What a nice guy. I have no idea how some people can criticize him for anything. He gave the young guy a ride for free just to help out a fellow aviator. That is what being an aviator and a good person is all about. He explained a bit of the differences between flying a slower piston versus a faster turboprop. Thats something that most people would want to know if they were flying in an upgraded plane such as the Lancair. I think they are a lot of bitter, jealous, wanna be pilots in the world. Who have they helped out lately other than themselves. Thank you Craig for being who you are.
That's Pretty cool. Pilots look out for each other. I've trying to get back to flying but something always comes and I have to put it in the back burner. Someday my friends. Am happy for all you guys and gals who fly be it for Fun or Business I am proud of ALL of you. I'll keep in touch via You Tube when you all post your videos. Keep them coming and Thanks. Enjoy the skies and fly Safe!!!!!!!
@@thisismagacountry1318 I believe lancairs are known to be hard to get out of a spin. There is a retired airforce guy on youtube with a lancair... 360? And basically said do not stall the aircraft, because its very difficult to recover. I dont know specifically if that would be the case for a lancair IVP.
I love your channel! I also liked the part about pilots taking care of pilots. I am a low time single engine air (who hasn't flown in a long time) pilot. My dad, who used to strap me in the back seat of his T-34A as a child, used to say the same thing. In aviation, it's not what you know that makes it fun, it's who you know. He would also point out that at any airshow, with 1000's of people attending, you never see trash on the ground. The general aviation community is of a different breed. Keep up the great "work"! I love your channel and hope to get back in the air soon.
Wow - what an exciting ride to get you to the "reunion". It is really great of the flying fraternity to help one another out like that. And in such style!. Great video. Thanks for sharing.
I "flew" a Lancair IV-P (350 HP turbocharged and pressurized) around the world once via Microsoft Flight Simulator. It was an absolute delight. MSFS is amazingly accurate ; I "flew" a Cessna 172 at my home airport and it was scarily lifelike, right down to the clatter of the 4-cylinder engine and the sloppy controls. So I assume the Lancair was as realistic. I got 300 MPH at FL 230 (say 23,000 feet) on 18 gallons per hour, which is amazingly efficient. The downside is that the aircraft flies like a fighter and takes some finesse to operate. I've always wanted to own a real IV-P --- but it's $400,00+!
Thank you for sharing! We are currently developing a Twin, Ducted Fan, Hybrid High-Wing GA Aircraft. We decided high-wing, because of the superior view that high wings provide to our all important Passengers. The design has the wings set back far enough for better view from base to final. Also included are two exterior mounted cameras for increased visibility to the PIC. Our ducted fan design will provide a more quiet experience, with minimal cabin vibration. We are expecting to reduce the fuel burn from an average twin by up to 50% or better. Picture a GA A/C the size of a C-182. Keep up the great work!
AEROMAGNUM TV You sound like you’re describing an electric radio controlled airplane What engine were you planning to power that EDF with? Unless you meant turbofan engines? And the engines under the wings Interesting concept, how far along are you now? I see your comment is from a while back!
I myself had the distinct honor of joining Craig in the seat of honor from KGTU to KERV and back. I would describe, using all of my abilities as an English major, writer, and aviation passionate, his plane as :"Orgasmic" :-D
I am interested actually in turbo props. hopefully after my bachelors in commercial aviation I can afford an Extra 500. i used to fly piston xl2's and a 172 once. but i never finished my private pilot license.
i read the private pilot blueprint and omg am i impressed. im 15 and really looking forward into avaition and aslo for a career. this book is detailed and got me what i needed. but there is only one thing holding me in my way. i live in the UK, Wales to be exact and there arent many good flying clubs around. my friend wants to move to california when hes older to become a game designer which he already has been doing. and we were talking about both going over there becuase the flying lessons are so much cheaper. also love the videos, been a sub here from the start and enjoyed every minute of them. keep up the good work. and have fun in the newly painted C172.
+Nick Landman when i watch his video it seemed like the paint job should be wrapping up soon when in fact it was painted over a month ago. I got a sneak peak of it a few days ago and have a short video of a night landing in austin (KAUS). it's hard to see but you can tell there's nice shiny paint when the strobes flash.
Hey Josh just wait till you take a turbo-prop at night. You can see a white flame coming out of the exhaust pipes. It's very cool. I got the privilege of getting to see that in flight just a few nights ago. I the it's very peaceful as well.
I see a Redbird Redhawk at 1:05... You need to let me know when you are stopping by the Skyport... I am there every Wednesday. I will take you in the simulators!
