Well heli crashes are actually more survivable than a car crash, Well this type is as yes you should declare emergency but if a heli loses an engine the other one puts you into a controlled decent which allows the pilot to pick a safe area to land, if it was a tandem rotor heli on the other hand then same thing how ever if it was a transmission which went on a tandem its a 100% chance of death as you will not survive the helicopter ripping its self apart, and if you say but both engines died then that heli would of dropped like a stone. My engineering teacher who is ex RAF called helicopters flying time bombs as they are a airframe built around a big piece of rotating mass.
Yes indeed. He is the real hero, if he didn't keep his calm and lost his focus as u meant and crashed, there would not have been any rescue ops, it would have been recovering the bodies instead.
Just a quick note: Helicopters can autorotate, as long as its in the air, it can turn its propellers without an engine while descending. A crash like this will never happen unless you're hit by a missile, so folks, no need to worry about a helicopter crash
Totally agree with you on the fact of how helicopters work in a situation like this. I know the scene is a bit exaggerating, but can you imagine this scene with a smooth landing rather the harsh one. It wouldn't be interesting that much.
Well here it looked a bit as if the transmission failed and the pilot attempted to carry out autorotative landing power off to avoid the torque he might not have been able to counteract if the tail rotor shaft somehow got damaged. Transmission is the single point of failure all helicopters have. Something similar to what happened with that one S-92 that suffered a catastrophic transmission oil leak due to the oil filter falling off in flight. My knowledge on rotorcraft is from books and flight simulator games so I might have screwed something up here. Transmission failures are extremely rare, even though usually fatal.
Nops, its difficult to notice it, but he is walking with them, he is blurred in the. background, go to 5.03 to 5.05, you will see him.Well in this moment of the episode, they focus more on the boy on the stretcher and the doctors personal discussion and the awkwardness among them. The pilot did in fact need some more airtime as he is the one who save them all, or else there would have been no rescue ops.
This why we say partners/lovers are not meant to work with each other in the same place or same department. This show in general actually gives very good definition of Unethical behaviors at work (love & being in relationship) what it leeds to, the consequences of such behaviors & actions, and what is being unprofessional can make professionals completely dumb!!! Good education actually!!! 👏👏👏👏👏
This pilot is obviously not very good, as helicopters have a very useful natural safety measure called autorotation in which the rotors will spin normally in a fall due to physics, which can be exploited to make a soft landing.
Yeah, in reality that is true, but DRAMA sells rating and having them fall out of the sky was more dramatic. Besides in the clip it locked like there was an explosion so the rotor could have been locked or jammed by the damage and caused them to fall out of the sky
@@hayley339 doesn't matter, unless the actual axle breaks, it will still hover down to the ground. This is a mechanic known as autorotation, and works purely by the movement of air through the rotor, no engine needed.
@@theteutonking3306 Emergency autorotation landings are very rarely smooth and almost always result in damage. That landing is actually more realistic than you think.
NOOOOOOO you absolutely do NOT relocate a shoulder outside. If you are able to get to a hospital within a few hours you leave it there!!!!! (The muscles are tensed up, often you need to either get sedated or locally numbed....otherwise you could do much more harm than good.) Source: lecture in med school. By doctor teaching anatomy. (Someone dislocated his shoulder, on a conference trip with doctors...they left it and got him to a hospital where he got surgery to relocate it without damage)
Actually also the pacient is going to need an x ray to discard any fracture. Or at least is what the doctors did with me, they did not used any kind of pain killers or something, they just took the xray and then pop it back in. I will love to be sedated before xD
Well just shows how little research they put in aviation research, and it won't be screaming mayday mayday over and over again, it will include the aircraft you are, the fault (I.e. the polit has just been half sucked out of the cockpit after his windscreen flew off), also it says how incompetent that pilot is as I know you can safely land a helicopter with an engine out (this heli is dual engine)
This why being in a relationship at work is not ethical. It comes with no proper judgment, stubborn and not listening to orders/instructions be given, always wanna be the hero of the partner, putting safety advice aside risking Screwing more of the situation, like for e.g in the episode, he want to go down first before the fire fighters clear the scene and deem it safe to proceed and funny they let the doctor go down first and ofc lastly facing breakup thus having the doctors not able to stand each other, awkward moments, disagreements, arguments, acting like children, lost of professionalism leading to not being able to provide necessary care as needed. This series and its episode is actually good to educate people of how unethical behaviors and actions can lead to lots of issues, meaning of being professional and to keep your personal stuff at home before coming to work and specially why doctors should not be attached and have feelings for their patients. I dont mean being cold or rude to patients, but to know how to play the role and understanding the results of your actions can actually lead to not being able to provide the necessary care to patients which may and have lead to death.
