Helicopter Links Dot Com

ABOUT About, disclaimer, and link order of this site.
About Disclaimer Link Order of this site

Bell 430 flying at sunsetABOUT
HelicopterLinks.com main purpose is to provide an easy-to-navigate website linking you to helicopter (OEM) manufacturers, piston helicopters, (as well as gyros, kit helicopters, VTOL, air cars, and other miscellaneous flying machines), helicopter trade shows, helicopter air shows, helicopter magazines, helicopter museums, and helicopter organizations. In addition, there is a limited helicopter glossary, a limited helicopter quote section and some non-helicopter topic pages.

I am looking for public heliport sites to add to this site:
If you know of a public heliport site, would you please email me the information? Copy and paste my email address from here: staff@helicopterlinks.com or click my email address here: staff@helicopterlinks.com

I am looking for the Heliport's complete address, Name of Heliport (if there is a name for it) street address (or street and cross streets), city, state, country, website (if there is one), contact phone number (if there is one).

The design of each webpage allows a worldwide view of Helicopter topics:
Each web page on HeliciopterLinks.com lists helicopter information by continent and the continents and their respective links are typically listed in alphabetical order—on one page. This makes it easy (and fast) to see an entire helicopter topic—worldwide—with one click and scroll of the mouse.

How to navigate this site:
Click on the helicopter topic(s) in the dark blue column on the left to find their respective pages of information. Each topic is listed by continent, worldwide and on one page. Some pages of this site have multiple topics.

Why another browser window opens when you click on a link and why this feature was designed into this site:
The links will open (or should open) in a new window. Then, when you switch back to the HelicopterLinks.com browser and click on another link, the next link will (well, it should) open in the second browser where the first link opened. This is how it works when using the Firefox browser.

You will (in theory) have only a maximum of two browsers open when surfing from this site. Sometimes you'll need to close a stray browser window. This site was designed this way, so it would be easy for you to surf as many helicopter sites as possible and not lose track of this one.


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Flat website design:
HelicopterLinks.com flat website design makes it easy for user navigation and makes it very unlikely the user will get lost. As some websites force internet users to drill down into several layers of a site to find information (and sometimes the lack of information), drilling down into a site not only frustrates the user, it also wastes time. This site does not force you to view non-helicopter topic pages.

Link to HelicopterLinks.com
If you you like HelicopterLinks.com, please link HelicopterLinks.com from your site to the HelicopterLinks.com site. I have some word usage and graphics which you can use to make it easier to place a HelicopterLinks.com link on your site. See the Contact page for more information.

Site Updates:
Each link is hand checked (every month) and we search online for new helicopter sites and helicopter events worldwide, monthly. Please recommend a helpful link. Remember, you don't have to be an owner or manager of a helicopter company to recommend a link. You can recommend a link if you work for a company or are simply a helicopter enthusiast. You don't have to sign your name to a link suggestion.

If your favorite (or obvious) helicopter organization is not listed, this is why:
Most of the information on HelicopterLinks.com is taken from each helicopter manufacturer's (or helicopter organization's) website. If HelicopterLinks.com is incomplete then we might not be able to find the site.

staff@helicopterlinks.com (copy and paste from here)
staff@helicopterlinks.com (or click here to start your email)

Kamov Ka-52 "Alligator" Co-axial Attack HelicopterAbility of site to be translated into any language:
HelicopterLinks.com is a text based site. This means the entire site can be translated into many languages using virtual translation sites, such as the Babelfish link listed at the bottom of every page of this site. When other sites use pictures for links or information, then it becomes tedious to translate a site into another language. Remember, it's the world wide web
(www).

Even more information about HelicopterLinks.com:
HelicopterLinks.com goal is to list all helicopter manufacturers, certain helicopter organizations and certain helicopter events for each respective topic, to be complete. However, not all helicopter manufacturers, organizations or events are easily found of the web and therefore we do not claim to have a complete listing of links for each helicopter topic listed.

There are obviously other helicopter websites with more links than ours, in terms of the shear number of links. With that said, we have not found any sites that have as a complete listing of links for each respective topic that we list on our site.

HelicopterLinks.com main focus is on piloted helicopter links. There is some cross over linking to tiltrotor, VTOL, gyroplanes and other flying machines; however, we do do not link to unmanned air vehicles (UAVs).


Web Best Practices:
Some Web Best Practices as seen on this site include: Focusing on easy-to-use navigation for the user, appropriate and up-to-date information, no "under construction" pages, making no wild claims, and using web technology which will least likely break down on the majority of computers being used today. The technology of HelicoptersLinks.com is XHTML, CSS (using global style sheets), Alt & Title tags, I use no JavaScript (making it less difficult to break my site) and custom error pages.

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Sikorsky H-53 SeriesDisclaimer
This website is subject to change at anytime. This is a privately run helicopter appreciation site. We are as objective and nonpartisan as possible on this site.

We are not liable for any perceived harm to any organization or company due to our lack of information, arrangement of links, broken links, links which direct you incorrectly to somewhere else on the web and/or accidentally misrepresent one organization for another organization.

If we shorten a company name it is only due to space requirements. If we have a bad link it is only a "typo" (a typing mistake) and not intentional. In addition, we have seen websites go off-line from several days to several months and then magically reappear. We sometimes leave links on this site for several weeks (or months) in case an organization is having technical difficulties.

Any other misinformation is a "typo" or an editing mistake and we will make corrections as quickly as possible when mistakes are brought to our attention.

Kazan Mi17Reminder, send us an email:
Please feel free to email us with any corrections or additions. If you are frustrated that a link is *not* on here, then why not take a second and send an email informing us of an obvious or obscure website that you know about. Thanks.

We accept emails from anyone in an effort to keep this site current. We will try to accommodate all link requests and will link as many helicopter related organizations and events to this site. We also make no blanket promises that we will add your link to this site.

staff@helicopterlinks.com (copy and paste from here)
staff@helicopterlinks.com (or click here to start your email)


If you have read to this part, I probably don't need to explain why I provide this site online. Most will know. I love helicopters.

End of disclaimer.

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Link Order of this site
The order of links is subject to change and is determined solely by HelicopterLinks.com. The typical order of links on the HelicopterLinks.com website are listed below; however, there are always exceptions to any rule.

1) By continent
2) By alphabetical order.

or

1) By continent

2) Date of event.

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Updated: March 23, 2009 - Please email me with any suggestions, I'd appreciate it.

Copyright © 2001-2009 www.helicopterlinks.com. All rights reserved. By reading these pages you are agreeing to the terms and conditions in the disclaimer, located in About.

HOW THE LINKS WORK:
Firefox LogoWhen you first click on a link, the link will open in a new browser window. When you switch back to the HelicopterLinks.com browser and click on another link, the next link will (well, it should) open in the second browser where the first link opened.

You'll only have a maximum of two browsers open (in theory) when surfing from this site. Sometimes you'll need to close a stray browser window. This is how it works when using the Firefox browser.
  BROKEN LINKS:
Sometimes broken links are not removed from this site for a month or two because a company or organization might be having technical difficulties.

Also, I've noticed that I sometimes click on a link and the site will not load, it looks as though the site is offline. The next day, I click on the same link and the site loads! Who knows why this happens?

Note: All links are now hand-checked monthy.

TRANSLATION INFORMATION:
Translate (traduca, traduzca, traduisez) entire sites by using: babelfish.altavista. For Russian translation use: Prompt_Ltd



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