As a Brazilian air traffic controller, I can't find a word to describe how beautiful and wonderful was this film. This is amazing! Looks like a dream! You are making history! Some tears dropped from my eyes watching this video and the kids having fun with the drone. God bless you! I'm already a fan of you! You connect this people to the rest of the world! AMAZING!!! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
So very familiar. We worked at Tiom in West Papua 1973-75 and MAF serviced our area. Our daughter was born at Mulia. She is 48 now. My wife is now passed. A trek that took me 2 days, we could cover in a 10 minute flight. So many memories. The Danis were wonderful people.
As a 65 y/o old pilot that has spent most of his life flying Boeings I too am blown away by it all. 40 years ago I may have been up to this sort of work but not these days. I often wish my career had followed a different path, especially when the alarm goes off at 3am to start of another 4 or 5 day trip.
@@dantepagano5247 Money is not everything, and contrary to popular belief the job is not that well paid but I guess paid well enough for the actual skill required. I do console myself about my life choices by the fact that had I not taken the path I did, I would not have had the beloved offspring and wife I am fortunate to have. I write this at 4am getting ready to go to work once again. Boo hoo.😭
Becoming a pilot in Papua is very difficult due to uncertain natural conditions. If there is a pilot who can fly in Papua then he can fly anywhere in the world. Without any international administrative restrictions, you have the ability to fly without geographical restrictions anywhere on the planet. God bless Mr. Pilot
Wow!! You put a lot of faith in that little PT6 turbine, lucky for you (and us) it has a great reputation for reliability. Thanks for taking us along for the ride, you are living all our dreams.
This is so scary, one failure on take-off, it's over... any issues on landing, it's over (failed engine short of the runway, etc). Thouroughly envigorating however. Thanks for posting and you are a brave soul my friend !!!!!
The Pilatus Porter was the first ever plane I flew on back in 1967 when I was just 7yrs old. Dad worked on the Snowy Mountains Scheme in Australia, and the Pilatus was a major transportation method for the smaller remote Townships of "The Snowy" . Still one of my very favorite planes of all time. I have a model on my desk at work. Your videos are great. Thanks for the memories ....haha
One of the world's great airplanes. In 1967 they flew all over Laos and Vietnam into similar landing strips. I always had great confidence flying in them. Still a winner after 60 years.
@@vinquinn awesome. I was too young but my dad would tell me stories about site 85. I recently visited site 85. My uncle worked with Hog, his call sign was Lucky.
@@thoraz997 Just a little info. I was not a FAC. I was a tech rep (Field Engineer). I operated and maintained air navigation, beacons, radios and generators. I spent most of my time at LS-85 but also traveled to other locations. Spent a lot of time flying around in small aircraft.
This landing is actually one of the landing in MSFS 2020 landing scenarios. Pretty cool to see it live. I have never landed soft field but you made it look easy. There were very happy to see you.
I worked with Arial Tours out of Moresby in 1970. I did many of these tight strips in Norman Britton Islanders. Exciting times. Thanks for bringing back the memories.
Man, this place is like our Amazon rain forest here in Amazonas but with mountains, it is so beautiful, as much as i can admire our forest here everything looks so nice when a bunch of slopes are added to the biome, it is really an amazing place.
Easily one of the best aviation videos that I have ever seen! Gorgeous scenery, friendly people and pilot with absolute nerves of steel. Bravo to you sir!
Melihat video ini.. Saya jadi teringat dulu naik pesawat seperti ini juga dari Nduga ke Timika tetapi cuacanya dulu beda hujan dan berawan.. Rasanya menegangkan..
Brazil stole my words. Like a floating fantasy in a dream world. That plane is fabulatus. Great video. I have had the pleasure of flying in a Pilatus .
its dangerous and beautiful at the same time when u flying above the land of papua, the view sooo nice. mad respect for your service mr pilot! take care and be safe!
