By: Mrkeehn

Mrkeehn — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 05:32:44 +0000

I am very sorry for the families who lost their loved ones in the crash. I need them to understand that, however I do not believe it was Van Nevel’s fault. He was singled out to be the guilty one, even though it was not true. I have seen so many cases where the FAA goes in with guns blazing and picks away at any owner for reasons only they know! The fact is that they make up and falsely report owners every single day. You can follow every rule and regulation, abide by the guidelines to the letter, and they will still try to accuse you of doing it improperly. Few people can win against the FAA, unless you have deep pockets! Of coarse this does not bother the FAA, since they have no problem spending your money, for these cases and their own personal enjoyment. If he had anything to do with this, you can bet your last dollar he would have been charged very early on in the investigation. The FAA however is very guilty; they took his life and all past and future success. Take the time to check it out, look at how many people they destroy. Many of the people they ruin are found to have done nothing wrong at all, but by the time this happens they have lost everything. How fair is it to work all your life to make your business a success, only to have them take it all, then in the end say ” your right, you did nothing wrong”, as you stand there broke and broken?
Again, I feel much sympathy for the families of the crash victims, I do know how it feels. I have had to bury my child and my father, it is a pain that is hard to live with. I can not say anything to ease that pain. Lashing out at someone for their deaths is not the answer. We all want to blame someone or to find the answers, sometimes the answers are hard to accept or they never come at all, as with the death of my sweet 16 year old beauty. I have waited 9 years to find out who or why, still the answers never come.

By: Mike Reynolds

Mike Reynolds — Sun, 26 Apr 2009 13:25:42 +0000

I actually toured the factory and school a few years ago as a customer and was able to fly the FH1100. I have to tell you it was an experience that I will never forget. The helicopter was and is a viable platform, stong, agile, and to autorotate is and absolute dream. It literally comes down without you even touching the controls once you trim it out. It is a tragety with has happened Century to Mr. Van Nevel. I would hope that the FAA and anyone that has the power to do something, WILL, for the positive and let Mr. Van Nevel have the opportunity to sell this helicopter, this idea.

By: Bruce Lee Yee

Bruce Lee Yee — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 03:17:01 +0000

That is messed up. I would still attend they’re school. I was going to until my loan fell threw. How can the FAA come in and get away with that? that is wrong on so many levels.I hope he wins him law suit. Hope things work out.

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