Accident in Preikestolen 2017/05/27

Medicopter landing in Preikestolen mountain.

[@anonimofied]

the victim seems like some lazy guy who dont want to climb down in jeans

[@hudentdw2]

what a waste, I'm closer to death every single day living with my wife.

[@chippyjohn1]

We don't know what happened to the man, maybe a stroke, collapse, who knows. If his condition got worse, everyone would say why didn't you call for help. Ambulances and rescue are there to get you to a hospital as soon as possible before the condition becomes worse. It is good for the medical teams also, it is training.

[@ey7290]

Judging by what the hikers are wearing and what the guy that got into the chopper was wearing, I'd say dehydration or sun stroke. Looks overdressed for the environment

[@OhNoNotFrank]

I've been picked up by these guys once, with pure ice on the ground, they used my gurney both to stay on their feet, and to get me on board. Those crews are without a doubt the best of the best.

[@erickrobertson262]

Bit his tongue eating a granola bar.

[@AG80567]

maybe I am moron but I would need something very serious to call helicopters 🚁 ... don’t know maybe I call them to see if insurance people are working

[@ottavva]

you ppromised an accident ...

[@colehara]

Wow! That was......... useless.

[@keesdejong4727]

Pretty heavy accident indeed. That guy seemed closer to death then to life ;>

[@slitenkjrt1832]

Would you like to go down from the pulpit, -with an e.g. arm out of joint, or fractured ..? -GOOD TRIP... Remember: ENJOY..! -We have the most advanced airambulance service in the world, -so why not use it..? kzbin.info/www/bejne/hqTVe6tjd5d0abs a.

[@tooyoungtobeold8756]

@@slitenkjrt1832 You claim to have the best air ambulance service in the world, so we should just use it, whenever we can.

[@sigris5]

@@slitenkjrt1832 good to see that you have such qualified rescue teams too. Again so many people too close to the helicopter while it operates! Look here: the Swiss Rescue Air Ambulance after a terrible bike accident on Grimselpass in the Alps kzbin.info/www/bejne/omnKmIaIec6Mg68

[@tooyoungtobeold8756]

An accident? Did they accidentally pick up the wrong man?

[@emilaasen3888]

It was a accident. Gentleman was hurt and needed to get to hospital and easiest way was trough helicopter.

[@altonbradley717]

@@emilaasen3888 Good day, sir. I was wondering where you got this information?

[@tonyhogan2000]

His head looked bloody to me

[@glevideo]

Oh that nasty splinter in the finger.

[@Helilightsgermany]

good pilot!Respect!

[@allenpeck8239]

I'd have a hard time accepting that level of help for an arm injury. I would feel rather silly for all the trouble and expense for a broken or dislocated limb. Just Sayingx

[@Scylla94941]

I don't believe he had an arm injury because the EMT or doctor didn't even examine him. They grabbed his arm for support since he didn't seem to well. Doesn't exactly look like you could just send an ambulance there...

[@emilaasen3888]

It was not an arm injury. You can see he’s not himself and was rushed to hospital

[@michelq29]

This particular place on the vid is called Tjødnane, and is about 1 hour walk from the Preikestolen base-camp, car-park and access-road. One probable hypothesis here, is an emergency call for some heart-attack-like early symptoms. In this case, you REALLY need to totally stop any effort, and immediatly call an emergency service - do NOT wait or try getting to hospital by yourself. If they considere you need help, they will send an ambulance or doctor to you, to first: provide immediate help on place if needed (with adequate onboard material and competent people), second pick you back to hospital for further checkups. Modern health-emergency strategy, now, is no more based on the "geting the patient fast to hospital" but a better idea : "getting the hospital fast to the patient". At least this is the current policy in most european countries, like here in Norway. That's why there is cars, helicopters and even motorbikes ambulances for fast and early assistance, bringing medics and material fastly. And of course it cost more money, and not all countries can afford such a system.

[@petermoen6404]

Pilot is Badass.......

