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Helicopters will be flying low over North Okanagan inspecting Fortis BC gas lines

  • Talon Helicopters will conduct low-level flights over the North Okanagan from May 14 to June 14 to inspect FortisBC gas lines.
  • These helicopter surveys are conducted each year by FortisBC to inspect their natural gas pipelines using aerial LiDAR technology, helping to maintain system safety and facilitate planning for necessary upkeep.
  • Flying inspections will be conducted during daylight hours over various communities in the North Okanagan, including those near Armstrong, Enderby, Vernon, and surrounding localities such as Coldstream and Lumby.
  • Officials inform residents that the inspections will involve only aerial activities with no on-site ground operations, and that flight times may be adjusted due to weather or wildfire conditions.
  • The inspections aim to detect line issues early, supporting the reliability of gas service for thousands without causing public concern.
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Low-flying helicopters inspecting North Okanagan natural gas lines

The FortisBC inspections will take place from May 14 to June 14

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castanet.net broke the news in Kelowna, Canada on Monday, May 12, 2025.
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