Flying Down Under Episode 009: Rosemary Arnold: Whirly Girl 99 [ 6:58 | 12.77 MB ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (272)
Rosemary Arnold learned to fly fixed wing in the early 60s then converted helicopters in the mid-60′s, becoming the first woman in Australia to receive a helicopter pilot’s license. From operating her own helicopter business in Australia to flying in locations around the world, Rosemary has had an extensive career in aviation. She has also written a number of books, lectures on aviation history and join the public speaking circuit. As a registered celebrant, she also runs “Chapel in the Sky” performing weddings in a helicopter above Sydney harbour.
We chat with Rosemary about her early career and her helicopter wedding service. You can hear more about Rosemary and her latest book in PCDU Episode 49: Hovering Matilda.
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