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ID: 1001428		Views: 1006		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

Medium Picture		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: 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

Medium Picture		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: 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

Medium Picture		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: 1000622		Views: 812		Aircraft		Location & Date

				Type: Sikorsky S-61N Aircraft Reg: EI-BPK MSN / CN: 61224 Operator: Dublin City Helicopters Picture Category: Helicopter		Location: Dublin (DUB / EIDW) Country: Ireland Date: 22nd April 1985

						Photographer

						Jacob Struben Contact Jacob Struben

Medium Picture		Large Picture		Comments: In 1985 Dublin City Helicopters operated scheduled services from Dublin Airport, Ireland, to Holyhead in North Wales, using this Sikorsky S.61N, EI-BPK (c/n 61224). It was planned to shift the Dublin base to a city centre location, but the company ceased trading, finishing an interesting experiment. This photo was taken at Dublin Airport on 22 April 1985.

ID: 1000618		Views: 668		Aircraft		Location & Date

				Type: Sikorsky S-61N Aircraft Reg: EI-BLY MSN / CN: 61761 Operator: Irish Helicopters Picture Category: SAR Helicopter		Location: Aberdeen (Dyce) (ABZ / EGPD) Country: UK - Scotland Date: 12th September 1997

						Photographer

						Chris Jones Contact Frank

Medium Picture		Large Picture		Comments: Sikorsky S.61N EI-BLY, c/n 61761, Irish Helicopters Ltd., at Aberdeen, 12 September 1997. EI-BLY spent time in the USA, Australia, and Canada before becoming Irish, and was used as the interim SAR helicopter for the IMES at Shannon while EI-BHO was being converted. EI-BLY became G-BXSN on 16 February 1998. It has been re-registered N161AL since.

ID: 1000608		Views: 598		Aircraft		Location & Date

				Type: Sikorsky S-61N Aircraft Reg: EI-BHO MSN / CN: 61822 Operator: Irish Helicopters Picture Category: SAR Helicopter		Location: Unknown Country: Unknown Date: Unknown

						Photographer

						- Contact Frank

Medium Picture		Large Picture		Comments: S.61N EI-BHO (c/n 61822) was the first dedicated SAR Sikorsky to operate on behalf of the Irish Government's Department of the Marine (although EI-BLY acted as an interim SAR machine while 'BHO was being converted), entering service as such in 1992. Originally delivered to Irish Helicopters Ltd. new from the production line in November 1979, this helicopter was sold in the UK as G-BPWB in May 1997, when Irish Helicopters lost the SAR contract to Bond Helicopters (now CHC).



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