For the first time I have seen the tilting of the whole rotor disc when the pilot checked the cyclic moves during the pre flight checks. Very interesting. Is this a special kind of non rigid rotor head? Usually I am observing only the changes of the swachplate tilt angles and the resulting change of pitch angles of the rotor blades. Or is it just more visible on this heli and the angle of camera view? Thank you for a short explanation if you know the reason.
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Super catch Jerome 👍😎 I really like the looks of the AW139 and really looks good in Coast Guard Livery - Nice and clean looking 👍😎
Thank you Ed. Nice surprise on our airport. Very fun paint specially on my aera
Quelle prise fantastique. Super vidéo, bien joué 👍
C etait top de l avoir vu ce nouvel AW139. Merci FX.
Amazing video of this impressive helicopter! It flew to Bern. But I missed it. So it is great to watch your awesome video!! 🤩👍🏼
Thank you Matt. Y're right, coming from Bern.
Sorry for you.
What a rare sighting - thanks for sharing !
Really nice surprise. Thank you for watching
For the first time I have seen the tilting of the whole rotor disc when the pilot checked the cyclic moves during the pre flight checks. Very interesting. Is this a special kind of non rigid rotor head? Usually I am observing only the changes of the swachplate tilt angles and the resulting change of pitch angles of the rotor blades. Or is it just more visible on this heli and the angle of camera view? Thank you for a short explanation if you know the reason.
Thank you for you comment.
I don't know the rotor specification but I was interesting to spot the rotor test.
Glad to like this video
Same question! Too bad that we do not have the answer!
@@Paul-fp4ux Yes, thats right! I have to read about it! The tilts were so visible, incredible and fascinating!