Skills to pay the bills!! I was an Army Crew chief for 6yrs and That pilot almost certainly received his training in military aviation and if I'm wrong then he missed his calling and they missed out on an EXTREMELY talented aviator.
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
I took a bunch of lessons in a tiny, 2-place helo and landing over water introduces a different dynamic as the water doesn't offer the same air-cushion that solid ground does. Looks like a tight fit and right over the water. Awesome!
@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!
That is the absolute closest and confident landing I have ever seen in all my years of aviation ....... your right spectacular and let’s not forget EPIC !!!!!!
I have deep respect for these small Eurocopters, they are compact and roomy. There is one passing over our every day, same colours and rushing to emergency. This is a very close fit..... well done..
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.
This is amazing. . That pilot knows that helicopter very well. Didn't look like too much clearance between the blades and trees. I couldn't even start a helicopter or even fly one. I'm impressed. Great video.
He's like a robot. Amazing he came in that hot, and just drifted it into position sideways like lining up a plane on the runway and then just coasted down exactly on point within inches of the edge of the lake.
Holy christ that is one of the best helo pilots I have seen, got to equal the female chinook pilot clip in Afghanistan who offloaded troops on a mountanside pass by holding the rear door on the mountain path whilst hovering over a massive drop. I salute you both!!! I love seeing skills like this!!
That was some sweet flying. And the back out, yeah baby. Pilot is like, ehh nobody even shooting at me, no problem. Guy getting on looked like he wasn’t sure. Boi get your ass on there.
WOW!!! WHAT A GREAT PILOT. GREAT SKILL. IS THAT AN EC 135 HELICOPTER. I LIVE IN MID WALES AND WE HAVE THE MID WALES AIR AMBULANCE AT OUR LITTLE AIRFEILD. I THINK OUR AIR AMBULANCE IS THE FIRST TO HAVE DOPPLAR RADAR TOO. IT IS THE BULGE ON THE FRONT OF THE NOSE! THE PILOTS OF THESE GREAT HELICOPTERS ARE JUST AS VITAL AS THE GREAT PARAMEDICS. GREAT RESPECT TO YOU ALL.
Someone below mentioned Nam skills. That's what came to mind watching it come in and settle down. The pilot was definitely top shelf. Mad skills. He should drink for free that night. 💶💵💸
Nice flat landing spot, tail in the clear over the water, and several feet from main rotor to the trees. Not as hard as it looks. Nice to see they got the patient.
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.
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.
@@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.
No wind & calm day you can land a chopper on a dime. Notice the lake and trees.... it's dead calm. Yes fantastic flying but I love to see someone do this when it's blowing a gale.
I am without a doubt he is quite familiar with the approach and clearances between the trees. The camera is deceiving as the trees in the foreground are most likely not as close to the helicopter as they seem.
A plus retrieve....good to see talent still exist......now the fishing is gonna suck at that end of the lake for a while ...but all in all no tree trimming or crash....kudos...
The nature in the video tells me this is either Finland, Sweden or Norway. Heavily forested countries and that tiny spot could be the nearest "clear" area there is for miles. Looks like transferring a patient on board would be impossible as the chopper can't land all the way. See the way he's hovering there waiting for the medic to hop on? My guess is they dropped off the medic who administered first aid to the patient whilst they waited for an ambulance to arrive.
See the registration on the tail? LN is norwegian. The nature doesnt look Danish either. Great flying, but from what we see it looks like its not worth the risk, but again, we dont know the backstory.
No risk of him getting stuck in the mud. He was pulling power the whole time. I bet there wasn't more than a couple hundred pounds of weight on those skids when he landed.
I'm a 60 year old Norwegian man, I have to admit the first time I saw this video, I was a little scared. Sometimes they fly over where I live, then I think now there has been a serious car accident again.
I dont know how far off in years this may be but somehow I am really guessing that there will be a helicopter made without any rotors whatsoever on it, not in the tail, like there are now on some of the which they call then NOTARS which stand for No Tail Rotors, and then non on top either......but just guessing here.....
I apoligize, your excatley right, this would be one of the greatest copters ever made, almost no sound coming from it whatsoever, kinda like the stealth mode that the copter had in the tv show Airwolf.......
It's a very sought after and honorable profession, only the best get to be a Norwegian air ambulance pilot. And it's good to know when the shit hits the rotor....eh...fan I mean :-)
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The pilot is showing bad ass skills, that’s for sure!
I bet he was well hard and flip it and hang loose all day dude
"hey man, car won't start again, gonna be late to shift"
"No worries, we can come get you"
That's 😂
if only i could get to work with chopper ahah 🤣🤣
Skills to pay the bills!! I was an Army Crew chief for 6yrs and That pilot almost certainly received his training in military aviation and if I'm wrong then he missed his calling and they missed out on an EXTREMELY talented aviator.
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
I took a bunch of lessons in a tiny, 2-place helo and landing over water introduces a different dynamic as the water doesn't offer the same air-cushion that solid ground does. Looks like a tight fit and right over the water. Awesome!
@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!
