AW109 G-EMHN Taking off in bad weather at Newcastle Airport
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AW109 G-EMHN Taking off in bad weather at Newcastle Airport
Not a pretty day do be flying a helicopter, skip to 2.40 minutes in the video to see the 109 taking off.
A video showed how planes and helicopters navigated strong winds at Newcastle Airport yesterday, with one helicopter blown sideways as the pilot attempted a take off during Storm Atiyah which brought 80mph winds.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-tomorrow.html
A video showed how planes and helicopters navigated strong winds at Newcastle Airport yesterday, with one helicopter blown sideways as the pilot attempted a take off during Storm Atiyah which brought 80mph winds.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-tomorrow.html

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Ah the Daily Grail!!
Couldn't find anywhere that EGNT ever experienced 80 MPH winds yesterday.
40 knots is only about 46 MPH - nearly an exaggeration of 100% !!
Nothing to see here. Average day for a lot of people.
Current type cant be started or stopped above 50 knots is my first limitation. After that there are no more that I can see. Its only wind.
Couldn't find anywhere that EGNT ever experienced 80 MPH winds yesterday.
40 knots is only about 46 MPH - nearly an exaggeration of 100% !!
Nothing to see here. Average day for a lot of people.
EGNT 101720Z 27027G40KT 9999 -RA FEW015 BKN030 08/06 Q0988=








