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Bristow Helicopters Westland WS-55 series 1 Whirlwind G-APWO

Bristow Helicopters Westland WS-55 series 1 Whirlwind G-APWO (msn WA299), at Redhill. Later converted to Series 3 in 1966, sold in Iran as EP-HAG. Date: circa 1960

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1960 1966 Bristow Converted Helicopters Iran Redhill Sold Westland Whirlwind Ws 55


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This photograph showcases the Westland WS-55 Series 1 Whirlwind helicopter, specifically G-APWO (msn WA299), as it gracefully rests at Redhill Airfield in the early 1960s. The Westland Whirlwind, a versatile and pioneering rotorcraft, was developed by Westland Aircraft and first flew in 1957. This particular helicopter, registered to Bristow Helicopters, was an early example of the Series 1 model. The Westland WS-55 Whirlwind was a twin-engine, multi-role helicopter, capable of performing various tasks including search and rescue, transport, and military operations. Its distinctive twin-boom design and large fenestron tail provided excellent stability and maneuverability. In 1966, G-APWO underwent a significant transformation as it was converted to the Series 3 model. After its conversion, it was sold to Iran and registered as EP-HAG. This photograph captures a moment in time when this historic helicopter was still in its original Series 1 configuration, before its important role in the Iranian aviation industry began. This image offers a glimpse into the rich history of helicopter development and the evolution of the Westland Whirlwind. The Westland WS-55 Series 1 Whirlwind, as seen here in its early days at Redhill Airfield, remains an iconic symbol of aviation innovation and progress.

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