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27 Oct 18 21:12
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By:
impossible123
When: 27 Oct 18 21:22
Oh dear! Nothing on BBC News yet.
By:
akabula
When: 27 Oct 18 21:29
Image on now. A fireball. Horrible sight.
By:
Torquemada
When: 27 Oct 18 21:44
That's dreadful. Sad
By:
Emitdeb
When: 27 Oct 18 21:48
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d7aQerzD65k

every home game.. pictures of previous match..
By:
Emitdeb
When: 27 Oct 18 22:14
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QxQMoA_G0M

sad and tragic... you just dont know. Sad
By:
Just Checking
When: 27 Oct 18 22:31
If the tail rotor stops you are pretty much ****ed.

I wonder .. perhaps more helicopters could use the two contra rotating main blades system? It more stable as the "torque" evens out.
It's what they use in many cheap kids RC helicopters.

The russians make them but can't think of many/any western manufactures that do.
By:
scandanavian_haven
When: 27 Oct 18 22:40
Has anyone ever been in a Helicopter ?

it's always been a phobia of mine, just seems, feels and looks less safe than planes.
By:
tictacman1
When: 27 Oct 18 22:43
One witness said it appeared "the tail propeller wasn't working, putting it into a spin"

He told 5 Live: "Literally the engine stopped and I turned around, and it made a bit of a whirring noise.

"It turned silent, blades started spinning and then there was a big bang."

He said when he ran to the scene "there was a huge fireball" and it looked like the helicopter had crashed in an industrial park next to the stadium.
By:
Just Checking
When: 27 Oct 18 22:44
I have. I can't remember being scared the thing but you maybe don't realise is just how ****ing LOUD they are even inside.

Not sure if some can be made quiet like for fancy millionaires, even as a back seat passenger I was given protective ear defenders.
By:
Barton Bank
When: 27 Oct 18 22:57
I have a couple of times. Never really thought anything of any risk involved at the time.
By:
Joel
When: 27 Oct 18 23:02
Went on one to the Grand Canyon, think I may have been p1ssed when I booked it though Excited
By:
tictacman1
When: 27 Oct 18 23:20
Sky Sports are reporting that Leicester City vice-chairman Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha was also NOT on board the helicopter.

They earlier said Jon Rudkin, the Director of Football at Leicester City was also NOT on board.
By:
tictacman1
When: 28 Oct 18 00:10
Appears  the sky news statement has been withdrawn....
By:
casemoney
When: 28 Oct 18 14:33
Dreadful ,a town in morning ..Sad
By:
casemoney
When: 28 Oct 18 14:34
Mourning Sad
By:
moisok
When: 28 Oct 18 14:58
I have always considered them to be very dangerous machines.

It is very sad for the families concerned.
By:
dambuster
When: 28 Oct 18 15:30
Went to Royal Ascot on a friends helicopter a couple of years ago with him and he's dad, only took 40 mins instead of 2 hours .
it was noisy and never felt as safe as when on a jumbo jet
By:
SlippyBlue
When: 28 Oct 18 15:36
A very sad story, like Joel I've only been in a chopper once and that was to land in the Grand Canyon. It was OK but not really exhilarating in any way.
By:
Coachbuster
When: 28 Oct 18 18:38
statistically safer then a car i dare say and quicker  .... yet i would never feel that safe in one  (never been in one as i don't tend to move in those circles - a beaten up car for me is my transport )
By:
scandanavian_haven
When: 28 Oct 18 18:55
those stats mean nothing coachbuster, figures inflated highly because of young teen drivers, car fatalities are the worlds  number 1 casue of deaths for teenagers.

