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Outbound Diaries
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 31 ต.ค. 2023
Welcome to the Outbound Diaries. A channel where we (Georgie & Acelin) will be uploading videos on the adventures we go on, from holidays away to flying somewhere in our plane, BIRT.
Business Email: theoutbounddiaries@gmail.com
Business Email: theoutbounddiaries@gmail.com
Flight to Kitty Airfield Fly-In BBQ | Acrobatics! | Private Pilot | Outbound Diaries
Hi all,
In todays video Georgie and I fly with another Robin in formation from Brighton City Airport (Shoreham Airport) to the Annual Kitty Hawk Airfield Fly-In BBQ. Along the way Piers flying his Robin treats us to some amazing acrobatics. Overall, amazing day, lots of friendly faces and great all-round vibes!
Enjoy the video!
Camera: Sony ZV-E10 | Go Pro Hero 12
Software: Adobe Premiere Pro | Sony Catalyst for Stabilisation
Plane: Robin Aiglon R1180TD
Music Credit:
@Infraction
Extras:
ppl, pilot, piper, cessna, robin, flying, aviation, london, adventure, private pilot, bournemouth, airport, shoreham, isle of wight, sandown, kitty hawk, general aviation, air traffic control, acrobatics, stunt plane, stunts
In todays video Georgie and I fly with another Robin in formation from Brighton City Airport (Shoreham Airport) to the Annual Kitty Hawk Airfield Fly-In BBQ. Along the way Piers flying his Robin treats us to some amazing acrobatics. Overall, amazing day, lots of friendly faces and great all-round vibes!
Enjoy the video!
Camera: Sony ZV-E10 | Go Pro Hero 12
Software: Adobe Premiere Pro | Sony Catalyst for Stabilisation
Plane: Robin Aiglon R1180TD
Music Credit:
@Infraction
Extras:
ppl, pilot, piper, cessna, robin, flying, aviation, london, adventure, private pilot, bournemouth, airport, shoreham, isle of wight, sandown, kitty hawk, general aviation, air traffic control, acrobatics, stunt plane, stunts
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Flight to Popham Airfield for Lunch with ATC | Private Pilot | Outbound Diaries
มุมมอง 6K3 หลายเดือนก่อน
Hi all, in this video, Georgie and I fly from Brighton City Airport (Shoreham Airport) to Popham Airfield for the first time. Was thoroughly pleased with how General Aviation friendly it was and best of all, no PPR required! Highly recommend to all aviators out there. Enjoy the video! Camera: Sony ZV-E10 | Go Pro Hero 12 Software: Adobe Premiere Pro | Sony Catalyst for Stabilisation Plane: Robi...
First time flying my Dad to Isle of Wight Sandown with ATC | Private Pilot | Outbound Diaries
มุมมอง 2.9K4 หลายเดือนก่อน
In this video I fly my Dad from Brighton City Airport (Shoreham) to the Isle of Wight Sandown for the first time and talk about a free flight giveaway we are doing on this channel! To enter the free flight giveaway, all you need to do is be subscribed and leave a comment on this video. The flight will be from Brighton City Airport to Isle of WIght Sandown and if you win you will be allow to bri...
My longest flight to Manchester Barton Airport with ATC | Private Pilot | Outbound DIaries
มุมมอง 6K4 หลายเดือนก่อน
Hi all, In this video I fly myself and a friendfrom Shoreham (Brighton City Airport) to Manchester Barton Airport to meet a friend we've known for 7 years but have never met, was amazing to finally meet someone you have known for so long. We flew back to Shoreham and he stayed round the night and then I had to do the trip all over again the next day to take him back home! Enjoy the video and se...
Flying to IWM Duxford with ATC | Private Pilot | Robin Aiglon | Outbound Diaries
มุมมอง 4.8K4 หลายเดือนก่อน
Hi all, In this video we fly to IWM Duxford (Land at Fowlmere due to Duxford being full) with a couple friends to visit the Museum. It was incredible to see such a large variety of amazing aircraft such as Spifires, Concorde, Vulcan and even the American stuff like the SR-71 Blackbird. Enjoy the video and see you in the next! Camera: Sony ZV-E10 | Go Pro Hero 12 Software: Adobe Premiere Pro | S...
