Hi guys and gals. I just broke my helicopter.
It is a protocol helicopter. Let me tell you the story of the helicopter.

My friend was flying the helicopter and came to road. I snatched it from him and I was flying the helicopter. Then a car came between. The helicopter was so high in the air. But I kept the controller up but the helicopter fall and broke. But how? The helicopter hit the car's bonnet.(front side)

The things I have squared are the things that are broken.
The wing is broken.
The two lines are broken.
It vibrates a lot.

What to do?

Air France was formed in 1933. It was one of the two airlines that operated the Concorde.

The fact that it does not fly to "your local airport" says more about Hawaii not being a real place, than it says about Air France not being a real airline.

I will bet he has not flown anything like as much as me, 29,900 hours and counting.

I flew airliners for 35 years, never had so much as an incident.

If I flew for 38000 years, 4 hours every day, I just might have an even chance of being in an accident. It is that safe!

Did the pilots act appropriately in 1977 UFO encounter over Tehran ? How would You have done this?

.. I think the id..ts turned them off - Badly - charging them with charged weapons (or, maybe they knowingly sent the message that : We don't care about aliens - Surrender of Fight Now)
I would have recomanded engaging in some acobatic maneuvers - U know - how little boys love challenging their elder male.
Perhaps bring nose of plane down & go towards them with weapons offline. Do some flips & climbs & dives - act flippantly little, to let them know : We are interested & Eager in communicating.
As a pilot, assuming You were more in command than the ground, How would U have done this ?

It's a right triangle, something about hippopotamus. A Sqd + B Sqd = C Sqrd for a start.

There is a homework subcategory under Education & Reference. Try asking there.
This is the aircraft category.

If you would at least say what country you are...?
And what is your pilot career "goal"...

Flight instructor or air taxi pilot...?
Or 747 captain (for that you need an airline pilot license, not a commercial) -