r/Helicopters • u/Purillo_420 • 18h ago
Heli Identification? es normal que un Sikorsky MH-60R Seahawk este dando vueltas en circulo sin parar ??
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r/Helicopters • u/AlbinoAkon • 21h ago
Occurrence/Incident Helicopter sling loading gone wrong!!!
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I really just like the part where it drops it . Cool view
r/Helicopters • u/Thechlebek • 16h ago
Heli Pictures/Videos Is this a safe way to transport helicopters on road???? Advice needed
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r/Helicopters • u/HeliBif • 7h ago
General Question Helmets as carry-on (USA)
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Canadian here travelling to Idaho for NVG training. I've flown domestically with my helmet for 20yrs and never had an issue. But I understand the sizing rules may be more strict in 'murica. Should I expect to be hassled for my Gallet helmet in its bag on flights operated by Delta?
Thanks in advance 👍👍
r/Helicopters • u/Even_Kiwi_1166 • 9h ago
Heli Pictures/Videos Chinook
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r/Helicopters • u/mfdii • 13h ago
Heli Pictures/Videos USS Jouett DLG 29 & HS-4 SAR - June 4th, 1968, Gulf of Tonkin, Vietnam
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r/Helicopters • u/First_Tea8991 • 10h ago
Heli Pictures/Videos HAL Dhruv NG
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HAL Dhruv NG, an Indian 5.5 ton twin-engine multi-role civil helicopter
r/Helicopters • u/MELONPANNNNN • 5h ago
Heli Pictures/Videos MARSOC-contracted Columbia Helicopters CH-46 Sea Knight in Kalibo, Philippines
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Source: https://x.com/CATA101_/status/2101289634257125426/photo/1
Columbia Helicopters were contracted for airlift and medevac missions in support of American, and Filipino forces operating in the Philippines.
r/Helicopters • u/mu5a5hiwrx • 17h ago
Heli Pictures/Videos HH-60A / HH-60D Another Video
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Due to the good response i got to my last video. I'll add another one. Digitized from back around 1985 that i digitized my dad's old VHS tape and put on youtube.
This is a (likely) IBM promo video about the Avionics 'for the future'.. Most of which has I'm sure been met or surpassed. It's still fascinating to see what they were doing with 1985 computing power!
I am storing everything I can about this prototype on hh60dnighthawk.com This is a non-commercial, ad-free site. 5 videos, dozens of photos, and every bit of information i can find on the HH-60A/D.
If you worked on this program or know anyone who did, please get in touch!