Compasswest Helicopters

22/09/2022

As we have know since school until the corrupt elites, conglomerates and governments remove this cirriculum from schools to brainwash billions of school children over the last 20 years that humans are causing climate change.... no what has change is corruption and deception in the name of "GREED" by investors of renewable energies and they will use any propaganda and deception using media and scientists to decieve the stupid and gullible ( billions of school children and believers of media)

Isolated for 42 days in chambers of ambient and elevated CO2 concentrations, we periodically document the growth of cowpea plants (Vigna unguiculata) via tim...

29/01/2021

“Copy maintenance, have a helicopter coming in for complete overhaul ‘😝
Saw this artistic beauty on the outskirts of Boddinton.

26/07/2019

Casual wear day for the HFR it was today (Commercial Helicopter Review) . Pictured is Newton Pellat (Tuffty) Grade One instructor who assisted in cutting any rust (haha) off my flight review. Jandakot YPJT 26/0719. Tuffty is available for all your HFR (H) reviews and expertise in line pilot needs also.

26/05/2019

Hi to all the visitors, tourists and customers to Tom price and Karijini NP. Calls for scenic rides for the 2019 tourism season are starting to come in and with reluctance, Compasswest helicopters is still dealing with landing issues, permits and lease holds from DBEC (KNP) and the local shire SOA. These relentless issues have been going on for some time and we hope to have a resolution in the near future so that we can be operational all year around in Tom Price and the great KNP. Please feel free to call us for discussions or call into the CWH heli-pad on nameless valley road where longtime tour operator for the Pilbara region, Pete West (Flying Sandgroper Tours) can fulfil your need to explore the 2.5 billion-year-old geological formation and gorges.
Thank you customers
Cpt Neal Kent
Compasswest helicopters
0427 407888

03/04/2019

McDermott FESA 214B's

01/01/2019

We are no closer to bringing a CWH helipad and tour bus operators site on the corner of Banjima drive ,Karijini NP which would be a huge support to tourism operators to the area and heavily reduce transit margin time costs to tourists and visitors to the park. These parks belong to the citizens of WA and full support should be administered by public servants and the state government to give our business operators, visitors and customers what they want, activities, attractions and affordable prices. We have received 2 response letters from Minister Dawson ( Environment) stating negative support for our development applications in the KNP. The last letter dated 31.12.2018 haha

26/09/2018

Our last passengers for the 2018 tourism season that took a wonderful Wittenoom gorge scenic flight were Russel and Lynda Sutton from Tom Price. Their lovely gift was from Lynda’s Tom Price hospital colleagues, Russell’s MEM colleagues, Rio Tinto and their close friends from Tom Price. Thanks guys. 22/09/18

18/09/2018

Compasswest helicopters scenic flights around Tom Price and the Karijini NP will cease operations after the 21st September 2018 due to other business operational commitments and a closing to the tourism season. We thank the visitors and customers that took our aerial tours over this great location and we also enjoyed the scenes. If you have an urge to do a lap around the area, please call soon.

13/08/2018

Tourist operator alert: Compasswest helicopters application to establish a landing site 1 kilometre down from the ECO retreat on Banjima drive has been rejected by DPAW, disappointingly. The idea was to bring cheaper flights to visitors and guests to see the gorges and mountains, and the resort is where 90% of our calls come from. We strive to move forward and will finish off the season at the Karijini NP airstrip and Tom Price.
Cpt Neal Kent
Compasswest helicopters
Karijini NP/ Tom Price

03/07/2018

Whilst out playing on the Tom Price golf course (highest golf course in WA and the geology of the ground being 2500 + million years old) was looking for a lost golf ball in the spinifex grass and came across a large surface area of these very old ( millions of years old) sea urchins and shells. I ponder what happened to this land when these tectonic plates collided. Was the Pilbara land mass flat on the ocean floor before the land mass was forcefully pushed up...hmmmm!