Those seats look so comfortable. Come to my state sometime. Arizona does not know what clouds look like.....he he My little Cessna 150 never had a auto pilot if I ever win a lottery I hope to put one in.
I recently relocated from Houston, my hometown for 50+ yrs, to central Texas and miss it a lot. Your joy in discovering Texas (and adjacent states) is contagious and makes me enjoy your flying & flights videos even more!
I flew from Nashville to Dallas last year and got socked in at the Shreveport airport. They were so kind and I had a great time there though it was not the plan. Great video!
If you stop in Ardmore on your way back to Texas plan a couple of hours to take a short trip up to Davis OK. and get some BBQ at Smokin' Joe's Rib Ranch.
Great video Noel. Loving the Cirrus that you get to fly now too. Thank you for sharing your adventures with us here on YT and good luck luck with the IR.
6:08 I moved nearby Perris in California (pronounced like Paris). When I first asked Siri for directions to the tiny Perris Airport, she told me that I must be crazy because there are no driving directions to cross the Atlantic Ocean 😂
Whenever we drive through Shreveport, we drive THROUGH Shreveport. We don't stop there. They have casinos (which is the attraction) but Louisiana (and Mississippi to its east) are some of the poorest states in the south. Just saying...
Says the guy driving, probably to or from Dallas. Only thing rich about you is in your name😂. You aren’t wrong, but I’m betting your house is of a similar glass construction. ETA: I wouldn’t stop in Shreveport, either.
Recently found your channels and love the content. You are pretty brave to have flown on that Embraer 120 from Dar es Salaam. The oldest plane I ever flew on was a Grumman Goose flying to Catalina Island. not THAT was an interesting flite, as we watched the pilot fighting the controls on lift off from the water.
Can’t wait to start this series from the beginning. Hope you plan to tour the American Southwest! And Paris, TX is a lovely area. And FYI we have to watch for birds up to 2500 at least. 5k if Canadian geese.
Hi Noel, we enjoy all your videos and have been following you for years. Much of our enjoyment comes from hearing what you have to say and over the last few months the music has often completely overpowered your words. We want to hear you please. We could hear music anywhere but we want to hear you. It isn’t that we don’t want music in you videos but we want to hear you primarily.
Great video, although after landing in Oklahoma the music was too loud and I couldn't hear what you were saying. We all know everything Noel says is gold! Can't wait to see more flying adventures.
During my flight training, I encountered a thin marine layer en route to our destination. Ask asked my flight instructor if I needed to deviate from our course due to "the clouds." My flight instructor said, "If you can see through it, it's not a cloud." (It was a super thin layer and I definitely could see through it, but as a student, I was paranoid about getting too close to anything that roughly resembled a cloud because of the VFR rules in the FARs. Lol.)
Yo Noel! That video was awesome! Wow 🤩 Shreveport Downtown Airport looked amazing however those clouds didn’t look like fun! I don’t like clouds as they’re bumpy to fly through, they kill all your visibility and they’re a pain! Especially in my Cessna 172 trying to climb over say 10,000 ft then I’ll be stuck surfing in the clouds! 😂 Still someday when I come to Texas and visit Houston we have to try to fly together someday soon! Especially in the Cirrus SR-20 what a fabulous new and modern airplane compared to my 51 year old Cessna 172 with steam gauges! 😂 I love the newer cockpits they’re all glass but yeah let’s try to fly together someday when I come to Houston! Finally did you know your video description says to Arkansas not Oklahoma! 😂 😁
Love the videos, always have but if you could advise to your editor to lower the music volume so we can hear you (the main point of the video) that would properly improve it!
Not that any of your vids are ever naff mate - but these last 2 have been top. 2 great little airfields and that burger looked really scrummy! Blue Skies Three Greens.
Hey Noel! I enjoy your videos. I live right down the road from you in Pinehurst. I’m a major airline pilot and would be happy to ride shotgun as a safety pilot so you don’t have to worry much on those marginal days.
Noel your not old enough to remember "Hanky Panky", it was snack in UK made of peanuts covered in caramel, was only around for a few years in the late 70's. Best thing about them was the adverts with Arthur Lowe (captian Mainwaring) in them. Have to say i like my nuts to be salty and savoury.
Considering South African English was strongly influenced by British English, it's not a surprising mix-up. We have many different English accents here and some speak more British sounding than others.