Flying above the South East Coast of England | Private Pilot | Robin Aiglon | Outbound Diaries
มุมมอง 2.3K5 หลายเดือนก่อน
Hi all, welcome to another flying video in G-BIRT. Today I take you on a tour along the Coast of the South East of England and fly over some interesting landmarks on the way. Enjoy! Camera: Sony ZV-E10 | Go Pro Hero 12 Software: Adobe Premiere Pro | Sony Catalyst for Stabilisation Plane: Robin Aiglon R1180TD Music Credit: @Infraction Extras: ppl, pilot, piper, cessna, robin, flying, aviation, l...
Landing at Bournemouth Airport With ATC | Private Pilot | Robin Aiglon | Outbound Diaries
มุมมอง 8K5 หลายเดือนก่อน
In this video we originally plan to land at Compton Abbas but forget to PPR, so instead we divert to Bournemouth Airport and head to the beach! Camera: Sony ZV-E10 | Go Pro Hero 12 Software: Adobe Premiere Pro | Sony Catalyst for Stabilisation Plane: Robin Aiglon R1180TD Music Credit: www.youtube.com/@Infraction - @Infraction Extras: ppl, pilot, piper, cessna, robin, flying, aviation, london, a...
Solo Flight Towards London | Private Pilot | Robin Aiglon | Outbound Diaries
มุมมอง 1.7K5 หลายเดือนก่อน
In this video I take flight from Shoreham (Brighton City Airport) towards London, going Clockwise around Gatwick's Airspace and take in the views. After not having flown for a couple weeks it was nice to get back in the air and dust a couple things off. Camera: Sony ZV-E10 | Go Pro Hero 12 Software: Adobe Premiere Pro | Sony Catalyst for Stabilisation Plane: Robin Aiglon R1180TD Music Credit: w...
Flying to the Isle of Wight from Shoreham in our Plane | Robin Aiglon | Outbound Diaires
มุมมอง 3.9K6 หลายเดือนก่อน
Finally airborne in BIRT now that Acelin has his Private Pilots License (PPL), we decide to fly over to Sandown Airfield on the Isle of Wight and head in to Sandown for some food and to explore, then headed back over to Shoreham. extra tags: ppl, private pilots license, general aviation, airplane, robin, piper, cessna, aviation, isle of wight, holiday, exploring
The most AMAZING Christmas Holiday in Vienna | Outbound Diaries
มุมมอง 569ปีที่แล้ว
Our full vlog of our 6 day Christmas trip to Vienna and Bratislava. We hope you enjoy and Merry Christmas to you all! - Georgie & Acelin Our stuff: Camera: Sony ZV-E10 Microphone: RODE VideoMicro II Drone: DJI MIni SE Software: Adobe Premiere Pro
Exploring a 900 YEAR OLD ABANDONED INN | Outbound Diaires
มุมมอง 328ปีที่แล้ว
We firstly attempt to explore a big house but it ended in failure, so we swiftly moved on to an amazing 900 year old Tudor Inn/Pub which was extremely interesting and beautiful with all its hidden history. - Georgie & Acelin Our stuff: Car: 2006 Land Rover Defender 90 TD5 Camera: Sony ZV-E10 Microphone: RODE VideoMicro II Drone: DJI MIni SE Tags: land rover, defender, off-roading, green lanes, ...
Off-Roading at the Devil's Punch Bowl in our Defender TD5 | Outbound Diaries
มุมมอง 483ปีที่แล้ว
We explore the gorgeous Devil's Punch Bowl near Guildford. We finally do our first bit of "light" off-roading without getting scared and turning back, we also didn't get stuck or lose the Go-Pro which is always a plus! - Georgie & Acelin Our stuff: Car: 2006 Land Rover Defender 90 TD5 Camera: Sony ZV-E10 Microphone: RODE VideoMicro II Drone: DJI MIni SE Tags: land rover, defender, off-roading, ...