Beautiful area and flying! Those mountain strips appeal to me since I fly a small 2-seat STOL in mountain areas in USA. What a wonderful life flying support missions in an amazing area with such a cool airplane.
super tolle Landungen mit dem Pilatus-Porter,war 1965 in der RS in Stans,habe damals die ersten Pilatus-Porter gesehen in Buochs,es hat mich immer erstaunt wie kurz die Start und Landestrecken mit diesem Flugzeug waren-viel Glück und guten Flug 😄🇨🇭👍
Been watching MAF pilots in Papua for 30 years, nearly followed that path but trained on helicopters and then a Techo on fighter jets. It never fails to amaze me what these Pilots in Papua do. The best in the world get their wings here. I love Pilatus too. Rolls Royce bugsmashers those Pilatus.
Wet slippery windy up windy down. Perfect runway. Lol. I love the natural sounds of the villages they sound so happy. Sometimes I think they have a better life than us city dwellers. Really enjoyed. Fly safe
Absolutely Astounding. Thank you. Other pilots talk. You just show how it is done. Love that old Pilatus. What a great way to see the world. Outstanding. Wind at your nose and blue sky upi!!! That end video of the kids by drone was joyous.
This whole video is just beautifully done. As a long-time pilot myself, I appreciate the skill. But beyond that, this is just gorgeous and peaceful and so well done. Thank you for sharing.
One of the best vídeos I think. Amazing places. Amazing takeoff's. Few meter's to cânion. Awesome. Wonderful. You have the best job of the world. Thanks
Thank you to show us this video from Papouasie it must be very exiting to meet this landscap and papua peopel .great hello to all papua peopel .wonderful ❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊merci le pilot que Dieu te benisse et te garde.
As aviation addicted and Captain on a jetliner I see myself places everywhere in the world and I know snapshots, movies and documentaries about every different way of life expressing the beautiful way how different aviation can be. You have a very own way of filming. You show the highlights and makes us people who watch it being a part of it. Everyone which tried it knows how difficult it is to express a moment you feel on a pic or film. Keep on filming...! I have an idea...what about swapping jobs? :D All the best 🤙🏼
Many thanks for taking these videos, the cinematography and editing equal to your flying skills. I am 56 and growing up you only ever saw such wonderful things as you have shown once ever year, if lucky, in a documentary with 16mm format. Technology has its upsides as well as down. I hope the spirit of past aviators look after your plucky plane and its engine; I spotted a few trees out there ! :) Finally, the kids loving your drone zipping about made me smile. Maybe one day it might spur at least one to be a pilot and follow in your footsteps.
The Porter is 100% a dream machine for me, I would consider myself as having achieved my dream if I was flying the Porter for someone, the PC-12 is my favourite aircraft of all but I think I'de have more fun flying the Porter for sure.
In 30 years of flying, I have had two engine outs. Both times I had the altitude to reach a runaway but even if I had not made a runway though there were still decent options (fields/clearings/roads) available. Still, I am always looking for a spot to land in an emergency. In all of that incredibly beautiful scenery, I did not see any place to survive an engine out other than the two runways! You gotta love having that turbine huh? :) (EDIT: On a second watch I did notice a riverbed off the end of Pending that could be survivable!)
Rob Johnson Papua is notorious as a difficult place to fly. As you point out few emergency landing sites but also the mountains, winds and clouds and quickly changeable weather. Some young pilots from Australia and New Zealand head there to get their hours up. It’s not for the faint hearted.
Its a PT-6 and unlikely to quit, but still I feel your angst. I had a 172 pop a cylinder while I was in the pattern, fortunately I had enough energy, altitude and 3 cylinder time to make the runway.
As a driver for Toyota Prius, I absolutely love this video😂😂. Absolutely flawless editing flawless scenes and up to the point captions . Very rare your see new ideas and refreshing videos on UA-cam . Hope your channel grown brother good luck
I remember flying between Wewak and Tari in one of the single engined Cessnas with the MAF - Missionary Aviation Fellowship. It used to be a real thrill.