Can one of the big boys let you loose of their flight sim ! Captain Phillips 747 pilot for the day that would be a cool vid ….. and let Rach have go too 😮
Noel, first time viewer and ATP. Safety suggestion… when adjusting your 4 point harness first connect the lap belt and snug it up, THEN insert the two shoulder straps (which are on an inertia reel and self adjust). The lap portion looks very loose as evidenced by how high the buckle has risen up on your tummy. In the event that the harness had to do its job you run the risk of submarining under the lap belt defeating the protection that the 4 point harness is intended to provide.
Noel, you'll have great fun with the Instrument training. Did you get a full FAA licence or will this be added to your CAA one? If no FAA full licence, do the Commercial as well. It'll be a breeze and well within your capabilities.
I really think that pretentious is a bad example of who you are, Noel. We can all be a fu@#wit; just reference the pretentious comment for that example.😊
Hi Noel , I never knew you flew😮 I’ve been watching your other channel for years ! I’m so excited to watch these videos
Hi Noel. Love your work. Not pretentious. Love to meet your family with mine when in Queensland Australia again.
Know nothing about flying but just love your vids and enjoy following you on a map. can I just say you have the longest fingers ever!!
Those seats look so comfortable. Come to my state sometime. Arizona does not know what clouds look like.....he he My little Cessna 150 never had a auto pilot if I ever win a lottery I hope to put one in.
I recently relocated from Houston, my hometown for 50+ yrs, to central Texas and miss it a lot. Your joy in discovering Texas (and adjacent states) is contagious and makes me enjoy your flying & flights videos even more!
That hawk had blue eyes!
Great video Noel, the bit about salty nuts gave me a giggle 😆
I flew from Nashville to Dallas last year and got socked in at the Shreveport airport. They were so kind and I had a great time there though it was not the plan. Great video!
If you stop in Ardmore on your way back to Texas plan a couple of hours to take a short trip up to Davis OK. and get some BBQ at Smokin' Joe's Rib Ranch.
Great video Noel that burger and fries looked good!!!! 2 thumbs up my friend!!!!
Love it, you're right at home in the Cirrus
It's such a super plane to fly :)
Cool watching you advance as a pilot , safe travels and looking forward to the new videos on both of your channels , cheers 🍻😎.
Great video Noel. Loving the Cirrus that you get to fly now too. Thank you for sharing your adventures with us here on YT and good luck luck with the IR.
Man that is such a beautiful plane! Love the pilot videos!
6:08 I moved nearby Perris in California (pronounced like Paris). When I first asked Siri for directions to the tiny Perris Airport, she told me that I must be crazy because there are no driving directions to cross the Atlantic Ocean 😂
I fly into Ardmore all the time! So awesome to see you in this part of the world. Love both of your channels.
Whenever we drive through Shreveport, we drive THROUGH Shreveport. We don't stop there. They have casinos (which is the attraction) but Louisiana (and Mississippi to its east) are some of the poorest states in the south. Just saying...
Says the guy driving, probably to or from Dallas. Only thing rich about you is in your name😂. You aren’t wrong, but I’m betting your house is of a similar glass construction.
ETA: I wouldn’t stop in Shreveport, either.
Recently found your channels and love the content. You are pretty brave to have flown on that Embraer 120 from Dar es Salaam. The oldest plane I ever flew on was a Grumman Goose flying to Catalina Island. not THAT was an interesting flite, as we watched the pilot fighting the controls on lift off from the water.
Great Video Noel!
Can’t wait to start this series from the beginning. Hope you plan to tour the American Southwest! And Paris, TX is a lovely area. And FYI we have to watch for birds up to 2500 at least. 5k if Canadian geese.
Hi Noel, we enjoy all your videos and have been following you for years. Much of our enjoyment comes from hearing what you have to say and over the last few months the music has often completely overpowered your words. We want to hear you please. We could hear music anywhere but we want to hear you. It isn’t that we don’t want music in you videos but we want to hear you primarily.
Agree.
Music is fine.
@@richardboughton8338except for the last bit at Ardmore, that was just unintelligible…
Great video, although after landing in Oklahoma the music was too loud and I couldn't hear what you were saying. We all know everything Noel says is gold! Can't wait to see more flying adventures.
During my flight training, I encountered a thin marine layer en route to our destination. Ask asked my flight instructor if I needed to deviate from our course due to "the clouds." My flight instructor said, "If you can see through it, it's not a cloud." (It was a super thin layer and I definitely could see through it, but as a student, I was paranoid about getting too close to anything that roughly resembled a cloud because of the VFR rules in the FARs. Lol.)
