Thunderstorms and Crazy Turbulence From LA to Denver on a Private jet!
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All those screens and no cookie warning.
I agree there should be a don't forget the Cookies on board warning button,
As a person who suffers from a fear of flying I’m addicted to programmes like Air Crash Investigations, but having stumbled across these videos I find them very therapeutic. His calmness is very reassuring. I’m sure I’ll be watching more of his videos. Many thanks
100 percent agree
Flying is very safe. Much safer in a plane than a car, that’s for sure!
I am the one scared of flying by love watching flight videos
why do you watch that kind of stuff if you are afraid of flying?
@@dreamthedream8929 Whatcha talking about mister d
As an ex pilot I really appreciate your demeanor. Being prepared and remaining calm are keys to being a good pilot. Love your videos.
Thank you Brian! Appreciate it.
you never become an ex pilot amigo. you just havent flown for a while
@@GunAddictAllDay Fair enough. :)
As someone who hates flying these videos really calms that fear. Just seeing how professional and calm everyone is. And safe the systems really are.
Yeah, the chance of dying by air is super low, something like 1 in 24000 chance on a long haul flight
@@janco333 lmao 1 in 24000 would be crazy! Its more like 1 in 1.2 million
😊😊😊
There’s still always a chance you’ll drop and die which makes it scary
@@wm1573 true but I always remind myself how much more dangerous driving is. And driving tends to bore me.
I watch alot of Airlines handling crew - Cabin and flight deck.
Here i come to the conclusion that everything is more "compressed" and concentrated in terms of aviating the bird.
I love watching that rapid take off that rockets out and this dude appears so routined, passionate & professional. Complete different flying and is real fun to watch!
Those are the cutest little air brakes ever!!!!!
Wanted to be a pilot but health reasons wouldn’t let me so I live my dreams vicariously through amazing videos like this.
I’m sorry to hear that… but who knows maybe one day
Thank you for taking us along for the ride. My father flew for pleasure. Your ride along reminds me of magic times we had, in and out of little airports when I was growing up. One of the most precious things I found when I was cleaning out his office after his death, was his flight logs going back to before I was born.
Thanks for watching David. I’m so sorry to hear about your father. Take care and be well
It is refreshing to see a young man that is a true professional these days he will go far in life his mother and father should be very proud
Thank you uncle ji
I told myself I wasn't going to watch the entire video and then I couldn't stop watching it.
Same! 😅😊
Me too :D Immersive video for me
Same here
Same here
Watching your videos gives me goose bumps and actually makes me cry at times because I've had a fear of flying my entire life. I do fly but not often and when I do I have anxiety for a week before leaving and have to take anti-anxiety medication on the flight. It has really limited my ability to see more of the world, which is sad. Seeing you fly with such a calm demeanor seems so courageous and brave to me and I'm sure it must be such an amazing passion. I love your videos.
Have the same fear. I force myself to take trips and just book the flight. I always tell myself there are hundreds of planes that take off in a day in the US and nothing happens to those flights. My flight will be just fine. even during occasional turbulence in which I do freak out, We’ve landed ok. Every single time. Good luck to you, you got this!
I am w you both. I have very bad anxiety w anything to do w flying on a plane. It limits me from going places but I do go down to Florida occasionally. I am a wreck a week before flight and they pretty anxious for return. Sometimes it ruins my trip all together, which is pretty sad as well. I don’t like heights at all which is part of the problem. I take anti anxiety med and it helps a little.
Not to worry guys, turbulence feels scary buts it’s just a natural occurrence, turbulence alone can’t really bring down an aircraft
I used to hate flying ! Hated it would have anxiety a week before flying as well. I literally yelled we gonna all die flying from Africa one time and had to be subdued refused to get on the plane from London to philly. Now I am a travel nurse one night I dreamt that I had such a smooth flight and was so happy and I kid you not the fear went poof just like that it's crazy. Now that I fly more than. Once a month I am used to It. My dad always says your chances of dying in a car crush are higher than flying until working ICU I didn't comprehend. Seeing my MVA patients I am like yep I think driving is worse 😅
And I’m the opposite, I absolutely love flying. My uncle is a pilot, and so is one of my exes, so I’ve gotten to do flight simulations in their training center, which feels so realistic!!
