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Hi, I am interested in helicopter flying and may book a lesson, etc.
I have a serious question that perhaps is slightly comical. I have read lots of info, and it seems to me that a sneeze could be fatal. I mean, it's dodgy in a car - more dangerous than adjusting the stereo perhaps. To the experienced pilots: if you are flying a helicopter on your own, how do you handle a sneeze without jolting the sensitive cyclic control of which you must never let go (or so says some info I read on the R-22). Thanks, Simon. |
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