I used to take my daughter flying at that age. She's now 25 and a licensed pilot herself. In my family she is the 4th generation to become a pilot, but she is the first girl to get her license. These are priceless memories to have with our kids, thanks for sharing yours with the rest of us.
That's awesome. I used to take my teen daughters flying back last time I was current, about 20 years back. They learned to fly, we all had a great time. It's a special bond 🙂
@@BananasssssssssI said that to my dad the first time we flew on the concord. When it hit Mach 2 he had to tell me to be quiet because I was yelling, we hit Mach 2, we hit Mach 2.
Looks like it will become a normal thing in here life because she will definitely do it with him countless times more. Also, her dad infected her with the flying bug. She will never get rid of it.
Someday, many, many years from now, when she's your age, she is going to watch this and thank you all over again. You orchestrated a magnificent memory for your daughter, and thanks to today's technology, she'll get to relive this moment for the rest of her life. Good on ya, Dad. You really nailed this.
When this little princess grows up and has children, she will show her children how she spent an incredibly beautiful time with their grandfather with this video. What a great memory.
I totally agree. She absorbs flight as a natural phenomenon, just one more remarkable thing humans can do. I never had such luck but I loved aviation as long as I knew it and enjoyed being a pilot more than almost anything.
Wasn’t blessed with kids but as an international airline pilot and an occasional glider pilot, videos like this put a smile on my face.. congrats.. she’ll always cherish that day! ❤️ ❤️
My dad was a flyer in WWII. When I was about 3 (1953) my dad took me flying in a J 3 Cub much like yours. What a thrill. It changed my life. Thanks for the video and the memory. Your daughters will remember this forever. Beautiful, just Beautiful!
THIS ❤️ is what it's all about! I was actually crying tears of joy as I watched this video. It brought back memories of my grandfather and his love of aviation... a passion I share with him and his memory ❤️. Sadly, I never got to fly in his J-3 Cub. A terrible thunderstorm struck 8A6 Wilgrove Airpark while he was out of town on business, and many airplanes were destroyed by the extreme winds. His was one of them. Watching your sweet flight with your daughter made me think of what could've been for my grandfather and me once. 😊 Thank you so much, Joe, for creating and sharing this special video. You and your family will always cherish this beautiful day. May God bless you always 🙏 ❤️
Me to! I used to fly with my gramps in his Aeronca. Now I fly it. After I got signed off to fly it (insurance checkout) I had to gather my composure before my 1st solo.
My goodness, I loved every second of that, she is sooo cute and sweet, great job dad in explaining and nurturing her first flight, due to poor health I no longer fly, enjoy every flight as your last.
Magical. your Dad skills are 10/10 brother. I have always had the dream of flying - but never had the opportunity. I encouraged our little boys -- now , not so little - we have a PPL in the family - and he's going for commercial now. We do things for our kids that we didn't have... You are doing it right. thank you for the video.
You had me after pancakes. Pure gold. Brought back lots of great memories flying with my mom and dad just a bit older than Amilia. We all need to take notes on her pure joy of just running around in a circle on the grass.
@@BananasssssssssIsn’t that the truth! You can buy them a toy or something and they’ll ignore the toy and make a fort out of the box the toy came in, and move into it! I😂
I've never watched a video of yours. I don't have a daughter. This video makes me smile and feel filled with joy. What a wonderful way to preserve and cherish your memories...
@@Bananasssssssss I’m sure they will! Our Sunday morning breakfast at the air park was our tradition and later my wife enjoyed that tradition with us. Beautify Cub by the way, mine needs a total rebuild, my retirement project!
This is exactly how I was introduced to Flying my dad had a cub 1947 I think. I know it had a Franklin engine. I was about the same age as this little girl. I sat in the front seat couldn't see anything out the front windshield had to look out the sides my dad was 6 ft 5 so i had his long legs next to me. I earned my pilot's license at 18 years old and ended up becoming a commercial pilot. I still remember taking my dad up few months before I had my license shortly before he died. I still don't regret bending the rules. No radio, no lights, no Electric System, a simpler time.
Two things that I remember was the fuel indicator. A bent wire that came out of the fuel cap on top of the engine cowling. When flying with the doors open. Your stall warning indicator was the lower door raising up as you were approaching a stall.