I fly often and whenever I’m not in a plane, I miss it. I love the initial ascent into the sky, feels like a rollercoaster to me. I love the turbulence, the bumpier the better! It helps knowing the turbulence is not dangerous to the plane, as long as you are buckled in your seat, you’ll be safe.
I’m sorry for people who have anxiety flying, I have a similar anxiety when it comes to choppy waters. I hate being in a small boat in the middle of the ocean, that’s my biggest fear.
Watching these vids makes me realise being a safe successful pilot is a job of work and not to be taken at all lightly.
He did pretty well considering both engines were on fire before taxi.
Lol... that was the warning system test.
But... yes... that is hilarious though how it was all presented. Lol
😂
haaaaaaaa. i know right
I was looking away from the screen when I heard the warnings! I thought WHAT! MAX IS IN TROUBLE 😂
😂😂😂
As always, such great situational awareness and professionalism. Is always a pleasure watching you fly single pilot, Max! Awesome
I want to be like Max
Thank you!
@@CitationMax Can you consider doing a medium /long hault flight from america -over the atlantic to europe someplace - ex heathrow? would be soo cool!! i wanna see how you do that flight IF you can ;)
Well said. Max is a great pilot...
@@CitationMax you're welcome, Max! I call it as I see it!
Very nice !!! My father was comercial airplane pilot for 35 years. And I just love to see this videos. Good job.
30+ years as ATC @ ZNY, ZDC, ZMA, ZAU, ERI, PBI, RSW and I never tire of these piloting videos. Thanks to all those professional pilots that gave me a cockpit ride over the years! I learned a tremendous amount during those flight hours for sure. Made me a better controller and a better instructor to the young folks coming up. I always wanted to fly myself, but other than a few private pilot hours, life seemed to always get in the damn way! 58 Now, but a man can dream!
Never too late!
I can’t stop watching these. I want him to me my pilot. So professional yet personable and great character.
I know right!!?
You want to hear professional pilots watch the video about Alaska Flight 261 and listen to how calm the pilots flying the plane inverted and other pilots observing describing it. I was in Channel Island Harbor at my father's house when it happened although I didn't see any of it. Pilots, man they are trained well usually from the military and nothing even makes their voices crackle..they are titanium....
Facts!
@@Ultramanishere1 professional pilots rarely come from the military anymore. This has been true for 25 years.
I can remember the number of times I was in the right seat and you’re staring straight into the clouds and even though you know that you are safe there’s just something about not being able to see in front of you that is terrifying
Same for me. Also, having nothing (solid) underneath the plane makes me have a fear reaction.
Really interesting to hear the air traffic controller directing the planes and keeping them all on track. Flying terrifies me but I am oddly attracted to videos like this and watching takeoffs and landings.
Now go and watch aircraft crash investigations
Me too.
It's so nice to watch something like this completed so successfully. It's like the best therapy in the world.
This gave me a flashback to the first time I flew in '69. It was a beautiful spring day when we took off, but halfway to our destination, we flew straight into a bad thunderstorm. The plane went dark and the turbulence was horrifying. I've flown a few times since then, but could never relax enough to enjoy it. However, flying into NYC was thrilling! Watching this I got dizzy and nauseated, but you did a great job!
PTSD almost!
Well in 69 i would be shitting my pants, they hadnt worked all the bugs out of flying yet
@@Conwayy33 I bet!
@@vicvega3614 I practically did!
I had a bad first flight and never liked flying after that experience.
Denver as a whole is challenging territory to navigate, this guy was flying the airplane alone as if he was driving a car on I-101 . Amazing 👍
I live in Denver, and I can count on one hand the times I have departed/entered in a plane without turbulence. It’s pretty much always bumpy.
