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What stops an S-76 or any other helicopter from doing this is that their
SLOW speed doesn't allow them to STACK UP with 747's et.al. in an approach pattern to ANY major airport. In other words they can't keep up with the big boys, so they can't play. Bob Not hardly. On numerous occasions in the -76 I'm asked to slow during the approach because I'm gaining on the airliner in front of me. One of the nicest things you can hear from ATC. On the other hand, I can't take the 76 500 miles without refueling and getting above much of the weather like the tilt rotor will be able to do (someday). Jim |
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