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The Helicopter Pilot’s Handbook Phil Croucher Legal Bit (Small Print) This book is sold as is without warranty, either express or implied, including but not limited to the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. Neither the Author, the Publisher nor its dealers or distributors assumes liability for any alleged or actual damages arising from its use. In other words: This book contains English translations of official documentation, which changes, so there could be technical inaccuracies. As a result, alterations will be made to this book without reference to anyone, and it's not guaranteed to suit your purposes. In addition, no liability can be accepted by the author or publisher, their distributors or dealers for situations arising from its use. Copyrights, etc. All proprietary trade names, trademarks and names protected by copyright are fully acknowledged. This book copyright © 2003 Phil Croucher. ISBN 0-9681928-3-1 Graphics, photos copyright © Phil Croucher, with help from Corel Corporation Front photo © Mike Reyno, courtesy Cougar Helicopters (it's the one in Titanic). Notice is hereby given that the name PHILIP ANDREW CROUCHER, in capital letters, or any variation thereof, is claimed by Phil Croucher, which name may not be used without permission. All rights reserved. Up to three pages of this publication may be used at any time for non-profit purposes, such as training (where everyone in the class has a copy), or in Operations Manuals. Otherwise, no part of it may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without prior written permission from the author. Dedication and thanks This book owes a lot to many people who have taught me a few things along the way, including Tony Boulter, Peter Boitel-Gill, John Wood, John Marsden, the late John “Chalky” White, John Woodhouse, Neil Laird, Ron Howard, Dave Moss, Dave Ankin, Ray Portlock, Paul Smith, Shawn Coyle, Eric Stoof, Don Plattel, Jim Filippone, Jeff Mitchell, Dan Beck, Northern Mountain Helicopters, Guardian Helicopters, Cougar Helicopters and several others, especially Jim Gray, Peter Rover and other Transport Canada or CAA members, many of whom have asked to remain anonymous. Special thanks to Paul Gibson for his LongRanger info. About the Author Phil Croucher holds JAR, UK, US and Canadian licences for aeroplanes and helicopters and has over 7200 hours on 35 types of aircraft. He has at various times been a Chief Pilot, Operations Manager and Training Captain, and is responsible for the safety column in Vertical Magazine (www.verticalmag.com). He can be contacted at www.electrocution.com Table Of Contents INTRODUCTION 1 The Job 1 Getting Started 2 Further Reading 4 QUALIFICATIONS 5 JAR 5 Integrated Courses 6 Modular Courses 6 ATPL 6 Canada 6 USA 9 HOW HELICOPTERS WORK 11 Tail Rotor Drift 14 Tail Rotor Roll 14 Rotor Systems 15 In flight 15 Ground Resonance 16 Dynamic Rollover 16 Ground Effect 17 Recirculation 17 Vortex Ring 18 SPECIALISED TASKS 19 External Slung Loads 19 Ground Crews 21 Equipment 22 Setting Up 23 Hooking Up 27 Setting Down 30 ii The Helicopter Pilot’s Handbook Vertical Reference (Longlining) 31 EM Bird 37 Aerial Application 38 The Rotor Wake 38 The Procedure 39 Spray Drift 41 Seeding 42 Fire Suppression 43 Aerial Ignition 47 EMS/Air Ambulance 49 Pleasure Flying 50 Running The Site 51 The Technical Bits (for UK) 55 Special Events (for UK) 57 Line Patrol 59 Wires 60 Power Line Cleaning & Maintenance 61 Civil Aviation Notification Procedure (CANP) 61 Pipeline Survey 61 UK Police Operations 61 Prisoners 62 Persons under the influence 62 Bodies and remains 62 Police Dogs 62 Weapons and Munitions 62 Hover Emplaning and Deplaning 63 Formation Flying 64 Landing Helicopters on Roads 64 Parachute Dropping 65 Mountain Flying 65 Illusions 67 Winds 68 Landing Sites 70 Approaches 72 Log Pads and Platforms 74 Summary 75 Night Flying 75 Winter Operations 76 The Weather 76 Whiteout 80 Taking off 80 The Cruise 80 Landing 81 Aerial Filming and Photography 82 The Movies 83 Aerial Survey 84 Table Of Contents iii Air Testing 85 Seismic Support 85 Avalanche Control 87 Aerial Harvesting 88 www.aero.cn 航空翻译 www.aviation.cn 本文链接地址：The Helicopter Pilot’s Handbook
