Another great video Steve, nice that your boss/passengers don't mind you filming enroute with them on board. As usual your explanations of aircraft systems always makes your videos interesting. Gotta say I envied the guy sitting right seat. I know I wouldn't be reading the paper that's for sure.
I've been watching some of your videos and really appreciate your on screen manner. I have worked for a couple companies on some (very) large aircraft and am seriously impressed at how flight systems have progressed since the 1970s. My pilot experience ended when the engine on the club's 1946 Aeronca Champ stopped on run up with another student at the controls in 1974, but I love to see the operation of the flight controls using the GPS systems. Very nice videos.
What a nice ride at 31.000 asl in autumn colors. Smooth ride, and amazed at not even a flake of dust. Real shiny. Thanks for the ride Steve, and the intro on the control column.
Steveo: your videos are simply outstanding. I absolutely enjoy getting a behind the scenes look at flying both the TBM/Caravan and always look forward to seeing a new one that's been posted. It would be very awesome to have a video that showcases the communications that you have with Bahamas ATC (or for that matter, any other carribbean nation's ATC). As a C-152 pilot in the midwestern U.S., seeing/hearing what that's like would really be a glimpse into an exotic world. Keep up the all the great videos man and enjoy the pure freedom of flight. Clear skies and tailwinds my friend!
Stevie great videos. Like every details when you do flight check, taxing toward the runway and take off. Lots of information going on while you are flying. You are knowledgeable and it shows and experience. Big fan of flying.
Steve. Thanks for adding the heading, speed and altitude indicators in the lower left, forward view. It helps when ATC gives direction to see the changes occur as you make them. Love the videos. Thanks
DC Area guy here: the first river you crossed I believe was the Occuquan. When the controller cleared you direct MIXNN, that huge river in front of you was the Potomac, as it was when you turned base to final. The Potomac River is a very rapidly widening river. Just a nav tip from a picky local. Great video.
Hi Steve, just wanted to let you know i love your videos , i am taking my instrument checkride in two weeks. I have watched everyone of your videos and i have learned so much from you. You are very good at what you do, one of the best i have seen in action. Single pilot IFR can be very stressfull, you make it look so easy. You are falwess on the radios. I have over 1200 hours and have been flying for 32 years .. I said to myself i will earn my instrument ticket before i die lol. In a few weeks I will acomplish my goal. I would love to fly with you anytime. If your ever in MA. look me up. Keep up the great work. Joe Barretto Hanson Ma
Steve we just got back from Cuba with Jim. Amazing trip. We flew our private planes into Varadero Cuba and toured our way around La Habana. The Cuban airport authorities actually raised the American flag for our arrival and departure. Very nice people who desperately want better relations with the US. Jim and Margie put together a great trip. Hope you get there soon
Very cool! Glad to hear you had a good trip. I look forward to going down to Cuba next year. Jim is the way to go with assistance of making the trip. Even my insurance company knew about him. lol
Hey there Steve! Just want to let you know, the clips you show and the info you give is exactly the right amount. This was a very interesting flight... something different.
Man awesome video. I love all the new camera angles. Im not a pilot but enjoy flying along on all ur flights. Have watched all ur videos. Love to see all the buttons and gadgets on ur plane it's very interesting. I don't see how u can remember all the read back info correctly all the time. It's so much to hear and comprehend and read back. Guess practice makes perfect. Hey if u ever follow a plane again i would love to see the plane in the air. My wife and I was commenting the other day all the time we fly we never see another plane in the sky knowing there's 100s. Keep em coming.
I love these videos!!! Got my PPL and Inst rating back in 2009 but haven't flown since 2011. These videos give me the motivation to get back up into the sky! One day ill get to do an island hope from Florida haha Livin in Orlando I look for your plane all the time!! Keep up the videos and thank you!
Love watching your videos. I practice writing the ATIS, and IFR clearances down. Good Lord, some of these controllers! I have to rewind several times to get the info, knowing I only have one shot to get it right the first time regardless of 'say again' requests, LOL!
I have friends that went for spring break on a service learning trip and you should go. It's like taking a step back to the 50s they said. But no cell service but they loved it
Great Video, you just gained a new Patron Supporter, by the way when you were on Alpha you taxied right in front of our gates, the vehicles on the airport have stop signs painted on the ground and all aircraft have the right of way.
