Nice. I`m guessing that`s OMNI taking off and landing on the smallest runway in Clark. You could go to Angeles City Flying Club too. You`ll see alot of ultralights and even a Stearman.
What Crosswind?? and driving the plane with two hands?? What about if you need to suddenly RTL? You are not ready for that due your hands both are concentrated on the control wheel, not the throttles..Use the right hand for Engine Management..GEEEEE..
OK..Great........Students practice so they look like professionals...Professionals practice so they dont look like students........that is my motto.. CFI..aerobatics and 6 kinds of take off emergencies..
First. You don't drive a plane, you fly it. Second. How would you know if there was crosswind or not? There is something called a sideslip. Third. The control column is pretty heavy, so he may have needed to use two hands to keep the nose-up attitude.
felobatir moheb Hey, really funny to look back on this comment. Time sure does fly... I was able to get my ppl about 6 months ago. I’m in college now and I’m also flying in my free time working towards my commercial license! I’m definitely glad I decided to pursue flying.
This is completely legal. My dad has an ATPL with 13000hrs and he's right beside me in case anything goes wrong, completely safe. It would only be illegal if I was flying solo at 14 without a license What's wrong with knowing how to fly an airplane at that age anyway?
Cool, nice scenery too, i went to clark airport and saw light aircraft training.
Nice. I`m guessing that`s OMNI taking off and landing on the smallest runway in Clark. You could go to Angeles City Flying Club too. You`ll see alot of ultralights and even a Stearman.
Nice I had a feel of a Cessna 172 for the first time when I was 14 a few years back :-)
nice landing though he is only 14 year ago!
What Crosswind?? and driving the plane with two hands?? What about if you need to suddenly RTL? You are not ready for that due your hands both are concentrated on the control wheel, not the throttles..Use the right hand for Engine Management..GEEEEE..
Check out my newer videos to see how much I've grown to become a better pilot. No more two handed flares :)
OK..Great........Students practice so they look like professionals...Professionals practice so they dont look like students........that is my motto..
CFI..aerobatics and 6 kinds of take off emergencies..
First. You don't drive a plane, you fly it. Second. How would you know if there was crosswind or not? There is something called a sideslip. Third. The control column is pretty heavy, so he may have needed to use two hands to keep the nose-up attitude.
outwiththem i was gonna say the same. Dont use both hands
Reminds me when i was also 13 yrs old, Flying RP-C2669
Check out my new videos to see how much better I am now, no more two-handed flares and abrupt control inputs :)
That great bro
Hey are you filipino?
Can you give me tips on wich path shall I take in order for me to be a pilot pls
Its my first option
Keep your hand on the throttle from approach till turn off.
I wasn’t strong enough to do that before haha. Check out my more recent videos, I’ve improved a lot :)
You have to always have one hand on the throttle
im 14 and want to take lessons, is it scary to fly. And how often do you fly/take lessons?
So your 16 now, did you do it?
My man's 18! How you doing :3
felobatir moheb Hey, really funny to look back on this comment. Time sure does fly...
I was able to get my ppl about 6 months ago. I’m in college now and I’m also flying in my free time working towards my commercial license! I’m definitely glad I decided to pursue flying.
@@oofeeleelee6556 Damn bro. congrats! hope you achieve yo dream!
Wonderful landing sir!
Nice. God blasted you.... sir
Wait this is on philippines?
Yes, Plaridel Airport
Best wishes.
di ba at least 16 yrs old and student pilot
is this a flight simulator? it's pretty cool
why?
How is that a simulator -.-
there are some simulators that reproduce the real plane's cockpit
Ik that. But it's pretty obvious thats a real plane... You can tell from the cockpit window
ah okay sorry
Damn that was smooth
Bro, I would take this video down! If the FAA or ICAO found out a 14 year old landed a C172. Your dad could lose his license
This is completely legal. My dad has an ATPL with 13000hrs and he's right beside me in case anything goes wrong, completely safe. It would only be illegal if I was flying solo at 14 without a license What's wrong with knowing how to fly an airplane at that age anyway?
Proud dad..
I'm sure dad did 90% of that landing.
No he didn't. I've been landing since I was 11. Check out my new videos to see where I am now, still flying the same airplane, the same way.
Michael Harris kid 100% green screen😂😂😂😂
cheater feet the kid is fake it's just a guy with a green suit and they Photoshoped him in
I disagree, a 13-14 year old can land a plane if he/she knows how to
Impressive! Keep it up.
Awesome👌👌
Great job !
I ordered a BLT with extra bacon and no mayo and they give me one and a half pieces of bacon on each TOAST BREAD. Shame on Goodies
And good job landing a real plane at such a young age.
i landed a plane that smooth and I'm 13
No-one cares
Probably in flightsim
Nice job!
MrQuinten67 ya
Buttered
Look outside! You're flying VFR not instrument flying. Instant fail on the flight test. Just saying. Safe flights!
Hahaha. Check out my more recent vids, I've improved a lot :)
nice
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