Hey Gary, I'm a pilot for Virgin America, (now Alaska), and I was happy to have your dad on my jump seat numerous times. Such a joy to talk too, at the time he was on the 747 and hoping to ride that to the end. I think I heard you say he has since retired after moving to the 787. What a cool experience you were all able to have with he, your brother, and especially to be able to have your mom along as well....too cool! Please give my best to your dad, I don't know that he would ever remember me, but it was always a pleasure to have him on my jump seat. Thanks so much for sharing this video!
How did United not make a commercial out of this! So freakin awesome and heartwarming. I’ve seen both videos and I already love your family man. They remind me of my family. Awesome!
Great video! My 16 year old son and I watched it. I'm starting at United this week! I've flown for about 20 years, 14 years professionally as an airline pilot for regional and low cost carriers. Hope to fly the 787 someday before I retire. Thanks for posting this.
@@palmjewellers4526 does it fucking look like he cares about others giving a shit? You dumb fuck...Hes livin his life the way he wants and hes proud of it.Show some appreciation.
Seems like a real nice guy and gentle man. He looks like the type of guy that would make me feel relaxed knowing he is up the front in charge. Nice family btw.
Very cool. I'm a Train Conductor for a Class 1 Railroad. I hired on 6 years ago. My dad went to Locomotive Engineer School 4 years ago. There's been about 3 times where he was the engineer on the train and I've been the conductor as we took our train into and out of Chicago. Unfortunately we can't have family on the train or recording devices.
Nicely done! I just retired as a United captain (via Continental) as well. Getting hired was the culmination of many years of hard work, and some very good fortune. The career seems like a dream from the vantage point of today. It's sometimes difficult to believe that it all happened.
Very special, I have retired now, but I used to tell family before I even started school, that I wanted to be a nurse, and did my dream job for 47 years, now my youngest son has chosen nursing as well.
As someone who works in the industry, I know just how unlikely and especial this trip must have been. I am a also a pilot and I can only imagine how proud your dad must be of both of his sons. Great video and awesome message. Definitely earned a like and a sub!
After 35 years of service as an EMS Paramedic, I'm calling it quits this year. I've seen quite a change in the medical field, especially what can be done outside of a hospital in my career. I've met lots of talented people who have had an impact on my life. Likewise I hope that I've been able to "pay it forward" in mentoring the younger generations who make EMS their career.
I'm a third generation educator. My Grandma taught remedial reading for adults, my mom taught pre-school for over thirty years until her passing 2015. I now teach high school since 2015. Apparently it's the path that chose us. Thank you to this father/son duo for giving of themselves and to their families for allowing them to.
I'm doing 1 of my long haul trades right now. I'm a long haul truck driver. Been trucking for 8 years and have over million miles accident free. My 2nd passion was flying but I feel I'm to old to pursue that and didn't buckle down in high school. But that's ok I still love my daily views of all 48 states and sure beats desk jobs. I'm owner and creator of my own business and own my rig now. Thank you for sharing your video and looked like lots of fun. God bless 🙌
My 1st love is the DC-10 and my 1st airline is United Airlines. Thank you son. What a Wonderful Video. I lived in Denver from 1987 until retirement in Dec. 2001. Stapleton was my Sabbatical whenever I needed a place to just Thank God and see God's Work in action. Who knows Captain, I may have critiqued one of your landings. I am sure I critiqued Captain Alfred Haynes even if I couldn't see his face. Thank you Gary. This is a Beautiful Retirement Present for your dad. May God Bless you All and Keep you Safe. Again thank you for this beautiful tribute to your dad.
What an inspiring video! My dad was an AF fighter pilot. I wanted to fly but make $$ more so I went into biz world. Did very well but not happy so at 39 I started flying. Became an airline pilot (US Airways) and now teach pilots to fly biz jets for the worlds largest aviation training company! As you said, get your act together and follow your passion! I never work a day because I love my job!
