What Could Possibly Go Wrong?

[sirlandsalot]

http://calgary.ctvnews.ca/video?clipId=1058856&fb_action_ids=10202680097703151&fb_action_types=og.recommends&fb_source=other_multiline&action_object_map=%7B%2210202680097703151%22%3A261627167327844%7D&action_type_map=%7B%2210202680097703151%22%3A%22og.recommends%22%7D&action_ref_map=%5B%5D

[just looking]

The news should add the H300 Video to their news clips and show what a true thrill seeking idiot this guy really is.

[Wiggins]

As long as nobody onboard had an unsecured purse or camera, I'm sure they were safe as houses.

[Freewheel]

As long as nobody onboard had an unsecured purse or camera, I'm sure they were safe as houses.

[Freewheel]

As long as nobody onboard had an unsecured purse or camera, I'm sure they were safe as houses.

Looks like a hockey stick in the cabin with passengers at about the 26 second mark. For the love if god man! What were you thinking!!??? LOL

[just looking]

This guy loves his go pro and posting on You Tube. All you have to do is search his name on you tube. If MOT wants to get him he has given them more then enough video to do it. Several videos of flying low over open water with no flotation devices. If the Donkey stops everyone is going swimming.

[Dynamic]

He hasn't done himself any favours posting this video. I'll be interested to hear what TC decides after the investigation

[Skidz]

Don't hold your breath. I'm not. My confidence level in Transport Canada is pretty much nil with what I've seen of late...

[flingwinger]

I guess 8+ pages in this thread isn't enough?

 

http://forums.verticalmag.com/index.php?showtopic=21928&page=1

[Roo]

My two cents:

As commercial pilots I believe a majority of our community see the issues with this stunt.

Lets admit it, we have all done stupid things but we have since grown up and now see how these stunts can become tragic very fast. Perhaps that is the difference between professionals and "weekend warriors".

Below is a paragrpah that lives in our training documents. Some of you may have seen this before.

 

"When people successfully perform a risky act, they often change their view about the personal risk involved. They may discount the risk and come to believe that the activity is not risky, or they may develop a sense of their own invulnerability. The more often they are successful at the dangerous act, the more likely they are to believe that, although the practice may be dangerous in a general sense, nothing bad will happen to them. This behavior eventually leads to a vicious circle. Now the odds of an accident happening are actually increasing as the subjective evaluation of personal risk decreases".

 

I hope he has the good sense to learn after this.....but I doubt it!