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Old 29th Oct 2009, 12:10
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29th Oct - BBC Radio 2 Phone in

Jeremy Vine is asking listeners to call in if they have ever been scared by the pilot's flying in a helicopter that they have been flying in. (After the report on the RAF Puma crash)
It's on between 12 and 2 pm
May be worth a listen ?

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May be worth a listen ?
It's not usually
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FYI, the helicopter discussion is about to start in a couple of minutes. (1238hrs-ish)
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The Jeremy Vine show is the "Daily Mail" of the airwaves.
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What an utter load of drivel and mis-information. Vine owes a major apology to those of us who earn a living from flying helicopters. What an utter C***.

The R22 pilot who e-mailed needs a substantial kick in the balls. Because he chooses to fly like a prat doesn't do the rest of us any favours at all.

Sensationalist utter c**p. There are some mighty angry pilots around here right now.
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Listened to the broadcast and it would seem that we are constantly striving to find a new low in sensationalism. The radio host obviously knows very little about helicopters and some of the pax that called in, even less.

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Turned off after Vine called us 'helicopter drivers'.
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Now Now boy's!!!!!! you know the golden rule of journalism......never let the truth get in the way of a good story.

It would be a bloody boring show if everyone phoned up to say they had a nice time and thier G&T did not even get spilt!!!

Better put the blame on the crab **** who trashed one of HRH's finest pumas than Mr Vine who is dining out on the aftermath!!
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The programme can be heard here.

BBC iPlayer - Jeremy Vine: 29/10/2009

Jump to 39 minutes.
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Old 29th Oct 2009, 15:09
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NOVEMBER 29 Tarman?

Shurely not Sir!
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Old 29th Oct 2009, 16:02
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J Vine was always a Richard Head.
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Complaints, ladies and gentlemen, to the BBC and to Broadcasting Standards. Topics for discussion - Fairness, Accuracy
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"The thing about helicopter crashes is they hit the ground and go splat." Impressive journalism.

The words of David Mitchell seem remarkably apt today: YouTube - That Mitchell and Webb Look - Send us your reckons
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Not going to listen to that one, based on the posts.

But the only person I've ever scared in a helicopter was me !
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Old 30th Oct 2009, 08:26
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What a prat - "Opens with "it killed the twelve crew on board" - he later corrects this, but that's what will stay in many people's minds.

For the record, two were killed in the crash, and another died later in hospital.
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A touch sensitive I fear.

Yesterday morning, senior captain to oil company ops cell,

Good morning, I'm the driver going to the Whisky.............

I do enjoy working with pilots with a sense of humour and a firm grasp on reality.
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