It's Human Nature to want to not want to Stop 'til You Get Enough, and hopefully with your decision you're happy that you can look at the Man in the Mirror every day and know that you Beat It.. the dread being stuck in a stagnant job. I too am trying to get myself to a point where I can start flight school, I Wanna Be Startin' Somethin' within the next couple years for sure.
@@michae8jackson378 Thanks for sharing man, really inspired me personally, I appreciated that... so excited... Most of the airlines in my country limit for the "ab-initio" applicant who wants to join to be a pilot in their company to age 31-32 max. A few weeks ago don't know why I suddenly realized about my childhood dream; to be an airlines pilot and I thought "it was over" since 2 years ago when I was 30. Money is the problem but over a week ago I started to learn and studied myself all things that required to become a pilot include math and aviation, and live healthily... never before like this and don't know why but I just keep doing it like really2 in preparation to going to FlightSchool. Money is not a big deal anymore when we have faith, courage, principle and remain hope! I will GET IT! Impossible is nothing! Good luck & God bless u all...
Absolutely fantastic, you make a great point about what is a man. A man is as you say someone who has conviction, discipline and prepared to put the hard work in. It must have been a great buzz having your dad and brother in command of that flight. Thanks for sharing that!!
This really is cool. I have flown over 2M miles on Delta and have a sister who has been a flight attendant there for many years and we are yet to be on the same flight. So I know how rare this is. I am sure your dad is ecstatic to have the family fly along. Such a "tender mercy" as some of us Oremites might describe it. All the best.
What an awesome story,what a honor to be able to have your dad and brother pilot this magnificent airplane over to Japan.It must have been such a treat for you all.I was in the airline industry myself for 30 years another large international carrier so I have such apprection for this cool life of travel.My best to you all.
My passion for airplanes began very early in life and I never let go. Private pilot obtained in HS then undergraduate degree in Aero Engineering positioned me for USAF pilot training. 9 years later (1995) United accepted me; 25 years with UAL .. I’ve flown most of the fleet here. Now on the 787 in Houston. I’ve sure had my share of sushi! Super video!!
Nice vid Gary. My wife Becky (Omer) and I went to school with your Dad. He was always so kind and a great person. I used to fly to Japan quite often and thought it would be great to have Otto as the pilot. But alas, it was never to be. Thanks again.
yeah, your dad is one of my favor hero. I really like airplane but was born oversea and couldn't achieve my dream. Listening to you is much inspired me for flying. Best,
This is pretty freaking awesome. Most people don't realize in huge companies like this most pilots are constantly flying with different pilots on each flight especially as some retire and some new ones come on every day.
Such an amazing experience for them both and your whole family. Awesome your dad got to enjoy that before he retired! Hope he enjoys the retired life and wish you and your family all the best!
My dream is becoming a pilot, but I struggle with mathematics, I probably sadly wont become a pilot, but it's really nice to have such trip before retirement
Thank you for this wonderful inspiring video! You are so fortunate to have devoted parents, including an incredible international United Airlines pilot (captain) as your dad. I wish young (and older) people of ALL creeds in our great nation of the USA, would watch this video. By the way, I was so inspired by your video that I bought a very detailed 1/200 scale model of a United Airlines Boeing 787. Again, thank you so very much!
HOLA...MY NAME IS CAPTAIN MARIO CORTES,FROM PUERTO RICO.I SAW THE VIDEO OF YOUR DAD'S LAST FLIGHT AS A CAPTAIN. HE IS A VERY LUCKY PERSON TO REACH THAT DAY OF RETIREMENT ,HAVE HIS FAMILY WITH HIM ON THAT SPECIAL DAY. I WISH HIM THE BEST ON HIS RETIREMENT. AS FOR ME, MY RETIREMENT DAY NEVER CAME ABOUT. I FLEW FOR EASTERN AIRLINES AND THEY WENT BANKRUPT AND I HAD TO RETIRE EARLY AT 53 YEARS OF AGE. I WAS SHORT 7 YEARS FOR NORMAL RETIREMENT AGE ( 60 YEARS ). WELL, MY DREAM NEVER CAME TRUE. RIGHT NOW I AM 82 YEARS OLD AND STILL ENJOING MY EARLY RETIREMENT IN MY BEAUTIFUL CARIBBEAN ISLAND OF PUERTO RICO. HASTA LA VISTA ( UNTIL NEXT TIME )....CAPT.MARIO CORTES.
