Week in the Life of a charter pilot
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2020
- Follow Jerry as he and the crew work a typical 10-day charter trip. Dealing with weather, airplane issues, not really knowing what day it is, and everything in between.
Many people wonder what it is like to stay on the road and jet-set the 1% around the country. Well, now get an unbiased and raw look at just what happens on a charter trip.
Pack your bags and join in on this extended documentary of a week in the life of a charter pilot. The fun follows up to "day in the life of a corporate pilot".
Be sure to comment and subscribe.
I can't put my finger on it, but this guy has some undeniable Michael Scott energy.
ha ha ha that's funny!!!!
Couldn't stop thinking the same thing!
@@MindShivy LOL
Should be his new tv show.
@@slicksully07 ha ha ha
Man it's so cool to see someone authentic vloggin ....
hey thank you so much Chris!
Very good video.
Man that was so cool great vid keep making them many thanks from Scotland
@@jerrywhite2390 hey jerry how do we book direct with the pilot and avoid the large agency fees? Is there a way to reach out to you directly? Thanks
When I first stumbled on this video. I couldn't believe it was over an hour, by the end of it I wasn't ready to end it and wanted more. Great job!!
Thank you very much.
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Understanding the effort that was put in to this on top of your job, I just want to say this is one of the better videos I’ve seen on TH-cam.
thank you
Underrated channel!
thank you Major! Very nice of you to say. Let me know how to make it better and what you might want to see next. We will see what we can do.
@@jerrywhite2390 Honestly I'm having a hard time finding anything that needs to be improved, perhaps the length of the video. I had a pleasure watching 1h of you flying across the US but perhaps other folks don't have the time. But in all honesty the video was interesting for the whole length so I don't see where you could cut some parts out, perhaps making two parts out of one long video is better for some, because then they'll stick around the video longer as it's not a full hour long or so. Content wise I don't really think that there's a ton to improve because as you mentioned in the end, your job consists of changes and irregularities which makes each video unique, you could however do some smaller videos in which you go over certain aspects of your job, for example do a full tour of the jet and take some time explaining how it works etc., I think that'd be interested for some folks that don't know how private jets (or planes in general) work or maybe (just maybe) try to get in contact with people such as Swayne Martin and maybe do comparisons of your work, the jets (I mean both Embraer) or something. This could really gain you a lot of traction as people are actually really interested in aviation, they just don't know much about it so making simple/10-15min videos sometimes may be received really well. Hope I could help a small bit, have a fantastic day and I'll be waiting for the next video for sure 😉
@@jerrywhite2390 some behind the scenes of fueling, lav service, and deicing
You captured our week/ life on the road perfectly. What a fun video!🛩🛩🛩🛩
Thanks boss, means a lot coming from you!
You def bring energy and excitement to the adventure!! Hope this crew works together again soon! Happy flying!
You guys are fun to watch! Hope I can get a set like y’all one day or another, Stay safe!!
You kept them in check beautifully.
(We all know who’s really in charge 😂)
Your hair was amazing!
This is honestly one of the best Pilot videos I’ve ever watched. Currently I am working on finishing my ratings and after that I’m stepping into the airline world. I feel like this video gave a lot of insight/ tips and tricks on what it’s like being a pilot (in any facet). I hope to see more videos like this one in the future and thank you for taking the time to do this. Job well done!
Thank you Bruce - good luck with everything. Thanks for taking the time to commit.
Jerry White thank you!
Hello man, how it is going? how old are you? I am asking because I am 24 and also want to be a pilot, but very probably I will only have money for it at like 28 years old and Im afraid It will be too late..
you ned to get out more. try stevio kinivo1 for a real inflight video. complete with all controller communicatins.
Terrible non productive health destroying job!!
video brought back great memories. im a retired corp. pilot,for a major corporation. looked foward to retirement but really miss the crews, the flying,etc. Enjoy every minute of it ,it goes by too quickly. we had the best job in the world
Thank you so much for watching. . . and I bet you're right; even the bad days with a great crew will be something that is missed when it's not there anymore.
These videos are a godsend to someone who is horribly afraid of flying. Seeing you casually go on with your day just like I would at my job is really calming. I have only taken a handful of flights in my life but i’m pretty tired of having to drink on every flight to relax, and land feeling hungover and wasting a day of traveling nursing it. Please keep posting!
Ha ha ha thank you!!!! I know traveling can be very nerve racking!!!