That is the absolute closest and confident landing I have ever seen in all my years of aviation ....... your right spectacular and let’s not forget EPIC !!!!!!
To fly is heavenly but to hover is devine!
Mad skills!
divine.
Bang on! Just the spelling ruined it.
I have deep respect for these small Eurocopters, they are compact and roomy. There is one passing over our every day, same colours and rushing to emergency. This is a very close fit..... well done..
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.
and to think people have a hard time backing up a car
LMAO
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This is amazing. . That pilot knows that helicopter very well. Didn't look like too much clearance between the blades and trees. I couldn't even start a helicopter or even fly one. I'm impressed. Great video.
He's like a robot. Amazing he came in that hot, and just drifted it into position sideways like lining up a plane on the runway and then just coasted down exactly on point within inches of the edge of the lake.
…’sideways’..? MUST’VE missed THAT part…
Holy christ that is one of the best helo pilots I have seen, got to equal the female chinook pilot clip in Afghanistan who offloaded troops on a mountanside pass by holding the rear door on the mountain path whilst hovering over a massive drop. I salute you both!!! I love seeing skills like this!!
Fantastic spacial awareness. Hard to tell from the angle but it looks like his rotor is just a few feet from that tree.
Holy cow!! .... wondering how much main rotor clearance he had between the trees. He's had to to have done that a few times.
No one:
UA-cam: Let's recommend this video from 10 years ago!
I'm okay with this!
gl uploading new ones ;)
10 year old videos are non monetized by uploads back then so UA-cam does not have to pay them so free video to show people in recommend page
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You: Let's copypaste this comment!
It's one thing to fly and land there.... quite another to back out and take off.. fantastic pilot!
That is AWESOME!
Sounds like a very pissed off Hornet. Love the power, it’s incredible
When you passed your GTA V pilot training course...
I can't believe what I just seen, but that is some of the best piloting I ever seen
That was some sweet flying. And the back out, yeah baby. Pilot is like, ehh nobody even shooting at me, no problem. Guy getting on looked like he wasn’t sure. Boi get your ass on there.
WOW!!! WHAT A GREAT PILOT. GREAT SKILL. IS THAT AN EC 135 HELICOPTER. I LIVE IN MID WALES AND WE HAVE THE MID WALES AIR AMBULANCE AT OUR LITTLE AIRFEILD. I THINK OUR AIR AMBULANCE IS THE FIRST TO HAVE DOPPLAR RADAR TOO. IT IS THE BULGE ON THE FRONT OF THE NOSE! THE PILOTS OF THESE GREAT HELICOPTERS ARE JUST AS VITAL AS THE GREAT PARAMEDICS. GREAT RESPECT TO YOU ALL.
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When you think about it, the pilot isn't just as vital as the paramedics.
He's totally, 100% necessary!
Honed by years on the sticks no doubt. Epic!
Yer an not the helly stick lol
Coming back out was just a spectacular 👏👏👏👏👏🙏
Well, this is the most functional part of the fucked up UA-cam algorythm, showing me amazing 11 yrs old videos I wasn't even aware of.
Awesome pilot!! God Speed be with all first responders that go above and beyond call of duty.👍👍
The neighbors who were sunbathing on their jetty got a nice aviation show whilst also receiving a cooling breeze 😅
Awesome skills! Give that man a beer. Well...when he's done flying that is.
It's not all on the pilot, the engineers, builder's and maintenance of the helicopter deserve credit too!
Someone below mentioned Nam skills. That's what came to mind watching it come in and settle down. The pilot was definitely top shelf. Mad skills. He should drink for free that night. 💶💵💸
eh, that pilot deserves a huge high five. and a beer. just not while he's flying. fantastic way to get the boss to pick you up for work.
Nice flat landing spot, tail in the clear over the water, and several feet from main rotor to the trees. Not as hard as it looks. Nice to see they got the patient.
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.
Extremely impressive landing and takeoff. Well done!
just picking up the doctor from hi's summerhouse while going to pick up patient
I want that pilot when I break my ankle hiking.
wow his blades must have been millimeters from that tree
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.
So many ways to do this with disastrous results. Unbelievable skill!
Holy cow balls to the wall that pilot rocks
They were probably just picking up that medic for his shift from his own house. Lol Way to go guys... Nice job. (:
There is dropped mic on the ground where the helicopter left from..
This guy must have flown Hueys in Nam. Awesome!
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.
Wow, great piloting. Confined landing with the added danger of mud at the waters edge could get a skid stuck. Fine job.
No wind & calm day you can land a chopper on a dime. Notice the lake and trees.... it's dead calm. Yes fantastic flying but I love to see someone do this when it's blowing a gale.
Damn, How is that pilot NOT cutting or trimming that tree?? LOL
MrCyclejay1967 hahaha
Well if the pilot was mexican. That would happen
MrCylejay - Greenscreen.
It was a Norwegian Pillot, They are highly skilled
That sound is awesome
Those guys have the biggest set I reckon
That helicopter wasnt struggling a bit to pick up those huge balls of steel the pilot has.
