I landed FFL, not a pilot but as a firefighter, a few times into a landing zone. Once on a high school football field during a game. Goosebumps the entire time they landed and took off. Being the command of the landing zone and watching them fly in at night time is amazing. I don't care how many times I've seen flight land and take off, it is still awesome.
Iused to have MedCenter Air come into zMax Dragway for B.R.A.K.E.S. Teen driving schools. the flight crew would talk to the teens about the most common calls that they get called out on, being the landing crew for them every time they came in and left out. I had to be in communication with them and also with Speedway Rescue at all times. Several times during our demonstration, they'd get called out, we'd have to stop the demo immediately and clear the area so they could take off.
You have to make sure the patient is hooked up to all the proper equipment. The Iv's are secure the pt is fastened in .then the nurses communications helmets are functioning. Sometimes before take off they check vitals and administer drugs and sometimes they have to insert a breathing tube into a pt lungs. This appeared to be pretty quick considering all the stuff the nurses need to do and then the pilot has to get clearance from air traffic control also.
I also live by meep and we’re we live we have a lot of helicopter pick ups because the nearest level 1 trama center is 20 miles south of here and not all of these pick ups are life threatening
mike Safety first...helicopters also have to idle for 3 minutes prior to takeoff. He'll get priority in the air, though, where they can travel upwards of 130 MPH.
@@timothyammon8579 I may be incorrect. Memorial Hermann Hospital (Houston, TX ) was the first to start Helicopter transport for Trauma patients under the name of Life Flight. They are still in operation and may be the oldest in the country. So...not sure of the derivation of this helicopter's tail number.
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I landed FFL, not a pilot but as a firefighter, a few times into a landing zone. Once on a high school football field during a game. Goosebumps the entire time they landed and took off. Being the command of the landing zone and watching them fly in at night time is amazing. I don't care how many times I've seen flight land and take off, it is still awesome.
Iused to have MedCenter Air come into zMax Dragway for B.R.A.K.E.S. Teen driving schools. the flight crew would talk to the teens about the most common calls that they get called out on, being the landing crew for them every time they came in and left out. I had to be in communication with them and also with Speedway Rescue at all times. Several times during our demonstration, they'd get called out, we'd have to stop the demo immediately and clear the area so they could take off.
One of the sweetest flying choppers out there. Love it!! We do mtn rescue with both of ours.
Cool😎👍
a real fast one !
True Heroes. Flight squad.
That was cool 😎
That is definitely awesome. The helicopter is cool too.
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Got cha! You old devil! 🍆🌮 🤣
I've fueled that one many times at Vertiport Chicago. Nice video! What were they there for? Doesn't look like an accident scene, but I could be wrong.
Good Time Helicopters
It s like 5000 for a ride in of those!
considering its a life threatening emergency , they dont seem to be in much of a hurry
You have to make sure the patient is hooked up to all the proper equipment. The Iv's are secure the pt is fastened in .then the nurses communications helmets are functioning. Sometimes before take off they check vitals and administer drugs and sometimes they have to insert a breathing tube into a pt lungs. This appeared to be pretty quick considering all the stuff the nurses need to do and then the pilot has to get clearance from air traffic control also.
I also live by meep and we’re we live we have a lot of helicopter pick ups because the nearest level 1 trama center is 20 miles south of here and not all of these pick ups are life threatening
mike Safety first...helicopters also have to idle for 3 minutes prior to takeoff. He'll get priority in the air, though, where they can travel upwards of 130 MPH.
they have to check every thing and make sure the helicopter is good to fly and also helicopters have to idle for 3 minutes before takeoff
Why is the helicopter sitting still idling, aren't the engines already warm from flying in?
take off
Full disclosure, I'm not actually watching the helicopter.
Yes, I'm only watching the girls and tere asses
Helicopter?... What helicopter?
Neither am I. Watching to see what happens to the bystanders.
Who noticed the helicopter? Hopefully nobody.
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N587MH....MH for Memorial Hermann Hospital (Houston) who started Flight for Life.
I always thought the MH was for McHenry because that's where it was based at
@@timothyammon8579 I may be incorrect. Memorial Hermann Hospital (Houston, TX ) was the first to start Helicopter transport for Trauma patients under the name of Life Flight. They are still in operation and may be the oldest in the country. So...not sure of the derivation of this helicopter's tail number.
Trying to get use to the noise of hospital helicopter so I can get used to the noise when I ride on it just in case I have to instead of the ambulance
There was a helicopter? didn,t see it
5:12 to 5:17
Calf’s?
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I need you to focus on the "tail"!
Hope it was not serious while they were catching up on old timrs
Those civilians are way too close.
The Guy In Yellow T Shirt was way way to close to both rotors.
These flights can cost from $5,000 to over $100,000 -- it's an insurance ripoff, and most of the cost will go to the individual.
If you are ever near death....we'll tell them to cancel the flight. Thanks for posting.
@@RLTtizME Do that, because I won't accept the flight. I'm not scared to die, Dick.
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Some are too close
Camera moves too much!!!
what is that helicopter called
James Vlogs eurocopter bk117
Steve, that is a EC145.
Sebs thx
Sebs know that I'll be in use ujuoo
MBB-BK 117 C-2 built by Eurocopter. Here it is flown by MILWAUKEE REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER INC.
4 1\2 minots of nothing but a helicopter winding up boring boring 🙃
What helicopter?