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If You Can Ride a Motorcycle, You Can Fly a Helicopter—This Program Proves It

Flying a helicopter triggers the same multitasking skills as a motorcycle rider. Or so Rogue Aviation claims, and then helps show you by taking riders up to fly. Scanning the horizon, maintaining ...

Here's why a helicopter is flying in Palm Springs on Saturday

Seeing a helicopter flying near downtown Palm Springs on Saturday morning? It's likely one being used for training, the ...
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Yes, A Helicopter Can Fly Across The Atlantic Ocean (And This One Was The First)

Helicopters aren't best known for making epic journeys -- especially not the worst military helicopters of all time. However, they shouldn't be counted out entirely, as not only are helicopters ...
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Here's Why RC Helicopters Can Fly Upside Down (And Why Real Ones Don't)

In 2019, a modified BO-105 helicopter with Red Bull branding — of course — flew over New York City. It performed barrel rolls, flips, and nosedives against the Statue of Liberty's backdrop. An average ...
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Low-flying helicopters buzz over N.J. every day. There’s a crusade to ground them forever.

The noise is barely audible at first, just a low rumble somewhere in the distance. Within seconds it rises to a growl, then swells to a roar, a predator lurking just overhead. The sound makes windows ...
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Why Is This Military Helicopter Called The Flying Banana?

The hard-working, multi-role Piasecki H-21 helicopter, known as the "Flying Banana," was the brainchild of Frank Piasecki, who founded the P-V Engineering Forum alongside his college buddy, Harold ...