Loved the video to DC. I grew up there and thats where I received my pilots license before going to work for the FAA at JAX ARTCC.The Atlantic route you flew up was the area I worked at JAX.
Great vid, quality and production are really getting great! And, on this one you flew over my home airport, ILM. If I had only known to be on the lookout for 851TB!
Great video Steve. I've never been to KIAD but my husband has twice. It's not one of his favorite class B airports. But your video of the changing folage on the ground was beautiful this time of year. My husband knew the GM at Signature back a few years ago at IAD. His name was Paul. Can't wait to go to Cuba next year.
Hey Steve I usually go through your videos like a junkie, but I wanted to take a minute to thank you for your awesome videos, I don't know if you also do the editing, but they ROCK!
sorry to hear about the trip to Cuba. I work in the cigar industry, so Cuba is a bucket list trip for me. thanks for the tips on the flight planning, sounds like I need to book a room and plan the flight around that lol
new to your vids, which are amazing. So a new comment to any old vid. I'm such a nerd, i love the ground radio so much, i pull up the airport diagram so i can follow you on the map as you get taxi directions.
thanks for your videos, I look forward to watching them. I got the chance to look in a TBM 900 at the recent AOPA fly in, It was awesome. Must be a joy to fly the TBM
Thanks for another great video. I do enjoy seeing the GPS data from the VIRB front view, but still nothing can tough the picture quality of the GoPro (left wing view). ;-) Keep up the great work!
I am loving your videos. This one from Miami to IAD was a good one. Like I said in another post, I used to follow my son on FlightAware when he flew Falcon 10's from 2/13 to 3/15. I just looked up some of the logs and the flight times were unbelievable. I saw 624mph groundspeed on one leg. Your TBM is way faster than anything I have ever flown but that Falcon blows my mind. Examples are: Palm Beach to Montreal 2hr 30min.Dullas (IAD) to Orlando 1hr 48min. Dullas to Nassau 2hr 4min. Pampano to Dullas 2hr 6min. Palm Beach to New Orleans (NEW) 1hr 30min. I got to take a flight with them from Sanford FL to Pampano it only took 37min. and they only climbed to 15,000. Well enough of life in the fast lane. Fly safe, I would like to buy you a beer sometime, or a diet Coke, your choice :-)
I operate out of KGAI which is located SW of KBWI, before I started my flight training I remember I had to get "special awareness training" to be able to fly in the SFRA which is the 30nm outer ring of that restricted airspace. It's pretty intense flying a 172 in between three class Bravo international airports (KBWI KIAD KDCA)! Pretty cool seeing you fly into Dulles which is where I fly past quite often :)
Holly cow!! that looks just like Ana Maria Polo from "Caso Cerrado" a famous latin show that airs in "telemundo" channel! O.O ... by the way! great video as always, every time i see an upload from you, i take my time just to see them!! blessings from DR.
That was a nice flight Steveo. Never been there but it is on the bucket list. Would be interesting to hear your flight stats. Thanks for all you do. 👍👍👍
greetings from Lisbon, Portugal......great videos, great pilot, ......... continue with that awesome work.........Congrats. from Portugal... ...sorry for the bad english......
Ha!!! I live about 4 miles from the Flatrock VOR. I am at about 38 hours on my way to my private. Really like your videos!!! Stop at the HOVA FOB at Hanover next time. Thats my home base. Thanks for the videos!!!
Like the channel. Single engine that far out is a little nuts, even with the turbine, Esp with pax on board. I personally would like to see you use check lists more. A lot of people like your channel and future pilots would be inspired by your channel and checklist usage is something they would hopefully imitate.
Welcome to my back yard Steve! I'm currently a student a JYO (Leesburg). It wasn't in the video but you may have seen it off your right wing on final approach.
Really enjoy your videos. Thank you for doing the work to bring them to us. The description of the yoke controls and instruments was great.
Another great video Steve, nice that your boss/passengers don't mind you filming enroute with them on board. As usual your explanations of aircraft systems always makes your videos interesting. Gotta say I envied the guy sitting right seat. I know I wouldn't be reading the paper that's for sure.
