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You weren’t looking at the ailerons when you said the controls were free and correct. That’s just phoning in the checklist. And is that all being done by memory? I never saw a card or electronic checklist being used.

this video is it

Thank you for the not so subtle reminder to live in the moment. I carry this thought with me in every flight now!

Just over 500 myself and right there with you. Never been bored a moment I was up there and always a little distracted when I had to call "full stop". Closest thing to actual magic I have ever experienced.

Congrats on 500 hours! A great accomplishment. And thanks for the video and the message.

What could be better than flying with a friend to meet someone named "Crazy Mike?" Great, thought-provoking story, as always, my friend. Best ending on the internet.

Great video and great message. Love the line " And you have to land airplanes on them." BTW, who was your passenger? He looks familiar.

Nice video! Enjoyed the aviation conversation along the way! Excellent video editing.

That monolog got me man. 😢 time is a wastin'

Beautiful video as always. Btw I know other centers don’t insist on this as much, but the confusion you had there as to whether you were VFR or IFR is why Seattle center insists that anytime you check in with a new controller you state your altitude and “VFR” if that’s the case. 👍🙌🏻

Great content man

You are a philosopher pilot. Love the message.

Great video of your trip to Centre! Loved the en....

6:35 anyone named "crazy mike" is a leadup for a good story. love the 140 story. 15:50 "I'm still here" 17:00 I love that "I'm not worried about your altitude". I'm always annoyed when I'm within rounding distance of the hemisphere. 17:30 oh good! this is what I was waiting for. what a journey, thinking about what these 500 hours represent.

One of your best. Time having is what I’ll refer to flying from now on. And also, perfect ending to the video 💯

Like the spoken word bro. Keep it up

"I'm jumping out"! I subscribed for that.....

The video looks like an old King flight training video. Just kidding though, it's informative.

Hi all, this is Jetstreamjockey's wife, we found him halfway through this video mumbling, please stop it, please stop it! 🤣🤣😂

I'm gonna watch it all the way through just out of spite to the title!

things I noticed: - ahhh the anxiety of missing a call with cockpit conversation - 30:00 it's interesting when you can hear an incorrect readback, even if it takes a couple of listens - 46:30 I had trouble judging height at Catalina too! I kept saying "I'm flying the numbers" for altitude. - 1:16:16 "wish I had a filter" .. two seconds later the main gopro stops down the aperture, lol. - 1:13:40 lolol wind missing

I love no narration and especially no stupid background music.

I really enjoyed this. Took me all day to get to the end. It really was like being a fly on the wall.

That was a sporty landing at 24a, well done indeed! VFR me bro and the line crew pulling that jet made me laugh out loud 😆. Great stuff!

Great video guys!

This was one of the best aviation experiences I’ve had yet. If you get the chance to have a flight with Brian, it’s one you’ll remember. Peak general aviation in my book.

I love longer, uncut videos because I get to see a pilot's procedures and thought processes. I often learn something applicable to my own flying.

Very cool. Been meaning to fly up to 24A. Nice to see a well-done and in-depth video of the complete approach and departure.

Have always enjoyed Luke’s vids & yours also. What a collab!

I sure am glad to be a part of the MLPP community and get to know folks like you, and hear stories like this, which are so much more personal now I know you! Gooood stuff man!

This is why we are MLPP listeners. As always, Brian- a beautiful story, beautifully told.

Another really good video! I always enjoy the slower pace compared to most videos on UA-cam these days! Thanks for sharing!

This one hit home in a different way for me, but was spot on for what's going on. No indoor pools for me, but completely mired in things I have to do, with little time to myself. This was very uplifting for me. Thank you!

Always makes me happy to get a blend of your aviation and film maker experience rolled into another terrific video 🙌

Night flying is ace. Something special about it.

Great video Brian! Another awesome cinematic experience!

Love the serenity of night flying. Like the “S,” too.

That was fun! I enjoyed the unexpected flexibility of the controller.

Enjoyed that!

New videos soon?

because of your voice overs and style...you are one of the few aviation posters I don't keep skipping ahead...I used to think 3000-4000 foot runway was small...now I look at that runway and think it's same length as where I live but twice as wide with no trees...time changes perspectives...my dad has a masters in TV production and man his first camera with VHS tapes was heavy...one of these days I will start making some engaging videos...keep it up

Some of us ask why we cannot simply find something and stick with it. I'd say that some of us are born to explore and conquer, while others are better at building societies and permanence. Neither is right or wrong - just different. Jack of all trades and master of none. I can live with that. Whether intentional or not, your narration gave way to the sterile cockpit when it mattered most. I really enjoyed your video and certainly identified with it.

You're a gifted filmmaker and writer and storyteller. This spoke to me more than anything I've seen in a long time. Thank you!

Awesome message. Thanks for the affirmation.

Thank you! I really needed this today.

Love this! Look forward to meeting you at the Nashville Fly In.

Very thought provoking and beautifully told. And you just gave me another place to add to my bucket list!

Wow what a beautiful video, thank you for sharing it. I can relate to this. I think some people just mainly do one thing their entire life, and other continue doing, one thing after the other.

What a coincidence this posts the day I become a pilot! Throughout all my training training I've had so many regrets for not starting sooner, knowing that aviation has always been at the core of my being since my earliest memories. Now being on top of this proverbial PPL hill, I can see clearly that it's so much better to be here later than to have never been here at all. Thanks for all you do and how you have chosen to share your gifts, thoughts and experience with the world!

Great video! I definitely needed to hear this - I have been stuck in life. Those ten minutes have made me understand what I should be doing with my life. And it's not too late. Stop having fear and step out on faith. Thank you.