Cally, you have a friend in me. We may not know each other, but it makes me proud to see you pass your private pilot check ride and ground exam. Flying alone or with a copilot is going to be much different than flying with an instructor. A copilot can take control of the aircraft if you pass out or have a medical emergency at the controls. A copilot can also run through the checklists and be the pilot flying (pilot in command) or pilot monitoring. The small bushcraft like you and Tyson fly don’t have autopilot, so you have to fly them by hand, and that’s not an easy task, especially for a commercial airline Captain and/or First Officer. Commercial aircraft come factory equipped with autopilot, and the newer, higher tech commercial aircraft come factory equipped with not just autopilot, but also with auto land.
CONGRATULATIONS!!! I’m a FedEx driver and I’m on my lunch break watching this. I’m sitting here with the biggest smile on my face as you’re announcing that you past. People are walking by and looking at me and I don’t even care. Dang, how exciting is this. Again, congratulations
@@AgAviationAdventures wait, you’re one of those people that order those heavy Chewy boxes that’s breaking my back?? I take back all those nice things I said earlier . Just kidding
I never doubted you Cally! You had wonderful support in Tyson and the fact that we were all pulling for ya! Besides that you were meant to do this. I know you’re already a month beyond this but HUGE CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU and all the best in your future endeavors!!! BTW, we aren’t strangers, we’re all kindred spirits so to speak. 👍🤠👍
Many, many congratulations Cally! You now have the coveted License to Learn. Sounds like your examiner was a top shelf individual. That you completed the task at 45 hours is great as well. Staying after the training day after day saves a lot vs. only one, maybe two days a week. My check ride was way too many years ago to think about but it is a HUGE day for you. You have entered a very exclusive club. One that can only be achieved and entered into with hard work, dedication and perseverance. Now go get checked out in a 182!
It is a great felling!!! Back in 1999, I took my check ride with a famous Women Aviator. Dorothy Anderson, better known as Dottie, out of Bluffton, Ohio. She flown back in the early days and was very known in the aviation community.I believe she had over 4000 hours behind the wheel! She is long gone now but she is remembered by many, including me.
Congratulations! Proud of you and all the hard work you put into getting your license. I certainly hope this series is an inspiration to all the folks that have been considering learning to fly themselves. Keep 'em Flying
Oh my goodness! Yay Cally! Congratulations!! So happy for you!! I'm currently working on my PPL and watching your journey and now seeing you accomplish your goal has really inspired and motivated me! Thank you for bringing us along!😊
Congratulations! Excellent instruction, focused effort, and persistence pays off. I can appreciate your appreciation flying with an instructor who can helps us see where we have room for improvement.
Cally, congratulations on passing your check ride!! I funky understand how nerve wracking the ride could be. Good on ya!! by the way I'm digging the channel you guys keep it up!
There is so much awesomeness in this video! I was so excited and proud of your efforts to nail down thatcheck ride especially without perfect weather. You absolutely shmashed it. It was also so lovely to see how supportive and nervous your partner was. Such a great pair. You guys win the internet today 😊
Awesome job girl! You and your husband's emotions brought back all my emotions. Couldn't agree more with your husband about knowing how you are feeling during check rides.
I just finished watching your pilot journey and it has been amazing! Thank you so much for bringing us along. I've been dreaming of flying since i was a kid and i am finally taking steps towards doing it. You videos have been very inspirational and an insight into what the whole process is actually like.
Congratulations and welcome to the club. You now have something no one can ever take from you. It’s been almost 40 years since my Private check ride and I still remember it like it was yesterday.
Congrats!! as a new private pilot in training. This is so helpful to see 🔥🔥 I am a terrible test taker, so hopefully getting up in the air more or make me more comfortable
Thanks so much!! Really appreciate this. Good luck! Also as a side note, I always thought I was a bad test taker too. I used a program for the ground school that actually taught me the material (agaviationadventures.com/media/pilotinstitutereview). I was nervous for the written but knew the material. The check ride was a whole different kind of nervous!!
