On Sondre Senderud | HeliOps Magazine

Growing up in Norway, a small Sondre Senderud would gaze up at the sky, full of admiration for his uncle, who flew both seaplanes and helicopters. "He used to wave the wings of his seaplane as he passed over our house on the way to and from the fjords with passengers. That was a big part of what lit the spark for me."

On Tobi Holliger | HeliOps Magazine

Tobi actually always wanted to become a farmer, but as no one in his family was into farming, he chose the academic route and went to high school and university. Nearing the end of a Bachelor of Business and Administration, he felt the urge to pursue a career that would be connected to a passion rather than just making a living. "At some point, I asked myself what got my attention, aside from tractors, when I was a child – and that's how helicopters came back into the picture!" 

On Maxim Demeyer | HeliOps Magazine

"When asked how I became a heli pilot I often reply, half-jokingly, 'It was the only option left for me – I was bad at everything else,'" Maxim laughs. "But there Is some truth in it. I didn't perform well in high school, let alone university." "The school benches totally lost me, so I started [...]