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Jul
10
2023

NTSB Final Report: Midway, UT

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The flight instructor reported that during an instructional flight, he and his student were approaching a ridge line to conduct a practice pinnacle landing. The student pilot stated that as they were over the ridge line, the helicopter was struck by a wind gust, and it yawed to the right. He added left anti-torque pedal to correct the yaw, then the low RPM horn sounded, and the instructor took the flight controls. He lowered the collective and added forward cyclic to move away from terrain, however the helicopter landed hard in the snow and rolled onto its right side. The tail boom was substantially damaged. The instructor reported that there were no preaccident mechanical malfunctions or failures that would have precluded normal operation.

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May
31
2023

FAA Accident and Incident Notification: MOAB, UT

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AIRCRAFT TAIL ROTOR INCURRED A BIRD STRIKE, MOAB, UT

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May
19
2023

NTSB Preliminary Report: Spanish Fork, UT

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NTSB Preliminary Report: Spanish Fork, UT

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May
17
2023

FAA Accident and Incident Notification: SPANISH FORK, UT

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AIRCRAFT EXPERIENCED HARD LANDING DURING AUTOROTATION, SPANISH FORK, UTAH.

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Apr
10
2023

FAA Accident and Incident Notification: MIDWAY, UT

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AIRCRAFT CRASH LANDED AND ROLLED UPSIDE DOWN, MIDWAY, UT.

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Jan
27
2023

NTSB Final Report: Moab, UT

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The pilot reported that, he was initiating a landing to a ledge. As the landing skids contacted the ground, the pilot felt the helicopter settle tail first. Startled by this, he abruptly raised the collective, unaware that he was holding forward cyclic input. As power was applied, the rear skids lifted off the ground first, creating a nose low attitude. The helicopter subsequently rolled over onto its right side substantially damaging the fuselage. The pilot reported that there were no preaccident mechanical failures or malfunctions with the helicopter that would have precluded normal operation.

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