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Old 8th Jan 2020, 09:30
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Helicopter accidentally picks up car

You'll love this one !

https://www.liveleak.com/view?t=uab2D_1578422373

Didn't see this posted, but if it's an oldie, I'll delete
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What a sturdy beast!
Try that with an Apache
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Not an 'oldie':

https://aviation-safety.net/wikibase/231986

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Hey.......when you go "Winchester" and the Grunts still need support from the Gunnies.....you do what you got to do to help!

Warning.....don't try this at home.

Only highly skilled, capable, and well trained Aviators should attempt this!
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“Well, ‘Captain’.....put your licence on the table then back slowly away!”
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Danger

looks like a successful 'first solo'..........................just
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Maybe he parked in the pilots parking space 😜
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Old 8th Jan 2020, 16:32
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The vehicle appears to get picked up by the weapons rail (?) at the outboard end of the stub wing - must have been on the limit of lateral cg to lift that!
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Old 8th Jan 2020, 18:29
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What a disaster
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Old 8th Jan 2020, 18:38
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If it wasn’t for the mountains, I would have said it was one of the Helidays at Weston Super Mare.
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The narrative from the safety database says the aircraft failed to take off and collided with a car - doesn't look much like what happened in the video

Just a very crap piece of flying - he appears to be completely disoriented at the end of his approach and drifts back and down.
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Old 9th Jan 2020, 08:42
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The narrative from the safety database says the aircraft failed to take off and collided with a car - doesn't look much like what happened in the video
It looks like an rejected takeoff. The pic in the indonesian link probably shows the helicopter just before take off , Doors open and crewmember in front of cockpit.

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Old 9th Jan 2020, 10:20
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Poor choice of take off path then
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Old 9th Jan 2020, 10:45
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The description in the link of the original post suggests it was being flown by a Lt General, head of the Disaster Management Agency.

The final touch-down after all the mayhem looks remarkably controlled.

Maybe it was a case of “I have control......sir!” 😄
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a Lt General, head of the Disaster Management Agency.
Creating more work for his staff, maybe?
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Shame he isn't a Major-General - Major-General, Disaster has a nice ring to it
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Old 9th Jan 2020, 14:12
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Rejected takeoff, likely overpitched with some NR compromises, yada, yada. Skip the Liveleaks video and look at the YouTube one in aviation-safety posted by Encyclo. Adds the context.
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Old 9th Jan 2020, 16:34
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Video with takeoff included


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Old 9th Jan 2020, 17:07
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Good job that car jumped up and saved them by pulling them back to earth - otherwise they might have reached translational lift and goodness knows what might have happened then.
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