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Yesterday.. Bute Inlet is putting on a show of raw

Yesterday.. Bute Inlet is putting on a show of raw power!

These incredible outflow winds have made boating impossible for the past few days (and likely for a few more). We're stepping in to help move people up and down the inlet by helicopter.

Ever wondered what creates these powerful outflow winds? In BC's inlets, dense, cold air builds up in the high mountains during the winter. This heavier air then rushes down the inlet towards the ocean, creating strong, gusty winds that can be a force of nature. It's a reminder of how powerful and dynamic our coastal environment can be!

Sunrise flight over beautiful Campbell River. We a

Sunrise flight over beautiful Campbell River. We are so lucky to live here ❤️

@discovercampbellriver

New base alert! 49 North Helicopters would like to

New base alert! 49 North Helicopters would like to recognize Frontline Helicopters for their dedicated service to the Cariboo Region of British Columbia. We have recently acquired their operations and hangar in Williams Lake and look forward to continuing the community-focused approach and high standard of service that Frontline Helicopters has provided.

Rescue @mountcain yesterday, caption and pics by @

Rescue @mountcain yesterday, caption and pics by @comoxvalleysearchandrescue 🏔🚑

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Mountain Rescue: Critical CDFL Rescue at Mt. Cain

Yesterday, Comox Valley Search & Rescue (CVSAR) responded with a critical Class D Fixed Line (CDFL) rescue in the West Bowl of Mt. Cain. A 35-year-old skier suffered a serious fall and was found unconscious. Although the incident occurred outside ski boundaries, the dedicated patrol team at Mt. Cain took immediate action, initiating rescue efforts and preparing for air assistance.

With time being critical, 49 North Helicopters transported members of our team to the scene. Mt. Cain patrol had expertly prepared landing zones for both the rescue helicopter and the air ambulance from Ascent Helicopters. The skier was located on a steep slope and had already been partially stabilized thanks to the efforts of Mt. Cain patrol and a doctor on-site.

Our team completed the packaging and transported the injured skier using an Aerial Rescue Platform in a CDFL operation to the Mt. Cain parking area, where BC Emergency Health Services (BCEHS) took over care.

This mission demonstrated the incredible collaboration between Mt. Cain patrol, BCEHS, 49 North Helicopters, and Ascent Helicopters. A huge thank you to everyone involved for your skill, speed, and teamwork that made this challenging rescue possible. 💪

Stay safe, adventure responsibly, and always be prepared!

@49northhelicopters / @ascenthelicopters / @mountcain / @bc_ehs / @comoxvalleysearchandrescue

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Testimonial – Rafael
"From November 2012 to June 2013 I was enrolled in a Commercial Helicopter Course at 49 North Helicopters. I was very happy to be assigned Stefan as my primary instructor. The entire process from start to finish was extremely positive. Sheena, Jean-Marc, and Stefan are very knowledgeable people and made all aspects of the training[...]Read More »

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