G-GUST

Aircraft:
Agusta-Bell AB-206B JetRanger II
Reg: G-GUST photos
Serial #:
8192
Airline: Private
Photo Date: May 31, 2003
Uploaded: Aug 01, 2004
Shobdon - EGBS, United Kingdom

Notes:

This helicopter seemed to have a bit of an engine problem (from what I could tell it was starting up), filling the airfield with white smoke. You can see the yellow and red fire vehicles just starting off, and the event has captured the attention of the startled visitors and Mercedes driver. There were no injuries and the helicopter did not seem to suffer any notable damage from the outside. There is an R-22 (G-OBIL) directly in front of the Jetranger, which is why it does not look quite right. Sorry about the lowish quality, but there was not time to set the camera up properly or get closer!

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by Jim Groom
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This photo follows a few minutes after the first I took of this incident (Photo ID: 333867)

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May 31, 2003

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Aug 01, 2004

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This helicopter seemed to have a bit of an engine problem (from what I could tell it was starting up), filling the airfield with white smoke. You can see the yellow and red fire vehicles just starting off, and the event has captured the attention of the startled visitors and Mercedes driver. There were no injuries and the helicopter did not seem to suffer any notable damage from the outside. There is an R-22 (G-OBIL) directly in front of the Jetranger, which is why it does not look quite right. Sorry about the lowish quality, but there was not time to set the camera up properly or get closer!