Flight in (every form it is) is not a work (for the pilots) it's a passion and i think there will never be a pilot that says ''i go to work'' the will say '' i go fly'' (sorry for English but i am not a native English speaker)
@@RTF8RH if you feel negative about that statement is argue you are toxic. For all you know it was said in complete sarcasm. Why you gotta jump to conclusions?
i sense bit of peter griffin in his voice. On a more serious note this was a really wholesome thing to watch and I'm happy i got recommended it. What a great a guy!
Why on earth am I a bit emotional? Probably because THIS GENTLEMAN delivered MY family, MY friends and co-workers, neighbors and acquaintances ... safely ... from one part of this great country to another. Thank you, Captain Conrad. You're FREE to roam about the Cabin of Retirement. (Salute!)
@@lerq0ux no. I was just imagining that "someone" in my circle (after so many years of service by this man) had a connection... directly or indirectly, from his piloting work
The worst possible moment you mean. If he had not retired, they likely would have forced retirement on him with a golden parachute and unemployment payments that were further more than doubled by the feds. He would have made bank for not working, instead he got nothing.
Sadness -- especially sadness born of nostalgia and transition like this -- is just such a gloriously beautiful thing. I don't understand a great many things about the world, but the realization that people push down on this emotion is just absolutely alien to me. As my favourite comedian once said, "When you're sad, you have to just *be* sad. You have to stand there and let it hit you like a truck. Because if you can't feel sad, you can't feel anything."
I’m getting really emotional for this captain and his family . I worked for Pan Am for 25 years so I know what it means to this captain .. when you know this is finally it, your last flight. It’s So emotional and I’m starting to cry again. thank you captain for keeping us all safe throughout your career. God bless you for everything you’re going to do in your future.❤ Hugs and kisses.
@@Ali-AbbassR Assuming someone sleeps for 8 hours a day, 365 days a year, that's 2920 hours of sleep a year. So if a pilot clocked in 25,000 hours, they've spent 8.6 years of sleep in. 7 years is certified as accurate.
This brings happy memories of the day when my dad drove his electric milk delivery cart for the final morning after serving 45 plus years. It was an emotional moment when the community that he served all showed their gratitude by standing at their doorsteps and waved milk bottles. Dad's closest mate had fixed a mic on the cart itself which allowed him to say his goodbye to his faithful clients in words that I had carefully scripted.
I wasn't even on this flight, and the emotions are just as strong as if I was. I admire the loyalty that goes into people's passions and professions. Whatever this pilot is doing today, I hope he is happy & thriving ✈️
I’ve seen this video of captain Conrad a few times now and it never fails to make me cry. You can just tell that he’s retiring after all those years from the vocation which he surely loves and the emotion in his voice never fails to reduce me to tears. Happy retirement Captain Conrad, you’re a true inspiration!! From Julie in the uk ❤
My dad was a pilot for Delta for 32 years. He took his last flight in March of last year, right after lock down started, without knowing it would be his last one. I wish I could have shared this type of experience with him. I dreamed of being on his retirement flight for years. Thank you for sharing this with us. It really helped me get some closure
@@Redsnapper123 she clearly stated that he didn't know it was going to be his last flight and that she wished she could have see him retire like this guy. That leads to think he probably died due to COVID-19 or he just passed away in the lockdown time frame.
Hi, my family and I appreciate all of the kind thoughts and comments from everyone, and we are very humbled this experience has been appreciated by so many. Respectful comments are appreciated, this is my family!
Who in the world would dislike this video or say something negative? This man has served his country, family, collègues and customers honorably for decades. I hope he received the traditional water salute. He has earned the public’s respect. Well done sir!!
I just hung up my flying jacket for the last time after forty years. I was taught by a former wartime spitfire pilot, Ginger Lacy. How things have changed. Emotional. Enjoy your retirement.
What a great guy. He should feel justly proud along with his wife and family. I'm sure the passengers must have felt super safe. Have a wonderful retirement.
the fact that he reffered to the years of his service, not a job, rather he labelled it as "life." Really shows that he is truly passionate about his job and the fact that he is retiring really makes him sad, wish everyone in this video the best!!
