Helicopter Lesson In Switzerland l Lessons Learned
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- I had the pleasure of flying with Hannes from a small aerodrome in Switzerland. After a short time getting to some 3,600 ft high "hills," it was time to get down to business doing slopes, pinnacles, confined area in mountainous terrain. The highest I've flown "mountain" wise is about 500-800 ft.
This experience was completely different above 3,500 ft with landings in. I learned a lot and hope you do too. Just remember I was flying with a CFI and under no circumstance is this video or anything represented in it to be used as substitute for actual cyclic time.
Happy Flying!
Michael!
Wow! This is hard work man! Excellent instructor with obviously loads of experience. Great stuff!
Sky Dive He was very knowledgeable for sure !
Great video. High workload and you probably learnt a lot. Good instructor - interesting snippets about the different terminology.
Clive Sinclair it took me a second to get used to the phraseology. Not something we could have gone through on the ground either since I didn't know what he might say. A very well experience CFI.
Just had my first lesson a couple of days ago, I think my heart was at 120 bpm watching your clip. Thanks for sharing.
4xfarmillinois Thanks for watching! It's an addicting hobby for sure. Have fun!
Very cool. Excited to start my helicopter training...some day.
great stuff and really cool clip, thanks for sharing
Daniel Seitz Thanks for watching and the kind words!
now thats somebody who knows what hes talking about. loved the whole teaching environment and also how he holds the cylic from the middle.
I agree. He was exceptional!
Look like a very cool experience
Marin Delgado it was excellent!
Michael, thank you very much for the video, I`m very surprised about the good quality . It was fun flying with you and presenting some of our training locations, you were really good, think about it, you just arrived in the morning in switzerland for the first time.btw the flickering low fuel light at the end of session, we still have had fuel on board for 40 minutes , this technical issue has been corrected on the same day....Happy landings to all..:)
Hannes Ulmer oh yes it was super nice! Your country is magnificent !!
We calculated fuel so...
Hi love ❤️ the video I don't fly helicopter I do fly plane ✈️ but it was very accelerating for me watching it , especially on you second landing what a rush that little strip on top of the hill. Bravo 👏🏻 well done but not for me . 🚁🚁🚁
Wow what a great place to fly! Would love to fly with this instructor cool, calm and collected or is it collective? Thanks for the video I was desk flying with you the whole way!
Fred Bedard he was a great instructor to fly with!
Great video guys, flight lessons in mountain terrain , appears to be a Robinson 22 or 44 or could be wrong.
Rick Mullins it was a 22. Thanks for watching
Hey! Thank you for the video, I love Switzerland and would wanna ask if You guys can recommend some schools to learn to fly. Also any possibilities to find jobs after getting the license and living there?
sweet video man!
canadianwing well thanks for the kind words and tagging along!
anytime man. this here has become my neck of the woods flying wise so I am happy to see other north americans bringing some slang to the radio ;)
canadianwing it's an absolute beautiful country to fly in. If the weather would have been better I think more "hills" would have been in the planes landing spots...
come back with nicer weather and shoot me a msg if you want to go up fix wing too!
canadianwing that would be sweet and much less expensive than the helicopter too!
Just curious what camera do you use and what video settings?
rustyracer51 GoPro 3 Black and I normally always stay on 1080 and 24fps.
Which one do you trust, low fuel light or the gauge?
rustyracer51 which one do you trust?
Michael Carr I would guess the gauge?
rustyracer51 Gauges are only supposed to be accurate when they're empty though. By then it's too late though.
Michael Carr So the low fuel light is what we should trust then.
Awesome. Thanks man. It's good to see you in a helicopter again. I'm almost ready to start my flight training. Hoping within two months.