This is the best thing I've ever seen on TH-cam. Dad took me up in his Taylorcraft when I was about that age. I will never forget that ride. Neither will she.
Have 2 boys about her age. Actually made me tear up a little when she said 'best day ever'. That's literally my favorite thing to hear. Good on you dad!
"Are we flying now?" - love it from I'm scared to best day ever , this is fun - brings back memories of flying with my father when I was a kid. I remember the first time he made a bank turn. I looked down out the window and was scared. So I leaned way over against my dad. He said, "Are you scared?" - unlike this precious, honest girl who said she was scared, I said , "No, I just wanted to see out your window". I think I was 5 years old.
So cool, what great memories this will make. This reminds me of a memory of mine. When I was kid just a few years older than her I’d won the prize of being able to go for a flight like this from our Church’s Vacation Bible School contest for who brings the most guests along with you at the end of VBS. It was so cool, we got to go fly over the Church and our house. Man did I ever love that flight and VBS. Thank you Lord that was fun. 😊
4 years ago, I took my youngest grandson Mike up in my RV6 for his first flight ever. The noise he made when I built speed and did a pull-up at the end of the runway made my 20 year build effort totally worthwhile!
Outstanding! My son and I rode front seat in a J-3 when he was 2yo. We flew over our house while the wife was outside hanging his little brother's diapers on the clothesline. My friend throttled back and she said she could hear him calling "Momma" from 300'. Great first experience in a string of many involving aviation that I've been able to share over my career as a commercial pilot. Like my son, that first flight surely has set the hook deep for Amelia for a love of flying.
Just over-the-top darling! A bright yellow Piper Cub, a beautiful warm day and a cute little gal as your passenger- just doesn't get any better than that!
Flying with Daddy is something this little girl will always remember. I am 61 years old, and my Daddy had a J3 Cub when I was Little and flying with him are some of my most wonderful memories.
I can't believe this little girl is a spitting image of my daughter Samantha when she was 3......it felt like a lump in my throat to see this beautiful family....Samantha, she is 50 now...
Around 1952, my older brother was in his teens and had a private pilot's license. He took little me up in a J-3 for my first ever plane ride. Vivid memory, as she will have. This video takes me back.
@Bananasssssssss it reminded me of the times with my daughter I spent every minute I could with her. Cherish every moment because before you know it their a young woman. My daughter now is a midwife and she love me to bits and often reflects on our time together. Would change a thing. Have a lovely life. Stephen H.
My first aviation memory was information with my Dad’s 210. I was with my mom in her bonanza. My sisters was screaming for her mommy and remained just terrified. Meanwhile my mom was flopping the controls over to my side so I could see how the controls worked. I had to stand on the see]at to see outside. We flew up to Myrtle Beach to stay at a nice hotel on the beach. My granddad taught my mother in 37. My dad learned in a hurry to fly B17’s in 42. This month, I’ve had my license for 51 years. Flight kinda sticks to your ribs and you can’t stop. This lassie’s pink heads are so cute.
Great video! She wasn’t the least bit frightened. You prepped her well. My first flight was with my Father in a Stearman bi-plane. Still flying, until I can’t. I’ll age out before long, but the memories will always be there. Your daughter will always remember her first flight, and it was with her Dad. Pretty special.
I may not word this right so bare with me. The thing I love about this is your setting the foundation for her on how her future man should treat her with respect, caring, concern and love. THAT is a true FATHERs job, hats off to you my man..... Best wishes for you all and safe flying.
Patrick, thank you for saying that. It was the first thing that came to my mind when the video started. Dad has made quite an impression on his daughter in her formative years. God bless you all.🙏
@@gwenjones8 Thx, I just had to, I just feel a lot of parents now a days don't realize just how much kids unconditionally trust and respect their parents, I felt Joe was not taking advantage of that and he was continuing to ensure her she could trust him, he knows the dangers, her not so much. Hopefully she will continue to look for these qualities in people she meets in her life. I'm rambling now so I'll zip it. Peace to all.
I don't think there is anything as gratifying as doing the first thing with your child they have only watched before. Just the look on her face and smile was priceless for me so could imagine for her dad. Thumbs up for both of them.
