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Chuck Aaron defies physics as he takes to the skies in the Red Bull Aerobatic Helicopter. Loops, barrel rolls, and death defying maneuvers are all in a days flight for this world class helicopter. Helicopter Aerobatics Red Bull Air Force: First flight: 1968: Flight license. Chuckaaron.com: Charles 'Chuck' Aaron (call sign 'Malibu') is the only pilot licensed by the FAA to perform aerobatics in a helicopter in the United States. Aaron made his last performance at the 2015 Red Bull Air Race World Championship in Las Vegas.
MGM 'Is it possible to pull off that Spectre stunt? Several military helicopters can do it - the Apache, Westland Lynx to name two. The Red Bull stunt helicopter does rolls and loops as well. Even if the helicopter wasn't meant to be able to go upside down, if you could keep a positive G-Force on the rotor system - difficult when upside down - most helicopters could probably do a barrel roll without it necessarily ending in catastrophe. 'Whether the machine would be reusable is another matter. If the manufacturer saw evidence of the stunt, they would probably time out every life limited component given the machine would have exceeded its theoretical operational limits.
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That would take a big chunk off the aircraft's value.' .But Bond films usually get helicopters very wrong. 'In Die Another Day, Bond's helicopter falls out the back of a plane and then he starts it in free fall. There are a few problems with this. With the rotor at standstill, the structural integrity of the blades would be compromised. With no revolutions, there would be no centrifugal force to provide rigidity and therefore the blades would likely bend upwards, or 'tulip', in a matter of seconds. 'Even if that wasn't the case, there would be too much air resistance for the engine to be able get the rotor to start turning sufficiently to unstall itself.
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Unless Bond could have got it going before it fell off the plane, the helicopter wouldn't have been his answer.' Watch the full Bond Spectre trailer. 'The first Mission: Impossible's big finale stunt - a helicopter flying through the Channel tunnel - would've struggled because of turbulence. Drafts through each end of the tunnel, and drag from a moving train would really mess up the air. The possibility of hitting the walls is perhaps greater than is even obviously apparent.
It would go beyond the pilot's skill level. 'If the air is inconsistent there isn't going to be anything he can do to keep the ride smooth and the helicopter off the concrete.
That was never going to end well for the helicopter.' And using a helicopter 'as a weapon' is really dumb. ' The Italian Job had a helicopter chase scene where Steve's helicopter follows Charlie's Mini into a car park. The car park doesn't pose the same problems as a tunnel because there are open sides where the air can free flow - and there's more space. Using the tail rotor as a weapon against the car was a questionable decision, though.
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'While the main rotor of a helicopter can usually withstand an impact with a bird or a small branch without damage, the tail rotor is more fragile because it is smaller, lighter and with an rpm usually 5 or 6 times that of the main rotor. When it hits something hard, like a car, it will be ruined instantly. With no tail rotor a helicopter will have no directional control - beyond that provided by the aerodynamic shape of the helicopter, only effective at speed. 'When you see video footage of helicopters spinning, it is because the tail rotor is damaged. A key focus for a helicopter pilot therefore is protecting the tail and keeping it clear of obstacles and obstructions.