For some people this is pretty common stuff but if I would see that one flying like this past by me .. I’d freak.

  • The blades are pitch controlled and are still working like airplane wings.
  • The turbine engines are vectored downward on each side of the chassis, giving it partial lift.
  • The pilot is smart enough to utilize his forward momentum to keep his airspeed up.
  • It’s also obvious that he’s still losing altitude, although gracefully.
  • Probably not a recommended procedure, but seems to demonstrate the survivability of the aircraft.
  • [via: spluch]

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    "Helicopter ain’t Chopping" by was published on May 17th, 2007 and is listed in Music, Travel, Video, Weird.

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    Comments on "Helicopter ain’t Chopping": 1 Comment

    1. Bob Matsuoka wrote,

      As others have pointed out, the only way for this to be possible is an optical illusion used by syncing framerate to blade rotations.

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