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Harrowing video footage shows the moment a Russian helicopter smashed into a pier and bashed its tail off — with the pilot then bizarrely choosing to fly out to sea before losing control and crashing.

Five senior members of a Russian defense manufacturer were killed in the crash.

The dramatic clip reveals a badly botched landing in Russia’s Republic of Dagestan region on Nov. 7


  A Russian chopper lost its tail before spiraling toward the ocean. east2west news A Russian chopper lost its tail before spiraling toward the ocean. east2west news

After clipping off its tail, the helicopter then drifts along the Caspian Sea — possibly searching for somewhere else to land.

Separate CCTV footage reportedly shows the Ka-226 utility copper smashing into a residential building and exploding in flames.

An onlooker’s video of the dramatic moment has racked up thousands of comments on the r/aviation subreddit, with many questioning the pilot’s decision not to put the chopper down after the first botched landing attempt.


  The helicopter eventually crashed into a building in the village of Achi-Su. east2west news The helicopter eventually crashed into a building in the village of Achi-Su. east2west news

  Five senior members of a Russian defense manufacturer were killed in the crash. east2west news Five senior members of a Russian defense manufacturer were killed in the crash. east2west news

“Once they landed in the water I was thinking about the adage that this was a good landing — then they took off again,” one baffled commenter said.

Employees of the Kizlyar Electromechanical Plant (KEMZ), a Russian defense manufacturer, were among those killed. KEMZ has been sanctioned by the United States for it’s role in manufacturing aviation equipment used in the war against Ukraine.

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