FIrst time off-roading goes wrong in our Defender TD5 | Outbound Diaries
มุมมอง 144ปีที่แล้ว
We go off-roading for the first time ever and it was a shamble really... Getting good practice in with getting stuck and learning this whole TH-cam thing. (Nobody gets left behind... unless you're a go pro...) - Georgie & Acelin Our stuff: Car: 2006 Land Rover Defender 90 TD5 Camera: Sony ZV-E10 Microphone: RODE VideoMicro II Drone: DJI MIni SE Tags: land rover, defender, off-roading, green lan...
Cool video , really enjoyed it. Looks a nice plane too . I like the Popham and the trade show. I landed at Cardiff international a few months ago with no ppr. There were very helpful . Have a blessed new year.
06:51, looks like an autogyro heading the other way below. :) Fantastic videos, brilliant clarity.
Do you have any advice to get into your private licence? I.e courses, prices, study guides? 😅
He does not seem look out too much to his left side while he is flying, mostlty to his right!
a couple of lessons - PPR if its required... and brush up on CAP 413. How much did that little error cost? I thought the fees as Bournemouth were fairly eye-watering
The way you communicate with ATC requires a bit of work. Not very professional.
Bank of mum and dad.
Very funny lady, great video. Well done for capturing that first post PPL flight. Love Sandown too... when it's not too damp!
I live very close to shoreham airport and have never had the chance to fly from there. Enjoying the content, keep up the good work 👌
07:05 That's the Paddle Steamer "Medway Queen" a seagoing paddle steamer that took place in the Dunkirk evacuation, the ship was in the southeast for a while. Brilliant video.
You are funny 😂 Boyfriend serious & you are nuts 😂 Good video....I live in Sandown 😎
when told to report, reply wilco, only need to repeat clearances, squaks, runways and pressures in full. RT needs a bit of work, could use some pre-prepared cheat sheets. it's weird how much extra workload you incur when pressured with uncertain radio calls. nicely done though, stay safe.
Thanks for the feedback, do need to shorten down the amount of RT I do and just use "Wilco" when I can. Thanks for watching!
@@OutboundDiaries no worries, we all have a lot to learn. for good RT work and more, I suggest watching the Flying reporter's channel.
Use to fly from biggin hill in a Cessna 207 registration G-NJAG Popham use to be our every Sunday day out from Guildford wasnt a long journey In a car
03 at Popham can be tricky because of the downward slope! Lovely video!
I had a share at Popham some years ago, nice little airfield.
Always great to see your flying adventures and even better to take part in one . Fab piloting skills as always . Extra Passengers really makes a difference on climb rate and take off was a a lot longer for sure . Shows how important aircraft weight/ balance matters with more load.
Nice video and can follow you on your instruments and nice to hear your comms with ATC. Hopefully my name will be lucky.
Must be great to be up there away from the madness down below. I’ve been in a small aircraft once flew over the Grand Canyon in a little Cessna !
Fly In food there is always great but I couldn’t make it this year. Formation flying is really good fun. 😎
@@JodelFlyer the food was great! First time going, will defo go next time. Formation Flying was great fun, really enjoyed it!
another great video. those cakes were amazing. made me very hungry.😋👍👍👍👍👍
@@iandunipace maddys cakes are great! All homemade too
Decent looking scran
@@tez4274 it was delicious, Mandy at Cafe No 9 at Shoreham makes great cakes
Managed to snap me a few times in the background. Took off in ny arrow from 16R, bit short, almost a brown pants moment. See they let you use 16L
Oh lovely, I do love an Arrow! Yes thankfully. Wouldn't of been able to take off on 16R haha
Great video. I live not far from the IOW, so was interesting to see you make the flight to Sandown. Happy flying!
Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed the video!
Interesting series of videos. As ex ATC I find them very interesting, and am considering doing my PPL myself, hopefully next year. Keep them coming, and happy flying!
Where did you work at ATC? Always admire ATC, never get to switch off!
@@OutboundDiaries Hi, I was at the London Air Traffic Centre at West Drayton initially from 1982, then moved down to Swanwick and Whiteley when West Drayton closed in 2007, as a radar software engineer and Radar data analysis, for crash investigations, noise complaints, etc.