Infinite flight Aviatior what a beautiful Legacy I loved the whole history of your family. My son has just made it to become An airline pilot.i am very proud of him. I pray and hope that I would have all my future generations would fellow his footsteps.just like your dad.thanks for shearing.
I'm just a student pilot, probably in the top 5% in terms of age with intention of becoming an airline pilot. Got a late start on this path, but you're completely right - it's about pursuit of perfection in a craft and dedication to a purpose. Great video, and it's really wonderful your dad got to fly with his sons.
Woowww, that's an amazing story and I can only say that I'm very happy to see your father wish come true before his retirement. Special day for all the family. Congratulations!!!!
Building my own career in Aviation. On the mechanic side of things, I know the 787 well as I've had the pleasure of building them for the past 6 months. Congrats to your family for that amazing achievement.
This is pretty cool! My Dad was a crop duster pilot, both planes, & helicopters, flown with him a few times it was fun. My step dad was a ground supervisor in Las Vegas for Northwest Orient. An uncle & cousin (father/daughter) of mine both worked at United in SFO, & DIA. So I've done & had privileges to a few cool things. My dream ever since being a child was to either be an airline pilot or a locomotive engineer. 14 years ago I began my railroad career, & am now locomotive engineer for a major company. In my time at the railroad I have seen many families in the field & once in a while you hear stories of them hooking up working together. It's always kinda neat to see, something I always thought would be kinda neat have such an opportunity. For now though I am the lone wolf in my career of choice. Anyhow glad your brother, & dad got to do that! Great video by the way!
Love it, you guys rock----what a wonderful opportunity to enjoy another persons passion---your Dad and Bro flew them and I built them and was just as passionate about that process!
Wow brother that was inspiring ! So well done your parents did an amazing job I'm sure they are so proud ! I'm a dad and have two wonderful daughters that I'm so proud of as well. Great job and what a deal having father son flying a 787 together. Way to go United!
First of all greatest & warmest greetings to you & the entire family as well. Honestly speaking you have got the greatest family in our living planet. You are absolutely lucky to be flown by Dad & Brother. Secondly the amazing part of it is that you & your mum were invited in that flight as V.I.P. guests. Indeed you are the luckiest family. I consider is as the luckiest family ever. This kind of luck is as the same as a litre of waters in the ocean. May all the blessings be on the entire greatest, awesome & humble family.
Sometimes I really wanna thank TH-cam for recommending such videos
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Bruh it’s a joke, Christians day that. My god why u gotta ruin my joke
Other times though.. Meh not so much lol
Hey Gary, I'm a pilot for Virgin America, (now Alaska), and I was happy to have your dad on my jump seat numerous times. Such a joy to talk too, at the time he was on the 747 and hoping to ride that to the end. I think I heard you say he has since retired after moving to the 787. What a cool experience you were all able to have with he, your brother, and especially to be able to have your mom along as well....too cool! Please give my best to your dad, I don't know that he would ever remember me, but it was always a pleasure to have him on my jump seat. Thanks so much for sharing this video!
As a stranger, that was a nice compliment you gave Mr. Cotant.
That's heartwarming
Amazing👌
And no reply from the one of post? wow. be humble
@@justintime8445 Gary.Very Bad attitude................
One of the few vlogs (in the modern vlog infested era) that I truly enjoyed...
You should this guys vlogs th-cam.com/channels/88tlMjiS7kf8uhPWyBTn_A.html
How did United not make a commercial out of this! So freakin awesome and heartwarming. I’ve seen both videos and I already love your family man. They remind me of my family. Awesome!