Congrats, my young lady. I remember that day like it was yesterday's course that was 56 years and a couple of many, many miles ago. But you are on your way to fun times. Being a pilot is something you can not explain to a nonpilot. It was fun watch you go through the hell to get there
Haha no kidding!! At one point (after spending SEVERAL hours on a flight plan) I asked does anyone in the real world actually use these anymore?! Sounds like it's a bit debated but the technology we have these days is pretty incredible.
Amazing work, hope to get to see you continue learning by doing, meaning, lots more flying! Massive congratulations on taking the PPL, was a ride this must have been, just hammer it out like this over several weeks! I only get to fly fake planes and helicopters... but thats fun too! :D
Yess!! Congrats, you did simply awesome 🎉 And a fantastic series of videos too. I’ll be at riggins in the next few weeks to finish my ppl and I just had a couple of questions. Will pm you if that’s ok. Thanks again!!
Wooooooooo HOOOOOOOOOO !!!!!!!!!!! - HALLELUJAH !!!!! - Great job Cally - Congratulations !!!!! - And welcome to the Family of Official Private Pilots. Soooooo Happy for you ....... Sooooo proud of you !! Now get out there and fly ...... and have some fun while decompressing.
When you got out of the plane and caught your breath, It reminded me of the day I was in the exact situation. I was so happy it was over, meanwhile I couldn't believe it was over!
congratulations Cally NOW continue to learn EVERY time you fly! LEARN every time just like you learned something new FLYING with the examiner. IT REALLY STARTS NOW-- --MAKE GREAT DECISIONS CONGRATULATION CALLY!
Congratulations. I was a complete mess when I passed - diagonal mark on shirt. My DPE also pointed out some great stuff. Continued success towards IFR and PAVE.
Don't consider us strangers! You are now a part of our wonderful pilot family!!! Congrats. You dedicated yourself to take the hard and fast road to getting your certificate, and that's awesome. The journey is only beginning for you. Hope to run into you both somewhere in the near future. May all your flying, be good flying!
Congrats Cally! Some 57 years later, I still remember how nervous I was at my checkride. You did great and remember that this is one (albeit important) point in your journey to learn.
Welcome to the club! Got my license in 1988. Never ever regretted one minute of the training and learned to be a lifelong learner. Way to grow! Hope y'all have an awesome spraying season this year. Eat more cake. Lol.
CONGRATULATIONS Job well done !.... I sure remember my Check ride 46 years ago and it seems like yesterday 🤨kinda .... FLY SAFE .... now for the Oshkosh green dot landing (lol), ...at least it should be on you "to do " list.😁
Little late to the party (your channel just popped up on my feed today) but congrats! You passed about a month before I did. Good feeling, it took me several weeks before I came down off that high.
Wooo Hooo! Yay Good Job! Although I/we knew you passed. Wish I wasn't such a dumby when I was young and finished my ticket. Oh well, Living vicariously through you is good too. #1 job always fly the airplane, keep it in the envelope, keep the wings flying. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐💥💨 Denny NW Minneota
I had a discontinuance on my instrument checkride. Weather in the area *and* the radar just happened to go down. It's "whatever," but the extra wait time injected into the process sure sucks. Congratulations! (Nice to finally hear from Tyson again, too, we haven't heard from him in a while.)
Cally, you are fantastic. To have completed the PPL in just over 1 month and mid-40 hours is amazing. The national average for PPL is 75 hours, so you smashed it BIG TIME. Now the real fun begins. MEL or your Instrument next???
Ahhh thank you so much!! I truly know that I am lucky to have been able to do it in a short amount of time. It was very helpful to have Tyson supporting me, answering questions, pushing me. My instructor also pushed me, in the best possible way. I wanna start getting comfortable and learning from Tyson! Probably tail wheel first, eventually. And then maybe Instrument one day.
