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MartinCh 10th Sep 2012 16:50

The 'spot turn' on ground looks like someone rushed it to save some fuel/engine running dosh.

Forgive me, lowly R22 pilot, but if he had such forward CG in hover, wouldn't he have low enough fuel in tanks to have better IGE performance, not to hover left skid so close to ground? Then trying to speed up so quickly so low.. Oopsy.

True, the CPL guy next to him should have asked him to hover higher and be more gentle on take off. Was the low time pilot owner or related to owner by any chance, that the CPL guy kept quiet or didn't try to be heavy on controls?

rotorspeed 10th Sep 2012 17:14

What an appalling, unforgivable example of incompetent flight crew action. Fortunately no-one was presumably hurt, but another circa $500k or aircraft trashed with the inevitable impact on insurance premiums and helicopter safety reputation. A wobbly approach and poor landing were all signs of a pilot well beyond his skill level, but the the CPL P2 apparently then lets him yaw the acft hugely on the ground before take off, lift and transition too fast and just drive it into the ground. What on earth was the CPL P2 thinking of? And they'd had at least one kid on board too! Unbelievable. I just hope UK insurance premiums are not affected by the German market, thinking of the EC120 too.....

Aucky 30th Sep 2012 16:18

This made me chuckle - no 500' rule in Montreal? (back then anyway?)


after several years of breathing our, beautiful city air, at chimney top level, my lungs started to… take a little punishment
- nothing to do with the pipe...


206Fan 3rd Oct 2012 11:57








BH06L3 5th Oct 2012 03:48

Some videos near the North Pole from Ellesmere Island high up in the Arctic.

This waterfall had a geyser feeding it coming straight up out of the glacier.
The wolves were very curious and this happened on a few occasion. We had to land before the wolves reached us and made sure the tail was clear hanging off a cliff or steep hill.





[YOUTUBE]

TerjeM 5th Oct 2012 20:03

Short summary of TV series aired on NRK about the norwegian SAR helicopter operated by Norwegian Airforce Westland Sea Kings.


Donalduck 6th Oct 2012 22:34

Chopper Flying Legend- Bell47 Mount Isa to Cloncurry...Oct 1967
 
8mm Footage taken by my dearly departed Dad.

The footage shows Doug Bruhn, Chopper Flying Legend, taking the Bell47 for a run from The ISA to the 'CURRY and back low level via MARY KATHLEEN...




YouTube link fixed: either paste the complete url, or put the string after "v=" into the YouTube insert

SPlot

Aucky 13th Oct 2012 07:39

Have a little too much spare time, and camera to hand out here in Billund...


p.s. Senior Pilot - Vimeo used to embed... No longer? I don't use youtube where possible as everything defaults to 360p which looks terrible in comparison

Fixed: just cut and paste the url off the Vimeo

Splot

GoodGrief 13th Oct 2012 08:06

Bad habits die hard. No one told the kid not to cross underneath a tailboom?:ugh:

Aucky 13th Oct 2012 08:41

He might have not have done :E Innocent until proven guilty?

Donalduck 13th Oct 2012 08:56



From when men were men and Choppers were Bell47's.

500 Fan 19th Oct 2012 21:44

The winner everytime!
 
This guy is certainly getting the max out of this D-model.


500 Fan.

rotorrookie 30th Oct 2012 11:14

USCG doing their job :D rescuing the the crew of HMS Bounty. my hat's off to them

Gordy 3rd Nov 2012 01:51


Phoinix 14th Nov 2012 15:36



Another ground resonance video, this time from a Sealynx.

Flying Bull 14th Nov 2012 15:55

ROTORHEADS AROUND THE WORLD: Videos
 
For the inpatient, start watching around 3:15...
And, doesn't seem to bother the pilot very much, after a short hover he transitions away....
Worth thinking about damage which might have occured.
Greetings Flying Bull

Flyting 14th Nov 2012 18:19

What ground resonance...?
That's the new design in hydraulic pumping to get a heaving machine airborne by bouncing it up into the air...kind of like a spring loading...
Notice how the aircraft jumps into the air once activated.
;)

toptobottom 14th Nov 2012 18:50

So what suddenly kicked this off (after sitting on the ground for 3.5 minutes)? :confused:

500e 29th Nov 2012 20:17

deck landing
 
Not quite a helli but worth a look
F-35B Ship Suitability Testing - YouTube

206Fan 14th Dec 2012 22:34

Red Bull Chuck Aaron!
 


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