Anonymous ID: Kxw7/cNN Nov. 21, 2017, 3:47 p.m. No.150389568   🗄️plebs   >>9766 >>0505 >>1172 >>2971

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>Captain Mike Green.

Mike Green started his career in the aviation industry in 1967 by joining Bristow Helicopters in an Operations capacity at a base in Lincolnshire, where that company was engaged in early North Sea oil exploration support work. A requirement for this job was to hold an aircraft radio operating licence and in Mike's case this formed part of a fixed wing Private Pilot's licence. Moving onto a similar posting in the Middle East and then to Peru and Ecuador, working as a Loadmaster on 'Heli Rig' operations in the Amazon basin; he subsequently commenced a commercial helicopter pilot's course at Redhill in Surrey.

 

Having qualified as a helicopter pilot in 1972, Mike was posted to Malaysia and Singapore, flying as a First Officer on Sikorsky S61N aircraft engaged in the offshore oil support role. Ensuing years saw him flying a variety of helicopter types mainly in the offshore role and working in the Middle and Far East as well as Africa and Papua New Guinea. Returning closer to home, Mike's flying career continued in the charter field which has consisted of flying the Bell JetRanger helicopter on pipeline survey contracts, as well as a host of other applications including VIP passenger work and operating from a luxury yacht in Monaco. During his career, Mike has clocked up some 9000 flying hours in helicopters.

Anonymous ID: Kxw7/cNN Nov. 21, 2017, 3:58 p.m. No.150390881   🗄️plebs

mike green

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/newslondon/buckinghamshire-air-crash-first-picture-of-helicopter-pilot-mike-green-killed-in-mid-air-crash-with-plane/ar-BBF7Nu7

 

"One of the four people killed in a mid-air collision between a helicopter and a small aircraft on Friday has been named as Captain Mike Green.

 

He was an instructor with more than 30 years of experience, as well as being a member of the Helicopter Services team at Wycombe Air Field in Buckinghamshire.

 

His friend, Phil Croucher, told Sky News: "I have known him for 20 years. We were both in the Army...we worked together."