Ep. 7 Student reacts to unforeseen engine failure

Instructor Sancho and Tony go to the Abbotsford Airport's infield to practice engine failures in the hover. Sancho surprises the student with one maneuver he doesn't know is coming.
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[@andrewjackson2317]

8:22 Sancho's laugh is identicle to Mischa's only softer 😄

[@davidchow9528]

I noticed that too!

[@BCHelicopters]

Haha, I know you are totally right you aren't the first person to say this. Brother problems ;)

[@pheirphon4680]

Don't look at me! Look at you! You're the pilot!

[@pheirphon4680]

Are you asking me? Or are you telling me??

[@skyguysd6674]

Noiceee

[@jakobschoen6499]

🚁😁👍🏻

[@botandras1928]

Hi, where is the school located? I live in Vancouver

[@pheirphon4680]

Chair!!! Imagine you are trying to land on water

[@pheirphon4680]

Choose your point at contact. Stick with it@!

[@pheirphon4680]

Basic training

[@tonyjones4556]

What is orange light flashing for.

[@Intrepid175a]

Yeah, I've been wondering about that too? It's been there the last couple of videos and it's not something I've noticed on previous Cabri videos before they started this channel.

[@VETUSAF1]

Same here.

[@BasenjiAdventures]

I was wondering the same thing myself. 😊🐕🐕🐾🐾

[@brettmitchell-howard6092]

I'm also wondering about this flashing light. Ok, who is gonna tell us??

[@BCHelicopters]

Yeah I know everyone asks this. The Cabri added a heated pitot as an option which automatically turns on at a certain temperature so that light lets us know the temp is in the range where you would want pitot heat if it was snowing.

[@pilotpeego1820]

Very nice!👍

[@BasenjiAdventures]

Some day I want to fly with you guys. If I ever make it out that way I’ll be checking off a bucket list item. 😊🐕🐕🐾🐾

[@BCHelicopters]

Looking forward to it.

[@keegansuttie4924]

Text book landing 👍

[@armandpansegrouw6302]

Awesome video

[@jeffreyb6814]

My question, raising the collective as a reaction to the failure means you’re going to decrease the force acting on the helicopter as it begins to fall, am I correct I understanding that?

[@BCHelicopters]

You raise the collective after the engine failure to slow down the descent as you land the helicopter.

[@Intrepid175a]

Am really enjoying this series! Two thumbs up!! But I do have one non helicopter question. There's a motorcycle parked next to the building at the end of the video. Is someone actually commuting on that thing in that kind of weather? ;-)

[@BCHelicopters]

Haha, yes Mischa rides that bike.

[@johnsharpe100]

Why did Sanch crack his door open?

[@shazam6274]

Safety First !

[@charliemarren8724]

Probably getting too warm. Gotta keep comfortable!

[@AboveAverageDaveSproul]

@@shazam6274 Safety? Anticipating a dynamic rollover or something?

[@shazam6274]

@@AboveAverageDaveSproul Sancho, what say you? Safety, along the lines of wearing a helmet.

[@BCHelicopters]

I like to crack the door open anytime I do engine failures in the hover because it gives me a bit more room to roll the throttle completely off because there isn't a ton of room between the collective and the door.