Mick Dowling's guest appearances

Mick Dowling

Rotary Wing Show - Interviews from the Helicopter Industry 

RTÉ - Marian Finucane

On The Record with Gavan Reilly Highlights

Heroes and Friends 

The Wine Show Australia

Chris Ryan

Benjamin Franklin

Mark Jones

John Gray

Ben Miller

John Hughes

Nick Brown

Dan Wells

Robert Mason

Matt Johnson

Bruce Tyrrell

Matthew Barker

Dennis Kenyon

Robert Mills

Larry Thimmesch

OwlTail

Kellie Harrington

This morning at 6am, Kellie Harrington entered the ring with Beatriz Ferreira - 15 minutes later she left as an Olympic champion.An incredible fight saw her become just the third Irish boxer to win Olympic gold - joining an exclusive club with Michael Carruth and Katie Taylor.Former Olympic boxer Mick Dowling joined Sean Defoe to discuss Kellie Harrington's incredible Olympic triumph.Listen and subscribe to On The Record with Gavan Reilly on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and Spotify.Download, listen, and subscribe on the Newstalk App.   You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.

This morning at 6am, Kellie Harrington entered the ring with Beatriz Ferreira - 15 minutes later she left as an Olympic champion. An incredible fight saw her become just the third Irish boxer to win Olympic gold - joining an exclusive club with Michael Carruth and Katie Taylor. Former Olympic boxer Mick Dowling joined Sean Defoe to discuss Kellie Harrington's incredible Olympic triumph. Listen and subscribe to On The Record with Gavan Reilly on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and Spotify. Download, listen, and subscribe on the Newstalk App.     You can also listen to Newstalk live on <a href="http://newstalk.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">newstalk.com</a> or Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.

Kellie Harrington's Olympic Triumph with Mick Dowling

I've known Mick for a very long time. He loves a chat and can tell a great story. He recounts the high flying days of working with "Powellie" (Dave Powell of Torbreck).

I've known Mick for a very long time. He loves a chat and can tell a great story. He recounts the high flying days of working with "Powellie" (Dave Powell of Torbreck).

Mick Dowling - MW Wines (Melbourne)

Mick Dowling on Helicopter Underwater Escape Training 30 seconds ago you were airborne but now you are in the drink and water is quickly filling your helicopter cockpit while the machine starts to roll upside down – what do you do next? If you are not 100% certain then you will want to listen to this interview with Mick Dowling, Commercial HUET Manager at the Careflight Group.  HUET = Helicopter Underwater Escape Training Knowing what to do in those critical seconds after entering the water may just save your life. Podcast: Subscribe in iTunes | Play in new window | Download 01:05 Where in the world you are listening from – 31 countries 01:58 PPRuNe thread 04:18 Mick Dowling from Careflight Group 04:34 What is helicopter underwater escape training (HUET) 05:56 Origins of HUET 06:35 Mick’s background and career path 08:00 Careflight Training Services division 09:05 Who needs HUET 11:26 Legislative requirements and currency 12:52 Increase in survival chances after HUET 13:48 Early courses – progress to current best practices 17:11 HUET in a nutshell 18:33 Things to think about pre-flight + preparation 20:57 Reference point – most important thing 22:11 Brace position for impact 25:54 When the helicopter turns upside down 27:45 Losing orientation 29:39 Opening the exit 31:05 Reaching the surface 31:55 Lifejackets 33:05 Going back for others 34:35 Blackhawk in Fiji 35:40 Maximising survival on the surface 38:28 HEEDS / EBS 41:10 Extra tips 42:37 Getting HUET training and course breakdown 48:00 Next actions 49:40 Submit any questions here on the blog 50:48 Next episode… Don’t forget to sign up for email alerts 51:06 Visit today’s sponsor – trainmorepilots.com “Careflight Group, is one of a few in Australia who are able to provide competency based HUET utilising modular Aircraft Underwater Escape Trainers “AUET”. To successfully egress, and be assessed competent when using the AUET platform, trainees are required to operate multiple Seatbelt and Exit types. As a result we’ve noted aircrew and trainees completing HUET in the AUET tend to experience a high skill retention rate” ~ Mick Dowling [leadplayer_vid id=”540AE883BA524″] Links from this week’s episode: Careflight Group HUET Training PPRuNe.org thread about the show and video of Steve Kux’s crash [Tweet “Up to 20% of helicopter ditchings occur inland (dams, creeks etc)”] [Tweet “Your mobile phone in a chest pocket? In an impact the harness can crush it into you.”] [Tweet “Identifying your reference point is the most important thing in a helicopter ditching.”] Mick Dowling briefing trainees prior to crane lift The real thing (if you are lucky enough to have floats) That ‘water up the nose’ sensation… while waiting for movement to stop   Post escape – surface huddle to maintain warmth and morale    Got a comment or question about today’s show? Use the area below to leave your thoughts. The post RWS 7 – Helicopter Underwater Escape Training with Mick Dowling appeared first on The Rotary Wing Show Podcast.