Compton Abbas requires PPR by phone on day of arrival: you could have just called on your mobile!
you just flew over my golf club on the descent to Popham which is literally down the road
Great video! Some very familiar locations for me, making it even more enjoyable 😊👍🏼
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it :)
Bournemouth airport has one of the longest runways in the UK. It can take the biggest jets.
Definitely felt weird landing on it! Because it's so much wider than every other runway I've landed on its very misleading and makes you feel you are lower than you actually are
@@OutboundDiaries A few years ago an Arab sheik was selling his customised 747 using Bournemouth as a base . Used to see it trundling down the runway with wheels up still a long way to go. He must have sold it as eventually it disappeared !😂
@@RobertLund-d7d nonsense? I can think of many airfields with longer runways than Bournemouth.
@@11clarkm go on then . I m waiting . I didnt say it was the longest .But one of the longest.
@@RobertLund-d7d off the top of my head… Liverpool? Cardiff? Heathrow? Gatwick? Birmingham? Manchester? Stansted? Brize? Should I keep going? 🥴
Just out of curiosity.... how much was the landing fee ?
Landing fee was pretty expensive at £47.55. Safe to say we won't be regular visitors!
@@OutboundDiaries That's about the same as 4 hrs in the car park at Bournemouth airport 🙂
Why would you put the g5 di in a non std location as part of replacing the vacuum di
@@marklee1462 I didn’t buy or put in the G5’s. They were already in the plane where they are when I bought it from the previous owner
G5 DI was put where it is because the standard position is difficult to see with a full size iPad on the yoke
Love the videos, keep them coming. Go to Gloucester or Kemble, bigger GA fields. But more importantly great 🍔 🍷 options at both! 😊
Will add them to our list of Airfields to visit! We do love an Airfield with great grub, most important thing
I like your Yankee Spirit at the end! A fine precursor to Civil Disobedience. Come fly in the Colonies where PPR is illegal lol
@@ericsd55 it’s my dream to fly in the states! So much open space to fly and so many different airfields to land at, one day I’ll make the trip
@@OutboundDiaries lemme know if you make it to Seattle or Alaska
Would love a flight
First visit and am I mistaken that on take off was Lancing College in the background and the estuary at Shoreham. I lived in Worthing till I was 9 years old. My dad would drive to Hove each Saturday for shopping and we drove over a timber bridge at Shoreham and I remember the seeing the College. I am now 76 and live in Norwich.
@@philkfoto yes the was Lancing College! That’s one the great thing about Shoreham is the beautiful views as soon as you take off in both directions. That’s amazing to hear, I’m sure it all looks completely different now
Great video and pleased I found your channel ! I went to popham for the first time on my qualifying cross country a few weeks ago… not a fan of those trees as you approach 03😜
The trees at the start of 03 are not great😅 the day after this video I went back to Popham and landed on 26 which was interesting, actually was good fun landing on it
I very much enjoyed your video but on the issue of PPR we have to operate it at our farm strip due to strict local planning rules which could have us closed if we break the permitted number of 10 flights per day. Happy Landings and you are always welcome at Nayland but I am afraid you would need to phone in order to check movements
Thanks for watching! I completely understand, and I think PPR is completely acceptable at airstrips like yours where you have tight restrictions. When we come along I will give you a call!
Thanks for uploading. I just happened on this by chance and am enjoying following your journeys. And the nice chemistry between you.
Thank you for watching, really appreciate it. We do enjoy flying together a lot😅
What an amazing video, the views are spectacular. Your a very lucky man
Thank you for watching! Nothing beats flying, gets you away from all the madness on the ground!
