Awesome Huey video

[Guest]

[Guest Johnny]

Beautiful Bird.

[The70judgeman]

You always know when one is flying around.

[James2]

Is that duct tape holding the antenna, Red Green?

Man ya gotta love a work horse like that.

[bigphoto]

whump, whump, whump Baby!! It is a great sound to hear when you one is waiting to leave somewhere!!

[Jim B]

Gotta' love the Huey! Such an iconic helicopter with a very uinique sound. And, Andy, you're right, you always know when one is flying around. You can feel & hear them long before you can see them.

[Draggon]

Great video, but it doesnt even come close to the "whump whump" you feel in your bones as it passed overhead.

[Sixx]

Man, I dig a Huey!!! That sound is just AWESOME!!!!!!!!

[slusher]

That does sound great...

[impcon]

They are very pretty in their own way and one of my favorite aircaft. Thanks for posting..

[Erik Smith]

I have been fortunate enough to fly in quite a few Bell helicopters - 205, 206, 212, 412...in addition to Hughes, Lamas, and a few others. That sound when a 212 is coming in is unmistakable.

Bell 210

[crazyjim]

Don't forget to take off your flak jacket to sit on before flying.

[george 53]

Only way to ride in one,Jim!!!

[crazyjim]

Yeah - I still remember.

[Guest Johnny]

Don't forget to take off your flak jacket to sit on before flying.

Yep, they did have a mighty thin belly. Don't ask how I know, but will say it grounded me for life.

Did get to take the controls one last time in one that a friend rehabbed a few years ago.

[Guest]

My very first aircraft flight of any kind was in a Huey. Shortly after I joined the National Guard, before basic, I was still in civvies, we had a meeting, and used some Hueys out of Holman field in St. Paul for manuevers. What a thrill. This beautiful bird will always be my favorite, followed very closely by a earlier sister, the Bell 47.