Don't drink. Take 2 basic Benadryl. Calms you and prevents motion sickness. Flown many times, Europe, Asia, etc.
Yes, very good advice...ease off the booze if nervous about your flight. Plus, you will really enjoy a glass once you're back on the ground.
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Jerry is the type of guy that makes you want to be a commercial pilot, great sense of humor and makes the job fun!
Wow - thanks William, very nice of you to say. I do try to keep it light and yet professional - but mostly light . .LOL it does make the trips easier when everyone is laughing.
Jerry just seems like a fun guy to fly with. If I ever become a commercial pilot I hope to find someone as chill.
Grateful you shared this trip - loved to ride along with you and your team. Really appreciate all the work you put into this vlog. Hello from London, England ; - )
This was great! Thanks for taking the time to share this with us as I am sure there was a lot of work involved to produce this video. Safe travels!
Thanks for sharing this! I think you're the only one at this level giving the full details on your job. Nice work!
This was one of the best Pilot Vlogs I’ve seen. Great job...thank you!
Thank you Patty - anything you'd like to see in the future to keep it good? Love to produce content that is engaging and keeping folks interested and maybe even inspired.
Yes I would love to see another video exactly like this! This was so nice to watch!
Just finished watching this didn't think I would make the full hour but here I am 👍🏻 it certainly didn't feel like an hour so hats off to you it was a great watch. Great crew also keep up the good work and stay safe out there....
This was outstanding! Thanks for putting this together and sharing. Hope you got a few days off after the trip!
Thank you Ryan - yeah - we get 8 days off between trips.
Jerry, Thankyou for a very real insight into the charter pilot life, never been to the states but the grand tour was fantastic,excellant vlog.
Thanks!
Loved this video... I want to be a pilot in the near future so I love these kind of videos showing me what I am getting myself into. Hope all is well with you dude🙏
Thanks for putting in all the work for this video, watched it all the way through and loved it!
Thank you Dawson.
Fun video to watch, thanks for taking the time to film it. Also great for us virtual pilots that you show the route so we can jump in our sims and fly the trips our self.
thank you!!!! Heck yes, go do it! If you want to have fun - do the Aspen LOC. You'll have fun at the end.
I love these day in the life videos so much. It really gives me an insight to what it's like being a pilot as that had been my dream forever. I'm almost done with highschool and Ive never been more determined!
Thats awesome
Absolutly love the vlogs. Keep them coming, any content during your workday is awesome. I spent 20 years between the U.S. Navy (4) and the U.S. Marine Corps (16) and Retired, all on the Aviation side. I love flying, and working on aircraft and parts. I loved the part where you did the test flights with the mechanic. I saw you guys a repo men and the mechanic was your security/body guard. I'm glad I found your channel. Keep up the good work and can't wait to see your next adventures.
I dont even care to do anything in aviation but your videos are such a cool way to see how your life works as a charter pilot! I will watch an hour long video like this any day
This was awesome! One of the best "day in a life" format pilot videos I have found. Please make more. Greetings from Australia
Thank you - will try to get a few more going.
I have a great respect for all of you. You said you all are a team. It shows. Thank you for the video.
Hey thank you! We truly have to be a team, or just doesn't work.
I’m sure putting this much great content together was a ton of work! Thank you. I would love to see more of these long videos documenting a full trip.
hey thank you Erick - yes, it is a TON of work and kind'a pain while shooting the footage and doing the job. It is also a pain for the poor flight crews with me that endure me sticking a camera in their face all the time. And putting it together does take some time.
Awesome video. Great channel. Thanks for doing what you do. It certainly helped me understand what it's like flying charter. Keep up the great work.
Hello Jerry! It's hard to see people like you, your joy and energy is contagious. Congratulations and greetings from Brazil.
Hey mike thank you for the nice compliments - man, I really do try to keep it fun and professional while on the road. Figured if we could all laugh a little while stressed and tired, it would make life a little better.
Loved your video. Thought to myself, oh my an hour but it seemed like 10 minutes. Very informative. It was great that you shared a piece of what you do. Yes you are correct it’s not for everyone. I started working for the airlines 1978. Went thru 3 mergers and yes things always change. But it was a great ride. Wished there was more than one thumb up that I could give you. Thanks again
Wow thank you Judy! It was long, but I tried to make it entertaining for the most part. Yep, the airlines can be a "tricky" place to hold employment (but so can charter - maybe even more so). Thank you for your wonderful service in the airlines for so long! And thanks for posting.
