R66 Helicopter London Heliport Departure - Battersea
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Start up and take off of an R-66 helicopter at night from London Battersea heliport back to Denham Airfield, via London Heathrow Airport on the London Helicopter Routes- H3, H9 in a fully equipped helicopter based at Denham with HQ Aviation Ltd
Full ATC audio included
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Thank goodness that marshal was there. How would you ever have found your way out without him!
Remarkable hey!
Such a great video. I am looking to do the Heli lanes in the new year in a R44. It will be a few years more before getting into Battersea at night though!
Hi Charlie
Thanks for the comment- we will be publishing some heli route books in the next week or so- which may help you - in the mean time - we have another few videos you might like
London Heliroutes - Thames pilot instruction video guide H9,10,4
ruclips.net/video/U94IApPGjAs/видео.html
Thats great. Im Just about to sit my first 6 ATPL exams so hopefully planning for further hour building around June. I will definitely be interested in the books. I am looking at all the other videos now. They are really good to follow all the procedures through and actually get the real prospective of flying!
Best of luck you too - stick with it- it’s a tough slog but worth it! If you ever have any questions -on the atpls or otherwise- please shout!
are you part of HKAC? also im interested in learning about helicopters do you recommend any channels. i love watching these flights they are really cool. keep it up.
Hi there - thanks for the comment and encouragement- glad you like it - and any suggestions or feedback Is great. I am a member of the HKAC!
Another channel is Slade Helicopters - they use a 500 and A119
@@ABHelicopters how old do you have to be to fly helicopters at HKAC
You can hold your licence at 17, solo at 16
But you can always get in touch with then directly to have a trial introduction flight
Nice video - do you have to do anything differently when taking off at night from Battersea ?
Not so much out of battersea ( although there are opening hour restrictions) but along the helicopter routes - there are certain areas that single engine helicopters cannot fly at night
Thanks for the quick reply !
I can't tell what the bar above the compass is, chronometer?
It is the compass correction card - to correct for the magnetic deviation error caused by placing the compass inside the cockpit with lots of electrical equipment - so - it will say, for example, for course 180, fly 178 degrees