Great video! My 16 year old son and I watched it. I'm starting at United this week! I've flown for about 20 years, 14 years professionally as an airline pilot for regional and low cost carriers. Hope to fly the 787 someday before I retire. Thanks for posting this.
Congrats on getting a job with United! I'm working on my fixed wing add-on now, hopefully going Part 121 in the next couple years.
William Woods Congrats! I flew with United for 3 years and it was awesome. Its been about 3 months since this comment, how is it so far?
CaptJohn 1994 ye I also would like to know
Me too
William Woods capture your dreams, they’re yours. Hope one I fly in a 787 and you’re the Captain.
50+ years as a heavy truck driver and heavy equipment operator. BLESSED and would never do anything else. Diesel in the bloodstream!
@Lewie McNeely no one cares
So awesome
6ix Stormzy I care soooo
@@palmjewellers4526 well i do
@@palmjewellers4526 does it fucking look like he cares about others giving a shit? You dumb fuck...Hes livin his life the way he wants and hes proud of it.Show some appreciation.
Seems like a real nice guy and gentle man. He looks like the type of guy that would make me feel relaxed knowing he is up the front in charge. Nice family btw.
Very cool. I'm a Train Conductor for a Class 1 Railroad. I hired on 6 years ago. My dad went to Locomotive Engineer School 4 years ago. There's been about 3 times where he was the engineer on the train and I've been the conductor as we took our train into and out of Chicago. Unfortunately we can't have family on the train or recording devices.
Nicely done! I just retired as a United captain (via Continental) as well. Getting hired was the culmination of many years of hard work, and some very good fortune. The career seems like a dream from the vantage point of today. It's sometimes difficult to believe that it all happened.
Very well said!
Great father, great family.
Congrats!
Thanks for the Father Son graphics. I'm sure a lot of us would not have figured that out without the labels!
Very special, I have retired now, but I used to tell family before I even started school, that I wanted to be a nurse, and did my dream job for 47 years, now my youngest son has chosen nursing as well.
Well done!. “Like Father Like Son”.
That’s awesome! You know that plane is in good hands when the entire blood line is on board.
I'm a retired dispatcher at ord. I love❤ back stories like this. Thank you for sharing your story.
Family vacation when dad and brother are your pilots for the plane.
As someone who works in the industry, I know just how unlikely and especial this trip must have been. I am a also a pilot and I can only imagine how proud your dad must be of both of his sons. Great video and awesome message. Definitely earned a like and a sub!
After 35 years of service as an EMS Paramedic, I'm calling it quits this year. I've seen quite a change in the medical field, especially what can be done outside of a hospital in my career. I've met lots of talented people who have had an impact on my life. Likewise I hope that I've been able to "pay it forward" in mentoring the younger generations who make EMS their career.
beautiful family story, what a gift to fly with his father before retirement. Really nice !!
I work for United 31 years my son A&P tech. My son also works for United he is also an A&P tech but he is now a supervisor. Great video and story.
Bet your mother was proud that day❤❤❤❤❤❤ what an achievement.
That's what it's all about, family, family, family. This video was so heartwarming and inspirational. From the bottom of my heart, God bless you ALL.
Bravo
All what u said about staying loyal to ur family has the most meaning of everything in life. True ✌️
I'm a third generation educator. My Grandma taught remedial reading for adults, my mom taught pre-school for over thirty years until her passing 2015. I now teach high school since 2015. Apparently it's the path that chose us. Thank you to this father/son duo for giving of themselves and to their families for allowing them to.
I'm doing 1 of my long haul trades right now. I'm a long haul truck driver. Been trucking for 8 years and have over million miles accident free. My 2nd passion was flying but I feel I'm to old to pursue that and didn't buckle down in high school. But that's ok I still love my daily views of all 48 states and sure beats desk jobs. I'm owner and creator of my own business and own my rig now. Thank you for sharing your video and looked like lots of fun. God bless 🙌
Buddy, we're either Pilots or Truck Drivers, the skill is very transferable with the proper training!
Ohh man that's awesome. Must be really awesome to sit there while taking off and think that they did it. Amazing stuff!