Just found your channel by accident. I
love aviation but know zero about flying, so being in the cockpit with you and hearing the radio chatter is brilliant. I loved all the high quality camera angles, too. Your channel is awesome. Subscribed! Thanks for the fun.
Thank you very much. Welcome to my channel.
I know zero about aviation as well that's why when he communicates with the air traffic controllers or whatever. it's like they are speaking in another language to me.
@@mistakook1616 Right? I love to view any endeavor being done at a high level of expertise. I am drawn in instantly. 🙂
Love the moment at 21:00. He’s like “moderate turbulence” as he’s bouncing up and down! Great video
That would be moderate turbulence
Man this was cool to watch. It just popped up on my feed because I’ve had turbulence anxiety recently.
All I can say is WOW. Beautiful plane, stunning cockpit, and very safe pilot. Why this video popped up in my suggested videos is anyone’s guess but I loved watching it and I had to subscribe. Thanks Max.
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Great piloting, clearly a result of great training, nice flight. Your focus and attention on flying the aircraft are exceptional.
I hate flying. But seeing all of this from your point of view, even through the turbulence, makes me a bit more relaxed. You are so calm!
When Max forgot his cookies I felt that on a spiritual level.
2/10 effort comment
I did too 😂😂😂
I actually believe he thought about going back 😂
Wow!! You were tossed around up there!! If I were a passenger I'd be freaking out!! Very very nice. Please keep coming out with more vlogs!!
Amending the "Before Boarding Checklist" to include: In-Flight Cookies procured and in Pilot's possession..... Check!
Not a cookie that I like better than chocolate chip. So at least two things we have in common, Citation private jets and the chocolate chip cookies. Buddy how's the top of your head? One turbulence yanked you right out of your seat brother, but as I always say you're as cool as the other side of the pillow. Thanks Max talk to you soon, still exploring getting to OSH KOSH to meet you. George.
thick n chewey ''cake'' cookies... I am working on a peanut butter snickerdoodle that is thich n chewy, BUT... I would have had to seriously look at ''snacks available'' before I would RULE OUT ''CIRCLE BACK ARUND.... and restart'' ;)
You know he could save a fortune if he just bought those cookies in the grocery store instead. Expensive way to get some darned cookies.
@@shreddder999 The cookies are free. FBO’s have free snacks and coffee for the pilots.
@@Hamsalad2 Yes.... If you buy a corporate jet and fuel it up or pay the handling fee at the FBO.
I have a huge fear of flying but watching this, seeing the calm and level of detail that goes into flying through turbulence, I find oddly comforting. Great content.
great smooth landing. you handled the turbulence like a boss!
Where was the storm and turbulence
i cant get over the take off ever. it just freaks me out each and everytime. the dropping feeling is wild.
Dont worry about the dropping feeling, thats just the flaps retracting.
Thank you for helping animals and asking for donations. They need it ♥️
Good flight ✈️ Have experienced really worse turbulence on big jets . So nice to watch pilots maintaining their cool at all times . Also tells me that there’s constant communications between pilots and towers all through out the flight . Pilots are one of my greatest idols .
Incredible skill sets for such a young man. Impressive.
Holy cow it's sporty coming over those mountains, but you handled it like a champ! That's crazy when you can hear things rattling and banging in the back of the plane. As always thank you so much for bringing me along with you and until next time take care brother. 😁
Thanks so much Kevin! Appreciate your longtime support and kindness. Take care and have a wonderful summer!
as a pilot of a light sports aircraft I feel with you. I have this all the time when the sun burns down and heats the air on lower levels
Nicely done, that was some serious turbulence. God is with and for you for sure. Continue sharing I am learning a lot.
That guy is an excellent aviator.
That was so much fun Max!! 😁👏✈
Thanks for being the pilot & let us come along for the ride. You are an excellent pilot man 😜
Crazy amounts of detail that goes into flying amazes me. Humans aren’t so bad
Wait till you find politics
@@litmusaero2645 those aren’t humans their insects
The % of humans who contributed to this is insignificantly small, humans in general are bad.