That's far nicer than staying in a jet's cockpit for hours doing nothing but looking at the EFIS, MFD, PFD, etc. In those commercial flights all we can do manually is to take off (and press the autopilot button between 1000' and 10000' , as it's mandatory for many air companies around the globe ) and then await till we're authorized to intercept ILS, when we disengage autopilot and land the plane manually when the aircraft is stabilized. Kudos to you, mate! 👍👍
As a Brazilian air traffic controller, I can't find a word to describe how beautiful and wonderful was this film. This is amazing! Looks like a dream! You are making history! Some tears dropped from my eyes watching this video and the kids having fun with the drone. God bless you! I'm already a fan of you! You connect this people to the rest of the world! AMAZING!!! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Muito obrigado pelo seu comentário. Um forte abraço GTor🙏😁
is there nothing like this in brazil? surely somewhere near the andes would be similar
As an ordinary guy on the ground I feel exactly the same - Marvellous! //
@@10babiscar andes isnt in Brazil. Is near to the chile. Peru...
Thanks brothers, sincerely yours from Indonesia. God bless you 🙏🙏👍
As a native Papuan, I thank you very much for serving difficult flights to the Land of Papua. Thank you Mr. Pilot. God bless
Boina Molana tru, bro.....🙂🙂
So very familiar. We worked at Tiom in West Papua 1973-75 and MAF serviced our area. Our daughter was born at Mulia. She is 48 now. My wife is now passed. A trek that took me 2 days, we could cover in a 10 minute flight. So many memories. The Danis were wonderful people.
Hey Ron, thank you for sharing. I'm sorry to hear about your wife. It's amazing how planes have made life so much more easier for these people.
Tuhan Yesus memberkati keluargamu. Terima kasih atas pengorbanannya bagi kami di Papua.
Hi Ron, did you know my Dad, Ken Smith?
As a 48 y/o new pilot, I am blown away by your experience. The danger and beauty of what you do is inspiring.
As a 65 y/o old pilot that has spent most of his life flying Boeings I too am blown away by it all. 40 years ago I may have been up to this sort of work but not these days. I often wish my career had followed a different path, especially when the alarm goes off at 3am to start of another 4 or 5 day trip.
@@mitseraffej5812 wasn´t the money worth it ?
@@dantepagano5247 Money is not everything, and contrary to popular belief the job is not that well paid but I guess paid well enough for the actual skill required. I do console myself about my life choices by the fact that had I not taken the path I did, I would not have had the beloved offspring and wife I am fortunate to have. I write this at 4am getting ready to go to work once again. Boo hoo.😭
Becoming a pilot in Papua is very difficult due to uncertain natural conditions. If there is a pilot who can fly in Papua then he can fly anywhere in the world. Without any international administrative restrictions, you have the ability to fly without geographical restrictions anywhere on the planet. God bless Mr. Pilot
Thank you so much for your kind comments 🙏🙏
@@APilotsHome the best and be blessed
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Nonsense!
@@flemingcourt why dont you eat shitt!!
one of the most beautiful videos I've ever seen, about aviation
Terimakasih sudah memberikan kebaikan untuk masyarakat Papua
What a beauty so peaceful Pure Nature condense forest, lungs of the world.
Wow!! You put a lot of faith in that little PT6 turbine, lucky for you (and us) it has a great reputation for reliability. Thanks for taking us along for the ride, you are living all our dreams.
Made in Canada by P&W.
This is so scary, one failure on take-off, it's over... any issues on landing, it's over (failed engine short of the runway, etc). Thouroughly envigorating however. Thanks for posting and you are a brave soul my friend !!!!!
Летчик экстра класса!
Спасибо большое за съёмку! Сразу 2 дела делаете: и перевозки, и красоту показываете!
The Pilatus Porter was the first ever plane I flew on back in 1967 when I was just 7yrs old. Dad worked on the Snowy Mountains Scheme in Australia, and the Pilatus was a major transportation method for the smaller remote Townships of "The Snowy" . Still one of my very favorite planes of all time. I have a model on my desk at work. Your videos are great. Thanks for the memories ....haha
One of the world's great airplanes. In 1967 they flew all over Laos and Vietnam into similar landing strips. I always had great confidence flying in them. Still a winner after 60 years.
@@vinquinn were you a FAC? How do you even these planes were used in Laos?
Does Lima Site-85 strike a note? Or maybe Tacan channel 97?
@@vinquinn awesome. I was too young but my dad would tell me stories about site 85. I recently visited site 85. My uncle worked with Hog, his call sign was Lucky.