Ending remarks: Very well dictated, about the family. Kudos to you Gary.
that awesome flying with your dad and brother and mum as well
Congrats!
Certainly the trip of a lifetime for you and your family!
That is all about!!
My 1st love is the DC-10 and my 1st airline is United Airlines. Thank you son. What a Wonderful Video. I lived in Denver from 1987 until retirement in Dec. 2001. Stapleton was my Sabbatical whenever I needed a place to just Thank God and see God's Work in action. Who knows Captain, I may have critiqued one of your landings. I am sure I critiqued Captain Alfred Haynes even if I couldn't see his face. Thank you Gary. This is a Beautiful Retirement Present for your dad. May God Bless you All and Keep you Safe. Again thank you for this beautiful tribute to your dad.
This is such a nice story. I like the moral. Thank you.
What an inspiring video! My dad was an AF fighter pilot. I wanted to fly but make $$ more so I went into biz world. Did very well but not happy so at 39 I started flying. Became an airline pilot (US Airways) and now teach pilots to fly biz jets for the worlds largest aviation training company!
As you said, get your act together and follow your passion! I never work a day because I love my job!
Im working on that. But im older
It's Human Nature to want to not want to Stop 'til You Get Enough, and hopefully with your decision you're happy that you can look at the Man in the Mirror every day and know that you Beat It.. the dread being stuck in a stagnant job. I too am trying to get myself to a point where I can start flight school, I Wanna Be Startin' Somethin' within the next couple years for sure.
Did u went to pilot school when u was 39years old?
Guar dian yes did....my wife told me to follow my dreams
@@michae8jackson378 Thanks for sharing man, really inspired me personally, I appreciated that...
so excited...
Most of the airlines in my country limit for the "ab-initio" applicant who wants to join to be a pilot in their company to age 31-32 max.
A few weeks ago don't know why I suddenly realized about my childhood dream; to be an airlines pilot and I thought "it was over" since 2 years ago when I was 30. Money is the problem but over a week ago I started to learn and studied myself all things that required to become a pilot include math and aviation, and live healthily... never before like this and don't know why but I just keep doing it like really2 in preparation to going to FlightSchool. Money is not a big deal anymore when we have faith, courage, principle and remain hope! I will GET IT!
Impossible is nothing!
Good luck & God bless u all...
Talk about the Ultimate Trifecta!!!! How proud you must be - I know I would be !
Absolutely fantastic, you make a great point about what is a man. A man is as you say someone who has conviction, discipline and prepared to put the hard work in. It must have been a great buzz having your dad and brother in command of that flight. Thanks for sharing that!!
One of the best father son combo stories I’ve ever heard. Plus what a marvelous brother you are as well. Big credit to you and your family!!!!
Ask your dad/bro if he ever flew the 787 with David B. He’s a friend of mine.
What a one in a lifetime thing, glad it happened for you..thanks for sharing this..
What a cool experience. They must had a great time. Great Video
This is a really nice video to have been filmed 6 years ago.
This was a fantastic and inspirational video man. Thanks for making it.
Great story thank you for sharing. Happy and healthy retirement!! God bless your family!!!🙋♀️👍🍷
This is really great. Went to High School with Otto.
Thank you. From the way I see my dad interact with classmates online it seems like you guys had a good class.
This really is cool. I have flown over 2M miles on Delta and have a sister who has been a flight attendant there for many years and we are yet to be on the same flight. So I know how rare this is. I am sure your dad is ecstatic to have the family fly along. Such a "tender mercy" as some of us Oremites might describe it. All the best.
Airplanes are my passion and I want to be an airline pilot like your brother and dad, greetings from Chile
What an awesome story,what a honor to be able to have your dad and brother pilot this magnificent airplane over to Japan.It must have been such a treat for you all.I was in the airline industry myself for 30 years another large international carrier so I have such apprection for this cool life of travel.My best to you all.
For me, one day. This is so touching.