If a helicopter crashes it's highly likely you're dead, if your car crashes you're more likely to survive without the car bursting into flames.
By:
Just Checking
When: 28 Oct 18 18:58
Considered safe enough for both the Princes to get jobs flying in them?
By:
Just Checking
When: 28 Oct 18 18:58
US pres regularly flys in one?
By:
scandanavian_haven
When: 28 Oct 18 19:01
they're are safe in the sense they've passed all the safety checks, but when it comes to malfunctioning or any incident, would you rather be in a car or Helicopter.
By:
Coachbuster
When: 28 Oct 18 19:09

Oct 28, 2018 -- 6:55PM, scandanavian_haven wrote:


those stats mean nothing coachbuster, figures inflated highly because of young teen drivers, car fatalities are the worlds  number 1 casue of deaths for teenagers.If a helicopter crashes it's highly likely you're dead, if your car crashes you're more likely to survive without the car bursting into flames.


I get that SH  ... although  i must admit driving round Wales and feeling i would have felt safer in a helicopter with NO propellers

By:
Coachbuster
When: 28 Oct 18 19:10
i always say in a car too SH,  that you have a certain amount of control over your destiny ...or in other words  ...thinking ahead and anticipating a hazard .

i'm amazed folk don't have more car accidents
By:
conditor
When: 28 Oct 18 19:12
Control LaughLaugh, you have none my friend
By:
Coachbuster
When: 28 Oct 18 19:13

Oct 28, 2018 -- 6:58PM, Just Checking wrote:


Considered safe enough for both the Princes to get jobs flying in them?


and also their mother died in a car ... so they might think that car travel was much more dangerous

By:
Coachbuster
When: 28 Oct 18 19:15

Oct 28, 2018 -- 7:12PM, conditor wrote:


Control , you have none my friend


i've avoided many an accident by  being prepared  ...like i say ,surprised there aren't more fatalities on the road .

In a helicopter up high  you're at the mercy of sound  engineering  ...not many accidents are human error

By:
annie.
When: 28 Oct 18 21:42
This accident seems mysterious to me.  Why no news of any hospital, details of how any survivors are, who actually died?
By:
tictacman1
When: 28 Oct 18 22:14
The BBC understands two crew members and three passengers were on board.
By:
woundedknee
When: 28 Oct 18 22:22
are the bbc blaming trump or brexit yet
By:
Just Checking
When: 28 Oct 18 22:33
woops don't say that no matter how accurate an observation it is, forum self appointed voice of reason studyform will be on in a minute to call you names :)
By:
SontaranStratagem
When: 28 Oct 18 22:35

Oct 28, 2018 -- 9:42PM, annie. wrote:


This accident seems mysterious to me.

By:
SontaranStratagem
When: 28 Oct 18 22:35
Get yourself on youtube for conspiracy theories

One thinks its a remote controlled helicopter toy that's been crashed on purpose with no one inside it
By:
Just Checking
When: 28 Oct 18 22:45
Where's Terry? He'd normally be all over this telling us the helicopter (containing someone who knew the truth about 9/11) was brought down on orders of the illuminutty by a combination of chemtrails and G5 death rays :)
By:
anxious
When: 28 Oct 18 23:21
RIP to all those who died , awful tragedy may they rest in peace
By:
tictacman1
When: 28 Oct 18 23:40
The owner of Leicester City FC died when his helicopter crashed outside the stadium, the club has confirmed.

Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, two members of his staff, the pilot and a female passenger died when the aircraft crashed at about 20:30 BST on Saturday.

Thousands of bouquets and scarves have already been left outside the ground.



In a statement, Leicester City FC said the club's thoughts were with "the Srivaddhanaprabha family and the families of all those on-board at this time of unspeakable loss"

The club added: "In Khun Vichai, the world has lost a great man. A man of kindness, of generosity and a man whose life was defined by the love he devoted to his family and those he so successfully led.

"Leicester City was a family under his leadership. It is as a family that we will grieve his passing and maintain the pursuit of a vision for the Ccub that is now his legacy."
By:
doantwin2easy
When: 29 Oct 18 00:35
Matthew Harding, Colin Mcrae are two that spring to mind in the sports world. And Frankie and Richard Cochrane were lucky to survive.

Horrible things.
By:
DenzilPenberthy
When: 29 Oct 18 00:44
Ray Cochrane was also fortunate think Frankies' paid him back for saving his life in earning percentages over the years.
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