I bet he was well hard and flip it and hang loose all day dude

That's 😂

if only i could get to work with chopper ahah 🤣🤣

It's good to have pilots like this at home for helping people, y'all can't claim all the talent now lol. Although seeing a group of hovering chinooks on a mountain too would be dope

​@Remain Nameless when I do load calcs in helicopters where I will be less than Effective Translational Lift over the water, I use the performance charts for Hover Out of Ground Effect because water although it provides some benefit, it is not nearly the same as a hard smooth surface. When a helicopter hovers over the water, it disturbs the surface enough that you may be short on performance if you don't properly plan your margin of safety!

divine.

Bang on! Just the spelling ruined it.

LMAO

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Yes me too. And much respect to the German's who designed the helicopter this is ultimately based on, the MBB Bo-105 and the Japanese who tweaked it into the Kawasaki BK-117. A global effort of innovation.

…’sideways’..? MUST’VE missed THAT part…

I'm okay with this!

gl uploading new ones ;)

10 year old videos are non monetized by uploads back then so KZfaq does not have to pay them so free video to show people in recommend page

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Yer an not the helly stick lol

no doubt! I was waiting for branches to start flying

Yea two millimeters😁

*metemillers

@Mr Sunshines kids asleep so you came to bully strangers on the internet? Head over to the senior center for more safe targets.

Helicopter pilots are a different breed of man But to be honest, those blades don’t have a hard time cutting through smaller upright branches, and what gets cut, gets flung onto the ground due to the downforce from the rotor.

Technically...yes.

TORNADO TAZ- When you think about it, the pilot isn't just as vital as the paramedics. He's totally, 100% necessary!

MrCyclejay1967 hahaha

Well if the pilot was mexican. That would happen

MrCylejay - Greenscreen.

It was a Norwegian Pillot, They are highly skilled

They aren't hovering, they are on the ground. Likely sitting light on the skids to decrease the chance of sinking into the ground.

Looks like they applied the same numbers there in millimeters.

I didn't see a patient get in, only a crew-member with some equipment.

Lel, yeah I bet you're well versed in what it takes to land a heli. Internet specops pilot eh?

nowthisis2stupid I guess you must have won the bet nowthisis2stupid. I have been a commercial helicopter pilot and helicopter flight instructor for the past 20 yrs. I have worked in the rocky mountains, the arctic and Central and Eastern Canada. I have 6500 hours of helicopter time as well as a fixed wing licence. The majority of my time has been on Eurocopter (now Airbus) helicopters, primarily the Astar. The vast majority of our work is doing oil and gas support as well as forest fires. All of our landings are confined in remote locations. I have probably landed helicopters 40 000 times. You could probably say I am well versed in what it takes to land a heli. Have a nice day.

Congratulations, I met a guy the other day that is a green beret, in seal team 6. Internet credentials mean absolutely squat.

nowthisis2stupid I didn't want to call you stupid but its in your name so hey, if the name fits, wear it.

Norwegian pilot. Maximum 40 something years :-)

@@dudenorway828 I really didn't think he was a Vietnam vet. I was just making a comparison. Those guys who flew Hueys in Vietnam were some of the best helicopter pilots ever, and so is this great Norwegian pilot.

@@johnh8846 a friend actually own a Huey who was used in combat in Vietnam. Awesome machine, it is all original.

@@johnh8846 I belive norwegian armed forces fly the Hueys too.

@Mr Sunshines ever heard of sarcasm?

@@Wycked304 he's a troll. I see him saying crap like that in other comments. Just let him try and sound tough. It makes him feel secure 😂