[@superman00001]

The extreme heat caused the helicopter blades to malfunction, so that they only went at about 1 revolution per second. The resulting crash was inevitable. RIP

[@altonbradley717]

What are you referring to? I didn't see any crash. Extreme heat doesn't affect rotor blades one bit, especially on this particular aircraft. It looks like an Airbus EC145: I have several thousand hours in this type and it's one of the most dependable helicopters in the world. Preikestolen is in Norway, and this chunk of rock is only about 1200 M in elevation, so I doubt if it ever gets very hot there.

[@altonbradley717]

One other thing: it looks like the blades are moving slowly because the frame rate of the video recorder and the actual blade RPM are close to the same. In some instances, I have seen video where it looks as if the blades don't move at all, which looks really weird.

[@Helitube-DanielP]

@@altonbradley717 its a Ec135🤙🏻

[@alexwang6207]

@@altonbradley717 It has to do with the shutter of the camera.

[@veronicaroach3667]

@@Helitube-DanielP Well I( say thank you to the helicopter rescue team & the wonderful service they provide - must be such a relief when you are in serious trouble that they will come & get you. Anybody that says anything nasty about such a service should be ashamed of themselves !!!

[@unapologetic7900]

in my experience, if the Patient can walk to the Helo, they don't really need a Helo.

[@laopang91362]

He looked well and put others in danger.

[@tonyhogan2000]

He may have fallen and recieved a concussion. They can kill .

[@brianbrooking496]

Appearances can be deceptive. Never judge the book by its cover.

[@pingpongun8519]

You can look and even feel well after a car crash aswell, but die from something internal. For all we know, this could have been an internal injury. Maybe suddebly had problems breathing, chest pain etc. Don’t assume anything.

[@Zoubirking-1970]

They’re real life heroes i should admit I’ve been rescued by fire fighters back in London in 2008

[@GCStalker]

Serious sprained ankle.

[@ron4775]

Gaat sneller dan lopen ;)

[@facundoabbate7007]

No veo ningún accidente

[@makantahi3731]

there was no accident in video

[@koreanature]

Wow, that's a great video. I will always cheer for you in Korea I'm looking forward to a great video. Have a nice day.

[@user-qg2uf8jp3h]

He was the winner of a free Helicopter ride over the lake.

[@pingpongun8519]

People here have to realize they didn’t even check him before flying him out of there. Yes he looked fine, but you can look and feel fine after a car crash aswell, but die later due to internal issues. For all we know this person could have had a sudden problem with breathing, chest pain etc. Don’t assume anything, you don’t know shit.

[@bristolfashion4421]

i did that other one when they shot along with fast stuff after twe all got somehow into the groove - or maybe a bit busted up I can't recall I know there were colours and speed but after that it blur maybe I was younger or with another girl - who know?

[@ShireGanj]

Fantastic piloting.

[@biplabsing3799]

Super Pilote

[@altonbradley717]

Since I have no idea what happened or what the local medical control policy is, I will reserve any judgments. I did this work for 20 years, and not once was a patient of mine able to walk to the aircraft, so this is very unusual for me to see. Maybe the guy was having chest pain and the nearest EMS unit was hours away. Something like that would make sense. It is a true blessing to live in a country that can provide such a service.

[@PetterFormo]

It's on a mountain. The trip takes about 4 hours from bottom to top down to bottom again. No other vehicles than helicopters can reach that.

[@remouladel1689]

War kein bock mehr zu laufen. ADAC Versicherung zahlt 😉👍

[@altonbradley717]

@@remouladel1689 Ja, aber sie sind nicht in Deutschland. Zahlt der ADAC in anderen Ländern?

[@altonbradley717]

@@PetterFormo That would make sense then. The guy probably had a heart attack hiking up the mountain. Who knows?

[@geirm.7585]

Has nothing to do with this directly, but has anyone been to Preikestolen lately? Aren't there guards checking that people do not wear nearly party shoes etc.? - Only Kim Jong-un who manages to do so.

[@Delfi1900]

Fact is that life flight will only be used in severe life threatening connections,, I was burned over 70 percent of my body and these guys got me to the burn unit within 15 minutes,,,, I coded blue once while in route and they revived me,, this unit is the best,,,,,👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🇺🇸🙏🏻

[@mebeingU2]

Wait…did he just call for an Uber or something?!