@@ethanch3011 yes but completely avoidable as it was a engine failure in a twin engine rotatary wing aircraft meaning the pilot if he actually trained for this which I believe your ment to should never of lost control as you can successfully land a helicopter with one engine as it should go into a controlled decent, however a transmission is a different story as it will either cause the aircraft to fall out of the sky or rip its self apart within a micro second (only if its a tandem rotor helicopter, like the chinhook)
No need to turn your guns in to the police if you don't want them anymore Just sell them or store them outside the house in a secure location. Crazy to just freely surrender them 🤦♀️
Dr Choi and dr Halstead backing each other up is just golden
Fr
Rare tho
Yeah there my favs so makes me happy
the kids a permanent badass, survived not only a near fatal illness but survived a helicopter crash as well
Well heli crashes are actually more survivable than a car crash, Well this type is as yes you should declare emergency but if a heli loses an engine the other one puts you into a controlled decent which allows the pilot to pick a safe area to land, if it was a tandem rotor heli on the other hand then same thing how ever if it was a transmission which went on a tandem its a 100% chance of death as you will not survive the helicopter ripping its self apart, and if you say but both engines died then that heli would of dropped like a stone. My engineering teacher who is ex RAF called helicopters flying time bombs as they are a airframe built around a big piece of rotating mass.
Tell that to koby
And did it all in his sleep!
Everyone in this show is so stubborn it's a miracle they let dead patients leave
I wonder about Doctor Manning occasionally. Like 70% of the time Ethan or Choi go to do something she's like "naw x reason, let him die I guess?"
LITERALLYYYYY
@@TheCanadianGuy56 ethan or choi? that's his full name 🤣
can we appreciate how the pilot stood completely calm and never paniced the whole time?
yes...
Yes indeed. He is the real hero, if he didn't keep his calm and lost his focus as u meant and crashed,
there would not have been any rescue ops, it would have been recovering the bodies instead.
Thats how pilots... do their job
Just a quick note:
Helicopters can autorotate, as long as its in the air, it can turn its propellers without an engine while descending. A crash like this will never happen unless you're hit by a missile, so folks, no need to worry about a helicopter crash
Tell that to kobe
@@roninnib6635 r/cursedcomments
Totally agree with you on the fact of how helicopters work in a situation like this. I know the scene is a bit exaggerating, but can you imagine this scene with a smooth landing rather the harsh one. It wouldn't be interesting that much.
Well here it looked a bit as if the transmission failed and the pilot attempted to carry out autorotative landing power off to avoid the torque he might not have been able to counteract if the tail rotor shaft somehow got damaged. Transmission is the single point of failure all helicopters have. Something similar to what happened with that one S-92 that suffered a catastrophic transmission oil leak due to the oil filter falling off in flight. My knowledge on rotorcraft is from books and flight simulator games so I might have screwed something up here. Transmission failures are extremely rare, even though usually fatal.
@@juk-hw5lv😂
I love how by watching every series you get the full perspective
I enjoy Chicago so much so I'm always wanting a new episode
omg didn't know they reply a company
Dr choi manning and april prob the best doctors
Did anyone else realise that they left the helicopter driver in the helicopter 🚁
Legend has it that his leg is still stuck.
@@patricktagle1555 lol😂
He’s been rescued
I guess they cut the clip out? Or they don't show that part in the show?
Nops, its difficult to notice it, but he is walking with them, he is blurred in the. background, go to 5.03 to 5.05, you will see him.Well in this moment of the episode, they focus more on the boy on the stretcher and the doctors personal discussion and the awkwardness among them.
The pilot did in fact need some more airtime as he is the one who save them all, or else there would have been no rescue ops.
Such a sweet episode! Where everything is all right in the end!❤❤❤
Who watches Chicago med,fire and pd on TH-cam but isn’t watching them on Netflix 🙋🏼♀️
What’s Pd
@@Willow-fk4kppolice department :)
@@IsabelBritton1608 oh yh
Me , their not on the Australian Netflix. Also cool planet
Heheh me
I love Chicago Med since the day I first watched it... ❤️
I enjoy Chicago so much so I'm always wanting a new episode
This is a fantastic series!!!