@@Xarriable maybe they are inherently bad in America but here in Eastern Europe people are actually inherently good and kind. Try visiting Russia or an ex satellite state, very welcoming people.
@@jimmygt7020 lol... yeah Russia is amazing when it’s waging war on Ukraine or destroying Syrians who oppose Assad, just to expand military presence in the world with a port in the Mediterranean.
I watch all of these crash investigation videos and then when I can't take it anymore I come back to Max and his granite-like flying skills and excellence and it sets me right!
It's amazing that there is a camera waiting for him when he exits the plane. The people there is very honest and did not touch what is not theirs. Kudos to those people in the airport. 😇😇😇
Great video! Excellent example of the workload for a single pilot in more challenging landing conditions in very busy airspace. The thought of a single pilot commercial flight is insane to me. Great work, Max.
Hi Max. When I flew for NetJets, I was based in BDL which was great as I live in CT. That said, I would always begin my week begging the scheduler to send me west. It was so much better flying out west versus what we called the ‘Northeast Shuffle’. Out west, it was fewer flights, longer legs, and new, cool things to see. Now, I miss it all though, and I would very much enjoy a day with a modern jet doing the ‘Northeast Shuffle’. Something like IAD > ACK > BOS > TEB (pick up my Rudy’s chix burrito from the fridge), and end the day with a flight to CYYG.
Gotta love ending in Toronto...Buffalo girl 🙂
Landing in the Rockies is always a cookie tossing time... even as a passenger.
Rocky Mountain Scareways…Aspen to Denver in first snowstorm of season.
He had no cookies to toss, though. 🤣
I love the fact you still stay in touch and fly with the Fly Sim. Community. Shows a lot of humility. You do not see that a lot.
This dude is a true professional. One of the best videos like this I have ever seen. Wow!
That was some “cirrus” turbulence! We flew over Centennial a couple weeks ago, but we landed at Rocky Mountain, need to check out Centennial next time!
Rocky Mountain (BJC) is an awesome airport. I was their operations intern for more than a year. Miss that place!
@@1000CalorieSnackPack
Yea they were great helping me out with an issue prior to takeoff in a video I’m editing now….
If you ever get the chance, and you have the skills, try landing at Telluride... it's like nothing else. I can't bash Centennial, because I live in Centennial, but Telluride is special.
@@abruptpegasus
It’s on our list of places to go to…..
Summer time in the 182 though-ha!
It always amazes me how one company can create such insane amount of different products. I've been using Garmin fish finders for a couple years now and the technology is amazing. Then to see a video about this and see the crazy high tech GPS screens on a jet like this. Wild
3:46 For a second i said "damn he's taxiing hella fast"
😂 same
I thought he was taking off
@@mrsoikawa LOL
It was fast forward
Very satisfying video from the start to finish
Views should have been in millions by now.
Nice Avanti to your left in the beginning! And sorry you forgot the cookies, I was excited to see what kind they were. And that was a crazy ride down, but you and 2RF handled it like a champ.
As someone who is terrified of flying, that sure does look beautiful.
Yeah, because you're in the comfort of your own home vs in the plane.
Just curious if these types of videos help your anxiety at all? It seems like it would help somehow.
With your luck your crash in that plane
if you feel that way,your fear invites you to overcome it and get fascinated.
There’s absolutely nothing to be afraid of, I’m more nervous in my car.
Max that felt like a really challenging flight. I was thinking just get that bird on the ground.Worse bit of all was forgetting the cookies 🍪! 😂 Good job mate!
Hahaha... I laughed out loud at that moment that you realised that you had left your cookies behind! You seemed so genuinely disappointed 😥 another fun video, thanks Max!
All aircraft should have a LOCEW indicator installed. (Low Cookie Emergency Warning).
Great videos, I am a private pilot, and have been flying since 1981. I got my license while in the service so I had opportunities to fly all over the states including the Hawiian islands which was just gorgeous. I can no longer fly due to medical issues, and I really enjoy watching your videos. They are very well done and informative and I look forward to each new video you make.
