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One from Italia

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SECOM 109 Fly-By

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On Board with EALAT Colibri

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Heli-Fishing Lobster Catch Down Under

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Dillon Aero MD530 with Minigun

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Gendarmerie EC145 Fly-by

Gendarmerie EC145 F-MJBK (cn.9162) fly-by with enjoyable 90° turn

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Venezuelan JetRanger

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Tahiti Nui Helicopters

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Heli Ops Compilation

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Memorable Helicopter Landings

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A Brief Look at Helinet

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Cobra into Golf Course

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How to Destroy a Turbine in Three Easy Steps!

I really don't like being critical, but .. this seems irresponsible. Why O' why did he hammer the starter for so long without a light-off? It 'may' have been (just) within limits but you kill the starter geni as well as the battery. Then in the following attempts .. I mean what can one say! There should have been a throttle chop within a second of light-off! I simply cannot believe that this donk didn't overtemp. I sincerely hope the turbine was pulled and sent for overhaul.

What an unholy mess of a start!

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S-76 Arrival at Hippa Island

Helijet S-76A C-GHJW Landing at Hippa Island, Haida Gwaii, British Columbia, in July 2014

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Danish Navy MH-60R Seahawk Deck Landing

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A Somewhat Early Merry Christmas Courtesy of Marks and Spencer

Check out the 'special' AS355 .. R-DOLF!

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AW109S 'Tail Stinger Touch-Take-Off' with Half-Pirouette Hover Taxi to Line-Up

CC-ANZ filmed at Aeródromo Municipal de Vitacura in Chile during the 2015 open day for Club de Planeadores de Vitacura (Vitacura Aero Club)

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Azur Hélicoptère

http://www.azurhelico.com/en

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Start and Depart of Britain's Only Huey

Read more about this Huey here.

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Bell 206 in Canada

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Sailboats in San Francisco Bay

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An Irishman in New York!

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Dropping Ash Fertiliser Over Finish Forest

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Heli-Skiing

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Storm Petra from an Ecureuil

Earlier this month, storm Petra battered parts of the French and British coast only days after another storm had smashed its way through the area. While powerful winds and massive waves were tearing into the French coast, photographer Philip Plisson was in a helicopter capturing the action.

In the video, Plisson is accompanied by his assistant of 16 years, Christophe le Potierwith. The pilot is Thierry Leygnac and the Ecureuil belongs to Bretagne Helicopteres.

Plisson described the shoot as very emotional one, saying that he “never expected to experience so many emotions.”