Thank you for making this video. It's really amazing to see exactly what you go through. One day soon we will need corporate travel and trust me I won't take for granted just what goes into this type of travel. Thanks again.
You are so welcome!
I loved this, the format you use is great. Can't wait to check out more of your channel, thanks for this content - satiating our curiosities of private aviation!
thank you - trying to get you guys more.
Don't be shocked bro but i'm watching this in Kenya and I totally enjoyed it. I'll be waiting for the next one whenever it shows up. God speed
much love from California Brother :
Jerry, much respect to you. I used to do a fair amount of travelling on my job. I retired back in January and I gotta tell ya I don't miss being on the road at all. Staying in hotels all the time. For me it got old after over 20 of years of being on the grind. Being a pilot like yourself with all the extra responsibility and the stress of the job I know how taxing it is on the mind and the body. So hey man, do your best to take care of yourself, relax every chance you get and squeeze some fun in when you can. Take care Jerry. I know it's a lot of work but please try to do another one of these videos. I know I'd appreciate it. I rarely sit through a youtube video that is over an hour in length but this was great from start to finish. Thank you so much! Take care. : )
Hey Mark . . yeah, you are right, life on the road is tough, but 20 years of it is BRUTAL! Thank you for taking the time to watch the whole thing (I don't know if I could . .lol) .
Awesome video. Truly. I've watched at least 3 times. Thank you so much for uploading videos like these - they are fun and informative and I enjoy them greatly. Have a nice day Jerry.
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching
Thanks man! That was awesome! Keep making videos. I like the whole crew. Great chemistry and keep on keeping it real!
Thank you so much Travis! yeah, we love our crews - the yare like family
That was cool tagging along casually on your adventures. Just found your channel and will be sticking around for sure to travel more. Thanks for sharing so us groundlings can see what we're missing. :)
thanks Lance!
@@jerrywhite2390 when you opt for a cleaning by another company does your company bill the client after or ?
Wow...Jerry more of the same please 👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you John! I'm trying to think of a good "next one". Any suggestions?
@@jerrywhite2390 ..such fun...and very interesting...thanks again for sharing..
Jerry, you and your crewmates are naturals for this kind of stuff. Professional and fun. I've subscribed of course 😊 I'm now going to watch your latest video and I'm sure it will be just as entertaining as this one was.
Thank you so much for sharing your lifestyle with us. It's great to see what other people get up to and especially cool when it's a pilot thing. 😎
Hey thanks!!! Thanks a lot.
Love the videos. This one was really fun to watch. Watching the corporate side of flying is my go to. Thanks man
thank you!
I’m actually becoming a pilot. I want this dude as my coworker, he’s amazing😂 I love him.
HA HA HA you say that now! If you had to spend any time with me, it would be very different I'm sure. And good luck getting that pilot's license. So awesome.
@@jerrywhite2390 xD
@@jerrywhite2390 you are awesome.
Pro tip- always try the hotel iron on a white towel to check it and adjust heating(if the option is available)
I always packed my own travel iron, they make nice ones.
I can't put my finger on it, but this guy has some undeniable Michael Scott energy.
Ask me how I know!
Watched the whole thing start to finish, glued to my seat.
Thank you for helping a student pilot experience a glimpse of the dream.
Hey Nadeem, thank you so much for watching and taking the time to send a comment- good luck working on your PPL!!! That’s just awesome man.
I thoroughly enjoyed this video. It really has cemented my goals of being a corporate pilot. I hope you can continue to create videos of your journeys. You have a great crew with you as well, they made the video that much better!
thank you, MH! I tell ya, the crew will make or break a trip!
just fantastic video, this is something else than the airliners we see a lot on yt. i am a ret truck driver and this is the kind of life i like, always on the (air) road not sleeping at the same place every day coping whit planing, mechanic troubles,whether and so on,but that is part of the job and is fun too. thank's for sharing & grtz from Belgium.
hey Paul - thank you for taking the time to post. Very similar lives we have.
Paul, you need to do some vids of your life as an European truck driver. I'll bet there is a lot of interest out there.
@@jcheck6 tanks but that would be difficult now that i am retired lol the only trucks i drive now are virtual, in euro truck sim/american truck sim cheers
I really enjoyed this, Jerry. Thanks for showing a real in-depth view of what you do. Fantastic video, I can tell you put a lot of work into this.
Thank you Andrew! hope it helped to shed some light on this side of the job.
He does. And he does everything without ego.