I've been watching some of your videos and really appreciate your on screen manner. I have worked for a couple companies on some (very) large aircraft and am seriously impressed at how flight systems have progressed since the 1970s. My pilot experience ended when the engine on the club's 1946 Aeronca Champ stopped on run up with another student at the controls in 1974, but I love to see the operation of the flight controls using the GPS systems. Very nice videos.
What a nice ride at 31.000 asl in autumn colors. Smooth ride, and amazed at not even a flake of dust. Real shiny. Thanks for the ride Steve, and the intro on the control column.
Steveo: your videos are simply outstanding. I absolutely enjoy getting a behind the scenes look at flying both the TBM/Caravan and always look forward to seeing a new one that's been posted. It would be very awesome to have a video that showcases the communications that you have with Bahamas ATC (or for that matter, any other carribbean nation's ATC). As a C-152 pilot in the midwestern U.S., seeing/hearing what that's like would really be a glimpse into an exotic world. Keep up the all the great videos man and enjoy the pure freedom of flight. Clear skies and tailwinds my friend!
Love the videos as an up and coming pilot, very helpful with learning and fun to watch! Keep them coming, can't get enough!
Stevie great videos.
Like every details when you do flight check, taxing toward the runway and take off.
Lots of information going on while you are flying.
You are knowledgeable and it shows and experience.
Big fan of flying.
Steve. Thanks for adding the heading, speed and altitude indicators in the lower left, forward view. It helps when ATC gives direction to see the changes occur as you make them. Love the videos. Thanks
DC Area guy here: the first river you crossed I believe was the Occuquan. When the controller cleared you direct MIXNN, that huge river in front of you was the Potomac, as it was when you turned base to final. The Potomac River is a very rapidly widening river. Just a nav tip from a picky local. Great video.
Great to see the work load that goes into landing at a busy major airport. Great video. Thanks for posting. Cheers.
Really enjoying your videos! They are fun to watch yet informational at the same time. Keep up the great work!
I appreciate the time you take to make your vlogs,thanks steve, keep up the good work.
This. This is the type of flying I want to do! Enjoy your videos, Steve!
18:00 SAA my countries airline! Nice flight and great landing steveo
VERY COOL. Thanks for the share of you pilot life! Happy flying and God bless you!
I like the Neistat-inspired timelapses. These videos are getting better and better. I would like to see some layover/vlog-y type stuff sometime.
Hi Steve, just wanted to let you know i love your videos , i am taking my instrument checkride in two weeks. I have watched everyone of your videos and i have learned so much from you. You are very good at what you do, one of the best i have seen in action. Single pilot IFR can be very stressfull, you make it look so easy. You are falwess on the radios. I have over 1200 hours and have been flying for 32 years .. I said to myself i will earn my instrument ticket before i die lol. In a few weeks I will acomplish my goal. I would love to fly with you anytime. If your ever in MA. look me up. Keep up the great work. Joe Barretto Hanson Ma
Very intersting taxi procedure at the end ! thank you Steveo !
Steve we just got back from Cuba with Jim. Amazing trip. We flew our private planes into Varadero Cuba and toured our way around La Habana. The Cuban airport authorities actually raised the American flag for our arrival and departure. Very nice people who desperately want better relations with the US. Jim and Margie put together a great trip. Hope you get there soon
Very cool! Glad to hear you had a good trip. I look forward to going down to Cuba next year. Jim is the way to go with assistance of making the trip. Even my insurance company knew about him. lol
Hey there Steve! Just want to let you know, the clips you show and the info you give is exactly the right amount. This was a very interesting flight... something different.
I envy your knowledge and skill. I loved all the taxi procedures. You are the man
Upping the production value. Nice job with the B roll shots :) And great in depth, clear commentary.
Outstanding video once again. Nice production and editing. Your video's are really becoming very polished.
Fantastic video man!! These cockpit videos / vlogs are great. Cheers man, safe flying!
Man awesome video. I love all the new camera angles. Im not a pilot but enjoy flying along on all ur flights. Have watched all ur videos. Love to see all the buttons and gadgets on ur plane it's very interesting. I don't see how u can remember all the read back info correctly all the time. It's so much to hear and comprehend and read back. Guess practice makes perfect. Hey if u ever follow a plane again i would love to see the plane in the air. My wife and I was commenting the other day all the time we fly we never see another plane in the sky knowing there's 100s. Keep em coming.
Nice smooth flight Stevo as usual thanks for the ride.
