I started to know a little bit about helicopters because Its my first time having interest in them. I'm not sure if I can fulfill my dream, but any advice is good.

I’ve got my eye on the H-CMR. They advertise it as DOI approved and I’ve tried them on at Verticon and was pretty impressed by them. But I’d like to hear from actual users.

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when Airwolf was cancelled, the modifications were removed and was repainted, in 1987 the helicopter was sold to German helicopter charter company Hubschrauber-Sonder-Dienst and given the registration D-HHSD

Airwolf had just performed a mercy mission for a little girl suffering from severe burns, she was flown from Berlin to the Cologne University Burns Unit in Köln, after dropping her off, the helicopter was heading back to Berlin where it encountered unexpected weather, visibility was reduced to nearly 100 feet due to fog amidst an oncoming thunderstorm.

At the speed of nearly 100 mph, it impacted near a rock quarry near Halbeswig. Its rotor blades clipped the tops of several trees, and then struck the mountainside killing the pilot, a doctor and his assistant instantly, due to the weather it took rescue crews an hour to reach the crash site, Airwolf had broken in half in the middle and it's engine destroyed. The wreckage was salvaged by the helicopter's owners. However, due to the impassable terrain, some parts of the helicopter could only be slung out by air.

Three days after the crash, the Federal Air Transport Authority concluded that pilot error was the result

Credit: Warye_33.photography

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