Originally Posted by
2016parks
"she also stated she was unsure if the other helicopters rotor was rotating" Isn't it a fact that sometimes a rotating blade simply cannot be seen on reasonably quick examination--because it is moving! If so, are pilots trained to know that fact? How then could she safely rely on "the absence of a visible blade"?
Say the other chopper's blades weren't spinning and she parks in her spot without incident,...they're still too close.
Now the other chopper starts to spin up and WHACK they hit!
Who's to blame now?