Thought some of you that continue to fly at high altitudes would find this interesting
Assuming the phantom came off second best and the Heli continued to fly and land safely the owner would be looking for someone to pay the bill. You are looking at 10's of thousands of dollars just for tail rotor blades and they almost certainly would be a mandated replacement.hahah, sorry not happening, those blades wouldn't even know it hit something.
Yep, I'm sure those blades are made for all kinds of trash that gets kicked up and sucked into their path. Still, I know what the video is trying to do, so it is overly graphic for its intended message-Don't fly around airports and heliports, and don't fly recklessly.hahah, sorry not happening, those blades wouldn't even know it hit something.
AmenI hope it sends a message to all of those who enjoy flying over the clouds
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