Great video as always Noel. I love seeing all these flights to the different small airfields. The type of aircraft you see are so varied. Well done doing the grass landing, definitely a bit different from the normal hard runways. ✈️
A controlled grass field, something I have never experienced here in the USA, very interesting! Number 50 of likes! Another awesome video, really enjoying this channel and content! Thank you Noel for your videos!
Thank you, we have a few of them! Although strictly speaking Sywell is an information service rather than controlled - they will give you certain instructions (such as taxi or reporting) but it’s always at the pilots discretion.
Did all my training out of sywell and 23 was actually my favourite ❤ ( apart from 21R or 03) lol looks as though you had about 300 meters left. I don’t fly anymore but love to see videos being put up 🙏 it’s a great airfield
I had a chance to fly a PA-28 a few weeks back and it was a great ride. Had a chance to fly over an active commercial airport too. Awesome experience. Thoroughly enjoying these videos Noel! Keep it up!
600 meters is fine, learned to fly myself in LSPL, landing mostly on its tiny runway 23 with a mere 475 meters of asphalt. Actually easy doable, we even have lads that fly Malibus into that airfield. Short field operations makes you generally fly more accurate in my experience.
600m? I'm learning mostly on a 547m 23 grass runway at EGDB, with trees on the boundary. Red letter day when the wind says I can practice on the 594m 35 without the trees :-)
You mentioned you can’t use you’re instrument rating abroad. How would you go about flying at night abroad or is it just not possible. If anyone could explain this to me that would be great. Thanks
@@FlyWithNoelPhilips Yes it is, and they do Spitfire flights, as we saw in the video, P47 and P51 flights I believe as well, the last time I visited anyway, plus the small museum they have at Sywell is also worth a visit, I know it is closed currently due to Covid, so not sure of the opening hours when it re-opens, my local airfield is Wellsbourne Mountford and has a nice cafe there and the saturday market. But for me I prefer Sywell it really is a lovely little airfield, especially with the Spitfire flights, love seeing the Spitfire personally. I believe they are holding an air show at Sywell this year as well :) Anyway another great Video Noel, really enjoying all of them and your adventures :)
@@FlyWithNoelPhilips I nearly forgot to mention that also at Wellesbourne there is a Vulcan XM655 if you did not already know that is looked after and maintained by volunteers and if you go on a Saturday morning then the volunteers will take you up inside it into the cockpit for a tour and it is situated next to the south warwickshire flying school and there cessna 152s. Also there is a small museum next to the cafe also run by volunteers however that is only open on sunday mornings. Anyway keep up all the good work with the videos on this channel and inflight video as well and I look forward to hopefully meeting you at one of these airfields in the near future or on your travels of course :)
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Brilliant landing. Very smooth.
Cracking Airfield. Great art deco hotel and bar/restaurant. And a really good brekky
Great video as always Noel. I love seeing all these flights to the different small airfields. The type of aircraft you see are so varied. Well done doing the grass landing, definitely a bit different from the normal hard runways. ✈️
Thank you! So much to see at the smaller airfields. And had a bit of a bounce on that one but really wanted to make sure I was down!
A controlled grass field, something I have never experienced here in the USA, very interesting! Number 50 of likes! Another awesome video, really enjoying this channel and content! Thank you Noel for your videos!
Thank you, we have a few of them! Although strictly speaking Sywell is an information service rather than controlled - they will give you certain instructions (such as taxi or reporting) but it’s always at the pilots discretion.
Great video again Noel and congrats on the IMC. Look forward to the next one 👍
Thanks 👍 Can't wait to do some proper instrument cruising.
Did all my training out of sywell and 23 was actually my favourite ❤ ( apart from 21R or 03) lol looks as though you had about 300 meters left. I don’t fly anymore but love to see videos being put up 🙏 it’s a great airfield
lovely little flight. Thank you Noel.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.
Wonderful job as always Noel ! Love seeing you fly around the UK in G-GALB 👍🏻
Thank you! Keep an eye out for G-AVYT as well.
Great work Noel! Love the videos!
Thank you!
I had a chance to fly a PA-28 a few weeks back and it was a great ride. Had a chance to fly over an active commercial airport too. Awesome experience. Thoroughly enjoying these videos Noel! Keep it up!