Jerry White thanks for replying man, again I thought this video was great. One question, so after that trip is done, how long do you get off until you start up again?
@@katpyss we get 8-10 days off. the way it works is at least 8 hard days off - we might have an extra day if a trip finishes early or one starts really late on day one. Great question.
Outstanding video. Fun to watch. Great sense of humor. Really appreciate what you do. Thank you for sharing the experience.
Thanks for taking the time to commit
So glad to randomly find this. Seems like a fun (yet exhausting) life...once again proves good co-workers make it bearable, no matter what kind of work it is. Good stuff man.
Well said! And so true!!!! Thanks
Awesome content captain! My dad's also a A320 charter pilot. Cool to know how his work life is. Meanwhile, on the road getting my own military wings! =)
Nice and thank you for your service.
I absolutely love this aviation content. I also realize that you can't possibly do this all the time but whenever you got the TIME to film and edit, it certainly is awesome. Thanks for bringing me along with you and hope to see more of this to come. I'll definitely stick around 😁
Thanks Kevin, Yes it is some work - and I want to give content that is NOT the same all the time (which is a challenge). I'm always open to ideas.
I really enjoyed this video. Thank you for taking the time to put it together on top of a clearly busy schedule.
Hey thanks Rob - thank you for taking the time to commit.
This was an awesome video, love the chemistry between you and the other crew members. Definitely worth the hour plus run time. The time flew by to be honest because this was such a great video. 👍
Thank you so much Jay
I love the video Jerry! I used to instruct in TKI and I’ve seen this plane there many of times! I’ve also seen a slow Cessna make you guys do a go around in TKI.
ha ha ha Oh yes!!! That was a fun day!!! Very cool and small world... thank you for posting.
Still a student pilot training in Cessna 172 but I did make an impatient Delta hold short to cross RWY from when I was on short final all the way to when I executed my stop and go. Seemingly, he didn’t know what he was waiting for at night with no other planes in sight. He radioed in asking the tower for clearance twice before he told him about me being on short final. Sitting in my little 172, I sure got a bit of a superiority complex then.
Fabulous entertainment for an hour, I really enjoyed that.
WOW you stayed the whole time?!?! Thanks . LOL
@@jerrywhite2390 I did, and I learned a lot too.
@@jerrywhite2390 I was sad it was only an hour. With the new flight sim out I've been watching all the aviation videos I can.
Thanks for let me ride along. What a great and honest video, and what an absolutely awesome crew. You got a new sub from across the Atlantic.
Thank you so much!!!! Thanks for watching
Jerry Thanks for all the effort you putted on this video , Thanks for sharing your experience ,it has inspired to get into the air once again
Thank you
I dig this vid. It was cool to see the job side of this career choice. It’s not always glamorous, but it does seem rewarding.
Thank you, Adam - yep, no so much of a "technical video" but truly seeing the day to day side of things
Glad my friend put me on this channel! Don't flop like some others please lol. Keep up the awesome work!
LOL thank you!!!! Will try to do the best with what we have.
Really so cool. Loved the video from start to end. Loved everything about it. Enjoy and keep flying.
Thank you
Thanks for spending the time making this, I wish I had gone this career route when I was young instead of I/T but getting close to 50 it's too late. It looks like you guys have a lot of fun on your job that is important. Enjoyed watching the video thank you!
Thank you Richard
Wow this job is really similar to what i do as an owner operator. Very true that change is the only constant. Same thing in transportation: Schedules change, vehicles mess up at the worst time, balancing the hours of service, checking the truck for compliance, dealing with traffic, being gone from home, all nighters, etc.. But at the end of the day its all good. Like you said, very lucky to have a job in these times likewise. Good content on the vids and definitely will be on the look out for more. Its interesting to see how it is for the fellows up high from me. Also from Texas as well that is cool! That area of Austin is cool and definitely modern although that airport driving into it got me nervous lol. Take it easy man and hope work picks up for you guys as well
thank you for taking the time to comment.
wht, make a vid.....bet there would be a lot of interest.
i like how you laugh with your collegeaus...this takes the edge of a stressful day...
I think the best way to handle stressful and long days is to 1) thank people often 2) laugh a lot! Thanks for taking the time to post.
Jerry ~ that was really fun. So glad that I just happened across this channel. I've had my share of take and waits, etc., while flying VIPS in the Navy, and same for us, the only constant was change. It's clear that you made the trip fun for the rest of your crew. See ya next time.
