Taking the Helicopter up to Higher Altitudes
My name is Ian and this is part of a series documenting my helicopter training in Robinson helicopters. Follow along as I go from zero experience to my goal of becoming a flight instructor. On today's flight, I took a quick solo flight as part of building hours towards my commercial license. I wanted to go up to about 6,000 ft, but the clouds were rising and the most I was going to be able to get and still maintain cloud clearance was 4,500 MSL. Video Highlights: 2:41 - Talking about Vne or Never Exceed Speed 6:57 - Reaching max altitude for the flight This video is not intended to be a substitute for instruction with a Certified Flight Instructor. / critangle / criticalagl / criticalagl

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