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Zeitungsbericht/St.Galler
Tagblatt vom 24.04.07 (Bilder: Katja Niederöst fotowoche.ch/Kapo AR)
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Our log presents a selection of pictures and press texts of flown
employments. If you held an employment in any possible way
with us then we are naturally pleased with your envolvement. |
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April 2007 |
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Newspaper/St.Galler 24.04.07 (Picture: Katja Niederöst fotowoche.ch/Kapo AR) |
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20 minutes of
newspaper report / 24.04.2007 (Picture: Kapo AR) |
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September 2007 |
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Our Hughs 300
C is used as a photo model after an extensive overhaul and painting. The
pictures are provided for advertisment to a bank. Photographed by the
professional photographer Thomas plain from Zurich. (www.graphplain.ch) |
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March 2006 |
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Newspaper / St. Galler 07.03.2006 |
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February 2006 |
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In the middle
of February our jetranger during a taxi flight went to the French sking
area of Courchevel to see...(Pictures: Roland Triet) |
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January 2006 |
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The 25th
through the 29th of January 2006 we were the WEF in the air. WEF admits
that during one week an air-haven prevailed. In use for these flights was
our LAMA 315B |
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January 2006 |
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At lauberhorn
the ski elite meets, and not far away the helicopters are awaiting! We
were there with our LAMA and jetranger to ensure the needs of the craving
international ski circus passports. |
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January 2006 |
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Poster /Featured
in Aero Revue
2/2006
The photograph
shows the LAMA stopping for a coffee break in the central part of
Switzerland in the area around Burgenstock. The Photo was taken from our
own Tino Dietsche. |
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January 2006 |
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Newspaper /
St. Galler 01.02.2006
With Own Helicopter Flown
THAL. Ten
rotations with each load of 850 kilos were made yesterday by Roland Triet
(Vice-Swiss master in precision flight). Ecoclogical revaluation to
a retaining wall was in need as well as repairs to the existing one on a
plot belonging to Walter Berhard of Tufelskanzle. (gtd)
(Photo: Tino Dietsche)
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November 2005 |
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Newspaper/
St. Galler
Altenrhein. Like James Bond dividing a house in half with a saw,
Roland Triet uses a saw implemented beneath his helicopter to cut away
overhanging tree braches from power lines.
For forest workers it
is a dangerous job: the removal of trees that are extremly close to high
voltage power lines. For the first time in Germany a saw suspended from a
helicopter enhances productivity, offering a new service from
Heli-Service- Triet.
A Glarner Forester had
requested Triets Services along with others to open-up power line
right-of-ways in hard to travel areas that were over grown. Roland Triet
and Urs Aecherli flew 2 employments, 45 and 27 minutes long. With a result
of 200 meters of powerlines cleared. A dangerous employment? Triet relates:
" The power was turned off for the flights, but we would still not fly
more than 7 meters to the line for safety reasons.
Sawing system and engine. Triet purchased the services of a German company
for the saw. "There are 50 meters of poles attched to the helicopter from
underneat depending on the terrian of the area in which we are working",
explains Triet. Ten saw blades work vertically; they can cut branches up
to 25 centimeters in thickness. For tops of trees a horizontial saw
is used. " you can split trunks up to 50 centimeters thick" explains Triet.
He favors the advantages of the new technology. Its fast and favorably".
The costs are more but the results are astonishing. |
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September 2005 |
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Skynews.ch
expenditure No. 9 October |
Cockpit
expenditure No. 10 October 2005 |
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August 2005 |
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Indicator
announcement from 30. August 2005 |
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August 2005 |
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20 Years Helicopter-Service Triet AG
20.
August 2005 we celebratd our 20 year anniversary |
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January 2005 |
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The 26, 28,
and 29 of January 2005 we were WEF in the air. The WEF admits that during
one week an air haven prevails for active helicoter enterprises. In use
was our LAMA and jetranger. |
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April 2004 |
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Newspaper /
The Rheintaler from 30.4.04 |
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September 2002 |
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