Congratulations Cally!! I think I can safely say that we are ALL so very proud of you! (Full disclosure: we KNEW that you could do it!) Great job! I’ll never forget how I felt when I got my CDL 29 years ago, so I know what you’re feeling now. Relief, a sense of accomplishment, confidence in your abilities, and lastly, celebratory! Tyson, dude you were cracking me up! Cally slept like a log the night before while YOU were up all night with the jitters! 🤣 😂 Then, she’s out there actually testing and flying and you’re filming and being all stressed out, it really cracked me up. Then to see her reaction once she got down and had her certification in hand, you were exactly right about knowing what she was going through. But, it STILL was funny! 😂 I’m so glad that I followed this from start to finish, I really did enjoy it and Cally, I REALLY did enjoy rooting for you, offering you advice based on my own experiences, and mostly, giving you encouragement like we ALL did. Way to go!!👍👍👍
Yesterday in birmingham, al which is about an hour from my home, a small plane similar to what you trained in had to make emergency landing on railroad tracks near the airport. It was a student and trainer. Aparantly the engine died while on aproach. No injuries and minor damage to plane. I thought this might interest y'all.
If you can just get past 10 hours and make it to a successful solo, then there’s no doubt you were going to make it. Now you’ve got your license to learn because believe me, it never stops. I had a woman DPE for my commercial. And I had been a pilot for at least 15 years by the time I went for my commercial, and I was so nervous at 45 yo you would’ve thought it was my first flight. 🤣
Oh, for the record, I learn to fly in Cut Bank, Montana wind never stops blowing there. A breeze is about 20 miles an hour. If you can crosswind, you will never ever fly in Cut Bank. What was worse id my dad, a 30-year Navy fighter pilot, was my instructor, and he was by the book period
Oh man!! That sounds rough!! Tyson will spray in rough conditions and I don't get how he does it. I don't even want to go for a cruise if it's windy and bumpy 😂
ii know the feeling..... I passed my sport pilot checkride on wednesday last week.... i completely messed up stupid answers in teh orlal, and we found a hole in the clouds big enough to be able to do the flight maneuvers
Congratulations!! Now let’s see a video of you taking Tyson flying for the first time! He’ll be so proud on that first time up with you as PIC
Haha, yes!! That is on the list!
Cally, you have a friend in me. We may not know each other, but it makes me proud to see you pass your private pilot check ride and ground exam. Flying alone or with a copilot is going to be much different than flying with an instructor. A copilot can take control of the aircraft if you pass out or have a medical emergency at the controls. A copilot can also run through the checklists and be the pilot flying (pilot in command) or pilot monitoring. The small bushcraft like you and Tyson fly don’t have autopilot, so you have to fly them by hand, and that’s not an easy task, especially for a commercial airline Captain and/or First Officer. Commercial aircraft come factory equipped with autopilot, and the newer, higher tech commercial aircraft come factory equipped with not just autopilot, but also with auto land.
Ahh, thanks so much! Really appreciate the comment and your support.
CONGRATULATIONS!!!
I’m a FedEx driver and I’m on my lunch break watching this. I’m sitting here with the biggest smile on my face as you’re announcing that you past. People are walking by and looking at me and I don’t even care. Dang, how exciting is this. Again, congratulations
Thank you!!! This comment put a huge smile on my face. Thanks for being a Fed Ex driver!! Our dog would LOVE you.
@@AgAviationAdventures wait, you’re one of those people that order those heavy Chewy boxes that’s breaking my back?? I take back all those nice things I said earlier . Just kidding
Haha noooo!! We don't, our dog just loves our delivery drivers.
I never doubted you Cally! You had wonderful support in Tyson and the fact that we were all pulling for ya! Besides that you were meant to do this. I know you’re already a month beyond this but HUGE CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU and all the best in your future endeavors!!! BTW, we aren’t strangers, we’re all kindred spirits so to speak. 👍🤠👍
Thanks Rob!! Appreciate you following along! We gotta start doing some filming here in ND now 🙂 stay tuned!!
@@AgAviationAdventures you know it!!
Proud of you Kid-0! Now the fun begins! Remember every day in flying we learn something. we live to learn!
Thank you!! Yes, always learning!!
This is the best news! It was awesome that you shared your journey with the UA-cam community. Looking forward to more videos from your new digs!
Thank you!! Really appreciate it!! I gotta get on some more filming now that these are over 😂
Many, many congratulations Cally! You now have the coveted License to Learn. Sounds like your examiner was a top shelf individual. That you completed the task at 45 hours is great as well. Staying after the training day after day saves a lot vs. only one, maybe two days a week. My check ride was way too many years ago to think about but it is a HUGE day for you. You have entered a very exclusive club. One that can only be achieved and entered into with hard work, dedication and perseverance. Now go get checked out in a 182!