I remember the first time I flew with my dad in our J-3 Cub.. I was 5 in 1949; we flew out of Hawthorne Municipal where had built his first hanger and machine shop.The Cub is still flying today out of El Monte Airport. I don’t remember how long we flew but I was hooked and continued to fly with him until he died in 1963 when I was 19. I never got my license or never went up in another private plane. The many hours I spent with him in our various planes and doing many hours with my hands and feet on the controls is and will be always the greatest time I ever spent with him.
I Absolutely Loved ❤️ this video I couldn’t stop crying your Daughter will never forget this moment thank you so much for sharing your special time with your Daughter and with all of us 👏🏽
I remember a little brown eyed, curly haired girl I took flying 25 years ago. An old Piper Cherokee 140 (1965) in the summer from a grass strip. We flew to Tulsa for snow cones at the airport snack shack.
What a cool guy, father and husband. Aside from this video being so beautiful to watch, what stands out to me is the insitution of family and the character of this man. Anyone without a dad, especially a good one, is at such a loss in life. This is a wonderful video for ALL these reasons. I wish all men were good fathers. This world would be a far better place.
@@2pugman You sure it was a J3? Pretty sure they all have always had that exact throttle locations and type. There are several 'similar' planes. I've been in many J3's. All are identical. Been around planes for 30 years. Anyway. The important thing is, you had a chance to fly! It's one of the most magical experiences in life!
I got so emotional with this one. I was around her age when my father being a duster pilot gave me my first ride, it was awesome. As a result I am a pilot now, flied many B737 (400-700-800-900er-max) and finally B777 and B787 with 15k hours logged in.
Just came upon this. Best day ever🤩🤩. She is adorable and adventurous. I look forward to watching all of your future posts. God Bless you and your family.🙏❤️
That's awesome. My favorite thing to do is take kids flying. The nervous ones are always smiles when we lift off. The amount of responsibility is equal to the joy of sharing GA.
That girl will have no problem whatsoever to find her way as a commercial pilot should she choose to become a professional pilot thanks to the wisdom of her father, so she can live up to the standards imposed by the economic system. She will find someone to live according to her standards and not according to her father’s standards. Writing from France.
Brings back lots of memories. Dad sat me on a boat cushion so I could see over the dash...8yrs old. I later soloed in our Cub, rebuilt it as an A&P. I lost several hats in that cockpit!
This man reminds me of my Daddy when I was little. He was the gentlest, most patient man w me, but a freaking KILLER BEAST on the Battlefield. R.I.P. CWO Ken Cordell
What a great joy to see, I remember when my dad brought me up in his ultralight when I was only about knee high. May your flights be as safe as mine have been, and may it be an everlasting joy like it has been for me. I still find great joy in going flying with dad in his plane even though I am about 50 years of age and will never forget all the great joys I have had flying with dad God bless you and your family, may you always be safe.
I used to take my daughter flying at that age. She's now 25 and a licensed pilot herself. In my family she is the 4th generation to become a pilot, but she is the first girl to get her license. These are priceless memories to have with our kids, thanks for sharing yours with the rest of us.
That's awesome. I used to take my teen daughters flying back last time I was current, about 20 years back. They learned to fly, we all had a great time. It's a special bond 🙂
Someday she may take her family flying or on vacation
Dad: "This is the best day ever!" No amount of money, even a billion dollars, could buy these moments.
100%
@@BananasssssssssI said that to my dad the first time we flew on the concord. When it hit Mach 2 he had to tell me to be quiet because I was yelling, we hit Mach 2, we hit Mach 2.
Flying with her dad will be a memory that will stay with her forever!
I hope so!
Y cuando sea abuela loa nietos le preguntarán ¿Hiciste éso en éso? ❤😊
😮It'll also stay with her Dad forever. I have those memories with my oldest daughter who will be 54 this year.
Looks like it will become a normal thing in here life because she will definitely do it with him countless times more. Also, her dad infected her with the flying bug. She will never get rid of it.
@Love.is.the.Key. Dad is her protector. He gives her the strength to tackle difficult situations headlong and unafraid.
Someday, many, many years from now, when she's your age, she is going to watch this and thank you all over again. You orchestrated a magnificent memory for your daughter, and thanks to today's technology, she'll get to relive this moment for the rest of her life. Good on ya, Dad. You really nailed this.
Excuse me...I need a minute to inspect my eyes. They seem to be leaking out of limits....
There is nothing more heart warming than to watch the world through a young girls eyes.
