LifeFlight is warning people not to point lasers at their helicopters after someone did just that recently. LifeFlight of Maine says on November 11, a crew was about 2,000 feet in the air in Portland ...
A LifeFlight crew was disrupted by a laser last week while flying back to their base in Sanford. The light was pointed at the helicopter, which was flying at about 2,000 feet in the air around 7:45 p.
A small town that straddles the Gympie and Fraser Coast regions has created a pitch worthy of the Gabba in time for it's ...
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New pitch for Theebine Hotel annual charity cricket matchNew Adelaide Crow Sid Draper has revealed he phoned coach Matthew Nicks in the lead-up to the AFL draft. Theebine Hotel ...
A Realtor has a serious warning for parents: Never take your children along to view a home. In a viral TikTok video with over ...
Lifeflight of Maine, our state’s only air ambulance service, is highlighting the dangers of laser strikes on aircraft after ...
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LifeFlight of Maine highlights risks of laser strikes on aircraftLifeFlight of Maine highlights risks of laser strikes on aircraft ...
"Crew members can become temporarily or permanently blinded by the light, depending on how powerful the laser is. Sometimes, ...
Lebanon’s City Council has unanimously decided to deny a request by The Goddard School, a private preschool with locations ...
According to LifeFlight of Maine, recently, a LifeFlight crew was 2,000 feet in the air traveling towards Sanford when a laser was pointed at the helicopter. The incident occurred at approximately ...
Construction of the new $31.8 million LifeFlight and Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) Mount Isa base is on track for its ...
Goomburra Valley Campground, known for its picturesque location and proximity to popular walking trails at Main Range ...
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