Narrative:

After being cleared into class delta airspace for landing at hio; and instructed to descend below 700 feet MSL; I had a near miss with a drone over highway 26; 4nm ene of hio. I was at approximately 650 feet MSL and the drone was above me; just to the right of my 12 o'clock. I turned left upon seeing it and got a good look at it. It appeared to be grey in color and possibly of the dji phantom type of quadcopter. I have seen plenty of these and it looked to be that style. I immediately reported to the tower that I had a near miss at the edge of their airspace and gave them approximate location; altitude; and description of the uav. I was traveling approximately 120 KTS IAS; with light winds and good visibility other than light smoke in the area from prescribed burns. I had two passengers on board; one in the front with me and one directly behind that passenger.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: Helicopter pilot reported a NMAC with a quadcopter drone at approximately 650 feet MSL while inbound for landing.

Narrative: After being cleared into Class Delta airspace for landing at HIO; and instructed to descend below 700 feet MSL; I had a near miss with a drone over highway 26; 4nm ENE of HIO. I was at approximately 650 feet MSL and the drone was above me; just to the right of my 12 o'clock. I turned left upon seeing it and got a good look at it. It appeared to be grey in color and possibly of the DJI Phantom type of quadcopter. I have seen plenty of these and it looked to be that style. I immediately reported to the Tower that I had a near miss at the edge of their airspace and gave them approximate location; altitude; and description of the UAV. I was traveling approximately 120 KTS IAS; with light winds and good visibility other than light smoke in the area from prescribed burns. I had two passengers on board; one in the front with me and one directly behind that passenger.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.