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Re: Challenger airlifted

Sincere apologies to anyone offended by my use, in the above post from yesterday, of the slang phrase "big yellow taxi".

In no way was this meant to demean the fantastic services provided by the crews of the helicopters which at times have come to the aid of Challengers and thousands of other hillgoers. The phrase is a common term of affection for the familiar aircraft which are all-too-often often a very welcome sight when things occasionally go wrong in the hills, and that – a term of affection – is the sense in which it was intended.

Re: Challenger airlifted

Weather sounds pretty dire!! What a shame that anyone should take your reply to me in the wrong way ............ No accounting for how folk react to fun!!! All of us are surely full of admiration and grateful for the great work of the rescue services. Hope no more call outs .... Love to you all and I am also sure everyone is grateful for the support and care coming from "Control"

Re: Challenger airlifted

Today's Herald reports that the Coastguard helicopter had three separate flights to Loch Hourn within 12 hours to airlift casualties to Skye.