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  • Yoou can see the entire tail flex so yeah this would be where some of that damage came from

  • gravity sucks...but the earth spit him back

  • at 19 the tail touches the ground... that cant be goo0d

  • change de pantalon apres ça lol

  • That is HARD bump!

  • dumb ass pilots never learn. Cuz they die before they do.

  • oooh thats really hard on the skids. I sure hope he didnt bend em or its a 10,000 dollar replacement.

  • Could have been a lot worse... then again I guess it was if it killed 4 people 10 hours later.

  • I agree, jaol.

  • @MrWillydoit i agree with u there mr throw the twat behind bars for 25 years

  • @MrWillydoit the cunt should lose his pilots licence 4 good

  • thats fucking crazy doing that sorta shit with people standing so damn close

  • He was meant to do that plus it was coooool.

  • dumn facken

  • I know one of the passengers and he said the pilot had 4 cracked vertibrae and a headache!! no one else was injured but the old girl serving hotdogs had a heart attack...

  • misjudged? or judged perfectly?.... nobody died....

  • touche

  • yes but he came very close to wrecking a million dollar machine, and killing innocent bystanders. the only reason nothing went wrong is he was lucky. and it appears he bent the pipe at the bottom of the tail fin that protects the tail rotor

  • indeed, i was only joking anyway.

    mind you, he done well to recover!

    could have been a lot worse!

  • damn that was close

  • Well, with about 2, 3 or 4 tonnes of helicopter slamming into the ground, the force of the impact mainly on the back of the skids and the tail guard.

    Ouch...

  • 4 tonnes? oil tankers don't fly wanker county boy

  • Oil tankers weigh in at a maximum of 15 tonnes, so next time research these facts before you try and prove someone wrong.

  • did he crashed after?...

  • That is as close as it gets.

  • Damn...

  • this was on flight simulator 2000 haha! The Bell 206

  • what a lucky escape, it looks like he bent the tail guard (white pipe coming off the bottom of the tail boom), which is there to protect the tail rotor. and he probably damaged the skids as well, the idiot.

  • he is very lucky to come out of that alive, if one of his skids snagged on something or if one of the skids broke off there wouldve been many hurt and maybe killed

  • did the grass die?

  • Some had critical injuries but none died! :D

  • that guy at the end was too scared to think lol

  • too close to spectators!

  • Hier hat man gesehen das der Pilot getrunken hat.

  • what an idiot, its not worth trying to cut it so close just to look good infront of a crowd, no matter how good of a pilot you are.

  • you're right, I would have loved to see what he would have done if his landing skids had snapped off due to the stress he put them under!

  • so close!

  • i bet his ass hurt like hell after that inncodent!

  • I'll bet the seats were quite brown after that stunt. This guy must be dead by now; nobody who tries this kind of sh** could survive long.

  • i bet he shat himself!!!

  • deserved to!

  • Just a fool, so close to public and with passengers, why do people always want an audiance if they do these suicide attempts.

  • They say, the pilot looked how far he can go.

    he wanted the helicopter to touch the ground.

  • What I call a BLOODY MORON:-((((( pffff

  • either this guy had BALLS OF DIAMONDS or a death wish

  • @cueballin i think both

  • stupidity put him there.

    experience saved the fireball.

    :)

    ive got 60 hours,

    i hope never to try something like that with 6000

  • So close to smashing into the ground. That would suck though.

  • a really great pilot doing something really stupid then doing somthing really great again..

  • THX138Driver - couldn't have said it better.

    Let me guess, he's got around 600hr or 1700hr on his books. Psychologically, they're the 'I'm Invincible' zones.

    11 years on army chopper - I've seen cowboys come and go (die). That guy is a dead man walking...fact.

  • oh damn. boy is he lucky. any harder and tail rotor could've smacked the ground putting him in an uncontrollable violent spin. hes lucky but very ballsy

  • Another frustrated tactical aviator.

  • misjudge? or best pilot ever? lol u know he has to change his pants afterward lol

  • missjudged wingover... knocking the skids on the ground could easily cause a noseover, especially bad with the type of head that the bell has. idiot pilot.

  • wow.... speechless!

  • yip

  • Das letzte war wohl irgendwo in Deutschland. Heftig.....Die Zuschauer 10 Meter daneben.

  • That little bitty net in front of that crowd isnt protecting anyone.

  • meant to do that??

    geez imagine if his skids snagged on something do you think he still would have "meant" to do it???

  • WHAT!!! he meant to smash the skids into the ground? words fail me.

  • lol he dusent missjudge thats what was supposed to happen. he id nowt rong there he was jus doing something for the crowd thats all m8 lol

  • Irresponsible operation of a helicopter which I would guess doesn't belong to him. If he was working for me, he'd be fired after this stunt.

  • It didnt go down, it flew for another 10 hrs i believe and had a tail rotor failure in Austria killing 4 people on board

    Safety bureau officers found cracks in the tail spar and this manoevre i thought could have been partly to blame.

