S 58 Collection

"S-58: A Versatile Workhorse in the Skies" The S-58, also known as the Westland Wessex HC-2 and HAS-1

Westland Wessex HC-2
RAF Westland Wessex Hc-2 Mk-2 at the Intensive Flying Trials Unit at Odiham, UK Date: 1963

Westland Wessex HAS-1
Royal Navy Westland Wessex Has-1 Parked on a Ships Helipad Date: 1960s

Westland Wessex
Bristow Helicopters Westland Wessex 60 Flying Date: 1968

Sikorsky S-58, N878, of New York Airways

S 58 Collection: Sikorsky S-58 refuelling at Brussels 1958 World?s Fair

Sikorsky S-58 refuelling at Brussels 1958 World?s Fair
Sikorsky S-58 of Sabena refuelling at the Brussels 1958 World?s Fair heliport. Date: 1958

S 58 Collection: Sikorsky S-58, N886, of World Wide Air Services

Sikorsky S-58, N886, of World Wide Air Services being used to transport drilling rigs and equipment to Sireru, Papua, for British Patroleum

S 58 Collection: An S-58T helicopter comes down to street level in Chicago, Illinois

An S-58T helicopter comes down to street level in Chicago, Illinois, to pick up the lifting line prior to starting a lifting operation

S 58 Collection: An S-58T picks up the lifting line on the top of a building in Chicago, Illinois

An S-58T picks up the lifting line on the top of a building in Chicago, Illinois
A S-58T helicopter picks up the lifting line on the top of a building in Chicago, Illinois, as it starts a lifting operation

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"S-58: A Versatile Workhorse in the Skies" The S-58, also known as the Westland Wessex HC-2 and HAS-1, was a remarkable helicopter that left an indelible mark on aviation history. With its robust design and exceptional capabilities, it became a true workhorse in the skies. Originally developed by Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation, the S-58 quickly gained popularity worldwide. In New York, N878 of New York Airways proudly showcased this magnificent machine's prowess. Its sleek silhouette and powerful rotors made it a sight to behold as it gracefully soared through the cityscape. Not limited to just one corner of the globe, the S-58 found itself refueling at Brussels' 1958 World's Fair. This event served as a testament to its reliability and efficiency even under demanding circumstances. The crowds marveled at its ability to effortlessly hover above ground while being fueled for further adventures. N886 of World Wide Air Services took full advantage of what this versatile aircraft had to offer. Whether transporting goods or ferrying passengers across vast distances, this trusty companion proved time and again why it was chosen for such important missions. Meanwhile, back in Westland factories where dreams took flight with each assembly line completion; they tirelessly crafted their own version of excellence –the Westland Wessex. These helicopters embodied innovation and precision engineering that set new standards within the industry. From search-and-rescue operations to military deployments or offshore oil rig support - there was no task too daunting for these remarkable machines. They were built tough yet elegant enough to inspire awe wherever they went. Whether you encountered an S-58 soaring high above urban landscapes or witnessed a Westland Wessex conquering challenging terrains with ease - both represented triumphs in aviation technology. Their legacy lives on as symbols of human ingenuity pushing boundaries beyond our imagination – forever etched into history books as the helicopters that changed the game.