Pilot in command for this type of mission flies from the left seat. Copilot is not required but was sitting in the right seat to help with radio conversations with air traffic control and helping with air traffic separation. The boat was located near a busy airport and right into the path of landing airplane and I was really busy focusing on the job so it was great to have him with me. Thanks for watching!

Man you know this guy got skills when he makes it look so easy!

I've never seen this before. Just when I thought my first 50 hours in a helicopter was hard then I see this haha. Good job guys

Great multiple video angles of vision & of course fantastic flying skills. Thanks for allowing me to hitch a ride with you on that job!

Serious and safety oriented as always, but a fun job still !

My favorite helicopter. What an amazing treat to see that operation from your point of view. A lot of skill , thanks for sharing!

Holy hell what a job!

Vids like this is a gem! thanks you!

wow, really picks those ships into scale. Those holds are massive when seen from this view.

great to see a young guy get some experience on the 2 blade ones, before moving up to the 3 blade high performance ones.

Like a game of Operation! Great video!

That was a quick startup

Cool guys!

Esti de belle job!

C Yes, the Huey tail rotor has a distinct buzz to it at speed.

Humans are awesome!

Wonder how much that short job woulda cost?

I can't believe they didn't have anyone in the second tank?

Hi there! Can you tell us about the main rotor, what are the improvements. Is it a rotor from a Cobra?

A qui le 214b d'heli-excel a t'il ete vendu?