Details of all the Happenings at EBG Helicopters.
Congratulations to Tim G who passed his cross country qualifier today!
Now Tim can concentrate on completing the last elements of the course which will help him get his Private Pilots Licence – PPL(H). Photo by @geoffwivag
PPL(H) pass for Stanley
Congratulations to Stanley K who passed his PPL(H) with examiner Bob G on his right. The smile says it all. Well done to all concerned.
Night flying over Redhill Aerodrome
Night flying over Redhill Aerodrome. For pilots needing a night rating or just want to experience flying after sunset, EBG Helicopters can help with that – especially during the winter when it gets dark early.
Amazing views from a helicopter over London
It is always a pleasure being able to fly over London and being able to take photographs. I would highly recommend EBG Helicopters to anyone who is looking for a London sightseeing tour. Photographs by
Fly out to Wadhurst Castle
The EBG Helicopter fly out in formation was arranged by Captain Bob. G-SWNS (R44), G-LYZA (G2) and G-EERY (R22). Captains Simon and Rick flew with Bob in the R44, Captains Stewart and Malcolm flew the
Santa with two of his helpers came to visit us
We gave Santa a warm welcome in our upstairs portacabin Photographs by @geoffwivag
Glorious view from a helicopter with the London skyline far into the distance
Beautiful views as seen from one of our Robinson R44 helicopters flown by a self-fly hirer called Stuart. You can learn to fly with EBG Helicopters and fly yourself and your friends around. Photographs by
Rainbow skies
Some beautiful rainbows seen around Redhill Aerodrome. Which one is your favourite? Photographs by @geoffwivag
After the rain, the sun came out and the sky was almost as blue as our portacabins
Just after the rain Saturday 4th November 2023. The view from the portacabins looking North East towards the duck pond on Redhill Aerodrome.
A view from the sky in a helicopter towards the end of Storm Ciarán
Storms containing sting jets have a distinctive structure, often characterised by rapidly deepening clouds. Storm Ciarán was consistent with that structure. The beauty of flying a helicopter means even if the runway is waterlogged, we