i have an idea of ​​how helicopters are controlled, but what nikolai gavrilov does, i cannot understandybe there are masters equal to him, but i have not seen anyone like him, he is like mozart among composers, like pushkin among poets, he once admitted famous tv presenter, leonid yakubovich, the best in the sky, this is what journalists write about the hero of russia, nikolai. he calls himself an ordinary pilot who likes to carry out dangerous and exclusive tasks, there were many such tasks in his life, as a twenty-year-old graduate of an aviation school he went to war in afghanistan, the first in history to make an expedition by helicopter to the south pole, to install the main dome cross on top of the temple in petropavlovsk kamchadsky, this is only a small part of his work in the sky, how many times the legendary pilot did not hear the audience of this conversation of yours when you sat down next to each other and said that we are now with you as in the cockpit pilot, on the right on the left, and how often, how often you provide next to each other on the right who is inquiring here

this is the life and fate of nikolai gavrilov, nikolai fervich, leonit tarkovich, we stopped yesterday on an amazing detail, nikolai fetovich will talk about this, as simply as about his work, what it is, to land a helicopter at the south pole, it is true, something incredible, no, let's start with the fact that first you need to land the helicopter, this is a separate story, they teach this, but it is not about the south pole in the north pole, it is just that the snow dust has risen so much that you do not feel the ground, that is, you do not feel it, but he must feel, a great pilot, a great helicopter pilot, they will land in any weather, but it is difficult, because you do not see the ground, there are no landmarks, i have not been to the south pole, i have only been with him to the north pole, let's start with... expeditions, once we were assigned to accompany the journey of the prince of monaco to the north pole, he wanted to pretend the dream of his grandfather, who walked to the north pole, but never reached it, on the way back from illness in the scandinavian countries he died