← Back to context Comment by jacquesm 1 day ago Will you stand under it while it is 'hovering'? 2 comments jacquesm Reply cwillu 6 hours ago You're not supposed to be within 3 rotor-lengths of a helicopter when it's hovering, does that mean it's not hovering either? jacquesm 2 hours ago People are under helicopters all the time. SAR for instance. So whether you are supposed or not doesn't matter, for some people that's their day job and they are not overly worried that it is going to fall on them because they know it can hover.
cwillu 6 hours ago You're not supposed to be within 3 rotor-lengths of a helicopter when it's hovering, does that mean it's not hovering either? jacquesm 2 hours ago People are under helicopters all the time. SAR for instance. So whether you are supposed or not doesn't matter, for some people that's their day job and they are not overly worried that it is going to fall on them because they know it can hover.
jacquesm 2 hours ago People are under helicopters all the time. SAR for instance. So whether you are supposed or not doesn't matter, for some people that's their day job and they are not overly worried that it is going to fall on them because they know it can hover.
You're not supposed to be within 3 rotor-lengths of a helicopter when it's hovering, does that mean it's not hovering either?
People are under helicopters all the time. SAR for instance. So whether you are supposed or not doesn't matter, for some people that's their day job and they are not overly worried that it is going to fall on them because they know it can hover.