Rotorcraft

There had been a couple of bad helicopter incidents in Chicago in the 1950s and 60s into the early 1970s.

So everybody wanted to shut down on Rotary Wing here in the area.

So television started coming back.

They never really left, but they really started coming back sort of in the 80s and 90s, especially after the Rodney King incident.

He had a lot of connections.

And so this Robinson was his tool that he went around and did a lot of checks, right? And word of mouth, he was very connected in the Rotorcraft world, as far as our little area.

So, you know, he tells one guy and tells another guy, Hey, there's a Rotorcraft guy in Minnesota.

This guy was

working on Vertals.

I was going to say I was going to have something else to bring up, but I got completely distracted.

That sounds like a Rotax engine and it sounds like a Rotocraft.

So we will come back right after this break.

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I've just drove for the best I can on the service side.

And he, word of mouth, he knew he was very connected in the Rotocraft world as far as our little area.

So, you know, he tells one guy and tells another guy, hey, there's a Rotocraft guy in Minnesota.

Yeah.

This guy was

So it works that way, okay? So when you look at this PIC stuff, you gotta think about when and how you could log the pilot command time.

So then you say, well, one of the things you could say was I'm a Rotocraft person, I've been considering this.

airplane thing for a while.

So how am I going to get 50 hours of PIC time in an airplane if I'm not rated in it? Because you said I can't log PIC except for I'm solo.