Nice flight sir!
Yo Noel! That video was awesome! Wow 🤩 Shreveport Downtown Airport looked amazing however those clouds didn’t look like fun! I don’t like clouds as they’re bumpy to fly through, they kill all your visibility and they’re a pain! Especially in my Cessna 172 trying to climb over say 10,000 ft then I’ll be stuck surfing in the clouds! 😂 Still someday when I come to Texas and visit Houston we have to try to fly together someday soon! Especially in the Cirrus SR-20 what a fabulous new and modern airplane compared to my 51 year old Cessna 172 with steam gauges! 😂 I love the newer cockpits they’re all glass but yeah let’s try to fly together someday when I come to Houston!
Finally did you know your video description says to Arkansas not Oklahoma! 😂 😁
Planes flipped tonight 6/21 at Hooks Airport.
Love the videos, always have but if you could advise to your editor to lower the music volume so we can hear you (the main point of the video) that would properly improve it!
great vlog
Love the videos man! Are you going to fly the SR20 up to Oshkosh?
Hi noel good view you trip
For,futur captain next time Airbus??👍good week
See ya
Shreveport, the home of the B-52H in Louisiana!
Not that any of your vids are ever naff mate - but these last 2 have been top. 2 great little airfields and that burger looked really scrummy! Blue Skies Three Greens.
Thanks 👍
Do a flying video where you fly into every state in the u.s
South Africa. 😺
Noel question when you flew in the UK and you used your iPad to guide you was that classed as IFR or VFR
Looking forward to your ME/IR training. I commenced my PPL/IR training so watching you will be quite motivating.
Hey Noel! I enjoy your videos. I live right down the road from you in Pinehurst. I’m a major airline pilot and would be happy to ride shotgun as a safety pilot so you don’t have to worry much on those marginal days.
Noel your not old enough to remember "Hanky Panky", it was snack in UK made of peanuts covered in caramel, was only around for a few years in the late 70's. Best thing about them was the adverts with Arthur Lowe (captian Mainwaring) in them. Have to say i like my nuts to be salty and savoury.
19:46 you should say you’ve just flown from UK. How do you pay for fuel, like do you get sent a bill?
You can pay by cash or card before you leave :)
Leave It To The SHREVEPORT Tower To Think That You Are From SOUTH AFRICA,LORD PHILIPS! How Hysterical!!!🌈☮️🍔🍟🍺☯️🌈
Precious.
Considering South African English was strongly influenced by British English, it's not a surprising mix-up. We have many different English accents here and some speak more British sounding than others.
Can one of the big boys let you loose of their flight sim ! Captain Phillips 747 pilot for the day that would be a cool vid ….. and let Rach have go too 😮
Wait, are we not getting a main channel video this week?
Yep, tomorrow as usual :)
Noel, first time viewer and ATP. Safety suggestion… when adjusting your 4 point harness first connect the lap belt and snug it up, THEN insert the two shoulder straps (which are on an inertia reel and self adjust). The lap portion looks very loose as evidenced by how high the buckle has risen up on your tummy. In the event that the harness had to do its job you run the risk of submarining under the lap belt defeating the protection that the 4 point harness is intended to provide.
Agreed. Not overly safe
Its the old joke innit? "Pretentious, moi!?"
Noel, you'll have great fun with the Instrument training. Did you get a full FAA licence or will this be added to your CAA one? If no FAA full licence, do the Commercial as well. It'll be a breeze and well within your capabilities.
It'll be added to my FAA licence. I'm actually planning Commercial for when I've done the IR and potentially multi as well in the future :)
@@FlyWithNoelPhilips is that a stand alone FAA licence or one based on your CAA one Noel?
Frankly, your UK instrument rating is not an IFR rating, so it’s normal the US won’t recognize it.
Is music really necessary?
Living there in 1987 -1994. Bossier City was better place to live.
You do know if you know IFR you can break the rules
Lol
Hey you may be a f***wit to some but most of us like you. Both channels are great.
I don’t think I knew your a Pilot
You living the Americans dream now? 😮
I really think that pretentious is a bad example of who you are, Noel.
We can all be a fu@#wit; just reference the pretentious comment for that example.😊
First
@@Heidi_Bradshaw someone woke up on the wrong side of the bed
@@henrypalmer2054- Someone obviously needs recognition to make them feel better about themselves. 🙄
@@Maisygirl1974 its not that deep
@@Maisygirl1974 another person that is just salty