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Pilot Julia Link Lands Helicopter Safely After Engine Failure: Miracle or Skill?

May 9, 2013 by Helen Krasner 1 Comment

Pilot Julia Link Lands Helicopter Safely After Engine Failure: Miracle or Skill?

Was pilot Julia Link’s emergency helicopter landing in a Honolulu street after engine failure a miracle, or was it just skilled piloting?

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Overweight Oil Workers Put Strain on North Sea Helicopters

March 18, 2013 by Helen Krasner Leave a Comment

Overweight Oil Workers Put Strain on North Sea Helicopters

Aircraft weight limits are there for a reason. How does the weight gain of oil workers affect the helicopters used to ferry them out to oil rigs?

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How to Land a Helicopter in a Confined Area

March 15, 2013 by Helen Krasner Leave a Comment

How to Land a Helicopter in a Confined Area

How do helicopter pilots land in such tiny spaces, and is it really as easy as it looks? Pilots must avoid a vortex ring every time they touch down.

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Mistaken Ideas Concerning Helicopters: Rotary Flying Myths

February 28, 2013 by Helen Krasner 4 Comments

Mistaken Ideas Concerning Helicopters: Rotary Flying Myths

Is it very difficult and dangerous (not to mention expensive) to fly a helicopter? Pilot Helen Krasner dispels many of the myths surrounding rotary flight.

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Helicopter Engine Failure in the Hover

February 19, 2013 by Helen Krasner Leave a Comment

Helicopter Engine Failure in the Hover

Although helicopter engine failure is extremely rare, pilots should always prepare by practicing in all types of flight, including the hover.

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How Airplanes Fly: Small Aircraft Controls

February 13, 2013 by Helen Krasner 2 Comments

How Airplanes Fly: Small Aircraft Controls

How does a small aircraft work? Basic controls, the phenomenon of lift, and the basic flight experience explained.

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Can Airplanes Fly Upside Down? Inverted Flight Explained

February 5, 2013 by Junaid Ali Leave a Comment

Can Airplanes Fly Upside Down? Inverted Flight Explained

Inverted flight is possible, but not advisable unless you’ve had adequate training and are flying an aerobic plane, made for acrobatic-style maneuvers.

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Loss of Tail Rotor Effectiveness (LTE) in Helicopters

February 4, 2013 by Helen Krasner Leave a Comment

Loss of Tail Rotor Effectiveness (LTE) in Helicopters

What is a loss of tail rotor effectiveness (LTE) in helicopter flight, and how does a pilot prevent or correct the phenomenon when flying?

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Brain-Controlled Helicopters: How Do They Fly?

January 11, 2013 by Helen Krasner 4 Comments

Brain-Controlled Helicopters: How Do They Fly?

A new mind-controlled helicopter toy could have training implications for pilots-in-training, if it flies like a real ‘copter – but does it?

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Vortex Ring: the ‘Helicopter Stall’

January 8, 2013 by Helen Krasner Leave a Comment

Vortex Ring: the ‘Helicopter Stall’

What is ‘vortex ring,’ how do you tell when it is happening to your helicopter, and above all – how do you get out of it before you crash into the ground?

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