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helihub 30th Aug 2012 13:03

Indian JetRanger cartwheels
 
JetRanger landing with good forward speed cartwheels - yesterday, 29th Aug. All walk away with minor injuries


peterperfect 31st Aug 2012 16:00

Theres a video elsewhere in the media with actual sound of the event, the engine tone and (just after it) decaying rotor notes are clearly audible..... Let the DGCA report be the final word on the cause though.

SASless 31st Aug 2012 19:30

Reminds one that when it goes all egg shaped....it does so rapidly!:E

BlenderPilot 31st Aug 2012 19:38

Indian Hindu guru Asaram Bapu's copter crash caught... | Stuff.co.nz

Vertical Freedom 1st Sep 2012 00:15

Top of the World
 
:ok: Amazing, Wonderful & Awesome; Everyone survived - Incredible India !! :8

Happy Landings

VF

Anthony Supplebottom 1st Sep 2012 00:34

Yes - what a world. A woman walks down a road in London and gets killed by a window frame while a Jet Ranger full of pax ploughs into the ground in Gujarat and they all walk out and go for a curry!

Vertical Freedom 1st Sep 2012 00:43

Top of the World
 
Yes, if You watch the slow motion, zoomed in You will see the Main Rotor Blade slice neatly twice through the boom then depart the mast, intact, both blades attached via the head & start flinging towards the cameraman :eek::eek::eek::=

alouette 1st Sep 2012 05:42

Holy cow!!!!! If that would have been some other type of aircraft then the occupants would have not walked away...:}

topendtorque 1st Sep 2012 11:27


and they all walk out and go for a curry
Fancy someone being supple of the posterior suggesting that! Do you think they needed the curry?

Very hard to tell with camera flicker speed etc, but is the RRPM a real problem, or lack of it I should say?

Funny how they fall and are totally uncontrollable when they run out of curry, honey:ok:

Gulfstreamaviator 1st Sep 2012 16:47

was it an autorotation or just a bad landing
 
Not a heli driver, but the landing area was confined, and not a smooth surface, so the question I asl, is: was it an autorotation or was it a just a run on landing that should have been a hover to stationary landing.

They were very lucky...no fire, any fuel on board.???

glg

R.OCKAPE 2nd Sep 2012 00:59

I'd say a swab of the collective would show traces of armpit follicles.... looks downwind to me

Nigel Osborn 2nd Sep 2012 01:50

As they say in India the pilots are ex Indian Air Force Wing Commanders who come from a very very good family which means it can't be pilot error!! Definitely they should be buying a lottery ticket!:ok:

Gulfstreamaviator 2nd Sep 2012 02:52

Pilot Error Impossible
 
Sounds like the new Bollywood movie.

I was based in Delhi for several years, and totally agree.... it was not pilot error...

Glf

P6 Driver 2nd Sep 2012 06:25


I'd say a swab of the collective would show traces of armpit follicles....
looks downwind to me
And the cyclic may have traces of whatever may be found in the groin area!

Cows getting bigger 2nd Sep 2012 09:55

Assuming the take-off shown at minute 6:00 on the first YouTube link is of the same flight...........


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