@@thoraz997 Just a little info. I was not a FAC. I was a tech rep (Field Engineer). I operated and maintained air navigation, beacons, radios and generators. I spent most of my time at LS-85 but also traveled to other locations. Spent a lot of time flying around in small aircraft.
The drone footage really adds to this video.Thank you.
Wundervolle Pilatus Porter..
Toller PILOT.. 👍👍👍😎
This landing is actually one of the landing in MSFS 2020 landing scenarios. Pretty cool to see it live. I have never landed soft field but you made it look easy. There were very happy to see you.
I can't express enough how much I admire and respect the work and commitment of these people.
That welcoming rooster dance is killer!
the Pilatus PC6 is the perfect airplane for Papua Flying Landing and take off. priceless. it is my favorite air plane to fly.
Twin Otters have done that same bussing in PNG for decades. At least they are twins.
I worked with Arial Tours out of Moresby in 1970. I did many of these tight strips in Norman Britton Islanders. Exciting times.
Thanks for bringing back the memories.
this is my big dream, to fly in a Pilatus and then in such a beautiful environment like Papua. What beautiful impressions
Beautiful 😂🎉 Flying I Loved it, Good 👍 Job, Keep it up, Aloha, Walter.
Thanks for putting it on the line to help isolated communities.
Great job of filming it. Dig it! 👍
Deus te abençoe
stunning scenery........glad we have still these remote areas
Nice to see new PC6 video's and drone images from the airfields! Thank you.
Man, this place is like our Amazon rain forest here in Amazonas but with mountains, it is so beautiful, as much as i can admire our forest here everything looks so nice when a bunch of slopes are added to the biome, it is really an amazing place.
Couldn't agree more! Thanks for your message! Keep well 🙏😁
Wow sungguh2 para pilot pemberani yang bisa landing di kawasan pegunungan Papua yang sangat cantik... salut. Salam dari Bukitiinggi Sumatera Barat.
Hari yang indah di sana,, terimakasih banyak telah memberikan pelayanan yang baik untuk Papua
Terima kasih banyak 🙏 saya senang sekali saya bisa bantu orang Papua.
Wow, incredible flying over the jungle where you can't see what's in there. Fantastic video, great cameras.
I was moved watching this video. Thank you very much for sharing your experience. Amazing 🥲
I loved skydiving out of the Pilatus, such a beautiful bird, and that engine, gives me goose bumps every time I hear it. Great video
Same! Did my first jumps from a PC6!
Easily one of the best aviation videos that I have ever seen! Gorgeous scenery, friendly people and pilot with absolute nerves of steel. Bravo to you sir!
Glad you enjoyed it!🙏🙏😁😁
What a beautiful journey through your world!! Thank you ❤️😘
Obrigado mãe 🙏😁
Melihat video ini.. Saya jadi teringat dulu naik pesawat seperti ini juga dari Nduga ke Timika tetapi cuacanya dulu beda hujan dan berawan.. Rasanya menegangkan..
Terimakasih sudah bersedia bekerja untuk sodara kami di Papua.
Thank you. This is the first time I can see one village of the islands in my country...wonderfull indonesia piss forever..
Wonderful 🎥, no doubt about it, this is a place like no other in the 🌎. Take care ! 👌
Brazil stole my words. Like a floating fantasy in a dream world. That plane is fabulatus. Great video. I have had the pleasure of flying in a Pilatus .
Glad you enjoyed it!
its dangerous and beautiful at the same time when u flying above the land of papua, the view sooo nice. mad respect for your service mr pilot! take care and be safe!
Thank you for your dedicate to help our brother in Papua...God blesh you
Incredibly brave and skilled aviators !
Increíble imágenes, gran avión, afortunado tú.........jajajja, me ha hecho muy feliz. Gracias
Beautiful area and flying! Those mountain strips appeal to me since I fly a small 2-seat STOL in mountain areas in USA. What a wonderful life flying support missions in an amazing area with such a cool airplane.
Cliff, change your YT handle so that you don't appear to be anonymous.
@@MichaelKingsfordGray I tried but it won't let me.
@@Clif_Brown Log in to YT, then
ua-cam.com/users/handle
to change it.
@@MichaelKingsfordGray Thanks. Never knew about that fuction.
@@Clif_Brown We can all learn something new every day...