For sure, thank you so much! Really appreciate it!! Yes, I think tailwheel is next, eventually.
It is a great felling!!!
Back in 1999, I took my check ride with a famous Women Aviator.
Dorothy Anderson, better known as Dottie, out of Bluffton, Ohio. She flown back in the early days
and was very known in the aviation community.I believe she had over 4000 hours behind the wheel!
She is long gone now but she is remembered by many, including me.
That's amazing! I feel like I read a book/article about Dottie?! Thanks for the comment!
Very proud of you, this has been an amazing journey- thanks both of you for sharing!
Thank you so much for following along!! The fun doesn't stop here!
Congrats! (Belated)
Thank you!!
Congratulations! Proud of you and all the hard work you put into getting your license. I certainly hope this series is an inspiration to all the folks that have been considering learning to fly themselves. Keep 'em Flying
Thank you!! I really appreciate the comment and I hope so too!
Congratulations cally!! Been watching from the beginning, have my check ride soon! So very happy for you!!!
Ahhh thank you for being on this journey with me. GOOD LUCK!!!!
So awesome!!! Congratulations you worked so hard. So happy for you!!!
Thank you!! All the feels!!
Great Job! What a relief to be done and be successful!
Thank you!!
Oh my goodness! Yay Cally! Congratulations!! So happy for you!! I'm currently working on my PPL and watching your journey and now seeing you accomplish your goal has really inspired and motivated me! Thank you for bringing us along!😊
Ahhh thanks so much!! Good luck!! You can do it!
Congratulations Miss Pilot
Travel Safely !!!
Thanks, Chris!!
Congratulations 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thank you so much!
Cangratulations!! Thank you for sharing your journey, it was really interesting. I really enjoy all of your videos.
Really appreciate you being here!!
Congratulations!!
Thank you!!
Great job! Fascinating experience.
Thanks so much!!
Congratulations! Well done!
Thank you!!
Congratulations. That is huge and great!!
Thanks Jay!
Congratulations! Excellent instruction, focused effort, and persistence pays off. I can appreciate your appreciation flying with an instructor who can helps us see where we have room for improvement.
Thanks, Nancy!! Appreciate all of your helpful and supportive comments!
Awesome job and congratulations!!!!
Thanks, James!!
Congratulations! You did a great job and it was a pleasure to watch your progress.
Thank you so much, Harlan!! Appreciate you watching.
Congratulations!!!!!
Thank you!!
Congratulations Cally!!
Thanks Jason!!! 🙏
Congratulations! You must feel amazing!!
It does!! Thank you!
That's Awesome 👍
Congratulations Cally!!!
Thanks Eric!!
Cally, congratulations on passing your check ride!! I funky understand how nerve wracking the ride could be. Good on ya!! by the way I'm digging the channel you guys keep it up!
Thank you so much! Appreciate the comment.
Congratulations!
Thanks!
Great job !!😎
Thanks!!
Congrats!!!!!
Thanks Bryan!!
There is so much awesomeness in this video!
I was so excited and proud of your efforts to nail down thatcheck ride especially without perfect weather. You absolutely shmashed it.
It was also so lovely to see how supportive and nervous your partner was. Such a great pair.
You guys win the internet today 😊
Thanks so much for your comment, Paul!! Really appreciate you watching.
Awesome job girl! You and your husband's emotions brought back all my emotions. Couldn't agree more with your husband about knowing how you are feeling during check rides.
It is freaking emotional!! Thanks so much!!
awesome!
I'll add another congratulations!
Thanks David! Appreciate it.
Way to go Cally!!! Congratulations!!!
Thanks Nick!!!
Oh my gosh, I’m so proud of you. You are an amazing individual. I wish you guys the best spray season ! I’ll be watching ! so proud of you👏👏👏👏
Thanks James!! Appreciate you!!
Awesome!!!!!
Thanks!!
Congratulations! I remember my check ride day well. I'm proud of you!
Thank you!!
Congratulations from a fan from Michigan!!
Ahh thanks Jim!!