It’s just the context it’s presented in 🤷🏼♀️ some people are going to be upset no matter what since you don’t have a Northern European name on an domestic flight in the US.
This was beautiful. What an awesome achievement. You can tell he loves what he does! Best of luck to him in his retirement... from one pilot to another.
I assume a lot of pilots buy bush planes and other small aircraft to keep themselves going. It's definitely hard giving up what you love to do, especially so abruptly as a final flight would feel.
Funny that I come across this. My wife will hang up her FA wings at the end of this month. She hasn't flown near as long because it was her second career after spending 25 years in the retail industry. She loved every minute of the 20 years in the air and I know she will miss the people. Hope your Dad is enjoying his retirement. Gig'em Aggies.
"Oh bless his heart"?? Dude, when did your mom and grandma slice off your testicles and take over your soul? Dude, grow a fucking pair. Or find a real man to be your "husband".
Congratulations Captain! Thanks you for your service in the Air Force, and your years as a pilot after your time in service! Enjoy your retirement! You deserve it!
@@nferno1013 ok if ur gonna go roast someone for not knowing english as good as you do (dont do it) , firstly, u gotta go get some help, secondly, make sure ur grammar is correct before roasting someone else's, because it isn't.
There’s something so sweet about this moment. I’ve had a tough week and I’m glad to see such a proud, hard working dad , make us look a tiny bit bad because he made it look so darn easy there, I don’t know how you had the strength to not cry but thank you for every second of your service in the sky’s.
My father's a pilot as well, I don't think he can comprehend the concept of not flying, it's gonna be a rainy day, the first he's not in the air any longer, I can say for sure that I know just how much that man loved flying because he's expression was just like my dad's, those man are never ok on the ground, their place is at sky, and for them there's no boundaries Godspeed and farewell to an obviously amazing pilot
i mean given that he probably took his first air force academy flight at 18 or 19 i would say 45 years puts him in his mid 60s. not a bad age to retire at all.
I hope you are enjoying retirement. We definitely miss people like you. I am million miler and frequent air traveller myself. I know how challenging sometimes flying can be.
Thank you for your service, sir. I hope you've enjoyed those 45 years of having your wings in the air, both in service and for airlines. I hope you're still safe out there and have your own aircraft to still have that chance to fly when you wish to. You were very fortunate to have headed out when you did, before the pandemic hit in full force, and I hope everything continues to go well for you. Stay healthy, and stay safe sir, take care.
They should've given him a standing ovation and thanked him for his service. Hope everyone did so as they disembarked. God bless him and his family always. Here's to an even greater mission over the years that follow.
On behalf of this colorado springs born aviation fan, please congratulate your father on a 1st year post retirement for me. Airline Pilots are unsung heroes, they transport people to see family, move to a new country and help us get away from our lives and breathe on vacation. I appreciate him and all other pilots
Man’s dedicated so much to this. That’s a man who’s persistent and won’t stop even if he fails and has to get back up after being put down. Thank you for your service 🙏🏽.
His voice shows how much he loved his work, Applause from me too... 👏
Flight in (every form it is) is not a work (for the pilots) it's a passion and i think there will never be a pilot that says ''i go to work'' the will say '' i go fly''
(sorry for English but i am not a native English speaker)
flight aint work mate, its a profession.
Who the duck claps on a plane
👏
2k likes and 2 comments 🧐
“free drinks for everyone! including me”
I'm ur 999th like.
What about Kimi Raikkonen though...
*pilot walks out of the cabin drunk as hell and starts partying with the passengers*
That's why they have co-pilots!
@@digitalblunt and auto!!
“This will probably be the safest flight you’ve ever been on because my wife says it has to be.” 😂😂
ya hes been married for a while you can tell LMAO
He actually says "and NOT because my wife says it has to be", if you listen closely
Yep...that’s what he said...
@@BiggyJimbo "and that because my wife says it has to be". That's what I understood lol.
Gotta do what the boss says 😂😂😂😂😂
He almost teared up when he spoke about 1976. That literally shows his passion for flying planes.
You can hear a female going 'awwwq" as he chokes up.
It went fast. But what a carreer.
