Hi, this is my first story to share, so I hope I do it right. I saw this one happen from a distance, but the co-pilot filled me in later.
The customers were going for a regular photo tour, and took a bunch of pics before even getting in. At one point, which is what I saw, the one with the big camera was kneeling in front and snapping pics. The co-pilot and pilot were ready to start up, but had to stop for him and then the co-pilot went out to ask him to move. See, the blades are really heavy and at slow speeds don't travel in a straight line. Where the camera guy was kneeling was right in the plane of rotation. The co-pilot said he was stubborn until it was explained the blade could give him a haircut.
As a sidenote; this was maybe a month or so after that model walked into a propeller.
The customers were going for a regular photo tour, and took a bunch of pics before even getting in. At one point, which is what I saw, the one with the big camera was kneeling in front and snapping pics. The co-pilot and pilot were ready to start up, but had to stop for him and then the co-pilot went out to ask him to move. See, the blades are really heavy and at slow speeds don't travel in a straight line. Where the camera guy was kneeling was right in the plane of rotation. The co-pilot said he was stubborn until it was explained the blade could give him a haircut.
As a sidenote; this was maybe a month or so after that model walked into a propeller.
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