Helicopter Operations and Features

Madison travels to Hawaii to learn about helicopters with Justin, a pilot from Paradise Helicopters. She explores the helicopter's controls, including the cyclic, collective, and pedals, and learns about advanced features like the stick shaker and rotor brake. Madison experiences sitting in the pilot seat and understands the importance of headsets for communication. The video concludes with a thank you to Paradise Helicopters.

What is the main purpose of Madison's journey?

• To learn more about science

• To enjoy a vacation

• To explore different cultures

• To visit historical sites

What is the function of the cyclic control in a helicopter?

• To lift the helicopter

• To control the speed

• To stop the helicopter

• To tilt and turn the helicopter

How does the collective control affect a helicopter's movement?

• It turns the helicopter

• It lifts the helicopter

• It stops the helicopter

• It makes the helicopter go forward

What is a unique feature of the helicopter's digital package?

• It can only be flown manually

• It has a built-in entertainment system

• It has a solar-powered engine

• It can fly using autopilot

How many islands does Hawaii have?

• Five

• Six

• Seven

• Eight

What is the main reason for using helicopters in Hawaii?

• To transport goods

• To enjoy scenic views

• To travel between islands

• To avoid traffic

What is the purpose of the stick shaker in a helicopter?

• To decrease altitude

• To increase speed

• To alert the pilot of excessive torque

• To stabilize the helicopter

What does the rotor brake do?

• It accelerates the helicopter

• It stops the helicopter blades

• It turns the helicopter

• It lifts the helicopter

Why do passengers need to wear headsets in a helicopter?

• To watch videos

• To block out noise

• To listen to music

• To communicate with the pilot

What is the final gesture Madison and Justin share at the end of the tour?

• A handshake

• A high-five

• A shaka

• A wave