Year I was born
Went from flying steam gauge analogs cable driven systems to flying by monitor and wire
“Don’t be surprised if we do a few celebratory barrel rolls”
Imagine someone in the washroom during the barrel roll...
@@hi-ox7ib It's a toilet. A place to shit and piss. It's not a washroom.
@@Frontdesk99 toxic much
@@RTF8RH if you feel negative about that statement is argue you are toxic. For all you know it was said in complete sarcasm. Why you gotta jump to conclusions?
@chuck Nash nobody gives a shit he or she was jk
Last flight: free drinks for everyone!
Note though, only after landing!!!!
@@evertkleynhans2617 no, he meant non-premium members get a hobo, and food first class gets.
...and I mean, everyone!!
Now here on I am looking for flights with pilots flying on their last day 🤓
"and we'll put it on Delta's tab" had me laughing so hard
I was hoping he would say "As a special treat, because it is my last flight, I'm going to do a barrel roll for you".
Hell yeah
That's what they did on my last flight into Palm Beach
wow! This is one of the funniest thing I've heard in a while
@@Trump-eg4dz no they did not
i dont think the wife would approve of that sir
“I’m authorizing free drinks to anybody who wants one. We’ll put it on Delta’s Tab.”
- Captain Conrad
Hell of a Pilot, an even better Man.
2nd
3rd
What a nice man
4th
I’ll take a vodka
"Because this is my last flight I will be attempting some crazy stuff. So buckle up"
**does barrel rolls**
*Loops*
i sense bit of peter griffin in his voice. On a more serious note this was a really wholesome thing to watch and I'm happy i got recommended it. What a great a guy!
LOL
fr man
IM NOT THE ONLY ONE
I didn’t hear it until I read this comment and now I can’t unhear it
Nah it’s more Pattin oswalt, but I see where you’re coming from
“Order whatever you want and we’ll put it on Deltas tab” LMFAO😭
What is that
@@LeviCodmYT like.... a tab....?? Lmaoo u dumb?
@@ericdickey7542 yes you could have told him what a tab is instead of being a doughnut about it
1000th like
@@iiwi758 He was asking what is a tab, I don't know that either so if someone knows I would really apreciate if you'd respond :p
Why on earth am I a bit emotional? Probably because THIS GENTLEMAN delivered MY family, MY friends and co-workers, neighbors and acquaintances ... safely ... from one part of this great country to another. Thank you, Captain Conrad. You're FREE to roam about the Cabin of Retirement. (Salute!)
You were there?
@@lerq0ux no. I was just imagining that "someone" in my circle (after so many years of service by this man) had a connection... directly or indirectly, from his piloting work
Ok
This guy retired and the whole Aviation Industry got grounded, we need him back.
Actually he is lucky to have retired before airports go bankrupt
😂
@@omgaustria-hungary1192 lol they ll get bailed out my country already bailed them out i m sure US ll do the same
Can't. Mandatory retirement is 65 for pilots.
Can't say I agree with forcing a healthy person to retire, but it's how the law is written. :(
Coincidence? I think not
He literally retired at the best possible moment.
He really did, right before all hell broke loose with Covid and pilots were probably losing their job left and right
The timing really couldn’t had been better
He would have made a fortune in severance had he been impacted after 45 years of service. So technically the worst time to retire 🙄
The worst possible moment you mean. If he had not retired, they likely would have forced retirement on him with a golden parachute and unemployment payments that were further more than doubled by the feds. He would have made bank for not working, instead he got nothing.
@@coltsgood99 Ever heard of an unemployment check?
There are 2 different types of comments:
"I'm crying"
and
"What if the passengers thought it was their last flight"
Wow just wow
LMAO
I thought when I clicked on the video I would just hear screaming lmao
Underrated comment
lol
As the son of another Delta pilot, I thank him for his service to Delta and his passengers!
Bruh can you ask your dad to pay for my flight training please? I need CAD$100,000
@@xpeppi2464 me too please
@@xpeppi2464why would someone give a third of what they make in a year to someone who isn't gonna follow through 😂
"Dad's final flight"
Oh, that's not scary at all.
bro?
