WorldAirPics.com : Ireland

WorldAirPics.com Home IrishAirPics.com Home

Photo Lists

All Aircraft Types All Registrations Jetliners Propliners Business Aircraft Helicopters / Rotorcraft General Aviation Military Aircraft Warbirds

Photo Search Upload Photos Latest Additions Editors Choice Photos

Most Popular Photos

Top Of Last 48 Hours Top Of Last Week Top Of Last Month Top Of Last 6 Months Top Of Last Year Top Of All Time

You are not logged in. Please Login or Register

Showing pictures 17201 - 17210 from a total of 17264 pictures ordered by

<< First Page < Back 1708 1709 1710 1711 1712 1713 1714 1715 1716 1717 1718 1719 1720 1721 1722 1723 1724 1725 1726 1727 Next > Last Page >>

Home - New Search

ID: 1001425	Views: 800	Aircraft	Location & Date

		Type: Aerospatiale SA316B Alouette III Aircraft Reg: 202 MSN / CN: 1973 Operator: Irish Air Corps Unit / Wing: 302 Sqn - Army Support Sqn / No 3 Operations Wing Picture Category: Military Helicopter	Location: Casement, Baldonnel (EIME) Country: Ireland Air Show: Irish Air Corps Family Day 1995 Date: 1995

			Photographer

			Frank Grealish Contact Frank Grealish

Large Picture		Comments: 4 helicopters lined up at Baldonnel during the family open day held in 1995.

ID: 1001426	Views: 873	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: Sligo (SXL / EISG) Country: Ireland Date: 8th May 2003

			Photographer

			Jon Devins Contact Jon Devins

Large Picture		Comments: Sikorsky S61N "257" is pictured here at Sligo Airport on the 8th May 2003 the day after it arrived it's new home where it will shortly take over SAR duties in the North West from the Dauphin II based at Finner Camp, Co. Donegal.

ID: 1001427	Views: 1148	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: Casement, Baldonnel (EIME) Country: Ireland Date: 7th May 2003

			Photographer

			Airman Damien Faulkner Contact Frank

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: 1001428	Views: 1003	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

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

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

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: 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

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: 1001432	Views: 445	Aircraft	Location & Date

		Type: British Aerospace BAe Harrier GR.7 Aircraft Reg: - Operator: Royal Air Force Picture Category: Fighter	Location: Casement, Baldonnel (EIME) Country: Ireland Air Show: Air Spectacular 2000 Date: 18th June 2000

			Photographer

			Frank Grealish Contact Frank Grealish

Large Picture		Comments: This picture was taken at the Air Spectacular held at Baldonnel in 2000.

ID: 1001433	Views: 421	Aircraft	Location & Date

		Type: Sepecat Jaguar GR.3A Aircraft Reg: - Operator: Royal Air Force Unit / Wing: 16(R) Squadron Picture Category: Fighter	Location: Casement, Baldonnel (EIME) Country: Ireland Air Show: Air Spectacular 2000 Date: 18th June 2000

			Photographer

			Frank Grealish Contact Frank Grealish

Large Picture		Comments: This picture was taken at the Air Spectacular held at Baldonnel in 2000.

ID: 1001434	Views: 400	Aircraft	Location & Date

		Type: British Aerospace BAe Nimrod MR.1 Aircraft Reg: - Operator: Royal Air Force Picture Category: Maritime Patrol Aircraft	Location: Casement, Baldonnel (EIME) Country: Ireland Air Show: Air Spectacular 2000 Date: 18th June 2000

			Photographer

			Frank Grealish Contact Frank Grealish

Large Picture		Comments: This picture was taken at the Air Spectacular held at Baldonnel in 2000.



<< First Page < Back 1708 1709 1710 1711 1712 1713 1714 1715 1716 1717 1718 1719 1720 1721 1722 1723 1724 1725 1726 1727 Next > Last Page >> Home - New Search