Video shows helicopter rescue of injured hiker

Cliff Castle Chopper footage shows a helicopter rescue of injured hiker from Piestewa Peak in Phoenix.

[FireFox-jffu]

Imagine thinking you're saved but then you get turned into a beyblade

[misturfixit]

Someone please rescue her from her rescuers

[jdillinger]

She’s doing her best impression of the helicopter.

[seldenification]

this is 100% the funniest thing I’ve ever seen. I’m sobbing right now.

[MichaelSmith-ligz]

NASA doesn't even spin their astronauts that fast

[johnstitt]

She's gonna need some time to unwind.

[nelsonferreirinho]

That's actually a time traveling technique. When she stops spinning, she's right back at the point when she started the hike, but instead of going, she decides not to. That's how they saved her life. Those are the heroes we need and deserve!

[iankb]

Pilot at the end: "Screw it we will fix it at the hospital"

[dearthworm]

The hiker survived the hike, but did he/she survive the rescue?

[Evanator]

I am dying laughing at this.
And then the Helicopter just says screw it and takes off.

[LiNoeliam]

It must've been terrifying AND baffling; imagine being lifted up by a helicopter and looking up and wondering why the rotor blades of said helicopter are completely still?!

[wannahockachewie]

This was the only way to ensure the hiker actually needed an airlift to a hospital

[jamesstewart]

At 1:20, you can see her soul separating from her body.

[sergiotheg]

After that spin i would be like. "Ill just walk from here"

[bdak]

Fighter pilot: I can withstand 9 g
Lady in basket: Hold my beer

[horacio]

I swear that I don't want to laugh at this, but I can't help...

[MrSpock]

This must’ve be so horrible for her but god dammit I am just crying laughing. That was so FAST! 😂

[LastLineOfDefense]

"Rescue" - they keep using that word, but I do not think it means what they think it means...

[MisterBinx]

Welp, she's gone through astronaut training now. I think she's ready to go to space.

[ritardedLolbot]

"In other news, after this video went viral, the number of unjustified rescue calls fell by 95%. A few people died on the trail, not wanting to call for a helicopter."