Yeah that title scared me
it's cause they were in the air during that speech
Made me tear up. That’s a man that loves his craft and the people he served all those years. That’s a special man! Thank you for sharing!
Sadness -- especially sadness born of nostalgia and transition like this -- is just such a gloriously beautiful thing. I don't understand a great many things about the world, but the realization that people push down on this emotion is just absolutely alien to me. As my favourite comedian once said, "When you're sad, you have to just *be* sad. You have to stand there and let it hit you like a truck. Because if you can't feel sad, you can't feel anything."
21 dislikes are those who didnt pass flight school
😂😂
yeah sorry about that
😂😂😂😂😂😂😜😜😜😜😜😅😅😅😅😅
It’s actually bots
A solid 400 likes
As a student pilot I can say that I’m in tears. He was once in my position… wow. I aspire to be like him one day.
You will ... Congratulations in advance 🎉
Look forward to hopefully being on a flight that you pilot!
Good luck!!
I don't know you but I hope you can do it. I wish you the best.
kinda makes me sad that someday I am going to stop flying
Imagine having to fly to fucking Detroit as your last flight as a pilot.
good comment
Can I land now?
No
Can I land... now?
No
@@jacobdoolan4978 too late detroit has taken you're flight
Cant have shit in detroit
Detroit rules
I parked the plane right there, I dont know where it went!
He seems like a good hearted guy. He has a monster pension coming! LOL
Yes
🤣
Never seen a verified youtuber without thousands of likes and hundreds of comments
He's of the age he may have flown a few birds in Vietnam
@@emyfrancisco4656 I think you'd be to only one to have not read it that way if the roles were reversed
"put it on delta's tab"
-captain conrad
what are they gonna do? fire him?
LMAOOOO
If he wouldn’t have retired before covid.. yes
@@101trus it’s before covid there’s no mask dumb ass
I’m getting really emotional for this captain and his family . I worked for Pan Am for 25 years so I know what it means to this captain .. when you know this is finally it, your last flight. It’s So emotional and I’m starting to cry again. thank you captain for keeping us all safe throughout your career. God bless you for everything you’re going to do in your future.❤ Hugs and kisses.
That moment when you realize that he probably has more hours flying than i have spent sleeping.
I think 25,000 hours is about 7 years of sleeping
@@Ali-AbbassR Assuming someone sleeps for 8 hours a day, 365 days a year, that's 2920 hours of sleep a year. So if a pilot clocked in 25,000 hours, they've spent 8.6 years of sleep in. 7 years is certified as accurate.
@@Ali-AbbassR but he is probably in school soo
Are you 5?
@@Ali-AbbassR dude you can’t sleep on a school night.
This brings happy memories of the day when my dad drove his electric milk delivery cart for the final morning after serving 45 plus years. It was an emotional moment when the community that he served all showed their gratitude by standing at their doorsteps and waved milk bottles. Dad's closest mate had fixed a mic on the cart itself which allowed him to say his goodbye to his faithful clients in words that I had carefully scripted.
Humur
@@aarnavtrivedi438 he meant mic not mike
@@aarnavtrivedi438 milk
@Reakold Wasnoo if it put food on the table and joy in his heart I think it’s great
@Reakold Wasnoo I think it's a joke?
Very moving moment. seems a very good gentleman and a pilot as well. respect and love from Sydney
Just 2 months after his retirement, the whole airline industry across the world came to a stop for so many months..
When they needed him most vanished
I’d call that impeccable timing!
@Pete Before what hit hard? Watching too much TV, pal.
They probably went mad on those free drinks 🍸
@@canadianrootwhat’s next are you gonna say that vaccines cause austism? 😂
Trust me I think this will be in everyone’s recommendations.
It's in mine.
@@Trump-eg4dz same
It’s in mine
*KEEP THE FLOW GOING*
i searched for this
Yeah dude this is gonna blow up over the next few weeks, less than 100k views atm
45 years flying. That's incredible. My dream career is to become a pilot.
Same here, start with gliders and work your way up the ladder :D
Same bro! Which airline?
And I was the 45th president! Coincidence?