But the crunchitey dunch dunch Munch of dr Manning's arm when bro relocated her arm ✨mwah✨😩
I love this series
Love these crossovers.
Good for the family
god that is the most exaggerated crash I've ever seen, almost as hysterical as manning herself
NOOOOOOO
LITERALLY I DONT LIKE HER CHARACTER
Right? Engine was out but rotors were fine and they wound up in a perfectly flat quarry bottom, auto rotation should have been an easy smooth landing
@SeagodWolf omg it's literally a series it's not real chill out
How many times has manning been the victim now? A lot more than everyone else for sure
Haha! That was the EASIEST shoulder reduction… 😂
Enjoy it as always✨
So happy thanksgiving
1:41 subtitles: 'dislocated Children nothing much'
Me: ....
sounds fun!
Everyone miss Natalie Manning
Im so addicted to chicago med, its not even funny 🤭
Omg same
Me too
OMG same
Chicago fire is better🤣
Chicago pd anyone?
Woah.... The whole animation budget went into the crash scene didn't it XD
obviously not very good
This lady shouldn't leave her house🤣🤣🤣...death is after her...
This why we say partners/lovers are not meant to work with each other in the same place or same department.
This show in general actually gives very good definition of Unethical behaviors at work (love & being in relationship) what it leeds to, the consequences of such behaviors & actions, and what is being unprofessional can make professionals completely dumb!!! Good education actually!!! 👏👏👏👏👏
“No I dont cry over any shows”
Chicago Med: hAH
No way would the doctor would be allowed down before the scene was deemed safe by the firefighters! There could be leaking petrol for instance!
This pilot is obviously not very good, as helicopters have a very useful natural safety measure called autorotation in which the rotors will spin normally in a fall due to physics, which can be exploited to make a soft landing.
Yeah, in reality that is true, but DRAMA sells rating and having them fall out of the sky was more dramatic. Besides in the clip it locked like there was an explosion so the rotor could have been locked or jammed by the damage and caused them to fall out of the sky
@@BellaKarim23 you can see the rotor continue to rotate after they lose power.
One of the engines blew
@@hayley339 doesn't matter, unless the actual axle breaks, it will still hover down to the ground. This is a mechanic known as autorotation, and works purely by the movement of air through the rotor, no engine needed.
@@theteutonking3306 Emergency autorotation landings are very rarely smooth and almost always result in damage. That landing is actually more realistic than you think.
Because of Chicago med i already done watching The Good Doctor and Currently watching New Amsterdam ❤️
I finished watching the the good doctor and finished new Amsterdam can anybody think of any doctor movie that I can watch🤔
@@jadawilliams8112 there’s Greys anatomy, I haven’t watched it so idk what it’s like
I love dr manning and will and apirl my favorite s ❤❤❤
"don't try to be a hero" says the guy disobeying everyone in order to be a hero
If they were using ecmo then they would have had a lot more equipment to deal with
"You don't have to be a hero."
Said the knight in rusty armour. 😂
5:50 gurl u every episode
NOOOOOOO you absolutely do NOT relocate a shoulder outside. If you are able to get to a hospital within a few hours you leave it there!!!!!
(The muscles are tensed up, often you need to either get sedated or locally numbed....otherwise you could do much more harm than good.)
Source: lecture in med school. By doctor teaching anatomy. (Someone dislocated his shoulder, on a conference trip with doctors...they left it and got him to a hospital where he got surgery to relocate it without damage)
i agree so much with what u say
…I know people who dislocate shoulders regularly from training (mma, wrestling, jiu jitsu ect) and they literally just pop it back in 😂
Actually also the pacient is going to need an x ray to discard any fracture. Or at least is what the doctors did with me, they did not used any kind of pain killers or something, they just took the xray and then pop it back in. I will love to be sedated before xD
@@lyricdonaldson2682 that will be because the have accidentally conditioned their bodies to be able to do that
*laughs in Ehlers-Danlos syndrome*
If I went to the hospital every time I needed a dislocation reducing, I might as well move in.