Very cool video going into DC airports! Thanks for sharing! Love the videos!
I love these videos!!! Got my PPL and Inst rating back in 2009 but haven't flown since 2011. These videos give me the motivation to get back up into the sky! One day ill get to do an island hope from Florida haha Livin in Orlando I look for your plane all the time!! Keep up the videos and thank you!
Another great trip Stevo!!...keep up these episodes!
Loving that little HUD-like display in the lower right.
Love watching your videos. I practice writing the ATIS, and IFR clearances down. Good Lord, some of these controllers! I have to rewind several times to get the info, knowing I only have one shot to get it right the first time regardless of 'say again' requests, LOL!
I always enjoy flying with you!
I can fly vicariously as though I put in the hard work and had the skills, love the videos.
That was a great landing! Super smooth. I held my breathe the whole time. haha
Awesome video.
I heard you on Potomac APP on Monday. Very cool experience sharing the airspace with Steveo!
Again thanks for taking the time to make these awesome videos. Stay safe
Awesome video as always - thank you for them - they just keep inspiring me.
You make such fantastic videos! For aviation fans your channel is a gem 😄. Thanks for the content.
Thanks Tim! Glad you enjoy the channel.
I have friends that went for spring break on a service learning trip and you should go. It's like taking a step back to the 50s they said. But no cell service but they loved it
Good flight and thanks for waiting for time laps with the moonrise in Washington!
Great Video, you just gained a new Patron Supporter, by the way when you were on Alpha you taxied right in front of our gates, the vehicles on the airport have stop signs painted on the ground and all aircraft have the right of way.
One of your best videos Steve, i work at IAD for Porter Airlines , hope you had a great stay in D.C ! :)
Awesome vid love the different camera angles =) Nice to see the nose camera for the touchdown bit =)
Loved the video to DC. I grew up there and thats where I received my pilots license before going to work for the FAA at JAX ARTCC.The Atlantic route you flew up was the area I worked at JAX.
Great job! Always lots to see at Dulles.
Great vid, quality and production are really getting great! And, on this one you flew over my home airport, ILM. If I had only known to be on the lookout for 851TB!
Great video Steve. I've never been to KIAD but my husband has twice. It's not one of his favorite class B airports. But your video of the changing folage on the ground was beautiful this time of year. My husband knew the GM at Signature back a few years ago at IAD. His name was Paul. Can't wait to go to Cuba next year.
A rad video, as always. Thanks for sharing.
Great stuff Steve o... You have a great job..... Looks like you had some Pax on that flight... Take care Fly safe!
your videos are inspiring! thanks for posting and please keep posting!
Really nice videos, thanks for let us travel with you.
Hey Steve I usually go through your videos like a junkie, but I wanted to take a minute to thank you for your awesome videos, I don't know if you also do the editing, but they ROCK!
sorry to hear about the trip to Cuba. I work in the cigar industry, so Cuba is a bucket list trip for me. thanks for the tips on the flight planning, sounds like I need to book a room and plan the flight around that lol
dat itt, steveo o goin as fast as he can 8)
love t osee the instruments, nice vid as always !
Great job wit da video Steve....keep it coming!
new to your vids, which are amazing. So a new comment to any old vid. I'm such a nerd, i love the ground radio so much, i pull up the airport diagram so i can follow you on the map as you get taxi directions.
Einfach nur Genial, was würde ich dafür tun mal mit Dir ne Woche zu Fliegen....
Love your videos. Thanks a lot. So that you know you have a fan from Madagascar.
You've got an awesome job!! I'm in Wilmington, nice to hear a mention!
The production value is goin up on your vids! Nice work!
+Colin Prenger The new intro/outro are great!
Awesome video as usual. Thanks for sharing.
Love the videos... haven't flown since 2012. Friend of mine was in fatal Accident. Besides that life goes on!!
thanks for your videos, I look forward to watching them. I got the chance to look in a TBM 900 at the recent AOPA fly in, It was awesome. Must be a joy to fly the TBM
+DocsOnAPlane His company should upgrade lol
Great job man! I am loving the new intro/outro clips. Nice!
Thanks for another great video. I do enjoy seeing the GPS data from the VIRB front view, but still nothing can tough the picture quality of the GoPro (left wing view). ;-) Keep up the great work!
great video with a great plane. i wish to refresh my self, wish to fly one of this kind.