Joining the "same" gang. Reach for the skies fellas!
same
I wasn't even on this flight, and the emotions are just as strong as if I was. I admire the loyalty that goes into people's passions and professions. Whatever this pilot is doing today, I hope he is happy & thriving ✈️
“Its my last flight”
**Chuckles** Im in Danger
Imagine he said “Our last flight”
😭😭😭😭
Gabriel E 🤣🤣🤣
@@gabriele9455 lmao
@@gabriele9455 *Panic*
sometimes i just look at a youtube vid and wonder : “how the hell can anyone dislike this vid “
most are trolls and bots who do this to all videos. don't worry :)
Delta disliked it
@Farb S There is a "im not interested in this video" button and even a "im not interested in this channel" button. So why dont they do that?
just because it is possible
There's two reasons every YT video gets dislikes. 1 missclicks, 2 people don't want to see that type of content and discourage the algorithm
Astonishing figures of a very privileged professional. May his well deserved retirement be stress free.
I bet he still flies =D
I’ve seen this video of captain Conrad a few times now and it never fails to make me cry. You can just tell that he’s retiring after all those years from the vocation which he surely loves and the emotion in his voice never fails to reduce me to tears. Happy retirement Captain Conrad, you’re a true inspiration!! From Julie in the uk ❤
sussy ballsz
I'm happy he wasn't laid off because of COVID-19 economic effects. This was definitely a good way to end a 43 year career.
My dad was a pilot for Delta for 32 years. He took his last flight in March of last year, right after lock down started, without knowing it would be his last one. I wish I could have shared this type of experience with him. I dreamed of being on his retirement flight for years. Thank you for sharing this with us. It really helped me get some closure
Awh that’s such an awful shame, I’m sorry to hear you didn’t get to do that with him. 😊🇬🇧
So was he offered an early retirement?
@@Redsnapper123 I think he died
@@drpixal oh . I thought she meant flights stopped because of lockdown . Therefore he took an early retirement.
@@Redsnapper123 she clearly stated that he didn't know it was going to be his last flight and that she wished she could have see him retire like this guy. That leads to think he probably died due to COVID-19 or he just passed away in the lockdown time frame.
Amazing video
Here before this blows up..
17 likes and no replies
@@joren8436 who?
Just like this
@@joren8436 dude no one cares
U can tell how much he cares for his work the fact that he teared up a few times proves it
Imagine he messed his lines ="it's gone be your last flight"
Passengers = :-¤
LMAOOO
"DIRECTED BE ROBERT.B WEIDE"
Cringe comment
😂🤣
LMFAOOOOO YOOOOOOO
Hi, my family and I appreciate all of the kind thoughts and comments from everyone, and we are very humbled this experience has been appreciated by so many. Respectful comments are appreciated, this is my family!
I respect you a lot
I love this I want to go to the air force academy and become a pilot one day as well
Do you know that a lot of people used to say bad things to me on my channel?
I hope you are enjoying your retirement and wish you all the best! :)
Who in the world would dislike this video or say something negative? This man has served his country, family, collègues and customers honorably for decades. I hope he received the traditional water salute. He has earned the public’s respect. Well done sir!!
Why was my first thought was that it was this guys last announcement because he crashed and not because he retired lol
Wait wha-
Same
i’m glad i wasn’t the only one
Redditers
Same
Bless him. A long, and fruitful career. I wish him a happy retirement!
"its my last day so keep the seatbelts on. its time to see what this baby can really do"
I just hung up my flying jacket for the last time after forty years. I was taught by a former wartime spitfire pilot, Ginger Lacy. How things have changed. Emotional. Enjoy your retirement.
Wow very underrated comment. Applause to you 👏
That’s really cool
Happy retirement!
That must've been the coolest teacher
Enjoy your retirement Ben! 40 years of always making it down safely. As a seasoned flyer, I thank-you!
What a great guy. He should feel justly proud along with his wife and family. I'm sure the passengers must have felt super safe.
Have a wonderful retirement.
Thank you Mr. Conrad! Your service is much appreciated!
the fact that he reffered to the years of his service, not a job, rather he labelled it as "life." Really shows that he is truly passionate about his job and the fact that he is retiring really makes him sad, wish everyone in this video the best!!
