First Helicopter Lesson - Cabri G2 Air Experience | ICE Helicopters Elstree

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  @rogerb4436 · 5 years ago

  This Instructor is such a ease by the look of his teaching.

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• YH

  @YHBW1001 · 6 years ago

  Great instructor. Friendly, competent and very encouraging to the student pilot. A credit to your flight school.

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• DI

  @Didmasela · 6 years ago

  Yes, this helicopter flight instructor is really good at simplifying flying techniques, he is patient and calm. He is very professional coz he makes it look very easy to fly.

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• TH

  @TheBrat99 · 4 years ago

  I must say, I've seen a fair amount of training videos that are out there on YT and found this video to rank as one of the best, if not the best, that I have seen of late. Friendly, calm instructor that actually explains his actions and that of the helicopter when explaining the helicopter reacting to his in-puts on either the pedals, cyclic or collective. I found that to be quite nice to see. Also that he didn't mind praising the young lady's efforts, because, frankly, she did exceptionally well. I can see that this young instructor will be bringing in new aspiring helicopter pilots in the near future. Well done, young man. Keep up the great work. Fair winds and safe flying.

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• AA

  @AASLR-o2u · 3 years ago

  Very professional and knowledgeable  instructor , very impressive how he’s explaining everything in a very easy way to understand on how to manage flying a chopper .

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  @danielyeroshalmi12 · 3 years ago

  Indeed a ger8 instructor and definitely has a remarkable technique to teach.honestly I’ve no idea how he’s focused on flying and teaching while sitting next to such a cutie 🥰 <br>You’re the one ☝️ well done

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• MA

  @markbrown7103 · 3 years ago

  That is super cool😎 I wished I would have learned how to fly when I was younger. I am almost 70 years old now my dad‘s cousin lived in Oregon and owned a mooney super 21. My dad‘s cousin was a very wealthy man. He owned logging trucks and also worked on Peter Green. Damn he had plenty of dynamite ha ha he wanted to teach me how to fly and boy did. I want to learn, but my mom was always afraid of flying, and she convinced my dad not to let me learn kind of broke my heart, I had to find a new hobby. I have a safe hobby I’m a solo instrumental guitarist, but I sure wished I would’ve learned how to fly too late now, but I sure enjoy it when I can go up a great video I wish that beautiful lady all the luck in the world. I hope she learns how to fly, especially a helicopter there are not easy I’ve been told have a great day. I love this video.😆😁😎🎸

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• HU

  @humanx2harryhall · 4 years ago (edited)

  Rachel had so many great questions.

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• BA

  @bartbroekhuizen5617 · 3 months ago

  I&apos;ve flown the Cabri G2, its such a nimble helicopter. You feel everything and responds pretty nice.

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• MA

  @mareklesniak8768 · 3 months ago (edited)

  Nice to see how, within that single flight, she came from just looking at the dash only during the start procedure, to looking at the dash AND at the top switches, trying to understand more. I guess, small, precise movements of the cyclic with added delay is what might require a bit more time to master.<br>I know it&apos;s a bit more involved with helicopters, but it reminds me the very first hour of driving a car on a public road... just grasping sings and traffic around me was soo engaging. Over time though, it became a second nature, to look around etc. while having a conversation with passengers.

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  @andyman1032 · 5 years ago

  what an amazing instructor well done superbly explaining how to fly a helicopter

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  @TaipansEmporium · 4 years ago (edited)

  Stumbled across this by accident and was then riveted by the whole video. Never even thought about flying anything let alone a helicopter, but this really has me intrigued! Congrats to Rachel for a valiant effort!

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