Mick Dowling on Helicopter Underwater Escape Training 30 seconds ago you were airborne but now you are in the drink and water is quickly filling your helicopter cockpit while the machine starts to roll upside down – what do you do next? If you are not 100% certain then you will want to listen to this interview with Mick Dowling, Commercial HUET Manager at the Careflight Group. HUET = Helicopter Underwater Escape Training Knowing what to do in those critical seconds after entering the water may just save your life. Podcast: <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/ph/podcast/rotary-wing-show-interviews/id903691746?mt=2" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Subscribe in iTunes</a> | <a href="http://media.blubrry.com/rotarywingshow/p/s3.amazonaws.com/rotarywingshow/RWS7-HUET-Mick-Dowling.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Play in new window</a> | <a href="http://media.blubrry.com/rotarywingshow/p/s3.amazonaws.com/rotarywingshow/RWS7-HUET-Mick-Dowling.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Download</a> 01:05 Where in the world you are listening from – 31 countries 01:58 PPRuNe thread 04:18 Mick Dowling from Careflight Group 04:34 What is helicopter underwater escape training (HUET) 05:56 Origins of HUET 06:35 Mick’s background and career path 08:00 Careflight Training Services division 09:05 Who needs HUET 11:26 Legislative requirements and currency 12:52 Increase in survival chances after HUET 13:48 Early courses – progress to current best practices 17:11 HUET in a nutshell 18:33 Things to think about pre-flight + preparation 20:57 Reference point – most important thing 22:11 Brace position for impact 25:54 When the helicopter turns upside down 27:45 Losing orientation 29:39 Opening the exit 31:05 Reaching the surface 31:55 Lifejackets 33:05 Going back for others 34:35 Blackhawk in Fiji 35:40 Maximising survival on the surface 38:28 HEEDS / EBS 41:10 Extra tips 42:37 Getting HUET training and course breakdown 48:00 Next actions 49:40 Submit any questions here on the blog 50:48 Next episode… Don’t forget to sign up for email alerts 51:06 Visit today’s sponsor – <a href="http://trainmorepilots.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">trainmorepilots.com</a> “Careflight Group, is one of a few in Australia who are able to provide competency based HUET utilising modular Aircraft Underwater Escape Trainers “AUET”. To successfully egress, and be assessed competent when using the AUET platform, trainees are required to operate multiple Seatbelt and Exit types. As a result we’ve noted aircrew and trainees completing HUET in the AUET tend to experience a high skill retention rate” ~ Mick Dowling [leadplayer_vid id=”540AE883BA524″] Links from this week’s episode: <a href="https://www.careflight.org.au/page/what-we-do/careflight-training-services/HUET_Training/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Careflight Group HUET Training</a> <a href="http://www.pprune.org/rotorheads/546620-helicopter-podcast-interview-ideas.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">PPRuNe.org thread about the show and video of Steve Kux’s crash</a> [Tweet “Up to 20% of helicopter ditchings occur inland (dams, creeks etc)”] [Tweet “Your mobile phone in a chest pocket? In an impact the harness can crush it into you.”] [Tweet “Identifying your reference point is the most important thing in a helicopter ditching.”] Mick Dowling briefing trainees prior to crane lift The real thing (if you are lucky enough to have floats) That ‘water up the nose’ sensation… while waiting for movement to stop Post escape – surface huddle to maintain warmth and morale  Got a comment or question about today’s show? Use the area below to leave your thoughts. The post <a href="https://rotarywingshow.com/rws-7-helicopter-underwater-escape-training-mick-dowling/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">RWS 7 – Helicopter Underwater Escape Training with Mick Dowling</a> appeared first on <a href="https://rotarywingshow.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Rotary Wing Show Podcast</a>.

RWS 7 – Helicopter Underwater Escape Training with Mick Dowling