If I don't learn anything during the day, I check my pulse!
Captain Congratulations. You shows us the true esence of service to others and the Best way of flying. Everything in one package.
Awesome landing, right in the grooves. And awesome greeting from the locals!
Count me in! 56 yr old Commercial pilot ready for FO position!!!! Happy to preflights and call outs !!!
What a beautiful country, will I ever get to see this in my life...
super tolle Landungen mit dem Pilatus-Porter,war 1965 in der RS in Stans,habe damals die ersten Pilatus-Porter gesehen in Buochs,es hat mich immer erstaunt wie kurz die Start und Landestrecken mit diesem Flugzeug waren-viel Glück und guten Flug 😄🇨🇭👍
THIS DUDE HAS AMAZING SKILLS AND THE EDITING MY GODNESS. GOOD JOB AND STAY SAFE PILOT.
Wow. Very nice Airplane and very nice video. I love Papua.
Mantap kawan...Pemandangan bagus di pegunungan Bintang.. ..Nice fly... Salam dari merauke
Hard to say what's more impressive, the flying or the videography!
That’s a nice aircraft. Looks very capable.
wow it is quite stuning.. and very good view around, thanks for sharing experiences
Seus vídeos são incríveis e muito bonitos. O pessoal das montanhas devem adorar você hein.
Parabéns pelo trabalho. Fique com Deus.
Thanks and you for showing us how spectacular his work is despite the riskiness of the landing strips.
Been watching MAF pilots in Papua for 30 years, nearly followed that path but trained on helicopters and then a Techo on fighter jets. It never fails to amaze me what these Pilots in Papua do. The best in the world get their wings here. I love Pilatus too. Rolls Royce bugsmashers those Pilatus.
Thanks for sharing your story and thanks for the message. Keep well Alister!
Soooo awesome!! Thank you for being awesome errrrr! I hope this reaches you and those you love in great health and happiness❤️🙏😎
The most beautiful runway ever!
Wet slippery windy up windy down. Perfect runway. Lol. I love the natural sounds of the villages they sound so happy. Sometimes I think they have a better life than us city dwellers. Really enjoyed. Fly safe
Epic Porter footage! Thanks for sharing. Best plane ever.
Thanks so much Tim, keep well!
Muy buenos videos capitán.
I love how they at 5:01 started to help each other load the crops! Papua is AMAZING!
Absolutely Astounding. Thank you. Other pilots talk. You just show how it is done. Love that old Pilatus. What a great way to see the world. Outstanding. Wind at your nose and blue sky upi!!! That end video of the kids by drone was joyous.
This whole video is just beautifully done. As a long-time pilot myself, I appreciate the skill. But beyond that, this is just gorgeous and peaceful and so well done. Thank you for sharing.
Beautifully organized and perfect sounds, as well as the intros added , make this video one of the best of its kind. Well done Captain Andre Pinto
Thank you very much pai 🙏😘
КРУТО! ОТЛИЧНАЯ РАБОТА У ПИЛОТА!
One of the best vídeos I think. Amazing places. Amazing takeoff's. Few meter's to cânion. Awesome. Wonderful. You have the best job of the world. Thanks
GOD BLESS YOU🙏
Love the shelf design of the instrument panel. I’ve never seen that before.
Glad you like it!
this channel needs more subscribers! Beautiful place. I am from a city in America and this looks amazing. Nice camera work and drone shots man
Thank you very much!
Thanks for sharing this beautiful video
Outstanding video! What thrilling landings and takeoffs!
I'm not sure how this video ended up in my feed, but I'm very glad that it did.
Wow, that is some epic flying man. Mountain top strips. Incredible footage. Good on you living your best life!
Thank you to show us this video from Papouasie it must be very exiting to meet this landscap and papua peopel .great hello to all papua peopel .wonderful ❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊merci le pilot que Dieu te benisse et te garde.
As aviation addicted and Captain on a jetliner I see myself places everywhere in the world and I know snapshots, movies and documentaries about every different way of life expressing the beautiful way how different aviation can be.
You have a very own way of filming. You show the highlights and makes us people who watch it being a part of it. Everyone which tried it knows how difficult it is to express a moment you feel on a pic or film.
Keep on filming...!