We always sat in the rear seat in my Grandfather's J3. All three of us could sit in it at the same time.
When this little princess grows up and has children, she will show her children how she spent an incredibly beautiful time with their grandfather with this video. What a great memory.
I totally agree. She absorbs flight as a natural phenomenon, just one more remarkable thing humans can do.
I never had such luck but I loved aviation as long as I knew it and enjoyed being a pilot more than almost anything.
God bless her she is wonderful
She's a natural! Won't be long til she's got you sitting in the front seat Joe. Brilliant stuff...
I hope so!!
Yea I can see that 🙂
“Best day ever”!!! What a special daddy daughter moment!! Thanks for sharing this special video Joe!
My pleasure! Thanks for watching!
It's wonderful that an 83-year-old plane can give so much joy to a young child. The result of an excellently designed and very well piloted machine.
Wasn’t blessed with kids but as an international airline pilot and an occasional glider pilot, videos like this put a smile on my face..
congrats.. she’ll always cherish that day!
❤️ ❤️
Thank you!
It's so cute to watch family videos like this. It's like pure oxygen. My Sub for your channel, I love it. Good luck with growing!!!
My dad was a flyer in WWII. When I was about 3 (1953) my dad took me flying in a J 3 Cub much like yours. What a thrill. It changed my life. Thanks for the video and the memory. Your daughters will remember this forever. Beautiful, just Beautiful!
Thanks for watching
THIS ❤️ is what it's all about! I was actually crying tears of joy as I watched this video. It brought back memories of my grandfather and his love of aviation... a passion I share with him and his memory ❤️. Sadly, I never got to fly in his J-3 Cub. A terrible thunderstorm struck 8A6 Wilgrove Airpark while he was out of town on business, and many airplanes were destroyed by the extreme winds. His was one of them. Watching your sweet flight with your daughter made me think of what could've been for my grandfather and me once. 😊 Thank you so much, Joe, for creating and sharing this special video. You and your family will always cherish this beautiful day. May God bless you always 🙏 ❤️
Thanks Glenn!
Me to! I used to fly with my gramps in his Aeronca. Now I fly it. After I got signed off to fly it (insurance checkout) I had to gather my composure before my 1st solo.
My goodness, I loved every second of that, she is sooo cute and sweet, great job dad in explaining and nurturing her first flight, due to poor health I no longer fly, enjoy every flight as your last.
Me too. Tears of joy in remembrance! Oh to be young again!
Moments like this is what makes life worthwhile.
The only thing better than every kid having a father...
is every kid having a good father!
Magical. your Dad skills are 10/10 brother. I have always had the dream of flying - but never had the opportunity. I encouraged our little boys -- now , not so little - we have a PPL in the family - and he's going for commercial now. We do things for our kids that we didn't have... You are doing it right. thank you for the video.
Thank you!
You had me after pancakes. Pure gold. Brought back lots of great memories flying with my mom and dad just a bit older than Amilia. We all need to take notes on her pure joy of just running around in a circle on the grass.
Really seems to be the simple things they enjoy the most.
@@BananasssssssssIsn’t that the truth! You can buy them a toy or something and they’ll ignore the toy and make a fort out of the box the toy came in, and move into it! I😂
Videos of the joy of a child are the best thing to find on TH-cam. Thank you very much.
Thank you!
I've never watched a video of yours. I don't have a daughter.
This video makes me smile and feel filled with joy.
What a wonderful way to preserve and cherish your memories...
Thank you! Sincerely appreciate that!
Retired pilot here, I remember my Dad and I flying our J-3 together on Sunday mornings, best days of my life!
Hopefully my girls look back and think the same
@@Bananasssssssss I’m sure they will! Our Sunday morning breakfast at the air park was our tradition and later my wife enjoyed that tradition with us. Beautify Cub by the way, mine needs a total rebuild, my retirement project!
This is exactly how I was introduced to Flying my dad had a cub 1947 I think. I know it had a Franklin engine. I was about the same age as this little girl.
I sat in the front seat couldn't see anything out the front windshield had to look out the sides my dad was 6 ft 5 so i had his long legs next to me.
I earned my pilot's license at 18 years old and ended up becoming a commercial pilot.
I still remember taking my dad up few months before I had my license shortly before he died. I still don't regret bending the rules. No radio, no lights, no Electric System, a simpler time.