You should fly to Olney, Tx and check out Air Tractor! They have an awesome facility and love to do tours! If you go you should stop by Starks Aviation and check out his gyrocopters, and tell Bob I say hi!
+Nils Cassiers I have found that most of the time airplanes have an AUX audio jack. I almost always fly to music, it helps on longer flights. Like josh said it mutes when either a passenger or ATC talks, which can actually be really annoying.
Hey Craig,,, you mentioned something about not wanting to run out of fuel....and when the fire goes out....the fire goes out...!!! Is this Lancair capable of gliding at all...I guess what I'm asking is that if the engine were to go out...could you put her down in an open field somewhere. Thanks Steven A. Capizzi Columbus, Ohio USA
I had mention Ram's horn yokes vs. stick in one of your other videos. If I had to have stick, I would have to have the side mounted version, as seen in this awesome turboprop you are flying in! Actually saw an awesome RV10 4-place recently, that has the side stick option, like the one seen in this video or like the Cirrus a/c. Problem is...the RV10 is a low wing, lol!:) One of the main reasons I lve to fly, is the footage at 5:17 thru 5:23!
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What a nice guy. I have no idea how some people can criticize him for anything. He gave the young guy a ride for free just to help out a fellow aviator. That is what being an aviator and a good person is all about. He explained a bit of the differences between flying a slower piston versus a faster turboprop. Thats something that most people would want to know if they were flying in an upgraded plane such as the Lancair. I think they are a lot of bitter, jealous, wanna be pilots in the world. Who have they helped out lately other than themselves. Thank you Craig for being who you are.
Was it because of the crash? I haven’t seen any criticisms in the comments?
The sound of the engine start up is my new ringtone.
How do you make a small fortune in aviation?
Start with a large one!
Start with a big fortune.
Start with a really big one, or you can spend 75% of your capital on advertisement and about 15% on the product. Then you stand half a chance
Josh Davies start with a large one🤣
Josh Davies it gets worse with race cars😳
smuggle weed
Imagine the amount of right rudder needed in that beast. Straight torque monster.
That's Pretty cool. Pilots look out for each other. I've trying to get back to flying but something always comes and I have to put it in the back burner. Someday my friends. Am happy for all you guys and gals who fly be it for Fun or Business I am proud of ALL of you. I'll keep in touch via You Tube when you all post your videos. Keep them coming and Thanks. Enjoy the skies and fly Safe!!!!!!!
The lancair IV turboprop is a true beast, that one is nicely finished inside, just don't ever stall her. ever
Why? I'm learning to fly and hope to afford a Pipistrel Panthera someday.
THIS IS #MAGA COUNTRY probably has bad stall characteristics that make it more prone to spinning.
For a second I was like why did you say the MAGA part but then I realized it was the other guy's username XD
@@thisismagacountry1318 I believe lancairs are known to be hard to get out of a spin. There is a retired airforce guy on youtube with a lancair... 360? And basically said do not stall the aircraft, because its very difficult to recover.
I dont know specifically if that would be the case for a lancair IVP.
It reminds me of when I was a young pilot and the nice guys that helped me discover the love of flying
Damn, that start up noise.... makes me feel butterflies in my stomach :D. The Lancair is an epic machine indeed! Thanks for sharing :)
I want this
I'm always happy when I get the notification that a new MrAviation101 video is up! :)
Also: Many congrats on your IR!! ;)
I love your channel! I also liked the part about pilots taking care of pilots. I am a low time single engine air (who hasn't flown in a long time) pilot. My dad, who used to strap me in the back seat of his T-34A as a child, used to say the same thing. In aviation, it's not what you know that makes it fun, it's who you know. He would also point out that at any airshow, with 1000's of people attending, you never see trash on the ground. The general aviation community is of a different breed. Keep up the great "work"! I love your channel and hope to get back in the air soon.
Green with envy. The lancair (any lancair) is my favouite plane, my dream plane. Green Green green lol
When you’re out of gas, you’re out of gas! It doesn’t matter if it is a recip or a turbine.
Hah He has a CD player! that proves its home built!
All that open space on the panel makes me sad 😉
What a proud. Loved the intro of the aircraft and of the PIC prospective.
Get some gear in; I'm diggin' it.
I want this plane so bad. Beautiful.
Wow this is really great. Congrats on your IFR. Can't wait to see the new paint on 80991
Great video thanks dude. That turboprop is a beast. Very cool of your friend to fly you. Aviatin brotherhood right there.
