5. Hand luggage only as can't trust the
THEIFROW handlers.
Any advice on hiring an aircrfat or R44 over there?
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Any advice on hiring an aircrfat or R44 over there?
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You have zippo chance of an R44, I have never seen a private helicopter in all the years I have been going to Cyprus.
Pathos has a club I can't recall the name off. I fly with Griffin at Larnaca.
Pathos has a club I can't recall the name off. I fly with Griffin at Larnaca.
A little less conversation,
a little more aviation...
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Originally Posted by Ken Wells
Off to Cyprus for 3 weeks this week,
That being said, where is the one once known as "Dirigible"? - I thought he was still on the island?
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I flew with these some years ago from Pafos
http://www.griffonaviation.com/
Aeroplane was a PA28, tatty looking but fully serviceable. It gets very bumpy due to thermal activity and you have mountains rising straight off the sea. You wouldn't want a forced landing I can tell you.
Chart was a photocopy and you needed a FP for every flight.
No idea what they are like now but if they're still in business they must have something going for them.
http://www.griffonaviation.com/
Aeroplane was a PA28, tatty looking but fully serviceable. It gets very bumpy due to thermal activity and you have mountains rising straight off the sea. You wouldn't want a forced landing I can tell you.
Chart was a photocopy and you needed a FP for every flight.
No idea what they are like now but if they're still in business they must have something going for them.