[@jsjwwknwjw9289]

I like fresh fish تحياتي من العراق i m araq

[@Cadcare]

That was cool for so many reasons not the least of which is the position of the sun relative to the camera. Mind you that meant that the pilot had the sun in his/her face the whole time.

[@chippyjohn1]

I had terrible root canal pain in a tooth once. Was told to call an ambulance, felt bad when they arrived, didn't know what else to do. When they arrived the pain had gone after 6 hours of agony, they thought I was just a junky after some morphine.

[@Official-OpenAI]

Going on a hike with jeans and a business shirt.

[@ConfederateInfidel]

Eyelash in his eye , maybe a hangnail ??

[@herkko61]

They fetched the pilot for next shift.

[@mhughes1160]

You think he feels bad now wait until he gets the bill 💸 for the helicopter 🚁 ride . LoL 😂

[@larswilhelms1]

he wont get any much of an bill, probably less than 100 dollar/eur for the train ride including whatever operation he has to do in the hospital. we the citizens in this country pay taxes for this type of accidents so everybody can have this type of service if anything would happen.

[@nelitoferreira9101]

cade o acidente,pensei q o helicopero iria cair

[@noapology88]

What did he do - fall out of a tree?

[@jimmyculp8756]

What the hell?

[@frankphilipp8476]

You can't Fix stuoid.

[@altonbradley717]

Sure you can, you just substitute the "o" for a "p." LOL

[@tedsmith6137]

Ah. It is in Norway. Why not put that in the title, so we all know?

[@ushoys]

Everyone that matters already knows that Preikestolen is in Norway.

[@BobABooey.]

Wait until he finds out that was a $15,000.00 helicopter ride.

[@Amajgad]

Its norway so he doesnt need to worry ;)

[@AudunDragland]

Both the helicopter transport and the medical followup is free in Norway

[@ushoys]

This is Norway, not stinkin America.

[@wsb452]

estuve ahí

[@jhonatangonzagarodriguesam7097]

Os babá ovo

[@daisybeagle6259]

For my education...... what country and where please?

[@tooyoungtobeold8756]

Norway

[@daisybeagle6259]

@@tooyoungtobeold8756 thanks✅

[@notaviking6997]

Here is some info about the area. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preikestolen There are some who come to Norway to do extreme sports, because of nature, but also because, if they need help, it is free. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j57Xm2R4p8d3qbc How to Hike Pulpit Rock kzbin.info/www/bejne/nn6xg5ifj7-Xqrc

[@welsoncabrito2419]

isso é máquina espetacular

[@avgrim7729]

The blades are really slow!!

[@rnburley]

you are seeing the cameras shutter speed

[@abdulrahman9872]

😂😂😂

[@harvindersingh1843]

👍 great jobe

[@geirm.7585]

And there are more - much more: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZSyoqtomMmhmqc ...... kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5esZmuGh9KHgJI

[@amavocaetano388]

CANAL>amavo caetano> Amavo caetano revelando as escreituras > assista agora

[@12345fowler]

You could at least indicate which country it is

[@AudunDragland]

Norway

[@user-bx7nw1ve6y]

Here's an idea: Google "Preikestolen". . . Geez!

[@martybrasher]

Man that pilot would have sucked in Vietnam! And this is an emergency! Not real quick are they?

[@altonbradley717]

Nobody was shooting at them either. I rode medevac for 20 years and you just don't get in a big hurry in a critical phase of flight, such as landing. The terrain was very uneven, as you could see the pilot had to re-position the aircraft, and then it was still leaning about 2 degrees. That's why he kept it running- both to keep the CG from moving around and also to pick it up quickly if something like a big gust of wind suddenly came in. Also, this may have been the first time this particular pilot had landed there, and you could see the crew open their doors to look outside for other obstacles. Now let's do it again, but at night, in the rain: that separates the men from the boys!!

[@hillbillyhoe8169]

A hell of a pilot, to bad all of this effort was wasted on a dude who just wanted a ride in a helicopter.

[@jpurple4203]

bro how do you know what happened to him?

[@ushoys]

The closest road is 2 hours walk away. If the person couldn’t manage that then it made sense to helicopter them out.