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Not a passenger carrier. Back seats are so tight one couldnt sit longer than 15mins

How many people have died flying Robinson Helicopters? Thousands!! Most dangerous piece of kit you climb into, don't go near them!!

Of course the R66 empty weight is lower than the R44 - that's the primary reason for the engine swap. Of course you use some of that up carrying more fuel for the same flight distance or endurance....

The camera work is terrible. They're talking about features, and the camera doesn't show the feature at all. I'm astounded that the auxiliary fuel tank is actually visible - presumably accidentally - while they are talking about it. I really don't need to see these guys' faces - it is supposed to be about the aircraft.

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407 is just a 429 with one engine, same size, right?

Actually the Bell 206 looks more Dolphin like and Bell 222 like a Great White Shark. The new 505 is more Dragon Fly like.

The good old immortal Écureuil! 😊

At the beginning of the interview, the guy looks around as if he is trying to steal the helicopter.

LOL at all the non-pilots complaining in these comments about an aircraft they'd never be able to fly anyway.

beautiful helicopter, nice

Cool helicopter, nice

You don't show us I want to learn much more about these plain

I see the Robinson R66 still has a semi rigid main rotor system not safe in my eyes 😂

I so love the Bell 407!

Bell 407 passenger experience GX.i absolute dream

Yeah not thanks its a Robinson

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Love your podcast 😊

Must be nice growing up with daddies money. Never have to be a CFI, learn to fly in an R-44 as opposed to a R-22, live in Laguna Beach, etc etc

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Great podcast. Starting flight school in January and got a lot of great info from this episode!

Emily is a badass, you should check out chopper talk and do a colab. I’m about to start training. This podcast has helped me a lot.

Ol' Turkey Buzzard, Searchers, broken Arrow, Once upon a time in the west etc, made me fall in love with Utah..I love those rocks. Blue thunder, Apocalypse now, one shot of the yellow chopper from first Blood, spy who loved me (chopper flown by Caroline Munroe)..Of course... behind those epic scenes the mastery and expertise of Pilots who flew those machines are Amazing ...those things made me to love choppers More...MORE ... and M O R E .... The footage from the onboard cameras are amazing .... I wish some IMAX shots of Utah are done with those beautiful machines. Loved your podcast. Kudos to you guys.

Hmmm, gonna take advantage of this! #SkyBaum

Halsey, you are the man!

Such a great interview! Be nice to find a small operator like Forest did 😃#SkyBaum

Found you on apple podcast initially, love the content. Keep it going! #SkyBaum

Nice to hear from a lower time pilot!

Great podcast, congratulations.

Great format for an industry discussion.

Really enjoyed the video! Thanks for sharing :)

Thanks for the video, always interesting to hear these conversations!

Need more of these. Very insightful and interesting!

Are you continuing make a podcast, I would like to listen this kind of story too much when I have a free time.

Halsey, congratulations on episode #10 and perfect choice on the guest! I'm a first time viewer and enjoyed the discussion immensely. Dan it's great to see The Squadron still having positive impact on the helicopter community and aviation safety in general.

Hey good to see you Erik - still rocking the PHI shirt I see. I wear the PHI brown cargo pants all the time! Wise words BTW. Take it easy, Jay.

Hey Sean, any insider news on when the RW World will get ACS? Are you coming to Bend as a DPE still? If so, I'll see you at LEA... Halsey, thanks for the podcast, I'll be following along. Jay

The BEST CFI around!!! This guy rocks!

I like the comment "take every aircraft seriously" I have seen ATP professionals crash an ultralight because they treated it like a toy and not an aircraft.

Nice job you two! Great to hear both of your perspectives on the industry!

This was a really great session, even for a non-pilot such as myself. And yes, Emily is my sister so I do have some bias... But this podcast covered so many different topics that are so relevant today: aspects of learning, teaching, and mentoring, the importance of being surrounded by a great team or crew, being a woman in a predominantly male industry, her path to becoming a fire pilot and more. Well done!

I really enjoyed listening, and watching, the podcast. I've been laid off since May and it only makes me more homesick for flying. Thanks.

Love Emily Spates..... hey Em!