This Cub came with a Franklin originally from the factory.
Two things that I remember was the fuel indicator. A bent wire that came out of the fuel cap on top of the engine cowling. When flying with the doors open. Your stall warning indicator was the lower door raising up as you were approaching a stall.
When i was little, my Dad took me flying in his Cessna 172 many years ago
This is the best thing I've ever seen on TH-cam. Dad took me up in his Taylorcraft when I was about that age. I will never forget that ride. Neither will she.
A moment to treasure forever. Daddy's and their little girls have a special bond and it's so cool to give them experiences like this. 🥰
Whe she said "The Best Day Ever" my heart melted, bless her ♥️
The way she touched her dad's face. Beautiful.
Have 2 boys about her age. Actually made me tear up a little when she said 'best day ever'. That's literally my favorite thing to hear. Good on you dad!
At 9:25, when she simply runs around, loving life, no doubt taking in all the beauty in the world. I can almost smell the grass. Thanks for sharing.
"Are we flying now?" - love it from I'm scared to best day ever , this is fun
- brings back memories of flying with my father when I was a kid.
I remember the first time he made a bank turn. I looked down out the window and was scared. So I leaned way over against my dad. He said, "Are you scared?" -
unlike this precious, honest girl who said she was scared,
I said , "No, I just wanted to see out your window".
I think I was 5 years old.
So cool, what great memories this will make. This reminds me of a memory of mine. When I was kid just a few years older than her I’d won the prize of being able to go for a flight like this from our Church’s Vacation Bible School contest for who brings the most guests along with you at the end of VBS. It was so cool, we got to go fly over the Church and our house. Man did I ever love that flight and VBS. Thank you Lord that was fun. 😊
4 years ago, I took my youngest grandson Mike up in my RV6 for his first flight ever. The noise he made when I built speed and did a pull-up at the end of the runway made my 20 year build effort totally worthwhile!
CF-LVW on the bucking bar! Horizontal and Vertical! Dad has been flyen since 69! Vernon b.c.
This was so precious my teeth fell out!
What a great dad! And might I say, that is one of the sweetest looking J-3 Cubs I have ever seen. You are one very blessed man!
Wow, thank you!
I have watched thousands of TH-cam videos and this one has to rank near the top. What memories and a lucky family.
I can't tell you the emotions that this brings back to me.
Outstanding! My son and I rode front seat in a J-3 when he was 2yo. We flew over our house while the wife was outside hanging his little brother's diapers on the clothesline. My friend throttled back and she said she could hear him calling "Momma" from 300'. Great first experience in a string of many involving aviation that I've been able to share over my career as a commercial pilot. Like my son, that first flight surely has set the hook deep for Amelia for a love of flying.
ha! hard to beat an open door J3 for first flight experience.
Just over-the-top darling! A bright yellow Piper Cub, a beautiful warm day and a cute little gal as your passenger- just doesn't get any better than that!
Agreed! Days like this really are
The ones I’ll remember forever
Flying with Daddy is something this little girl will always remember. I am 61 years old, and my Daddy had a J3 Cub when I was Little and flying with him are some of my most wonderful memories.
Amazing Dad Award! She will never top that nor forget it!
Tricked her with the mention of pancakes but at “best day ever”, you likely made a future pilot. Great video, great relationship father daughter.
Thank you!
This is how children should be raised. That is one fearless human in the making.
That tiny hand feeling the air as the plane was taking off, and just the experience, I wish I had anything close to this, beautiful..
I can't think of a more wonderful way to introduce the next generation to the joys of aviation! Thanks for sharing this! :)
My pleasure! Thanks for watching
Well done Joe! That’s definitely what life’s all about!
I can't believe this little girl is a spitting image of my daughter Samantha when she was 3......it felt like a lump in my throat to see this beautiful family....Samantha, she is 50 now...
*That's awesome.* I'm glad TH-cam brought you to me.
Thank you!
Just the simple fact that you get to do this with your daughter is amazing! I have 3 and have nothing this close. Great work dad!
Her smile when you first start the engine: PRICELESS!
Her memories with his dad will be priceless too 🤗🤗🤩
Dad of the year award . Great video
Thank you!
What a brave, happy, inquisitive, gorgeous little girl, what a wonderful 'vintage 'plane' to soar in the skies, and what a great Dad!
