CLASS C - Side Pull Hook for Sock Line Pulling

CBH Flight Training School
Aircraft Maintenance
Aircraft Sales
Beginners & Introductory Flight Training
Helicopter Flight Training
Helicopter Flight Training Courses
International Students, Flight Training Visa
Advanced Student Flight Training
Flight Lesson Financing
Helicopter Rentals

CBH External Load Services
Helicopter Live Line Consulting Services
Class A External Load Operations
Class B Long Line Operations Operations
Class C Side Pull Hook for Sock Line Pulling Operations
Energized/ De-Energized Insulator Washing Services
Aerial Marker Ball
Slideshow Gallery
Long Line Operations Videos
Aerial Marker Ball Videos
Dominion Resources Project Case Study

CBH Imaging Resources & Services
Aerial Utility Patrols
Advanced Leak Detection Services
Mobile and Aerial Leak Detection Services
Gas Leak Detection (Aerial, Facilities, Cargo, Ships)
Corona, Infra-Red Inspections & Services
Remote Sensing
Aerial Filming & Electronic News Gathering
Ortho-Mosaic Photography & Still Photography
Equipment Rental
Flight Based Consulting
Helicopter Completions - Avionics, Mounts, Camera installs

Class C

• Side Pull Hook for Sock Line Pulling

Class C operations involve the utilization of our side pull hook on the side of the helicopter.

We typically utilize our side pull hook for sock line pulling in power line construction activities.

About CBH External Load Services
CBH External Load Services offers helicopter external load services under our FAA Rotorcraft External Load Operating Certificate. CBH External Load Services fills unique services requirements for utility and other companies for external load operations and comprehensive power line inspections. CBH External Load Services offers power line maintenance services from our helicopter based platform (Class A). We also offer long line lifting services (Class B) and Class C (side pulling capabilities) services for power line construction projects. CBH External Load Services and Chesapeake Bay Helicopters have also been patrolling power line and pipeline systems in the United States for eleven years.