Brits Land A Helo At Sea

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cflord
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Brits Land A Helo At Sea

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Watch this Brit pilot land his helo on a ship in rolling seas. The pucker factor had to be a 9 or a 10!

http://www.youtube.com/embed/bC2XIGMI2kM

Keep the shiny side up and the dirty side down!

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Re: Brits Land A Helo At Sea

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Now that is landing on a postage stamp that's waving back at you :shock: I'm sure it took at least five for the pilot's rear to unlock from the seat :D

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Re: Brits Land A Helo At Sea

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Re: Brits Land A Helo At Sea

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I've been working at sea for nearly 15 years, and that vid is properly awe-inspriring! :shock:

The Lynx is a pretty amazing bit of kit. I've just come back from a weekend at the Bournemouth Air Festival in the UK and watched a few impressive Lynx/Wildcat displays including this sort of thing!

A Brit helo for sure, but don't think it's Brit piloting. The vid shows a Danish Navy Lynx landing on a Danish Warship (and Prism Defence is apparently an Australian-owned company). Who can tell with pilot exchange programmes, but I'm guessing them's big Viking Balls! :wink:

Certainly picked the right moment to plant it on deck though!

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Re: Brits Land A Helo At Sea

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That is insane

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The Lynx is a mk90B which is the export version and the pilot is a Prism Defence test pilot landing on the Ejnar Mikkelson (P571) of the Danish Royal Navy according to a few websites I've seen.
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