  • @jimmyrussell23 thats an interesting fact, that happened a while back with japan airlines flight 123 after a tail strike, lasted another 12.000 or so landings but eventually broke up killing all but 4 on board. wonder how many more of these 'disasters in the waiting' are flying around

  • @jimmyrussell23

    Holy shit really?

    That's not good..All because of that stupid maneuvre people lost their lives..

  • You all make good points about what an idiot this pilot is. here's another one, he does it with a full ship ( Passengers ). What a moron

  • So what the f happened???????????

  • So.....What happened to the helicopter? It looks like it went down? More info please! Where I come from (in the Navy) we refer to that manuever as a rotor over. Normally, a "responsible" person doing that one has some altitude on their side.... Oh well.

  • Just an observation, but when he's completed his rather low level hammer head he's downwind (there's a wind sock clearly visible towards the end of the clip). When you perform a hammer head you should end up facing into wind or have plenty of height to play with. If you try one low level and end up downwind guess what'll happen...

    Doing this with a crowd of people watching nearby could be construed as a little irresponsible.

  • He was meant to touch the ground, hence the stuntname "Touch and Go" but he hit it just a bit too hard. That helicopter would be grounded for a while untill they'd done a complete airframe check for structural damage.

  • a "touch and go" is not a stunt maneuver. He made a mistake and he's lucky to have come out alive. Thanks for playing, try again.

  • The touch and go is never considered an aerobatic maneuver. Nowhere in the FAR/AIM or any other FAA supplement does it list a touch and go as an aerobatic maneuver.

    As to you being a "qualified pilot" aside from FSX I doubt you have any turbine helo time from the fact you're 16 and more than likely cant afford the $800 per hour for a Jetranger.

    Kirov686 is right, you are wrong. Thats how I see it.

  • Considering I am talking about it being a show or areoatic manouvre in a Grob astir.... not a helicopter..... i think we should just drop it coz i am obviously confusing people by writing on a heli vid!!!!!! This could go on for weeks!!!!!

  • Oh geez

  • im sure he started smoking after that performance, that, or he at least went over his life insurance forms.

  • WOW that must have left big skid marks! (and on the ground)

  • Fact: The reason u now have the sun visors it because in vietnam pilots used to crash because the sun use to flicker at a cirtain rate though the rotors and hipnotise them. making them crash.

  • Oh stop it...where do you wannabes come up with that crap. We called those RTT's back in the old days.. as in Return To Target, and it was a blast in a AH-1, but doing it in a Jet Ranger is about the same as driving your Mom's car around the Indy oval. More than one Huey ended up in the mud because somebody *thought* the could do it in a UH-1, and took a few GI's with them unfortunately. This guy... talk about pucker factor...

  • Don't be silly, prop induced epileptic seizures can happen in any plane but it's rare because it only happens to EPILEPTICS.

    We have sun visors becuase THE SUN BLINDS YOU.

  • Wow you can see the tail bend like crazy in the slow-mo. Pretty surprising he didn't crash actually.

  • if he judged it a bit later it would of been bye bye mr pilot and people close to it from the shratnel

  • If that was an intentional attempt at a run-on landing, it was a terrible one. He's lucky he didn't come down like that on the heels of the skids. What a stupid bastard with all those spectators. This is why everybody thinks helicopters are so dangerous, and why the FAA keeps trying to regulate them out of usefullness.

  • That was more like bumping a helicopter into the air. I Vietnam the early Hueys were under pwoered so the pilots would get enough lift to transition to forward flight and then while moving forward about 4-5 feet off the ground the would drop down and bump the Huey a couple of times in order to gain altitude.

  • wow, hard core.

  • Luck or judgement, I don't care, all I can say is jeeezus!!!!

  • That STUPID pilot didn't do that on purpose, but almost crashed! A run on landing is nothing like what that nut did. His dumb wreckless ass also could've caused spike knock and or broke the boom off of the helo when he hit the ground. Not a good pilot at all. . Just a dangerous one :(

  • Luuuuuck to dont roll over itself

  • Not sure he didn't do that on purpose. When I was doing my primary helo instruction we had to do several run-on landings. If you have room its a much safer way to complete an autorotation. There is nothing necessarily dangerous about running on the skids.

  • That was an accident. He just got lucky his skids didn't snag.

  • Again, what he did is very common to do in training. I also asked my instructor about the skids snaging on something and he wasn't worried about it (probably why they are upturned in the front). If you watch some of the auto-rotations posted on youtube you will see than many of them are run-ons and they slide on the skids through the grass.

  • I would question that as his speed clearly indicates he did not intend to do a run on and bounce back into the air. The truth is he got lucky and he damned well knew it.

  • He's lucky the skids didn't SNAP.

  • lucky lucky man ! 5 ft lower and this would have been posted as "Helecopter fireball crash" so close !

  • close call, hmm?!

  • Whoa that was close!

  • You fuckers are nuts.

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