With my name, I’m sure you’d rather hear that from him than me.
“Hi, I’m Pilot Hussein and I’m glad to have you all on my last flight” 🤦🏻♂️😮🤣
What are you implying?
It’s just the context it’s presented in 🤷🏼♀️ some people are going to be upset no matter what since you don’t have a Northern European name on an domestic flight in the US.
Jesus lmao
😂😂
Ahahahah, self burn, those are rare
This is the only flight you are allowed to clap after landing...
or tricky landings.
@@thatdude034 no
@@thatdude034 no
@@thatdude034 no
@@thatdude034 no
This was beautiful. What an awesome achievement. You can tell he loves what he does! Best of luck to him in his retirement... from one pilot to another.
I can’t imagine how hard it must’ve been knowing that you’re sitting in the cockpit for the final time
I assume a lot of pilots buy bush planes and other small aircraft to keep themselves going. It's definitely hard giving up what you love to do, especially so abruptly as a final flight would feel.
He can still fly aircraft as a private pilot. The day when you cant pass the medical exam the day you're truly done flying.
hell naw, this man already has the plane dealer on speed dial, he’s buying a Cessna and enjoying his retirement with millions and a 20 year old wife.
@@SkyNinja759 yep, my father did that but with helicopters
@@kohenstoke5758 wait wut
Funny that I come across this. My wife will hang up her FA wings at the end of this month. She hasn't flown near as long because it was her second career after spending 25 years in the retail industry. She loved every minute of the 20 years in the air and I know she will miss the people. Hope your Dad is enjoying his retirement. Gig'em Aggies.
Oh bless his heart. He was really struggling to keep his emotions in check. I hope you’re enjoying a very well earned retirement Sir!
"Oh bless his heart"?? Dude, when did your mom and grandma slice off your testicles and take over your soul? Dude, grow a fucking pair. Or find a real man to be your "husband".
Too cool! Thanks for your service to this country and to the many Delta passengers!
"This is my last flight"
Me: "This is where the fun begins!"
This is heartwarming and all but DAMN HE SOUNDS LIKE PETER GRIFFIN
was thinking that the whole time
eheheheheheehehhheheeheheheheheheheheheeheheh
Hey Louise, I’m gonna start a successful career in flying for 3 decades and record my last flight and get emotional.
I CANT UNHEAR THIS😂
Nah nah nah this is a Chicago accent
I had an emotional final flight of my own- after 39 years in the air! Congratulations, Captain!!
Hello Marcy
Congratulations. Thank you for your service in the Air Force. Thank you for all those safe flights you flew over the years. ❤
"we will put it on Delta's tab" and this is why i fly Delta. Good people.
Congratulations Captain! Thanks you for your service in the Air Force, and your years as a pilot after your time in service! Enjoy your retirement! You deserve it!
Girls: I can't believe you didn't cry watching Titanic, you have no emotions
Boys:
yes he seems like a very wholesome person
yeah, thats right, i cried at 9/11.
@@pyrofestimo really uncool :/
Thank you for your hard work good sir.
I'm so glad this man could do his last flight before everything shut down. Imagine having to retire in a world like this
plane: not even taken off
people: *already clapping*
This guy: doesn’t know how to honor someone’s career and not knowing how to use tenses
40 people: like
@@nferno1013 u deserve more likes
@@nferno1013 ok if ur gonna go roast someone for not knowing english as good as you do (dont do it) , firstly, u gotta go get some help, secondly, make sure ur grammar is correct before roasting someone else's, because it isn't.
@@nferno1013 and for the record, he used the correct tense, he just forgot the "hasn't" which is important, the tense itself is fine
@@nferno1013 EXACTLY
The flight will be safe, after the landing is where the problems start.
Very true, fucking Detroit man lol
Just a layover
There’s something so sweet about this moment. I’ve had a tough week and I’m glad to see such a proud, hard working dad , make us look a tiny bit bad because he made it look so darn easy there, I don’t know how you had the strength to not cry but thank you for every second of your service in the sky’s.
