Flight Vlog: Charleston Is Always a Good Idea | Pilatus PC-12NG
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- Come along in the Pilatus PC-12NG on a flight to Mount Pleasant, SC (KLRO), just outside of Charleston. We also find out why I always get "Hold for release" instead of a void time at Goshen.
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Bro, your landings are like butter man. Impressive.
Thanks Michael! 😁
HOLD FOR RELEASE FOLLOWUP. To follow up/clarify Clearance Delivery's explanation, as most pilot's know, uncontrolled airports are "one in - one out" meaning once a departure clearance has been given, that shuts down the airport to all additional IFR traffic (arrivals and departures). A HFR is a quick and easy method for controllers to issue you your clearance and then press PAUSE so we don't lock up the airport to additional traffic. It also allows the pilot time to enter everything into their FMS, do last minute checks, taxi to the end of the runway, etc. Once you're ready to go and no additional IFR traffic is in conflict, all ATC has to do is release you and you're on your way. Every controller has been burned at uncontrolled fields once or twice where a pilot will be "looking for their IFR clearance and ready in a few minutes" and then isn't actually ready for another 15-20 minutes (an eternity in ATC world). Maybe it's because they're used to getting their IFR from a tower (clearance delivery position) in which there is no "one in-one out" but in most cases, a HFR is an easy way for everyone to get the information they need and get on their way as soon as they're ready without holding up the airport.
Thanks for that thorough explanation Danny!
Good educational video about pc12’s grant, as I said earlier, keep them coming
Thank you sir!
Always a pleasure riding with a professional like Capt Grant. Thanks.
Awesome video as always! I did well on my interview and I'm going to pc12 ground school next month! Im really excited to learn this airplane!
That’s awesome Matthew, congrats! You’ll love flying it.
@@GrantBaker thanks man!
Nice job! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you Randy!
Grant that was a great video, you have a bad habit of greasing those landings, lol.
Really enjoyed forward camera angle and wing angle during landing.
I love that bird. 👍👍👍
Go Broncos! I teach at WMU and have flown into Mt. Pleasant many times. I enjoyed the video!
That was my first time. Nice little airport!
Great video and thanks for the info at the beginning about the squawk code and not being released until number 1.
Thanks Lance!
Great video once again of the amazing PC12, thanks!