I have been addicted to flying since I took my first flight in 1955 on my 5th birthday. It was in a DC 3 aircraft of Mohawk Airlines, and the pilot allowed me to come into the cockpit as there was only myself and my father on the aircraft on a flight from Plattsburgh NY to Albany NY, He even let me stay in the cockpit for takeoff and landing which hooked me for life and finally in May of 1981 my childhood dream came true and I got my pilot's license. really appreciate your videos and how professionally done they are and will continue to be a subscriber and supporter' Thank You for making them.
Greg Lavene
For 25 years my husband and I kept our Piper Saratoga in a T hanger approximately 200 feet from where you were parked at Burbank Airport. Millionair always took great care of us as well!
The landing was so smooth!
Yeah amaKng 👌🇦🇺👍
Ive never flown. Scared to death. But I’ve been watching a lot of piloting videos and it kind of encourages me to take that trip one day.
Flying is awesome, I chose the job in service so that I could conquer my fears. It has been worth it.
have flown several hundred times and still hate it, but I love the views
When you try it, you will be a big fan of flying.
Retired Canadian ATPL...love your video! I find the USA is much different from Canadian aviation. We fly even King Air A100s or 200s etc with 2 crew. When PA 31-350 Navajo Chieftains were still plentiful up here 20 years ago, most of them were flown 2 crew as well. I flew one PA 31-350 SPIFR but never really felt comfortable. I prefer the 2 crew environment, but I am an old school pilot, who learned on a sextant and an full procedure ADF approach was considered a precision lol. Fly safe!
That was wonderful...what a great chance to see how it's done up close. Thank you for posting. Of course I subscribed.
Your video just popped up! Beautiful plane and stunning cockpit! My son wants to be a pilot, I will share this with him!
Thank you!
love your vids fascinated. Also, you come across as a grounded and down to earth guy. I have worked in airports and found so many pilots arrogant self-opinionated and love themselves. Don't change buddy and thanks for sharing.
That sun visor in front of you looks to where they seemed to cheap out. CYWG
It broke… but all fixed now! Thanks for watching
I LOVE FLYING WITH PASSION, EQUALLY I HATE TURBULENCE WITH THE SAME PASSION.
Whoa great flight😊 take care. Safe further flights. 🏴
Gust to 26.....surprised it's not more than a 5 knot loss landing. Nice job Max. Typical Front Range afternoon weather
thanks for sharing your flights, i keep learning so much about coms which to me are the hardest part about flying, im now alot more confident on read backs and dont even have to be class, just listening at your coms and almost calling the same read backs as your doing them is pretty helpful, thanks
I knew at 17:50 when I saw that small funnel cloud (small scale vortice?) to your left that it was going to get sporty. Nice flying as always!
Nice catch- I thought i was the only one who noticed that 😁
I saw that too
i love bumpy rides. Make the trip more fun.
Me and my family had taken a road trip from Detroit to Las Vegas. We stopped in Denver. When we woke up, I looked out the west facing window. What I saw was absolutely majestic; really big snow capped mountains. I wasn't looking forward to driving through them. That was the first and last time I will do that again. I take the southern route now.
I live a few mins from Burbank Airport. I fly JSX across the way from you. You made your right turn over my house :-)
Wow. That was a Piaggio next to you. That is a beautiful plane.
Noticed that too, and agreed.
Right, I noticed it to. Don't see many. Cool paint.
Can't help but think, with todays materials, the Avanti and Beech Starship could be so much better.
Meanwhile, we can ride with Max. Thanks Max!
@@davidd6635 It’s gorgeous! And it’s a great performer by any standards, including today’s. 400 knots, roomy, efficient. Not cheap though 🙁
I knew someone was going to say that
Love your videos Max! I’m always amazed at how well you manage all aspects of a flight, especially when you have a lot going on.
Thanks Shawn! Appreciate you watching.