My father's a pilot as well, I don't think he can comprehend the concept of not flying, it's gonna be a rainy day, the first he's not in the air any longer, I can say for sure that I know just how much that man loved flying because he's expression was just like my dad's, those man are never ok on the ground, their place is at sky, and for them there's no boundaries
Godspeed and farewell to an obviously amazing pilot
So true. My dad has 1 more year before he’s too old to fly anymore. It’s going to be hard for him.
When you’re pilot is also your dad, you know you’re in good hands
your* for the first one
@@Triisttan Well no matter what form is used, it doesn't excuse you from being a Dick.
@@mrmcckracken4363 Should have gone for the positive spin by pointing out that Chip got half of the “you’re / your” uses correct 👍
Ladies and gentlemen it appears we have a broken seal around my ocular cavities...
Lmfaoooo
Underrated!
Much respect from a fellow pilot!! Wish for you and your family a magnificent life!!
The fear in his voice shows his integrity
My dad is a retired commercial and military pilot, and this brought a little tear to my eye. Bravo Capt. Conrad.
no wonder you're proud. he's a good man, you can just tell, and of course, a great dad and husband!!!
How nice is that? Congrats on the retirement and thank you for all the safe flights over the years!
Best wishes for him in his retirement, this was so wholesome
i have a feeling this is gonna get millions of views.
Yea it is. Also 69 likes lol
@@HungryTv13 true
Yes
Almost
This guy looks like he is in his fifties. But he’s likely older than that. Goes to show you: having a job you truly love to do keeps you young.
i mean given that he probably took his first air force academy flight at 18 or 19 i would say 45 years puts him in his mid 60s. not a bad age to retire at all.
I hope you are enjoying retirement. We definitely miss people like you. I am million miler and frequent air traveller myself. I know how challenging sometimes flying can be.
Thank you for your service, sir. I hope you've enjoyed those 45 years of having your wings in the air, both in service and for airlines. I hope you're still safe out there and have your own aircraft to still have that chance to fly when you wish to. You were very fortunate to have headed out when you did, before the pandemic hit in full force, and I hope everything continues to go well for you. Stay healthy, and stay safe sir, take care.
It’s almost enough, to make a grown man cry.
tf you put a comma for? bozo💀
Loved this. Can you imagine? What a special treat to fly with him on his last day.
They should've given him a standing ovation and thanked him for his service. Hope everyone did so as they disembarked. God bless him and his family always. Here's to an even greater mission over the years that follow.
What a man, mad respect
Wow what a legend. Don't even know him but felt so emotional.
A round of applause and a shot for this man. This video made my day
What a great way for folks to appreciate him and the airline. Bless his entire family!
This is so heartwarming! I'm really glad this showed up in my recommended! Happy retirement Captain Conrad!
“Wow, we’ve got a lot of old ppl on this flight”
Peak comedy
He was really passionate about his job. What a wonderful speech as well. God bless
I am so happy for your Dad! Congrats Dude ❤️
"This will be my last flight"
I don't know whether I should be intimidated or glad
He’s lying about it being a safe flight we all know when you go over Detroit the plane gets stolen mid air
Smh can’t have shit in Detroit
Bruh
@@jb76489 beat me to it
Remember to roll up the windows, kids.
😭😭😭
Call him back to fly, the whole world got grounded since he retire.
On behalf of this colorado springs born aviation fan, please congratulate your father on a 1st year post retirement for me. Airline Pilots are unsung heroes, they transport people to see family, move to a new country and help us get away from our lives and breathe on vacation. I appreciate him and all other pilots
Man’s dedicated so much to this. That’s a man who’s persistent and won’t stop even if he fails and has to get back up after being put down. Thank you for your service 🙏🏽.
All the 11-16 year olds
“Did I ask”
Right😂
makes me sad
I coulda sworn people who thought they were cool stopped saying that shit back in 2013.
no
"Glad to have you here on my last flight"
everybody liked that.
*wait what* 👁👄👁
Man, videos of people going about their normal days without masks on are starting to feel like watching videos from the 90’s
Not if your in Florida. We don’t wear chin diapers here
Awe, thank you for taking us safely through the skies Captain. This brought a tear to my eye.