Kenny Keller teaches three emergency squawk codes helicopter pilots must memorize for checkrides: 7500 for hijack, 7600 for radio failure, and 7700 for emergency. Trainees commonly forget these under pressure, so commit them now.
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Hello everybody. Kenny with four wind helicopters with three more things for your helicopter checkride that you gonna have to commit to memory that he's guaranteed he's gonna ask you and that is about squat codes and they are as follows. 7500 for hijack, 7600 for radio failure, 7700 for emergency on your checkride. Everybody gets nervous. Everybody on a checkride gets nervous. And these three things seem pretty easy to remember. But this is one of the more simple things I think that I see a lot of guys screw up on that I've seen them have trouble with in the last 10 years that I know for a fact he's going to ask you. So the three of them again are 7500, hijack, 7600, radio failure, 7700 emergency. So commit those to memory because you know that he's going to ask you. And just again one of the many of the helicopter three's the things that you got to know. So if this helps you out, please click the like button and please leave comments and feedback. So thanks for stopping by and we will see you all later. Thanks it. Make sure all your checks minimum on battery time. Check what you got to check battery back off.
