Explore Helicopter in and out !





Today was such an exciting day because we got to learn more about the helicopter and its main components. Sir Zihad explained important parts like the main rotor, tail rotor, rotary wing, and control stick. It was amazing to finally understand how each part works together to make the helicopter fly.

Everyone was so excited and happy to learn — no one felt sleepy at all! The hands-on learning and real-life explanations made the session even more interesting. It was a fun and meaningful experience that gave us a deeper appreciation for aerospace technology.




 

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