Joining NHS as pilot

[Dan]

Is it possible to join NHS as a pilot? How difficult is it? 
how difficult is it to become NPAS or the posiedon equivalent?

Thanks

 

[Kyano]

The NHS equivalent of NPAS is AR (Air Rescue) and It isnt that hard to pass the test.

However the Police NPAS test is a bit harder than the AR test.

 

[Coco]

To be in the nhs as a pilot you first need to reach paramedic, then you can take the AR entry test and work up the tiers to use better aircrafts on patrol.

Police and Poseidon follow a similar structure but their entry tests are a lot more difficult. 

 

[Dan]

To be in the nhs as a pilot you first need to reach paramedic, then you can take the AR entry test and work up the tiers to use better aircrafts on patrol.

Police and Poseidon follow a similar structure but their entry tests are a lot more difficult. 

What kind of manoeuvres do you need to demonstrate?

To be in the nhs as a pilot you first need to reach paramedic, then you can take the AR entry test and work up the tiers to use better aircrafts on patrol.

Police and Poseidon follow a similar structure but their entry tests are a lot more difficult. 

How long does it take to reach paramedic?

 

[Coco]

What kind of manoeuvres do you need to demonstrate?

In NHS you need to be able to demonstrate the skill to land in tight spots and safely etc. It’s been a while since I’ve seen the test. @Warwick might be able to explain it more to you.

Can you land in an area safely without auto hover?

 

[Dan]

In NHS you need to be able to demonstrate the skill to land in tight spots and safely etc. It’s been a while since I’ve seen the test. @Warwick might be able to explain it more to you.

Can you land in an area safely without auto hover?

Yes I am good at combat landing

 

[Coco]

Yes I am good at combat landing

I’d go on teamspeak and look for a member of the NHS with Air Rescue tags, they’d be able to let you know what is needed and the level required in more detail

 

[ufff]

In NHS you need to be able to demonstrate the skill to land in tight spots and safely etc. It’s been a while since I’ve seen the test. @Warwick might be able to explain it more to you.

Cheers @Rice Krispy 

To join Air Rescue you first need to join the NHS - https://www.roleplay.co.uk/forms/6-altis-nhs-application/. 

Once you're done with that you'll need to get to the Rank of Paramedic, depending on the dedication you have this could take a few weeks or a few months. Once you've reached Paramedic you'd message someone on teamspeak with the [AVM] [DAM] [CAM] Tag, they're the people who run Air Rescue. 

The test consists of proving you know how to control a helicopter by landing in tight places following instructions and answering questions. Then you'll be scored and given a pass/fail. If you pass you get the Air Rescue teamspeak tag and access to patrolling as an Air Rescue member. Once you have Reached Tier 3 in Air Rescue you'll receive a MH-9 Hummingbird/Access to the Taru test. 

If you have other questions feel free to PM me and ill answer anything you have as best i can. 

 

[Dan]

Cheers @Rice Krispy 

To join Air Rescue you first need to join the NHS - https://www.roleplay.co.uk/forms/6-altis-nhs-application/. 

Once you're done with that you'll need to get to the Rank of Paramedic, depending on the dedication you have this could take a few weeks or a few months. Once you've reached Paramedic you'd message someone on teamspeak with the [AVM] [DAM] [CAM] Tag, they're the people who run Air Rescue. 

The test consists of proving you know how to control a helicopter by landing in tight places following instructions and answering questions. Then you'll be scored and given a pass/fail. If you pass you get the Air Rescue teamspeak tag and access to patrolling as an Air Rescue member. Once you have Reached Tier 3 in Air Rescue you'll receive a MH-9 Hummingbird/Access to the Taru test. 

If you have other questions feel free to PM me and ill answer anything you have as best i can. 

Thanks