China Southern Airlines sent 20 helicopters to search and rescue the "Fujing 001" wheel

The "Fujing 001" rotation accident in Yangjiang Sea Wind Field Floor Farm has aroused attention from all walks of life. At 13:49 on July 6, China Southern Airlines General Airlines (hereinafter referred to as "China Southern Airlines") continued to send two helicopters Search and rescue task. After the accident on July 2, as of 14:00 on July 6, China Southern Airlines had sent a total of 20 helicopters to participate in rescue to provide a lot of value information for the maritime search and rescue team.

In the early morning of July 2nd, the "Fujing 001" of the windfield floating boat in Yangjiang Sea was in danger when she had avoiding Taiwan anchors. At 09:30 on the same day, after receiving the relevant task notice, China Southern Airlines immediately launched the maritime emergency rescue procedure, quickly formed an emergency rescue leadership group, and sent a Sikoski S92 helicopter to the rescue point to perform emergency search and rescue tasks.

On July 2, China Southern Airlines sent a Sikoski S92 helicopter to the rescue point to perform search and rescue mission

On the morning of the 2nd, the typhoon "Siaba" had not yet landed, and the wind speed of the sea reached an amazing 100 km/h. At this time, the Typhoon Center was just near the dangerous ship. In order to ensure the successful completion of the rescue mission, China Southern Airlines Airlines Aviation Department arranged two experienced flight teachers to perform the flight task. Geng Yanbin, the captain of the search and rescue mission, said that because of the harsh sea conditions, the search and rescue on -site search and rescue was very difficult: "At the beginning of the search and rescue, the typhoon was about to land. ","

At 23:00 on July 3rd, China Southern Airlines connected to the relevant departments requested that helicopters needed to assist the "Fujing 001" search and rescue operation. Southern Airlines responded quickly, and immediately decided to dispatch one of the Sikoski medium helicopter B7307 and Bell 505 helicopter, and the solid professionals such as flying flights formed a search and rescue unit.

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At 07:34 on July 4th, Bell 505 took off from Zhuhai Jiuzhou Airport, and then at 08:30, the Sikoski S76 helicopter took off from Jiuzhou Airport. On the morning of the same day, China Southern Airlines received an emergency request for the government's emergency department to add helicopter power to increase the participation in search and rescue. Southern Airlines then decided to add another Sikoski S76 helicopter. At the same time, at the request of the Guangdong Maritime Safety Administration, China Southern Airlines Airlines added another Leonardo AW109 helicopter that was assigned to China Southern Airlines to join the search and rescue operation. At 12:20, the Sikoski S76 helicopter took off from Zhanjiang Wuchuan Airport, and went to the search and rescue task area to participate in rescue. At 13:12, Leonardo helicopter took off from Zhuhai Jiuzhou Airport to join the search and rescue. As of the 6th, the search and rescue mission continued.

Southern Airlines Lives Lives Search for lost contacts in the air

China Southern Airlines Sweato rescue personnel go all out (the above pictures are provided by China Southern Airlines)

As of July 6, China Southern Airlines had dispatched 1 large, 3 medium and 1 small helicopter to perform search rescue mission to the crash, and performed a total of 20 search and rescue flights, with a flight time exceeding 35 hours. Southern Airlines Tongxiang Special Economic Zone Government Flight Team, "South China Sea Rescue 113", "Sea Patrol 31", Marine Police Ship and other rescue forces, overcome difficulties such as bad weather, low visibility, etc., cooperate closely with multiple departments, and search for "Fujing 001 001 001 "Wheels lost personnel to assist in sea ships to track and confirm the relevant targets, and provide a lot of value information for the sea search and rescue team. (China Civil Aviation reporter Feng Zhijun)

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