I am without a doubt he is quite familiar with the approach and clearances between the trees. The camera is deceiving as the trees in the foreground are most likely not as close to the helicopter as they seem.
A plus retrieve....good to see talent still exist......now the fishing is gonna suck at that end of the lake for a while ...but all in all no tree trimming or crash....kudos...
The fish and the beaver in that pond are going wtf man.
It would be nice if there were a written description of the reasons/conditions for this.
The nature in the video tells me this is either Finland, Sweden or Norway. Heavily forested countries and that tiny spot could be the nearest "clear" area there is for miles. Looks like transferring a patient on board would be impossible as the chopper can't land all the way. See the way he's hovering there waiting for the medic to hop on? My guess is they dropped off the medic who administered first aid to the patient whilst they waited for an ambulance to arrive.
See the registration on the tail? LN is norwegian. The nature doesnt look Danish either. Great flying, but from what we see it looks like its not worth the risk, but again, we dont know the backstory.
Huh? Those were some crazy skills on display!
No risk of him getting stuck in the mud. He was pulling power the whole time. I bet there wasn't more than a couple hundred pounds of weight on those skids when he landed.
Lot of people calling this a landing, it is not a landing at all it is an insanely skilled hover just of the deck very well executed
They aren't hovering, they are on the ground. Likely sitting light on the skids to decrease the chance of sinking into the ground.
Wow ♥️ precision master. Simply perfect control 👍👍👍😍😍
Welcome to Norway!
so is that how he gets to work
In the USA, our medical helicopters require a 150 foot square landing area... This guy parks his chopper 20 feet from a tree.
Looks like they applied the same numbers there in millimeters.
If that guy can land a chopper on that place (which is insane btw! ) then I think you can park your car once in a while correctly on a parking lot :D
Pretty sure that is not the first time they have landed there. He approached like he had done this a few times.
steady hands at heartbeat 220 bpm and balls of brass ... kudos ... :-)
The Force is strong with this one.
And the service is free unlike the US where the patient would later die from a heart attack when the bill arrives
Incredibly skillful pilot !
Ok, have to ask about that cooler….remote location
norsk luftambulanse, de beste på jord! :)
are they notorious for stability?
It’s amazing that there was room for anyone else in that chopper after the pilot and their balls.
I'm a 60 year old Norwegian man, I have to admit the first time I saw this video, I was a little scared. Sometimes they fly over where I live, then I think now there has been a serious car accident again.
Guy knows his bird, cool. Wonder if he is an older military pilot.
Esse helicóptero tem uma rotação de hélice absurda, muito maior do que um Bell ou Esquilo.
And that is the beauty of a helicopter.
True. =]
Impressive; most impressive. =]
Don't ever take gambling risks, tho, please! Stay safe!
Just wow! Stuck it , picked it up and backed it out.
It appears to me this chopper has shorter than normal rotors. Given the terrain, this may be the bird of choice to allow for such maneovers.
backing up and up is the hard part. nice work
The boy got skills.
There are no old and bold cowboys in this profession....
that is some skill the pilot has
Amazing control and skill ... Top class stuff
Hi ...which Helicopter is it ? please
I dont know how far off in years this may be but somehow I am really guessing that there will be a helicopter made without any rotors whatsoever on it, not in the tail, like there are now on some of the which they call then NOTARS which stand for No Tail Rotors, and then non on top either......but just guessing here.....
Google ionocraft, that could be one way in the future
Um coaxial helicopters maybe? Yeah nothing new there.
adznz11 I thought he meant no rotors whatsoever, including main rotors
I apoligize, your excatley right, this would be one of the greatest copters ever made, almost no sound coming from it whatsoever, kinda like the stealth mode that the copter had in the tv show Airwolf.......
Um so basically you are saying they are going to make a helicopter that isn't a helicopter??
They're just picking this guy up for work or what?
Technically...yes.
How did he manage not to trim a single tree on the way down?
PIC making it look easy with two sticks & two pedals.
Worlds best copter pilot
this is sick ... great job done !!
Amazing skill pilot 😀🤙🏻☝️
Avstand mellom rotor og trær = ?
That's some next level shit right there!
Crazy good pilot!!!!
That take off wasn't too shabby either.
That pilot's precision landing was simply amazing! Words though can't do justice to the skill that he possesses.
what country?
It's a very sought after and honorable profession, only the best get to be a Norwegian air ambulance pilot. And it's good to know when the shit hits the rotor....eh...fan I mean :-)
Holy shit , the pilot landed on the water, in between Trees ! with no Floats ?
Das gibt es nicht zwischen die Bäume landen denn die Rotorblätter sind 2 Meter lang oder.
Who makes this helicopter?
+John Smith That's a EC135 made by EuroCopter although now they are called H135 and are made by Airbus after Airbus bought EuroCopter.
+Memorial Star Thanks for the information. EuroCopter was a pretty big name weren't they?
+John Smith Mechanics, technicians and painters in a factory.
+Heru- deshet haha..I wouldn't have guessed.
John Smith
XD.
what an absolute mad lad
This is Norway right? 🤔
Yeah...
Very nice,So professional guy..!! 👍