Steveo: "Alright, that triple seven just touched down, I can see the smoke from his tires"
Great video thank you for sharing this a fan from the UK
I am loving your videos. This one from Miami to IAD was a good one. Like I said in another post, I used to follow my son on FlightAware when he flew Falcon 10's from 2/13 to 3/15. I just looked up some of the logs and the flight times were unbelievable. I saw 624mph groundspeed on one leg. Your TBM is way faster than anything I have ever flown but that Falcon blows my mind. Examples are: Palm Beach to Montreal 2hr 30min.Dullas (IAD) to Orlando 1hr 48min. Dullas to Nassau 2hr 4min. Pampano to Dullas 2hr 6min. Palm Beach to New Orleans (NEW) 1hr 30min. I got to take a flight with them from Sanford FL to Pampano it only took 37min. and they only climbed to 15,000. Well enough of life in the fast lane. Fly safe, I would like to buy you a beer sometime, or a diet Coke, your choice :-)
Finally! New content.. thanks bud. really enjoy your lifestyle/vids.
I had to laugh when you said you were crossing over "flatrock". I used to live right by the Flatrock VOR and have shot many approaches off of it.
Thanx Steveo..your films are getting better and better.+ 1 like from me....
Hello hope your having a good flight all the clods were nice to see flying through
love that aircraft. Awesome videos
Steve Thank you for making these video's I love watching them... You gave me the fever to buy a TBM 900 or 930...
Another fun to watch vid! Next time you get the plane waxed have them use some swirl remover. Lots of buffer tracks on the wings ;)
Always enjoy your vids...keep them coming please.
Thank you Steveo!
Haha i knew it. Was checking up on flightaware on your next flight vid. 3 hour flight. got to be a video in that. Nice one bro. Awsome flight.
Hey Steveo!!!! Sweet video, I love watching your videos, my dream was to become a pilot, now my son wants to become one and I'm supporting him 100%.
That's awesome your son wants to become a pilot. Before you know it he will be flying you around. :)
Great flight, Steve!
Best pilot's channel on utube. Thank you!
I operate out of KGAI which is located SW of KBWI, before I started my flight training I remember I had to get "special awareness training" to be able to fly in the SFRA which is the 30nm outer ring of that restricted airspace. It's pretty intense flying a 172 in between three class Bravo international airports (KBWI KIAD KDCA)! Pretty cool seeing you fly into Dulles which is where I fly past quite often :)
Another great video, enjoyed it, wish 182's came with rudder trim on the yolk.
excellent video, thanks SteveO
Holly cow!! that looks just like Ana Maria Polo from "Caso Cerrado" a famous latin show that airs in "telemundo" channel! O.O ... by the way! great video as always, every time i see an upload from you, i take my time just to see them!! blessings from DR.
such a neat aircraft! Great video!
Thanks mate you are great ! all the best !
That was a nice flight Steveo. Never been there but it is on the bucket list. Would be interesting to hear your flight stats. Thanks for all you do. 👍👍👍
Looks like you had a pretty full aircraft this time Steveo!
nice video thanks for the intro on the cws button I learned something new.
very nice.... seriously long taxi and frq changes look like fun landing in DC....
greetings from Lisbon, Portugal......great videos, great pilot, ......... continue with that awesome work.........Congrats. from Portugal...
...sorry for the bad english......
Das ist gut
Ha!!! I live about 4 miles from the Flatrock VOR. I am at about 38 hours on my way to my private. Really like your videos!!! Stop at the HOVA FOB at Hanover next time. Thats my home base. Thanks for the videos!!!
Hey, next video could you show us how to file a flight plan? That would be amazing :)
I think he has one or shows how to in one of his videos!
Like the channel. Single engine that far out is a little nuts, even with the turbine, Esp with pax on board. I personally would like to see you use check lists more. A lot of people like your channel and future pilots would be inspired by your channel and checklist usage is something they would hopefully imitate.
Looks like you passed a South African Airways plane as you taxied through A1. #proudlysouthafrican #lovethevlogs
Welcome to my back yard Steve! I'm currently a student a JYO (Leesburg). It wasn't in the video but you may have seen it off your right wing on final approach.
I Like your IFR Vlogs ! - I sometimes do flight vlogs with a paramotor - Not the same instrumentation !!!