Helicopter Emergency Procedures: Are you really prepared?

[@memethomas5402]

Your videos are a treasure trove, keep finding older videos with fantastic info. Thank you for caring and sharing

[@HelicopterGround]

Thanks for the feedback

[@hangarnut5660]

Thank you for this video. After this weekends incident in Houston I had to come back to where knowledge is presented in the most simplistic common sense way of understanding. Thank you again Kenny for sharing knowledge.

[@HelicopterGround]

HANGAR NUT I appreciate that very much!

[@hangarnut5660]

@@HelicopterGround no problem. I reviewed your program periodically when I couldn't understand the point my CFI was trying to make throughout training. I just received my commercial certificate a month ago with Houston PD. Just coming back to the basics and reviewing material. Thanks again!

[@NCJsport]

Speaking of emergencies, if you haven't seen the documentary about the 80's Potomac incident please take time and refresh your memory. A pilot from the Vietnam era flew that day way above and beyond what was expected also what a significant amount of pilots can't do. I remember the news coverage like yesterday. Very emotional scene

[@HelicopterGround]

THanks for sharing!

[@paulg.5511]

Have a flight scheduled with my CFII specifically to practice EP's this Thursday. This is not my flight review which comes due in November. I try to keep current and proficient by seeing my flight instructor at least twice/year. I also participate in FAA's WINGS program to stay current on many different topics.

[@HelicopterGround]

Great way to stay safe and current Paul!

[@memethomas5402]

At what point should a CFI teach student this information

[@HelicopterGround]

Should be introduced early in training.