You are a gifted pilot for sure! Sometimes difficult to hear your voice over radio traffic - as good as you are don’t want to miss your commentary.
Love it. Taxi at Warp 6. What a gorgeous plane too! I need to get me one of those!! Flying over Kalifornistan is always a gorgeous flight, but I hate the state. Thanks for sharing!! What great fun!!!
this pilot is spot on professional and on point!
Wow, serious turbulence on that flight Max. Awesome landing !!!!
Sun visor was definitely a distraction you didn’t need at that point, ugh.
Stay safe 🤙
Man, you make it look so easy Max! That plane looks like luxury with excellent equipment!
I really appreciate the no-nonsense professionalism on Max’s flights.
Thank you! Really glad you enjoyed the video.
Same here. No pushing aircraft stuff like headsets and all.
@@ATMAtim Yup.
@@msuspartans5139 Not completely sure but I think you have to be above a certain altitude for you to have time to actually deploy it.
"Damnit! I forgot my cookies!" LOL joking aside, I agree. Great pilot!
3:34 It all started going downhill from here haha. Amazing flying though man, I really admire your SRM fluidity!! I can honestly say that watching your videos and piloting skills inspire me to work harder in my current flight training!
That’s awesome to hear Austin! Thanks for watching dude! Good luck with your flight training.
Wow the workload! I really had no idea. Very impressive multi tasking and enjoyable watch
Excellent video my friend wow your lucky your so young & a pilot & flying a private jet.
I'm proud of you be Safe out there flying.
You’re
Love watching pilots do there thing! Much respect.
Always enjoy your videos Max! I'm always surprised at how much effect the speed brakes have when they look so small!
Beautiful views over Southern California. At 11:22 you crossed over the San Andreas fault, and you caught a perfect end-on view of it out your window. And at 22:44 you crossed the front range fault in Colorado on your way into Denver. Very nice.
Absolutely beautiful and thank you for sharing
GREAT TO FLY WITH YOU TODAY ! AND HAVE THAT EXPERIENCE - EXCELLENT - EVERY BLESSING ! FROM THE UK 😉
First time I have seen Max grab the controls that way. After seeing him literally bounce out of his seat, can see why.
“Light to moderate chop”
Is literally falling out of his seat.
@@JoeChanik that is moderate chop. most pilots only experience severe maybe once in their life. also remember in little toy airplanes bounce around more than big ones.
I use to cut right through that chop in the F22 without the use of an afterburner.
I was on the edge of my seat waiting for the cookie review and then…you dropped the bomb! Forgot the cookies 🍪. Direct SLAPP…gotta love these waypoint names. WOW…that was one heck of a ride into Centennial! Thanks Max!
I swear every video you post gives me more inspiration with aviation! I’m a few weeks into ground school, and I absolutely love it so far! Thanks man!
That’s awesome to hear! Thanks for watching. Take care
As a kid, we had an evening flight back to Denver Stapleton from LAX in a 727 and it was so horribly bumpy coming into Denver, everyone applauded when we landed.
...turbulence used to bother me a lot but after 11 years not some much a nuisance... enjoy your videos...wheels up!
You're literally living my dream life out in front of me. At least I get to watch.
Lol FRRRRRRR
@@colinsouthern dork lol
@ziher123 Yeah but you don't get paid to VR fly ;-)
Thanks, this was so relaxing and informative. The scary thing is that there are many parts of the video when I didn't know whether I was looking at Flight Simulator 2020, or real life. That just shows how amazing the sim is. Citation CJ4 rules the skies!
Enjoyed the video. It’s interesting to me that even in a Citation, you have to deal with the same weather and same ATC that I do in my little 2 place light sport. Keep it up.
The Citation still weighs less than 10,000lbs, it's seriously light. I fly alot in Challengers, up to 48,000 mtow, and even they get blown around pretty hard sometimes. Fast, tiny planes can have some rough rides
Excellent pilot, high skill level.
Great work for the people anxious of flying. The fact that you make it practical is a relief. Subscribed