What a cool ride. Pretty awesome of him to take you there. I've always wanted a Lancair...maybe when I grow up.
Wow - what an exciting ride to get you to the "reunion". It is really great of the flying fraternity to help one another out like that. And in such style!. Great video. Thanks for sharing.
That Lancair Evo is a Mean Machine!!! Enjoy your videos MrAviation101....keep em coming!
I liked his "talk-thru's" on everything he was doing.
that is such a sweet ride! She's got some power holy crap!
"Just 5 knots above my cruise speed" HAHA
Great video as always, Craig seems like a cool dude, he is funny while he is talking his way thru everything "GirlFriend" :) Great job on the IR.
That hand behind Josh's head at 2:23 freaked me out until they acknowledged someone back there lol.
I "flew" a Lancair IV-P (350 HP turbocharged and pressurized) around the world once via Microsoft Flight Simulator. It was an absolute delight. MSFS is amazingly accurate ; I "flew" a Cessna 172 at my home airport and it was scarily lifelike, right down to the clatter of the 4-cylinder engine and the sloppy controls. So I assume the Lancair was as realistic.
I got 300 MPH at FL 230 (say 23,000 feet) on 18 gallons per hour, which is amazingly efficient. The downside is that the aircraft flies like a fighter and takes some finesse to operate.
I've always wanted to own a real IV-P --- but it's $400,00+!
I've seen some used piston ones under $200,000. Still a big chunk of cash!
what a awesome flight. I am glad that you posted this video. It almost makes you feel like being there in the right seat.
Now that was fun to watch, almost better than hearing girls do that eeeek noise when in a deliberate stall. Keep em coming Josh.
Nice Video of the Lancair flight from Texas to Arkansas.
Good man that Pilot..
991 looks great with the new paint..... but that Lancair gave me wood..... damn that is a sweet ride ....
What a nice plane...also liked the engine sound!
Thank you for sharing! We are currently developing a Twin, Ducted Fan, Hybrid High-Wing GA Aircraft. We decided high-wing, because of the superior view that high wings provide to our all important Passengers. The design has the wings set back far enough for better view from base to final. Also included are two exterior mounted cameras for increased visibility to the PIC. Our ducted fan design will provide a more quiet experience, with minimal cabin vibration. We are expecting to reduce the fuel burn from an average twin by up to 50% or better. Picture a GA A/C the size of a C-182. Keep up the great work!
AEROMAGNUM TV
You sound like you’re describing an electric radio controlled airplane
What engine were you planning to power that EDF with?
Unless you meant turbofan engines? And the engines under the wings
Interesting concept, how far along are you now? I see your comment is from a while back!
Super enjoyed this video, what a sweet flight! Thank you, Josh and Craig!
I myself had the distinct honor of joining Craig in the seat of honor from KGTU to KERV and back. I would describe, using all of my abilities as an English major, writer, and aviation passionate, his plane as :"Orgasmic" :-D
Man, the gum look good !
Thank for showing the new paint.....
Show confidence with body language. Presentation is everything.
Is that the Evolution? Pretty sweet! Air conditioner pressurized cabin is such a luxury! Cabin looks a little cozier that I thought it would.
I've been to Mena to get a couple of planes repainted for our company. Pretty cool watching them work. Took forever though.
So cool man! Love it! Can't wait to see N80991!
beautifull video of cessna skyhawk
Congratulations to all videos
awesome
good continuation
tahnk you very much.
Love the Garret 331. It's the "most efficient engine to convert JetA to noise" Speed and powerful too!!
Love the videos. Can't wait to see 991
Side control sticks....THANK YOU!
Thank you for posting this fab video.
Oooooh check out that Pilatus at 1:00 nice can't wait till your posting videos of you flying a nice turbo prop like that
A very kind fellow pilot.
Excellent video! Aircraft is beautiful!
Very nice airplane and flying.
Great video Josh! I'm gonna get a ride with Craig too! Now I'm really excited.
Friggin sweet airplane
Man, that's a cool ride.
That was very very cool.
I am interested actually in turbo props. hopefully after my bachelors in commercial aviation I can afford an Extra 500. i used to fly piston xl2's and a 172 once. but i never finished my private pilot license.
i read the private pilot blueprint and omg am i impressed. im 15 and really looking forward into avaition and aslo for a career. this book is detailed and got me what i needed. but there is only one thing holding me in my way. i live in the UK, Wales to be exact and there arent many good flying clubs around. my friend wants to move to california when hes older to become a game designer which he already has been doing. and we were talking about both going over there becuase the flying lessons are so much cheaper. also love the videos, been a sub here from the start and enjoyed every minute of them. keep up the good work. and have fun in the newly painted C172.