Outstanding closing comments...bravo! More of today's youth need to hear that. Congratulations on such a wonderful experience with your family.
A very handsome Dad.
It is absolutely a beautiful video, and I love 787 dreamliner. Thank you very much!
My passion for airplanes began very early in life and I never let go. Private pilot obtained in HS then undergraduate degree in Aero Engineering positioned me for USAF pilot training. 9 years later (1995) United accepted me; 25 years with UAL .. I’ve flown most of the fleet here. Now on the 787 in Houston. I’ve sure had my share of sushi! Super video!!
I am a 25 years old senior first officer and I flew my mom in 2019 on a 737 and my Dad was the Captain
Just awesome! Thank you!
Great story.
You are so lucky to have such a wonderful father
Nice vid Gary. My wife Becky (Omer) and I went to school with your Dad. He was always so kind and a great person. I used to fly to Japan quite often and thought it would be great to have Otto as the pilot. But alas, it was never to be. Thanks again.
Thanks for the kind words. I'm impressed with how well your class has kept in touch.
#butterlanding wow dude that is amazing. To see family flying together is amazing.
yeah, your dad is one of my favor hero. I really like airplane but was born oversea and couldn't achieve my dream. Listening to you is much inspired me for flying. Best,
GREAT & AWESOME story! Thx for sharing!
That lil pep talk at the end is so motivating :)
Some times through hard work and some luck the stars line up , but true it's not easy at all this was a True Moment so Cheers .
Brilliant fantastic! Thx for posting this is excellent. So right life’s a marathon not a sprint keep up you effort levels and focus.
Simply fabulous
Well done! To you all.
And a Happy Retirement to you Sir!
God bless you all🙏😇
Very emotional event. Well done to all of you. Family over everything. God bless you all.
This is pretty freaking awesome. Most people don't realize in huge companies like this most pilots are constantly flying with different pilots on each flight especially as some retire and some new ones come on every day.
sucses always capten Gery n happy nice old with big famliy ..enjoy n be healthy always granpa ...we love all the sucses peoples in the worlds...😷🌎👍
The whole family goes a same trip, but your dad and brother are pilots. Very rare indeed.
Such an amazing experience for them both and your whole family. Awesome your dad got to enjoy that before he retired! Hope he enjoys the retired life and wish you and your family all the best!
My dream is becoming a pilot, but I struggle with mathematics, I probably sadly wont become a pilot, but it's really nice to have such trip before retirement
Denys 277 same
Thank you for this wonderful inspiring video! You are so fortunate to have devoted parents, including an incredible international United Airlines pilot (captain) as your dad. I wish young (and older) people of ALL creeds in our great nation of the USA, would watch this video. By the way, I was so inspired by your video that I bought a very detailed 1/200 scale model of a United Airlines Boeing 787. Again, thank you so very much!
Greetings from ENGLAND, really enjoyed your video
HOLA...MY NAME IS CAPTAIN MARIO CORTES,FROM PUERTO RICO.I SAW THE VIDEO OF YOUR DAD'S LAST FLIGHT AS A CAPTAIN. HE IS A VERY LUCKY PERSON TO REACH THAT DAY OF RETIREMENT ,HAVE HIS FAMILY WITH HIM ON THAT SPECIAL DAY. I WISH HIM THE BEST ON HIS RETIREMENT. AS FOR ME, MY RETIREMENT DAY NEVER CAME ABOUT. I FLEW FOR EASTERN AIRLINES AND THEY WENT BANKRUPT AND I HAD TO RETIRE EARLY AT 53 YEARS OF AGE. I WAS SHORT 7 YEARS FOR NORMAL RETIREMENT AGE ( 60 YEARS ). WELL, MY DREAM NEVER CAME TRUE. RIGHT NOW I AM 82 YEARS OLD AND STILL ENJOING MY EARLY RETIREMENT IN MY BEAUTIFUL CARIBBEAN ISLAND OF PUERTO RICO. HASTA LA VISTA ( UNTIL NEXT TIME )....CAPT.MARIO CORTES.
