How Does a Helicopter Pilot Eject Without Hitting the Rotor? Fascinating Engineering and so many processes that happen in seconds!

The Ka-52 does it by blowing the rotor blades off first, then firing the seats. That’s one checklist every pilot hopes they only ever read.

In soviet Russia, rotor dodges you.

The precision involved is so fascinating.

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Meanwhile, 10-20 or so people are killed by 6 rotor blades flying through the air.

If you think that's impressive you should see the turret ejection mechanism on Russian tanks...

Maybe unclog your ears 🤦🏻‍♂️ “It first blows its own blades off” You’re post is as fucking stupid as asking why a fighter pilot doesn’t smash through the canopy

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the ka-52 just yeeting its own rotors like its nothing is the most russian thing ive ever seen

The rotor system is designed to separate first, clearing the escape path before the pilot ejects—an incredible feat of timing and engineering

America doesn't have this technology. Only Russia.

It is very, very needed in the UA sky. 😎

Wow

Many or almost cases, they died when helicoptero is shoot down In Iraq, the Resistance shot down many US helis, almost case the pilots dead

They should install these in planes