Pilot Tip: Picking up and Landing an AS350 Helicopter

[@daveblevins3322]

The thing I recall many years ago was what's called PIO. Pilot induced oscillations. The AS 350 is a very responsive aircraft. Very slick. If you just relax on the flight controls, very minimal input is needed to achieve smoothness in any maneuver.

[@EUROSAFETYTRAINING]

Very true

[@ramjet4025]

Thank you, very nice explanation of a Clockwise rotating main rotor system pick up that is true for most similar helicopters. This video is beautiful because its applicable to all experience levels.

[@eerotihtonen1095]

Good video, very informative! I wtached the whole video even though I have no idea why this was recommended to me. Keep up the good work! 👍

[@EUROSAFETYTRAINING]

Thanks, will do!

[@EUROCOPTERB3E]

Thank you, I love that helicopter!

[@EUROSAFETYTRAINING]

Thanks!

[@unkhan2167]

Much appreciated 👍

[@EUROSAFETYTRAINING]

No problem 👍

[@SiouxDriverB47G]

Good one glenn

[@EUROSAFETYTRAINING]

Thanks Adam!

[@airplanemechanic5561]

Thanks!

[@EUROSAFETYTRAINING]

No problem!

[@celiocamilomarcian]

Excelente informação. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@EUROSAFETYTRAINING]

Thank you!!

[@indyjons321]

I may have actually just learned something about semi-rigid rotors watching this as opposed to fully articulated.

[@r3l4x69]

use those mirrors

[@user-pq8gy2ci2t]

French designs.... Meh 😕 Same ol story with all french machines.