Ah lovely! I love the PA28.
Hopefully I’ll be flying one day as im 11 and my dream job is a pilot and brilliant video Noel!!
Fantastic, you'll get there - best of luck!
@@FlyWithNoelPhilips yeah thanks a lot
I live in Sywell! Great video Noel:)
Thanks Sam!
Great video Noel
600 meters is fine, learned to fly myself in LSPL, landing mostly on its tiny runway 23 with a mere 475 meters of asphalt. Actually easy doable, we even have lads that fly Malibus into that airfield. Short field operations makes you generally fly more accurate in my experience.
Hi Noel, Really nice flight and very nice landing, I would not put the headset near the compass, the magnet in the headset would damage the compass…
Thanks for the tip! Had never thought of that, will take care next time 👍
600m? I'm learning mostly on a 547m 23 grass runway at EGDB, with trees on the boundary. Red letter day when the wind says I can practice on the 594m 35 without the trees :-)
awsome vlog noel
Try EGNF, must shorter than Sywell and a lot closer to Gamston :)
You mentioned you can’t use you’re instrument rating abroad. How would you go about flying at night abroad or is it just not possible. If anyone could explain this to me that would be great. Thanks
Been to Sywell a couple of times with my partner, hope we get to see you there one day Noel !
It's a lovely little airfield.
@@FlyWithNoelPhilips Yes it is, and they do Spitfire flights, as we saw in the video, P47 and P51 flights I believe as well, the last time I visited anyway, plus the small museum they have at Sywell is also worth a visit, I know it is closed currently due to Covid, so not sure of the opening hours when it re-opens, my local airfield is Wellsbourne Mountford and has a nice cafe there and the saturday market. But for me I prefer Sywell it really is a lovely little airfield, especially with the Spitfire flights, love seeing the Spitfire personally. I believe they are holding an air show at Sywell this year as well :) Anyway another great Video Noel, really enjoying all of them and your adventures :)
Thank you! Yes I think Sywell is closed until next week for non-flying visitors. Wellesbourne is on my list to visit though.
@@FlyWithNoelPhilips I nearly forgot to mention that also at Wellesbourne there is a Vulcan XM655 if you did not already know that is looked after and maintained by volunteers and if you go on a Saturday morning then the volunteers will take you up inside it into the cockpit for a tour and it is situated next to the south warwickshire flying school and there cessna 152s. Also there is a small museum next to the cafe also run by volunteers however that is only open on sunday mornings. Anyway keep up all the good work with the videos on this channel and inflight video as well and I look forward to hopefully meeting you at one of these airfields in the near future or on your travels of course :)
You brought the music back from the Deep South
Sywell is my local airport 😃
You flew over my house in Bottesford
I fly over Bottesford a lot. It's a nice reference point when heading south!
Yeah thanks
Brilliant work as always Noel! Any plans for a flight up to Prestwick? 😉😀
Might see a couple of Hawks if he does ;)
@@Scotscan Yep, think they are here for another week or so... If he is lucky he might even see an osprey pop in!
Thank you! Scotland’s on the plan for this summer.
What version of the PA28 are you flying. Looks like an arrow but a bit younger
This is a PA28-161 Warrior. It's a bit newer than the Arrow I fly.
@@FlyWithNoelPhilips thanks a lot Noel
i live near sywell that’s awesome if you’ve been
👍😁
Rakice tq okok 💻🛫
It would be awesome if you got to meet Harrison Ford out on a flight in the states.
Glad you didn't say "run into Harrison Ford". That's possible the way Ford flies. 🤣🤣
He's probably meet him on the taxiway.
Hi Noel, am I not hearing you say GOLF LIMA BRAVO instead of ALPHA LIMA BRAVO on the radio?
Correct. In the UK we usually use the G and the last 2 letters
@@FlyWithNoelPhilips I learn something new every day. Thanks Noel!!
A Spitfire ??
Or a Hurricane?
Marty McFly 😂
I agree with you about skydiving, why jump out of a perfectly working plane
It beggars believe Brett, such a horrible experience when I did it, I don't know why people enjoy it so much!
@@FlyWithNoelPhilips I am not even gonna try it, I know I'll hate it