Lakewood cheder helicopter and plane at Lakewood Airport

does uh hold the object down so nothing flies away. The aircraft's going to be coming in landing right here. That's a little bit notice that he's not here for running for the ambulance of the parame. have a special service. [Applause] >> We are so grateful that they took the time out of their day. What they like to do is they want to educate everybody about what they do and educate people and children more importantly about what they shouldn't do so they shouldn't have to spend time on a helicopter. >> We have D is the pilot. Thank you so much. David, where are you from? >> How long you held up the pilot? >> I mean, I had a couple 12 years. >> 12 years. How many hours you got? >> Over 3,000 hours of flight. >> Over 3,000 hours of flight time. Thank you so much, David, for coming out. >> And what is your name? >> Joe. >> Joe Servo. Did I pronounce it correctly? >> Dervo. >> Joe Dervo. Thank you so much for coming out. He is a flight nurse and a paramedic. Thank you so much. Joe, how long are you a paramedic for? >> Uh 15 years. >> That's it. Just kidding. That's a long time. But how long are you a nurse for? >> Four. >> Four years. Unbelievable. Thank you so much for coming out. Where's the furthest you've gone on a helicopter? >> Uh John's Hopkins. >> John Hopkins in Baltimore. Thank you so much. >> Wave. Wave. He has to If you wave, it's going to [Music] Whoa. [Music] Heat. [Music] The helicopter is taking off. And put one eye on the helicopter and one eye behind you.