@@lizzsszzy7800 yup what he said, I was shocked when he took off and was in disbelief. That landing arm sliding briefly on the grass got me nervous, I've had my licence for over 10 years flying.
Every helicopter or plane. Everything that flies in the sky has a tail number. The tail number of this R22 is N2356M If you search that number in Google you will see every detail of the aircraft. >>>>>> www.aviationdb.com/Aviation/Aircraft/2/N2356M.shtm
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Is that smoke above the helicopter? I had never seen something alike
@2:11 there was a old McCulloch J-2 Autogyro ? Awesome. Is that thing still flying?
I haven’t seen it fly in years
Aren’t the left side controls supposed to be removed if you’re carrying a passenger?
hi how much rpm wings for takeup
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Very dangerous hovering so low and sideways like that with a kid onboard.
I smell a dynamic rollover
@@lizzsszzy7800 yup what he said, I was shocked when he took off and was in disbelief. That landing arm sliding briefly on the grass got me nervous, I've had my licence for over 10 years flying.
I absolutely agree. He may be a skilled pilot but you don’t do that type of shit with a passenger. Way to close for comfort
what year is that helicopter?
Every helicopter or plane. Everything that flies in the sky has a tail number. The tail number of this R22 is N2356M If you search that number in Google you will see every detail of the aircraft. >>>>>> www.aviationdb.com/Aviation/Aircraft/2/N2356M.shtm
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