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I met both of the Rutan brothers when I was painting airplanes at the Mojave airport, I found Burt to be very personable and exceptionally friendly, he was genuinely interested in the work I was doing and seemed completely void of the kind of ego you would expect from such an accomplished engineer, Dick Rutan…not so much.

How about an explosive bolt to release the rotor, then deployment of a ballistic parachute system?

If you can tolerate the tail wag of the v tail I guess its not too bad although passengers in the back seats will get airsick. still an expensive airplane to own. magnesium flying surfaces make it very susceptible to corrosion. I'll keep my Bellanca Cruisemaster.

No Mxs or Mx2? This video is inconclusive therefore invalid.

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STANDAR ???

Prices aren’t too bad considering what they can do…essentially a STOL aircraft…I wonder if there are four seater versions…

Who builds it kind of important

Just the process seems ridiculously complicated

I am building a monowheel in New Zealand ...

I just found out that my grandad was in thw POW camp with barder and i have a photo aomeone took of him in the camp unseen by anyone

Which Flying school did Tom Cruise get his CPL from/?

Is it true that Cirrus has a parachute cause it can not recover from a spin?

1:33 I think the North American Navion counts, so make it three, not two post war, all-metal, light planes. Depending on the source, the Navion was first. There are, also, the Luscombe 8 and 10 to consider. The Luscombe 8 was in production before the war so they may have produced the first post-war, all metal, light plane when production resumed.

would be nice when you translate your inch and feets into metric so normal ppl can understand it :)

What model was that with the retractable gear?

21 yearold instructo, wow... 21 yearolds today dont even know their own gender

Wasn't this guy KICKED OUT OF WWII!

Bro changed his convergence and used Stealth belts like in War Thunder 😮

I think Beurling had alot in common with Marseille. Both individuals trying to play a team sport solo.

He’s a stirling guy that Buerling

I like aerobatic very much.

He didn't lose his legs in a pre-war accident it was while he was in the war next time you want to post a video of a military veteran get your fucking facts right stop making up bullshit misinformation

And what about Jurgis Kairys?

No range, no payload . No point

@greenpointaviation has a great video on flight mh370 i recommend you check out

Both the EZ in LongEZ and the Eze in VariEze are pronounced like "easy", not "Easy E"

The Cirrus requires a parachute repack every ten years costing at least $25,000 US. Whether the parachute was used on not. More cost on the SR-22 and G1 planes need the airframes cut and patched and repainted in the chute area. Cirrus is now Chinese owned, and their customer service means you should order your repack kit a year in advance. Not repacking the chute can mean grounding the plane. Why did Cirrus even do the chute? Spin recovery problems, only way to get it certified. Go Diamond.

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DB cooper is a bad ass

The guns were .303 British caliber, not 7.7mm!

Rip Burt

Great video Mike!

RIP Earhart

Plane #2 - Lancia Evolultion?? Try Lancair. Top speed of Pipistrel Panthera is incorrect. VNE means Never Exceed Speed, not top speed. Get it right, very poor fact checking.

Can you earn money with a sport license

TL;DR: 1) money 2) money 3) money

Nice flaps!

Interesting vid Mike! As a POC of Pakistani heritage and a feminist I would like to see a video about Marium Mukhtiar, Pakistans first female fighter pilot please.

Have you ever heard of the "Cornfield Bomber"? It's a nickname given to a Convair F-106 Delta Dart that landed itself perfectly in a Montana field in 1970 after the pilot ejected due to a flat spin. Remarkably, the jet corrected its own flight path and managed a gentle belly landing in the snow. It's a fascinating example of Cold War-era technology and sheer luck coming together. I think this would make an incredible deep dive video, showcasing the mechanics, the pilot's experience, and the aftermath of this unusual aviation event! Would love to see your take on this!

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now THIS IS A GOOD VIDEO !! Excellent work man, big props !

Thanks

Can’t G-loc down this Top G. Great video and epic story Mike!

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What an awesome story. Thank you for posting this. Loved it!!

Inspiring story Mike. Good job.

Wow, fascinating story! What a leg-end!

Great to see you back Mike

Loving the new style Mike!