I'm traveling to NYC next month and would love to experience my very first helicopter ride there. I have seen some options such as Flynyon, Hummingbird, and Heliflights; are those options legit? Is there any other better option? I am considering budget, overall opinions, and, of course, safety; does anyone have any recommendations?

Any idea what helicopter this would be? Seen flying 30 miles south of Cleveland, OH. It did not show up on FlightRadar. At first I thought it could be Marine One but the coloring looks off (I know nothing about helicopters).

Have a lh050 that I want to spice up a bit. It’s grey in color and I’d like it to be a bit more visible from the air. Anyone know of a company making a wrap or sticker kit for these helmets? Haven’t found anything on the general interwebs. Or if anyone has a large lh050 that’s red or orange that wants to trade for a grey one message me. Has about 8 hours on it. A20 with the quick disconnect. Take care gents

I checked flight radar24 and there was no broadcast of their aircraft, curious if it’s possible military? FL panhandle

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S-92 spotted in North Central West Virginia. Anybody have an idea who would be operating this?

A CH-53K King Stallion from VMX-1 at MCAS Yuma in the Sierra Nevada mountains hoisting a crashed MH-60S Knighthawk from VX-31 out of NAWS China Lake … my photos from a perch up the mountain, previously posted on my Instagram @jro_photography

Anybody have any experiences working for Panther down in the gulf? At 1000 PIC looking to get into off shore stuff, RLC says they want 1000 and I’ve heard Westwind will hire before 1500, not able to find too much info on Panther

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CH-53K King Stallion

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I’m curious, as there are drones now that look like helicopters, plus I’m not sure if there are other types of military helicopters or something that fly too high to detect from the ground?

Can we still tell it’s a helicopter even at their highest average altitude?

Also, is there a good app to see helicopter flights? I have one for planes but I don’t think it does helicopters or drones.

Idk if this is the right sub to ask these questions but I’m very curious, so any help/info would be very appreciated. Thanks 🙏