Recent content by goatlab

Hems Just curious, has the HEMS program started flying with the new contractor? Whatever happen to the AA helicopter that was left on the hospital pad ?

A little confusing As a 3th party observer here, I have to say I feel more hatred coming from you MR. Ahmed. Let me explain - thus far you are the only one who have called people name, ie, idiot, butthead, etc. What I sense from others is frustration. Take it for what it's worth, just an...

2easy4u I like the way you put that.

S_Steingrobe Best advice, demand payment in advance. Don't apologize for having higher standards than the America HEMS in Europe but the reality is you won't in Europe, you'll be in Saudi. Therefore you'll have to comply with GACA rules. One object we were working toward for SRCA was...

Alelkins, I've looked over the required and I've a couple questions: 1. what point in the process is your receive an authorization letter from the SRCA? 2. How many years of employment history do you have to go back, 10/15? 3. Why does the SRCA require a signed and notarized copy of your...

Ready to fly mission tomorrow? Welcome to Saudi, I'm curious to where you heard they'll start flying mission tomorrow. I hope the AA isn't considering letting the one engineer the SRCA hired, whom isn't qualified on the 902, clear the aircraft for flight. The aircraft has been sitting in...

MMiz, I understand the rules and needing to be professional. This site has provided great information for everyone. Wondering, rather than lock the site because of a few not following the rules can you lock those few out?

I heard..... I heard the figure was 5 million. Did you know? The SRCA SOP (self operating program) was suppose to operate outside SRCA politics and corruption, and was staffed with personnel with integrity. Guess that all changed with the new management.

Here's the thing...the Saudi's want something for nothing. Examples - 1. AA was contracted to operate the aircraft in a safe manner. Because this was a new program and the aircraft would be landing on streets in the middle of town we were asked to provide training for the local police...

Travis Your clarity lacks clarity. You're right Action Aviation's portion of the program is shut down at this point. No argument, but it wasn't AA who discontinued the service it was SRCA. In fact, SRCA sent a letter to air traffic control telling them not to allow AA aircraft to fly.

Having been "boots on the ground" I would like to clarify a couple of issues. After the SRCA notified the Intercontinental Hotel on Sunday they would no long be their responsibility for Action Aviation personnel bills, which SRCA had hadn't paid in 5 months, it was alleged Action Aviation left...

Having been "boots on the ground" I would like to clarify a couple of issues. After the SRCA notified the Intercontinental Hotel on Sunday they would no long be their responsibility for Action Aviation personnel bills, which SRCA had hadn't paid in 5 months, it was alleged Action Aviation left...