I have an idea...what about swapping jobs? :D
All the best 🤙🏼
Thank you so much for your kind message! Made my day for sure! Safe flying!
Beautiful. Aviation at its best, Aéropostale feeling. And what a landscape, and kids running to see last takeoff... wow! ❤
Glad you enjoyed it, cheers!
Now that's what you call REAL flying. What an experience!
masyarakat yang polos, hidup sederhana tanpa beban. gambaran kualitas kebahagian yg tinggi
Many thanks for taking these videos, the cinematography and editing equal to your flying skills. I am 56 and growing up you only ever saw such wonderful things as you have shown once ever year, if lucky, in a documentary with 16mm format. Technology has its upsides as well as down.
I hope the spirit of past aviators look after your plucky plane and its engine; I spotted a few trees out there ! :)
Finally, the kids loving your drone zipping about made me smile. Maybe one day it might spur at least one to be a pilot and follow in your footsteps.
Thank you for your beautiful message 🙏😊😊
@@APilotsHome what are those things (plates) aft of each wheel?
Beautiful footage, landscape, and music, you loves your job...
The Porter is 100% a dream machine for me, I would consider myself as having achieved my dream if I was flying the Porter for someone, the PC-12 is my favourite aircraft of all but I think I'de have more fun flying the Porter for sure.
Me too. Absolutely love this aeroplane! Even the unmistakeable sound of its engine rising in pitch pre-takeoff, stirs something in me.
very nicely done. what a beautiful office view.
Thank you very much!
awesome pilot skills and beautiful pictures!Congratulations!
you deserve 1 Million subscribe bro!!!, Amazing view!!!
Beautiful place! Very challenging to land and take-off there but stunning scenery!
love this place and
flying without pressure
In 30 years of flying, I have had two engine outs. Both times I had the altitude to reach a runaway but even if I had not made a runway though there were still decent options (fields/clearings/roads) available. Still, I am always looking for a spot to land in an emergency.
In all of that incredibly beautiful scenery, I did not see any place to survive an engine out other than the two runways! You gotta love having that turbine huh? :)
(EDIT: On a second watch I did notice a riverbed off the end of Pending that could be survivable!)
Those Rivera are full of huge rocks hahaha it's not like a big ol flat river like the ones in the states, most rivers in Papua are windy and dnagerous
Rob Johnson Papua is notorious as a difficult place to fly. As you point out few emergency landing sites but also the mountains, winds and clouds and quickly changeable weather. Some young pilots from Australia and New Zealand head there to get their hours up. It’s not for the faint hearted.
Would adding a jetpack for a soft emergency landing in those final moments before touchdown add too much weight to a small plane?
Its a PT-6 and unlikely to quit, but still I feel your angst. I had a 172 pop a cylinder while I was in the pattern, fortunately I had enough energy, altitude and 3 cylinder time to make the runway.
@@marajevomanash A parachute would be more practical.
Wonderful. The Children wit the Drone just great. Thank you so very much for sharing this with us.
As a driver for Toyota Prius, I absolutely love this video😂😂. Absolutely flawless editing flawless scenes and up to the point captions . Very rare your see new ideas and refreshing videos on UA-cam . Hope your channel grown brother good luck
Thanks so much for your comment 😁🙏Glad you enjoyed it! I never drove a Toyota Prius. Will remember you if I do get that previlege 👌😁
Great pilot job. Beautiful views
Great video and flying. Thank you for sharing
majestic mountains.
I remember flying between Wewak and Tari in one of the single engined Cessnas with the MAF - Missionary Aviation Fellowship.
It used to be a real thrill.
Very beautiful…and challenging to fly!!!
That landing gear looks much better than the Kodiak for heavy loads.
That's far nicer than staying in a jet's cockpit for hours doing nothing but looking at the EFIS, MFD, PFD, etc. In those commercial flights all we can do manually is to take off (and press the autopilot button between 1000' and 10000' , as it's mandatory for many air companies around the globe ) and then await till we're authorized to intercept ILS, when we disengage autopilot and land the plane manually when the aircraft is stabilized. Kudos to you, mate! 👍👍
He is flying above the heaven... ♥️
Very well done. An excellent video. Thank you for posting.