Thanks for the Video Buddy, very inspirational and Im alyways at awe with Pilots
What an inspirational video this made my week
Dudes dad has my dream career step by step
Fantastic video. Both of them focused on a specific goal to get onto the same flight. Congratulations to both of you and to United.
this is so cool!!! Do you think you can do a video of each of them as life as an airline pilot?
That's definitely a good idea.
Infinite flight Aviatior what a beautiful Legacy I loved the whole history of your family. My son has just made it to become An airline pilot.i am very proud of him. I pray and hope that I would have all my future generations would fellow his footsteps.just like your dad.thanks for shearing.
Gary Nuila DO IT!!!!
A Beautiful United Airlines true story. Absolutely wonderful. And the sushi looks delicious. oh and Very Handsome cameraman/ brother!
21 years on the railroad keeping America moving I love it.....
I'm just a student pilot, probably in the top 5% in terms of age with intention of becoming an airline pilot. Got a late start on this path, but you're completely right - it's about pursuit of perfection in a craft and dedication to a purpose. Great video, and it's really wonderful your dad got to fly with his sons.
Hi Elias, is 32 too old to get a pilots job?
@@mozebulbulia Absolutely not.
@@Totallyarealpersonbro Thankx
@@mozebulbulia Follow your dreams
Good advice about manliness.
A great story
Woowww, that's an amazing story and I can only say that I'm very happy to see your father wish come true before his retirement. Special day for all the family. Congratulations!!!!
Excellent story, well said.
Building my own career in Aviation. On the mechanic side of things, I know the 787 well as I've had the pleasure of building them for the past 6 months. Congrats to your family for that amazing achievement.
Great story. 👍
This is the best TH-cam video I have ever watched, It portrayed a purpose, I dropped a sub!,
Great family and encouring words
Thank you very much for visiting Osaka ! You all enjoyed night MINAMI ,Doutonbori area !
Awesome!
This is pretty cool! My Dad was a crop duster pilot, both planes, & helicopters, flown with him a few times it was fun. My step dad was a ground supervisor in Las Vegas for Northwest Orient. An uncle & cousin (father/daughter) of mine both worked at United in SFO, & DIA. So I've done & had privileges to a few cool things. My dream ever since being a child was to either be an airline pilot or a locomotive engineer. 14 years ago I began my railroad career, & am now locomotive engineer for a major company. In my time at the railroad I have seen many families in the field & once in a while you hear stories of them hooking up working together. It's always kinda neat to see, something I always thought would be kinda neat have such an opportunity. For now though I am the lone wolf in my career of choice. Anyhow glad your brother, & dad got to do that! Great video by the way!
I am sending this to my son. I fly a 757 for a major airline. He has expressed interest and this video may help encourage him. Thx!
That’s awesome. What airline do you fly for?
Not a good career choice now
Wow. Amazing video. No idea why TH-cam recommended it, but I am glad it did. I am now a subscriber!! Thank you.
Love it, you guys rock----what a wonderful opportunity to enjoy another persons passion---your Dad and Bro flew them and I built them and was just as passionate about that process!
Such a great story!
Like father, like son. Family business.
Wow brother that was inspiring ! So well done your parents did an amazing job I'm sure they are so proud ! I'm a dad and have two wonderful daughters that I'm so proud of as well. Great job and what a deal having father son flying a 787 together. Way to go United!
COOL STORY. THX.
I watched for the title. Was touched by the lesson behind it all. Thanks for sharing the experience and wisdom!
Thanks Bro you give me food for thought
First of all greatest & warmest greetings to you & the entire family as well. Honestly speaking you have got the greatest family in our living planet. You are absolutely lucky to be flown by Dad & Brother. Secondly the amazing part of it is that you & your mum were invited in that flight as V.I.P. guests. Indeed you are the luckiest family. I consider is as the luckiest family ever. This kind of luck is as the same as a litre of waters in the ocean. May all the blessings be on the entire greatest, awesome & humble family.
Its so good that dad and so s work together AMD more positivity