My favorite memories are flying with my Dad and flying with my son. I wish those 2 could have flown together. That would have been perfection
Around 1952, my older brother was in his teens and had a private pilot's license. He took little me up in a J-3 for my first ever plane ride. Vivid memory, as she will have. This video takes me back.
This is adorable a real father and daughter moment.
Thank you!!
@Bananasssssssss it reminded me of the times with my daughter I spent every minute I could with her.
Cherish every moment because before you know it their a young woman. My daughter now is a midwife and she love me to bits and often reflects on our time together.
Would change a thing.
Have a lovely life.
Stephen H.
@@stephenhodkinson7707 thank you for sharing!
@@Bananasssssssss ❤️
Nothing better than having a daughter... and being a daddy.
What a great Dad. Your daughters will alway remember your Love!
Thank you!
Watched this sitting between with my two young daughters, who’ve only sat in the back seat. Now they want a ride in that J-3.
They have good taste!!
Everything about this video = video of the year.
Thank you!
Have a '39 Cub and a 4 month old granddaughter. Hope to do this some day. Great little pilot you got there. Enjoy every minute Joe. They grow up fast.
Best video ever makes me miss my Dad a little. Put a smile on my face THANK YOU
blue skies and grass strips forever.
Thank you! I appreciate. Glad I could put a smile on your face
That's an amazing memory. Thanks for sharing.
Our pleasure!
Probably, no absolutely the best video I have seen on TH-cam! Precious memories you and your daughter will have for a lifetime.
THANK YOU!
5:28 Nice video. Those powerlines could use some markers.
My first aviation memory was information with my Dad’s 210. I was with my mom in her bonanza. My sisters was screaming for her mommy and remained just terrified. Meanwhile my mom was flopping the controls over to my side so I could see how the controls worked. I had to stand on the see]at to see outside. We flew up to Myrtle Beach to stay at a nice hotel on the beach.
My granddad taught my mother in 37. My dad learned in a hurry to fly B17’s in 42.
This month, I’ve had my license for 51 years. Flight kinda sticks to your ribs and you can’t stop.
This lassie’s pink heads are so cute.
Great video! She wasn’t the least bit frightened. You prepped her well. My first flight was with my Father in a Stearman bi-plane. Still flying, until I can’t. I’ll age out before long, but the memories will always be there. Your daughter will always remember her first flight, and it was with her Dad. Pretty special.
I may not word this right so bare with me. The thing I love about this is your setting the foundation for her on how her future man should treat her with respect, caring, concern and love. THAT is a true FATHERs job, hats off to you my man.....
Best wishes for you all and safe flying.
Thank you for this Patrick, it's sincerely appreciated.
Patrick, thank you for saying that. It was the first thing that came to my mind when the video started. Dad has made quite an impression on his daughter in her formative years. God bless you all.🙏
@@gwenjones8 Thx, I just had to, I just feel a lot of parents now a days don't realize just how much kids unconditionally trust and respect their parents, I felt Joe was not taking advantage of that and he was continuing to ensure her she could trust him, he knows the dangers, her not so much. Hopefully she will continue to look for these qualities in people she meets in her life. I'm rambling now so I'll zip it. Peace to all.
@@Patrick42567 👍🙂
I don't think there is anything as gratifying as doing the first thing with your child they have only watched before. Just the look on her face and smile was priceless for me so could imagine for her dad. Thumbs up for both of them.
100% agree!
So special! I too have a daughter named Amelia, inspired by Amelia Earhart.
Awesome Dad, what a memory that your daughter and you will have to share.
Thank you!
Super fun to watch. Good job Amelia😊
I remember the first time I flew with my dad in our J-3 Cub.. I was 5 in 1949; we flew out of Hawthorne Municipal where had built his first hanger and machine shop.The Cub is still flying today out of El Monte Airport. I don’t remember how long we flew but I was hooked and continued to fly with him until he died in 1963 when I was 19. I never got my license or never went up in another private plane.
The many hours I spent with him in our various planes and doing many hours with my hands and feet on the controls is and will be always the greatest time I ever spent with him.
I Absolutely Loved ❤️ this video I couldn’t stop crying your Daughter will never forget this moment thank you so much for sharing your special time with your Daughter and with all of us 👏🏽
Thank you!
