Well done guys. I only flew RC planes in the 80’s, so I know what planes are supposed to do and what can happen when they don’t. I remember the thrill of building, flying and sometimes crashing. Great video!
...geezzz, I wonder how long they flew in known icing. Continued flight in known icing is a maximum no no. Immediate actions to exit the situation is critical. Stall/spin scenarios, to go on in icing even for a few moments can prove fatal
Hey guys, back in my day..lol...misplaced passport? My flight bag had a place for everything. To the right of my seat within easy reach, I could easily in flight, at night and bouncing around from turbulence reach and find instantly any number of flight aid goodies, maps and charts...All needed licenses, a copy of current medical, insurance papers, passports, were where they were supposed to be. Be prepared, the old Scout motto serves a pilot well. Needless to say the bag never left my sight or side.
Anyone else notice that every person Stu and Brad encountered (mechanics, etc) across ALL of Africa, sounded like they were born in Nebraska? Not South Africa, Malawi, Egypt, or wherever else they went.
Claire has no business flying with her attitude- horribly lackadaisical attitude and her dad has no business having her copilot an international IFR trip over rough country in a single engine
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There is gonna be season 3 ?
Sucks that the show ended after only two seasons. Would’ve liked to see more adventures.
Don't you mean more staged TV, with fake drama?
People get tired of these reality shows with too much staged drama. The story itself is interesting but cut out all the hokey side stories.
@@westnash
Even the main story of each episode & the entire show as a whole is often a fabrication in most reality shows, not just the drama.
Sam....check out Kerry s books : FERRY PILOTS and DANGEROUS FLIGHTS. . . . excellent reads
Claire needs to listen and learn. " I'm not supper exsperenced " so appreciate the mentoring, its priceless.
Well done guys. I only flew RC planes in the 80’s, so I know what planes are supposed to do and what can happen when they don’t. I remember the thrill of building, flying and sometimes crashing. Great video!
I wish I was 30 again... Great stuff folks
Man they really did Brad and Stu dirty. They only got 2 episodes for a long flight. I wish they had 3 or 4 episodes and see more 1900 flying
Hope you enjoyed our hospitality in Uganda...I was happy to see u land in Entebbe Uganda
Just a huge thank you. Watching this was like a life lesson degree packed. Thank you.
Now you just need some English, logic, and critical thinking classes, language, history and mathematics classes.
...geezzz, I wonder how long they flew in known icing. Continued flight in known icing is a maximum no no. Immediate actions to exit the situation is critical. Stall/spin scenarios, to go on in icing even for a few moments can prove fatal
SCOTLAND!!!!!!❤❤❤
Excellent videos really enjoyed watching them very interesting hope to see more.
Claire is supper cute 🥰
Cool
Hey guys, back in my day..lol...misplaced passport? My flight bag had a place for everything. To the right of my seat within easy reach, I could easily in flight, at night and bouncing around from turbulence reach and find instantly any number of flight aid goodies, maps and charts...All needed licenses, a copy of current medical, insurance papers, passports, were where they were supposed to be. Be prepared, the old Scout motto serves a pilot well. Needless to say the bag never left my sight or side.
why would you pay for the fuel on a ferry flight??? engine times have costs so it's not simply getting a lower fuel burn, speed offset matters
The IAS was showing 170K and the groundspeed was 163K - what are complaining about at 7:40?? Nonsense.
Corey getting greedy can kill his pilots. But he backed off. Lol Claire n Dad.
Anyone else notice that every person Stu and Brad encountered (mechanics, etc) across ALL of Africa, sounded like they were born in Nebraska? Not South Africa, Malawi, Egypt, or wherever else they went.
Not sure about mechanics, but I've heard that pilots at least go over there to get some experience doing the job.
@@jpalmer999
No.This was a staged TV show, so that's the reason.
Yup…noticed
I didn’t find it funny that the pilot couldn’t find his passport and wallet.
Claire has no business flying with her attitude- horribly lackadaisical attitude and her dad has no business having her copilot an international IFR trip over rough country in a single engine
The law is for shake down, not protecting the law abiding.
Probably work better to just buy new plane instead of rebuilding old one!!!😮😮
I like your daughter is she married
bruh