so i live like 5 mins away from seaworld and i heard about 5 different emergency viechles going down the street because of this crash. It seems to be mainly the pilar that the pilot cant see out of
If you sense you're in danger speak up. It's better to be embarrassed than dead. This was a dangerous case of complacency by the looks of things. RIP to those poor souls who died, best wishes for a speedy recovery for those still in hospital, the loved ones and all who were touched by this tragedy.
Great work in obtaining and relaying to us the relevant footage and important details in such a recent tragedy here in Australia. Thanks so much for sharing. 😉👌🏻
What we know so far is that both pilots totaly "fuked up", no excuses, and are fully responsible for the collision! The pilot taking off could clearly see the coming chopper on the right if he looked more thorough, especially at such a frequent heliports roundabout. The one landing, would have to be totaly blind not to see the chopper bellow on left ready taking off!
It’s very eerie being at SeaWorld the last few days. It’s crazy to be there and have no helicopter noise and scary to look out and see the sandbank where this ended. It’s a heartbreaking and horrifying situation
Also the acending helicopter took off from a helipad on the water inside of the park. The landing helicoper was landing in the new terminal helipad. My only guess as to why they used the old one was to drum up more business due to lack of it in covid. That was people in the park can see the ticket booth and be offered a flight there. Where as previously it was only run from new pad with 99percent of customers being pre booked asians
I’ll tell you what we know so far. This is karma for being monsters and holding dolphins and Orca whales in captivity. Taking them out of tiny cells to do six shows day spin the clap jump . I hope you all get eaten by sharks next time you’re at the beach because you deserve it keeping intelligent animals in tiny swimming pools and now because you aren’t allowed to take any more from the wild, you’re breeding them in captivity you are despicable humans not even human living, walking Demons
Watched another good video on this where the commentator said they were surprised that there wasn’t an SOP where taking off helicopters leave the helipad one way, and landing helicopters come in from a different direction. Especially since there is only one helipad for some reason. That seems a pretty easy and common sense safety procedure to follow.
I was there on the day I was taking a photo with the dolphins when there way a loud bang and I looked over and saw a helicopter struggling to stay in the air peices of helicopter which I thought were birds fell from the falling helicopter before it the helicopter descended behind a building and everyone was freaking out and running over to the scene, some SeaWorld staff told everyone to not look at the disturbing sight
On the bright side, the people who died were sea world customers.
so i live like 5 mins away from seaworld and i heard about 5 different emergency viechles going down the street because of this crash. It seems to be mainly the pilar that the pilot cant see out of
The different seating left side rather than the right side may well have had an impact
If you sense you're in danger speak up. It's better to be embarrassed than dead. This was a dangerous case of complacency by the looks of things. RIP to those poor souls who died, best wishes for a speedy recovery for those still in hospital, the loved ones and all who were touched by this tragedy.
Imagine if Australian media could perform half as well as this guy. Thanks for the video. Really informative
It’s called “Complacency”.
Great work in obtaining and relaying to us the relevant footage and important details in such a recent tragedy here in Australia.
Thanks so much for sharing. 😉👌🏻
Blind spots are crazy scary, damn.
What we know so far is that both pilots totaly "fuked up", no excuses, and are fully responsible for the collision! The pilot taking off could clearly see the coming chopper on the right if he looked more thorough, especially at such a frequent heliports roundabout.
The one landing, would have to be totaly blind not to see the chopper bellow on left ready taking off!
my friend watched this happen, they were actually so distraught. it must've been horrible.
I was at the park that day and I was at the fence where it happened it was very tumatic. Rip.
Sounds like they need TCAS
It’s very eerie being at SeaWorld the last few days. It’s crazy to be there and have no helicopter noise and scary to look out and see the sandbank where this ended. It’s a heartbreaking and horrifying situation
IF a women was flying either or both, it would never happen
Also the acending helicopter took off from a helipad on the water inside of the park. The landing helicoper was landing in the new terminal helipad. My only guess as to why they used the old one was to drum up more business due to lack of it in covid. That was people in the park can see the ticket booth and be offered a flight there. Where as previously it was only run from new pad with 99percent of customers being pre booked asians
I don't really believe that because pilot was looking out to his left you would have seen the helicopter taking off he was focused straight ahead
I’ll tell you what we know so far. This is karma for being monsters and holding dolphins and Orca whales in captivity. Taking them out of tiny cells to do six shows day spin the clap jump . I hope you all get eaten by sharks next time you’re at the beach because you deserve it keeping intelligent animals in tiny swimming pools and now because you aren’t allowed to take any more from the wild, you’re breeding them in captivity you are despicable humans not even human living, walking Demons
Watched another good video on this where the commentator said they were surprised that there wasn’t an SOP where taking off helicopters leave the helipad one way, and landing helicopters come in from a different direction. Especially since there is only one helipad for some reason. That seems a pretty easy and common sense safety procedure to follow.
I was there on the day I was taking a photo with the dolphins when there way a loud bang and I looked over and saw a helicopter struggling to stay in the air peices of helicopter which I thought were birds fell from the falling helicopter before it the helicopter descended behind a building and everyone was freaking out and running over to the scene, some SeaWorld staff told everyone to not look at the disturbing sight
https://youtu.be/z-6zF9PEtdU?si=MQZOnaokcqUtsb9n