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Low Flying Area 9 (LFA 9), covering all of Shropshire and the borders of adjacent counties, is a dedicated helicopter training area for military helicopters. A map of Low Flying Area 9 Intensive low-level helicopter activity, often down to ground level, takes place within the area between Monday to Friday, 0830 hours until 1730 hours with night flying occurring at periodic intervals.
16 mag 2013 · Waddington RAF Station - EGXW, United Kingdom. By: Robert Burke Photos | Profile | Contact. Album Like Share. Note: On display in the static park at the RAF Waddington Airshow 2011. Airline: Defence Helicopter Flying School (DHFS) Reg: ZJ239 photos. Aircraft: Bell Griffin HT.1. Serial #: 36125. Photo date: 2011-07-17.
17 mag 2019 · 17 May 2019. The first eight rear crew graduated from the Defence Helicopter Flying School (DHFS) at RAF Shawbury at a special parade. This graduation marks another important milestone within the rotary element of UK Military Flying Training System (UKMFTS). The Graduates with the Reviewing Officer Air Vice-Marshal Warren James.
RAF Shawbury as seen from the cockpit of a Bell Griffin helicopter. No. 2 Flying Training School was disbanded in March 1997 so that in April 1997 the station could start providing training of helicopter pilots for all three of the UK's armed services, under the newly formed Defence Helicopter Flying School.
RAF Shawbury is the home of the Defence Helicopter Flying School (DHFS), the Central Flying School (Helicopter) Squadron and the Central Air Traffic Control School. Intense low-level helicopter activity is conducted in and around the air base within its own low-flying area (LFA 9). The area which was increased in 2007 by around 80%, encompasses ...
Another Jupiter Arrived at RAF Shawbury 27-May-20 - The Defence Helicopter Flying School (DHFS) part of the United Kingdoms Military Flying Training System (UKMFTS) took delivery at RAF Shawbury of a brand new Airbus EC145T2/H145 known as Jupiter HT1 in British service.
Trainee Australian pilots were posted to the school after completing basic flight training at No. 1 Flying Training School RAAF. The ADFHS then provided these pilots with initial helicopter training. After gaining their wings at the ADFHS, Army pilots completed their training at the School of Army Aviation in Oakey, Queensland.