Thank you Kenny!! And thank you for your service!
Hi Michael Scott, just finished watching this an hour long video which I’ve never thought myself would be able to finish it. I’m half an aviation nerd and this video is such an attraction to me that while it possesses a good amount of professional knowledge which you’ve done a fine job of explaining, your humour and the daily part of it balances the video out so it doesn’t become an on field Crash Course of avionics. Such a great video. Bravo to you and your crew and definitely looking forward to your future life of a pilot videos.
hey thank you so much Oscar! Really appreciate it. I was really trying to go for the whole "inofo-tainment" vibe. And yeah - an hour long video!!!! Crazy I know.
Hey Jerry this video was really cool I’m at a crossroad in my life right now not quite sure what to do but I think this just sealed the deal Thankyou for your insight into the aviation world I’ve always loved flying as my dad flew commercial and has his ppl keep making videos like these!
Oh man that is great Harry!!!! I'm glad it helped! Good luck man!!!
This is dope! I’m gonna sub now and watch you fly to a million subscribers!
ha ha ha well not sure that will happen! But thank you! Any type of videos you'd like to see?
It was a pleasure to follow you through out this week of Charter. definately not an easy job. Flight planing and dealing with weather etc..i have a lot of respect for what you do.
Thank you tom!!!
I love when a crew likes either and jokes around but really bunkers down and gets serious when the situation calls for it. Awesome video.
yeah, try to have fun when we can - obviously we are all highly-trained folks (front crew and back crew) and when the poop hits the fan, we go into super pro mode.
Wish I had one of those zipper ties when I was working for the airlines. Kudos to you guys. Airline work is much easier
lol yes, much easier. thanks for taking the time to post.
A zipper tie !! All these years I’ve been in the dark ...... to finally be brought into the fold 😮😮😮
ha ha ha ha ha ha . You are woke!!!
I know this is an older vlog but I have been watching quite a few of your videos recently and enjoying them all. Great work by you and the crew, keep smiling!!!!
Thanks Ian! Really appreciate you watching and taking the time to commit.
Great video. Felt as though I accompanied your team the whole way. Thank you for sharing!!!
good stuff - thanks for the watch and commit
chillest pilot ever
Ha ha ha. I try to keep it fun.
Thank you for sharing! Ariel loves watching her Daddy Fly♡
Only through the first 15 minutes of this, and gotta say I,m loving it. If I was a charter pilot flying with you would be one of the perks.
Thank you for allowing us into your amazing life, your energy is infectious. 🎉🎉🎉
Love this weeklong trip report! Reminds me of flying all those legs in Iraq. Some days, 1 stop, some days , 6 stops. Thank you for the authenticity of your vlog and keep it safe up there!
hey thank you!!! Thank you for your service! Yeah, as you know, no day is ever the same as the last one. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
Hey Michael Scott! loved the video, your personality is a great thing in this industry. I don't know if you mentioned it anywhere and sorry if I missed it but after a 10 day trip what do your days off look like? is it only 2 days off or does it vary?
Hey thanks! LOL - yeah 10 days on - 8 hard days off.
Great insight into the daily/weekly's time of a corporate pilot & crew. Interesting facts ,ye guys work damn hard. Until the next time 🛫👌
Thank you Brian!
Great video mate. Love the detail. I am CPL student in Australia. It's good seeing videos like this. Seeing what possibilities are out there in the wonderful world of aviation. Definitely earned a subscription mate. Keep up the good work mate.
Thank you Lloyd! Keep up the great learning and hard work.
New subscriber. Retired FAA Air Traffic Controller/Private Pilot. Loved the video. Brought back many memories.
I can't become a pilot but this video makes me feel so involved and happy. Good work! How much do they pay you? It seems hectic though.
once you get used to the hectic, it's not too bad, although after a 10 day trip I'm pretty fried. As far as pay, it's 6 figures plus.
I noticed you say “The whole nine yards” occasionally. Here’s the origin.
The whole nine yards:
The bullets for the machine guns used in American combat planes of WW2 and since were in chains twenty-seven feet in length. Thus if a pilot was able to fire all his bullets off at one target he was said to have given his adversary 'the full nine yards'.
one of several unproven theories
Awesome job Jerry on this video! I look forward to more in the future when you have time to make them. I know it is a lot of work making videos like this. First you have your “day job” work of flying and all the duties involved there. Add in the extra work of filming and I’m sure it can get crazy in a hurry. Then there is all the post production work.......Know your efforts are certainly worth it as you have created an exceptional product with this video. And it appears you had some fun making it as well. Thank You Sir!