No sneak preview of how N80991 looks?
+Nick Landman I read on facebook there will be an unavailing in a couple weeks.
+Nick Landman when i watch his video it seemed like the paint job should be wrapping up soon when in fact it was painted over a month ago. I got a sneak peak of it a few days ago and have a short video of a night landing in austin (KAUS). it's hard to see but you can tell there's nice shiny paint when the strobes flash.
Hey Josh just wait till you take a turbo-prop at night. You can see a white flame coming out of the exhaust pipes. It's very cool. I got the privilege of getting to see that in flight just a few nights ago. I the it's very peaceful as well.
I see a Redbird Redhawk at 1:05... You need to let me know when you are stopping by the Skyport... I am there every Wednesday. I will take you in the simulators!
That is some approach speed. Damn!
AWESOME COMMUNITY SUPPORT!
Looked fun!! Nice :D
I want to buy a turboprop just because I love the sound they make on start up!
That noise-cancellation is amazing, but it would have been nice to hear the actual ambient noise in the cabin.
Yo cool to see someone flying out of my home town!
man when I saw your video I was hoping it was N38SP which flies out of my local field 5C1, still a beautiful aircraft and flight.
That is a sweet sled ... for sure.
thats awesome. great guy too
can't wait to get my license! !!
Man, that is an incredible airplane. I'd take the piston version but I can't even afford that. lol
I love this video.
That thing sounds like an F-16 firing up!
Lol yup
love that engine sound
Again, Thank you.
Lets have more of Craig in your videos. Very lively guy.
What a nice guy!
2:24 magical hand reaching from the depths of the passenger cabin 😂🤔
Looks pretty cosy in there . Not much shoulder room for a couple of big guys .
Beautiful flight!
my wife's cuz from Ocala FL has a 'wing leveler' which he said did about the same as an autopilot.
What a fantastic airplane. If I ever win the lottery ....
7700Purplexity A million dollar kit. No thanks I'll stick to my Cirrus.
Looks nice!
just listen to that startup.. sounds soo good :D
I fly and flown turbo props and turbo jets and NEVER had to milk a button on start up... So he has an avionics master?
You should fly to Olney, Tx and check out Air Tractor! They have an awesome facility and love to do tours! If you go you should stop by Starks Aviation and check out his gyrocopters, and tell Bob I say hi!
Gr8 video! Really love the Lancer. But I want to see 80991s paint! Really bad!
Awesome video!
Whoa, did you do an inflight panel rebuild (between 0:39 and 15:09) ?!
She's a rocketship!
0:57
Pilatus PC-12 NG?
sweet!
Congrats on your new ticket!
What button was he repeatedly pushing on start up?
Guessing a fuel pump, perhaps.
Am I wrong or is that a car radio (with CD-player) on the dashboard at the passenger's side? :P nice video!
+Nils Cassiers It is!
MrAviation101 Awesome! Didn't even know it was legal to put on some music while flying :D Aren't you supposed to hear the ATC at all times?
Music usually mutes when the radio is active.
MrAviation101 Ooh ok
+Nils Cassiers I have found that most of the time airplanes have an AUX audio jack. I almost always fly to music, it helps on longer flights. Like josh said it mutes when either a passenger or ATC talks, which can actually be really annoying.
You are required to repeat the take off clearance specifying the runway. Reading back the wind is NOT required.
really enjoyed it. :)
I have built and racers cars my whole life and all I want is my own kit plane now🤩
Hey Craig,,, you mentioned something about not wanting to run out of fuel....and when the fire goes out....the fire goes out...!!! Is this Lancair capable of gliding at all...I guess what I'm asking is that if the engine were to go out...could you put her down in an open field somewhere.
Thanks
Steven A. Capizzi
Columbus, Ohio USA
That landing was quite speedy indeed...
I had mention Ram's horn yokes vs. stick in one of your other videos. If I had to have stick, I would have to have the side mounted version, as seen in this awesome turboprop you are flying in! Actually saw an awesome RV10 4-place recently, that has the side stick option, like the one seen in this video or like the Cirrus a/c. Problem is...the RV10 is a low wing, lol!:) One of the main reasons I lve to fly, is the footage at 5:17 thru 5:23!
Your driving in instead oh floating in!!
That turbo engine sound during start up though