Listening to the ATC audio from the Learjet crash is absolutely heartbreaking. I can’t even begin to imagine what the crew went through in those final moments.
What is genuinely frustrating, though, is watching people on social media speculate and minimize the pilots' efforts from the comfort of an armchair.
There’s a side to flying that doesn't get talked about enough.
Beyond the procedures and repetition, long stretches of quiet at cruising altitude give you room to clear your head. High above the noise, you start thinking differently deeper thoughts, future plans, big perspective shifts. Every pilot reaches a moment where the sky changes how they look at life down below.
How many of you in the real cockpit or in the sim use your flight time to clear your mind and reflect?
I would like to thank everyone on this channel for the support you have been giving me from day one. This channel is for you. If you have noticed, I don’t ask viewers to like and/ or subscribe. We want this community to grow with genuine content and genuine followers who are enthusiastic about aviation. All of you here are amazing.
Don’t know much details about the 767 crash but it seems the aircraft had too much energy where the pilots forced a landing with excess speed. Unstable approach most likely.
Hey everyone, quick heads up: I’ve been made aware that an account on TikTok is reuploading my YouTube videos without my permission. Please note that I am not affiliated with that TikTok account, and those uploads are unauthorized. I am currently handling the situation through official copyright channels to have the stolen content removed. Thank you to everyone who brought this to my attention! If you see my content being reuploaded elsewhere, feel free to send me a direct message with the link.
Issue still not completely resolved. I won’t be filming during actual training flights. All the footage you see and will see will be on normal flights with line FOs. No trainees. Let’s hope this continues to be the case.
The recent video is crucial. The points I mention are a summary of years of training and experience. Don’t take it lightly. It’s for new Cadets joining and flying jets for the first time. It can help you at the early stages while you are figuring out how to land the damn thing. It’s not only for Airbus but for any jet. Many students of mine over the years have adopted this methodology and found it helpful. This is not rocket science. I did not re invent the wheel. It’s common sense but I stressed on the important things to keep it simple and clear. It’s easy for a new pilot to get lost and not know how or when or what to look for during landing. This is just clarification. I hope this helps someone somewhere one day. Happy landing.
I am doing this for aviation enthusiasts I was flying the Cessna 150 at some point I was flying the Microsoft flight sim as well I know what all subscribers are going through This is for all levels of enthusiasts If you feel this is overwhelming tell me I will be happy to break it down further
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Listening to the ATC audio from the Learjet crash is absolutely heartbreaking. I can’t even begin to imagine what the crew went through in those final moments.
What is genuinely frustrating, though, is watching people on social media speculate and minimize the pilots' efforts from the comfort of an armchair.
May all those lost rest in peace.
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There’s a side to flying that doesn't get talked about enough.
Beyond the procedures and repetition, long stretches of quiet at cruising altitude give you room to clear your head. High above the noise, you start thinking differently deeper thoughts, future plans, big perspective shifts. Every pilot reaches a moment where the sky changes how they look at life down below.
How many of you in the real cockpit or in the sim use your flight time to clear your mind and reflect?
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50k subscribers !!!!
I would like to thank everyone on this channel for the support you have been giving me from day one. This channel is for you.
If you have noticed, I don’t ask viewers to like and/ or subscribe. We want this community to grow with genuine content and genuine followers who are enthusiastic about aviation. All of you here are amazing.
Thank you
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Don’t know much details about the 767 crash but it seems the aircraft had too much energy where the pilots forced a landing with excess speed. Unstable approach most likely.
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Hey everyone, quick heads up: I’ve been made aware that an account on TikTok is reuploading my YouTube videos without my permission.
Please note that I am not affiliated with that TikTok account, and those uploads are unauthorized. I am currently handling the situation through official copyright channels to have the stolen content removed.
Thank you to everyone who brought this to my attention! If you see my content being reuploaded elsewhere, feel free to send me a direct message with the link.
Very annoying.
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20k enthusiasts.
20k supporters.
20k aviation lovers.
Thank you.
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Issue still not completely resolved. I won’t be filming during actual training flights. All the footage you see and will see will be on normal flights with line FOs. No trainees.
Let’s hope this continues to be the case.
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Bad news
I have been contacted by my management and asked to remove my content from YouTube.
I will try to figure out a way to continue this channel.
If you have any ideas let me know below
Thanks for being supportive during this short journey
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The recent video is crucial.
The points I mention are a summary of years of training and experience. Don’t take it lightly.
It’s for new Cadets joining and flying jets for the first time. It can help you at the early stages while you are figuring out how to land the damn thing. It’s not only for Airbus but for any jet. Many students of mine over the years have adopted this methodology and found it helpful. This is not rocket science. I did not re invent the wheel. It’s common sense but I stressed on the important things to keep it simple and clear. It’s easy for a new pilot to get lost and not know how or when or what to look for during landing. This is just clarification.
I hope this helps someone somewhere one day.
Happy landing.
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Sami_aviation
I am doing this for aviation enthusiasts
I was flying the Cessna 150 at some point
I was flying the Microsoft flight sim as well
I know what all subscribers are going through
This is for all levels of enthusiasts
If you feel this is overwhelming tell me
I will be happy to break it down further
Thanks for following
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