Hey Thank you, Ryan - yes - adding the filming element to things really does add a whole other complication to already busy and sometimes stressful days - for both me and the crew. That is why there aren't TONS of videos. I will try to make a few more if we can keep the content good - I don't want to make videos just to make videos (Boring!!!) . But thank you for the shout ou!
Just came across this. Finally glad to see a “real” video of life on the road as a 135 pilot. I’ve worked (currently unemployed thanks to COVID) 135 and fractional for 17 years (that can’t be right) and people don’t realize how draining and exhausting it can be. I had one job where every day was 12+ hours and 3-6 legs most days. I recognized all too well the look on your face when you were driving home at the end of your tour. 😬 That life is not for the faint hearted. Great video and looked like a fun crew!
Brian - Man that is a grind to do the 12+ hours for most days - we've been doing those a lot lately which is one reason I haven't posted lately. I feel ya dude!!!!! Yeah, not as "glamourous" as most people think!
Amazing! I wonder how long you were free after this massive trip? And does your employer pay for all the hotel nights? 🤗
Thanks for the comment - yes, while on the road everything is paid for. and we are on basically 9.5 days and off basically 8.5 days.
Love the videos I’m 14 and in a program where we help the community and in return we get flight hours I wish to one day be a pro pilot just like you 😎❤️
Now that is awesome!!! Very cool. Thank you for the commit as well.
Heroes. Pilots and crew are heroes in my opinion. Greatly contributing to the economy and society. Getting people to meetings, getting people to there destinations, not to mention directly and indirectly providing jobs at airports , hotels, etc. Must be a very demanding job but we need people like you. Thanks for your service. Canada.
What a great video! Very entertaining and interesting. Loved seeing how you log flight plans and the behind the scenes look with your charming flight attendant. Looking forward to watching more of your vids
Glad you enjoyed it!
46:10 what attention to detail, Mexican music landing in Mexico 👌🏼
HA HA HA Thanks for noticing! LOL
@@jerrywhite2390 great video, thanks for sharing!
I get nervous when I hear a pilot say that he is “going all the way down from Austin to Grand Rapids”...
ha ha ha ha I'm from Texas - everything is "down over there" lol "where" oh . . "up there" LOL
Same here. That had me rewind to make sure there wasn’t another Grand Rapids in Mexico or central/south America. Lol.
Loved this video! So glad I found your channel! Keep up the great work. Greetings from Argentina!
thank you so much.
Hey Jerry. This was the first one of your videos I have watched and I enjoyed it. A lot of work indeed, all things considered. I liked and subscribed and look forward to looking at some more. Carry on.
Man this guy must be such great coworker to have.
Or the most annoying person on the planet ... it’s a fine fine line. Lol.
@@jerrywhite2390 So what you're saying is that you know how to dance?
Everyone: A day in a life...
Jerry: A week in the life..
Thank you!!! I think?
@@jerrywhite2390 I was just kidding. Video is good Jerry 👍
@@SusilVignesh I see what you did there!!! (Sorry . . I'm slow!) thanks!
This felt so thrilling right from the start until the very end! Great vlog (and vlogger too! You seem to be really fun to be around with)!! Very informative and entertaining too! Makes me wish I was there with you guys! And the best part is to know that this is what my daily grind is going to look like in a couple of years! Can't wait for more content! ;)
Thank you Nuno! Keep up the hard work and we will see you soon!
Appreciate the view into the day to day grind as much as the actual flying. Well done video.
Thank you Max
Suggestion: turn down the music a bit when there is no dialogue. It is just a tad bit too loud.
snwbrdn777 agree.
I agree. My neighbor pounds on my wall and tells me to turn down the music.
Don't you have a volume control on your device lol ?
@@juniorditrucker bro even in the lowest setting it was a bit high
I have an off switch and a dislike switch
...last item on the shut-down check list..grab keys...
Brilliant video, sums up the "glamorous life" of a corporate pilot. From someone who travels alot (unfortunately not flying the plane) doing sometimes 2 or 3 flights in a row and checking into yet another hotel at stupid times of the day I know how you feel. Respect to you and your amazing colleagues
Hey thanks Graham
Subscribed!
Great video and narrative all along the way. Most enjoyable insight into daily flight activity on the charter side of the fence. Thanks again guys.
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Thank you David!