I remember a little brown eyed, curly haired girl I took flying 25 years ago. An old Piper Cherokee 140 (1965) in the summer from a grass strip. We flew to Tulsa for snow cones at the airport snack shack.
Good job! I took my daughter with me flying when she was 5. We went to Lancaster airport for afternoon tea. She had a good time too.
Priceless !
Thanks for sharing this special moment !
You bet!
What a cool guy, father and husband. Aside from this video being so beautiful to watch, what stands out to me is the insitution of family and the character of this man. Anyone without a dad, especially a good one, is at such a loss in life. This is a wonderful video for ALL these reasons. I wish all men were good fathers. This world would be a far better place.
Thank you! Really appreciate that
You've just made an avid pilot.... she will never forget this day.....
I Hope!
Reminded me of the first time I took my son flying on the Cub. Great stuff and something you will both remember forever. Thx.
'this is the best day ever'!!!!
The creation of a beautiful, lifelong memory! ❤
Exactly, how a J3 should be used! LOL. The plane that will bring a smile to everyone's face! She'll be landing by next year.
Great video ! The Cub J3 I took my lessons in didn't have a throttle like that. It was an old fashioned window sash lock ! 1964.
@@2pugman You sure it was a J3? Pretty sure they all have always had that exact throttle locations and type. There are several 'similar' planes. I've been in many J3's. All are identical. Been around planes for 30 years. Anyway. The important thing is, you had a chance to fly! It's one of the most magical experiences in life!
I did not see the fuel float. Ours had a cork fuel float sitting on tundra tires
This is a very beautiful moment, thank you for sharing.
This world belongs to the children, parents are here to enjoy the process of teaching them as much as possible for when we are no longer with them.
I can only imagine the feelings of joy that you must have had! Your daughter will remember her first flight forever!
Great memory for sure!
How can you bring up pancakes if they're not available? That's crazy.
I got so emotional with this one. I was around her age when my father being a duster pilot gave me my first ride, it was awesome. As a result I am a pilot now, flied many B737 (400-700-800-900er-max) and finally B777 and B787 with 15k hours logged in.
New bucket list items; 1. Have daughter. 2. Buy J-3.
Just came upon this. Best day ever🤩🤩. She is adorable and adventurous. I look forward to watching all of your future posts. God Bless you and your family.🙏❤️
Thank you!
I’m not sure who’s enjoying this more. It appears to be a tie.
One thing for sure, we both won’t forget it!! (Hopefully anyway, lol)
That's awesome. My favorite thing to do is take kids flying. The nervous ones are always smiles when we lift off. The amount of responsibility is equal to the joy of sharing GA.
That girl is gonna have trouble finding a partner when she's grown who can live up to the standards set by her dad.
Creepy and weird thing to say.
And being called buddy all the time lol
That girl will have no problem whatsoever to find her way as a commercial pilot should she choose to become a professional pilot thanks to the wisdom of her father, so she can live up to the standards imposed by the economic system.
She will find someone to live according to her standards and not according to her father’s standards.
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lol…and “fun at parties” guy has made the scene…
She’ll never forget this day !! ❤❤
I took my first plane ride in a J-3 61 years ago. I'm now 69 and have a Taylorcraft. Love this video 😊.
Brings back lots of memories. Dad sat me on a boat cushion so I could see over the dash...8yrs old. I later soloed in our Cub, rebuilt it as an A&P.
I lost several hats in that cockpit!
So totally awesome. Great job as a father, pilot and producer. THIS is what each of those is all about. 🤗
Thank you!
This man reminds me of my Daddy when I was little. He was the gentlest, most patient man w me, but a freaking KILLER BEAST on the Battlefield. R.I.P. CWO Ken Cordell
What a great joy to see, I remember when my dad brought me up in his ultralight when I was only about knee high. May your flights be as safe as mine have been, and may it be an everlasting joy like it has been for me. I still find great joy in going flying with dad in his plane even though I am about 50 years of age and will never forget all the great joys I have had flying with dad God bless you and your family, may you always be safe.
Thanks for the kind words. Aviation is truly a gift.
Pure Love and Joy! Life is good!
Awesome!!! That time you and your little Amelia spent in the Cub was priceless👍🏼
Best video I've seen for years glad she enjoyed it.
Thank you!
What a great Dad.....she'll never forget it! I know you won't either!