Dr. Manning has almost died like 50 times already.. 51 now
Fr tho
Will and Natalie's characters are too unreasonable when it's about each other.....
wait why are to going down there by rope when there is probaly just a road down since its a quarry?
why does Natalie always think she’s right it’s so annoying
sooooo, why cant they just drive down? there is a road down why not use it?
You are a very good saviour natilie and will we’ll done for fixes nats shoulder
Omg it feels so illegal to be this early
Man I got a flight in about 12 hours why did I watch this
This is best one
Kobe!
Anyone else from Australia??
G’day from Melbourne. Hope all is well where you are 🇦🇺🇦🇺
I'm sorry but did u see Dr Halstead's run towards the helicopter
👍👍Chicago med💪
I love Chigargo med
Nice vidio
video*
This show is awesome but this is literally not how it works in real life
this some greys anatomy type o shiz hahahhaa
I miss dr manning not been In it
OMG NO WAY
ship will and natalie forever
wait can sm explain to me about Wills gun c im confused+ive not watched chicagomed on netflix but on yt
Where can I watch full episodes?
Netflix finallyyyyyyy
What about the pilot!!!
and this is why I have a phobia of flying
Only a phobia of flying with her bc everytime she goes near anything she gets injured
I Love or of your video and keep it up
Skumelt😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Me in stormworks: build and rescue
Kobe moment
😵😵😵😵😵😵😵😵 0:48
0:48 CRASH
No one was surprised the helicopter went down?!?
Why does dr manning always happens to get the accident?
no mayday during the fall?
Well just shows how little research they put in aviation research, and it won't be screaming mayday mayday over and over again, it will include the aircraft you are, the fault (I.e. the polit has just been half sucked out of the cockpit after his windscreen flew off), also it says how incompetent that pilot is as I know you can safely land a helicopter with an engine out (this heli is dual engine)
why is there always like a love story also in these medical dramas it’s not true
What ep
someone is awfully stubborn
This why being in a relationship at work is not ethical. It comes with no proper judgment, stubborn and not listening to orders/instructions be given, always wanna be the hero of the partner, putting safety advice aside risking Screwing more of the situation, like for e.g in the episode, he want to go down first before the fire fighters clear the scene and deem it safe to proceed and funny they let the doctor go down first and ofc lastly facing breakup thus having the doctors not able to stand each other, awkward moments, disagreements, arguments, acting like children, lost of professionalism leading to not being able to provide necessary care as needed. This series and its episode is actually good to educate people of how unethical behaviors and actions can lead to lots of issues, meaning of being professional and to keep your personal stuff at home before coming to work and specially why doctors should not be attached and have feelings for their patients. I dont mean being cold or rude to patients, but to know how to play the role and understanding the results of your actions can actually lead to not being able to provide the necessary care to patients which may and have lead to death.
What episode is this?
Was this the one caused by a drone or am I thinking of a different one?
yeah that was a different one on Chicago Fire, Heli got a drone in its rotor and crashed on top of an apartment building.
I get to reset my mothers shoulder every so often, it's not an enjoyable sound but eh
Guess they didn't pay enough for maintenance
I hope the helicopter got repaired
It probably got turned into soda cans lol.
Uhhh that helicopter was destroyed
@@ethanch3011 yes but completely avoidable as it was a engine failure in a twin engine rotatary wing aircraft meaning the pilot if he actually trained for this which I believe your ment to should never of lost control as you can successfully land a helicopter with one engine as it should go into a controlled decent, however a transmission is a different story as it will either cause the aircraft to fall out of the sky or rip its self apart within a micro second (only if its a tandem rotor helicopter, like the chinhook)
as soon as a read Dr Manning I thought for sure she would be the reason it crashed to prove some dumb point she had hahaha
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what ep and season?
Have you received any money 💵
Reasons why I hate flying vehicles
And that is why I absolutely hate helicopters
My my
No need to turn your guns in to the police if you don't want them anymore Just sell them or store them outside the house in a secure location. Crazy to just freely surrender them 🤦♀️
Eish the helicopter is crashing down
FOOD
Gr - Grey’s Anatomy??
Chicago med
Is this fake or real
Fake
Hii
Heli so real it looks fake
Ye especially where the sparks where coming from isn't apart of the engine
SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOORRRRRRRYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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i dont like dr manning anymore the show made her imo so unlikeable
Hiiii
OP
Temos mark rak sim d,us céu
8£ FOOD
Goofy ahhh show💀