Your comments about PPR are interesting, PPR is a simple procedure (telephone to confirm your arrival time) this also allows operations at your destination to expect your arrival. You have great piloting skills, with pre-landing checks performed to the letter. I just don't understand your issues with obtaining PPR. Does the fact that you have to state an arrival time concern you. My CFI signed my PPL off 30 years ago, stating "you now have a licence to learn" and I never forgot that. Safety of you and your passengers is paramount. Planning a flight, weight and balance, fuel checks, notams and of course human performance. Weather in the UK can change in a heart beat, and there is nothing worse than wishing you were on the ground while battling with the elements and trying to stay visual. Good luck with you flying, and try PPR once you have it in the bag it becomes normal practice 😊
I understand that a lot of Airfields feel like they need PPR to better plan their days and advise pilots on the safest practices at their Airfields. However, we are really the only country that does PPR and a lot of super busy Airfields in the UK like IOW Sandown, Popham, etc that don't do PPR run perfectly well and have no issues, which sort of proves the point that PPR is done at these other Airfields for gathering email addresses, phone numbers, etc. I heavily check the weather in the area I am flying beforehand and then decide whether it is good enough to fly, if there is any marginal conditions I don't fly, also check the NOTAMS, etc in the area too. Most of the time when I go to these airfields that require PPR, they tell me the exact same thing they just tell me on the radio anyway. For example, Goodwood, whenever I call them and PPR the guy on the phone says something like "Active runway is 32, give us a call when you are 10 miles out, see you soon." and that is it, then when I am 10 miles out and radio in, he says the exact same thing, tells me the runway, however, this time he tells me where any other local traffic is or circuit traffic. If anything, the call when I am actually nearby is way more detailed and useful than the PPR call.
For me, PPR is useful to ensure the runway I want to use is available, and not waterlogged or otherwise unusable. A call just before departure gives me the best chance of avoiding a diversion that could have easily been prevented by knowing before take off. A superior pilot uses his or her superior knowledge and superior planning to avoid having to use their superior skills.
Brilliant video. Please keep them coming 😊
We will do! Flying to Kitty Hawk Airfield on Saturday for the annual BBQ, will be recording that, so expect another video early next week 🙂
Loved the video mate. I’m jealous, wish we had lots of little airports with cafes to fly to where I’m based (in south western Australia) although we did see whales on my last flight which was pretty damn sweet
@@hypoxicninja they are becoming shorter in supply over here though sadly. Lots of GA Airfields being bought up for housing developments. I’m jealous of you seeing whales, can’t say we’ve seen any of those over here!
Really nice video, real GA and not corporate. Very good viewing.
@@ianharman3339 we aren’t a fan of corporate over here😉 thanks for watching!
Great video, I agree with your assertion on PPR. Looked like you were a little fast and long landing, is 03 the one that's slightly downhill? But the food looks like it's improved since my last visit! You should try Fenland if you haven't already, grass runways nice cafe and NO PPR, takes a bit of finding though if you like a challenge.
@@tez4274 yes definitely came in a little too fast and long. I flew back there the day after and nailed the landing, came in slower and stopped half way down the runway instead, it’s all a learning process as long as you are safe about it. Will definitely have a look, always looking for new airfields to visit!
Great video
Sweet video. These benign autumn days are in short supply. Enjoy!
@@bikecameraaction3334 thanks for watching, really appreciated! Definitely enjoying the good weather while it’s around
So the first surprise is that you had to book out on RT rather than phone call to atc before engine start.Keeping book out of rt leavesRT radio space for others. I suggest you brief pax as you taxi out regards actions if you have problems eg engine failure. Also suggest left or right of runway heading as you climb out. well done on your ppl and adventures.
@@garybrindle6715 everyone books out at Shoreham via radio, I’ve never known or heard anyone not do it via radio, I think it’s the standard there, I know other airfields you have to book out via phone call or online (Manchester Barton was online). Thanks you! Glad you enjoyed the video. I’m still learning lots every flight and loving doing so.
Enjoying your videos, nicely done.
@@TheMrBitsy thank you for watching!
Great video as always, looking forward to more upcoming videos!
Cheers buddy :)
Another fab flight vlog!
Thank you! Much appreciated, glad you enjoyed it
Another great video, loved it and thanks for sharing. Can I ask what video editing software you use? I am just finishing my PPL revalidation at Lee On Solent and want to do similar when done!
@@julianpratt9616 thanks for watching! We use Adobe Premiere Pro for editing. Funnily enough we actually landed at Lee On Solent yesterday to visit TransAir
@@OutboundDiaries aaaah the worlds most expensive "click and collect" 😂