Something to be proud of, great job Cally.
Thank you!
I just finished watching your pilot journey and it has been amazing! Thank you so much for bringing us along. I've been dreaming of flying since i was a kid and i am finally taking steps towards doing it. You videos have been very inspirational and an insight into what the whole process is actually like.
This means a lot, thanks so much for taking the time to let us know. Good luck and if you have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out.
Congratulations and welcome to the club. You now have something no one can ever take from you. It’s been almost 40 years since my Private check ride and I still remember it like it was yesterday.
Thank you!! That's amazing.
Well done, Cally!
Thanks! Appreciate it.
Congratulations Cally!!! Welcome to the club!
Thanks!!
Congrats!! as a new private pilot in training. This is so helpful to see 🔥🔥 I am a terrible test taker, so hopefully getting up in the air more or make me more comfortable
Thanks so much!! Really appreciate this. Good luck! Also as a side note, I always thought I was a bad test taker too. I used a program for the ground school that actually taught me the material (agaviationadventures.com/media/pilotinstitutereview). I was nervous for the written but knew the material. The check ride was a whole different kind of nervous!!
Congrats, my young lady. I remember that day like it was yesterday's course that was 56 years and a couple of many, many miles ago. But you are on your way to fun times. Being a pilot is something you can not explain to a nonpilot. It was fun watch you go through the hell to get there
Thank you so so much!! Appreciate it. No one understands unless they've done it.
Congratulations. I was so thrilled to finally do away with those paper nav logs. Blue skies and happy spraying!
Haha no kidding!! At one point (after spending SEVERAL hours on a flight plan) I asked does anyone in the real world actually use these anymore?! Sounds like it's a bit debated but the technology we have these days is pretty incredible.
Congratulations!!!! Amazing job. Set a high standard for my youngest kid who is just starting.
Ahhh, that's amazing!! Best of luck to them.
Congratulations🎉
Thanks Erin!!
Amazing work, hope to get to see you continue learning by doing, meaning, lots more flying!
Massive congratulations on taking the PPL, was a ride this must have been, just hammer it out like this over several weeks!
I only get to fly fake planes and helicopters... but thats fun too! :D
Thank you!! I still can't believe it and it feels like it went by so fast. I'm excited to start learning from Tyson! Safe virtual flights!!
Yess!! Congrats, you did simply awesome 🎉 And a fantastic series of videos too. I’ll be at riggins in the next few weeks to finish my ppl and I just had a couple of questions. Will pm you if that’s ok. Thanks again!!
Thanks Zahid!!! Appreciate your comments always and can't wait for you to crush your check ride.
Wooooooooo HOOOOOOOOOO !!!!!!!!!!! - HALLELUJAH !!!!! - Great job Cally - Congratulations !!!!! - And welcome to the Family of Official Private Pilots. Soooooo Happy for you ....... Sooooo proud of you !! Now get out there and fly ...... and have some fun while decompressing.
Thanks Lech!!! Appreciate you!! Thanks for all the comments and love!!
Congrats Cally 🎉
Thank you!!
I am getting my private pilot in South Dakota as well. Best of luck to you! You can do it!
Nice! Good Luck!
When you got out of the plane and caught your breath, It reminded me of the day I was in the exact situation. I was so happy it was over, meanwhile I couldn't believe it was over!
Hahah, exactly!!! I felt like I could finally breath again!
Right on !!! I knew you would nail it!!!!
Thanks Charles!
@@AgAviationAdventures Time to study some IFR you will need it living in ND
congratulations Cally
NOW
continue to learn EVERY time you fly!
LEARN every time just like you learned something new FLYING with the examiner.
IT REALLY STARTS NOW-- --MAKE GREAT DECISIONS
CONGRATULATION CALLY!
Yes, absolutely!! So excited to start learning from the best of the best (Tyson, but I am biased).
Congratulations! I still remember being nervous and that was back in 1977.
Thank you!!
Congratulations. I was a complete mess when I passed - diagonal mark on shirt.
My DPE also pointed out some great stuff.
Continued success towards IFR and PAVE.
Thanks!!
Congratulations 🎉
Thank you!
Fricken Awesome! Massive Congrats Cally, Cheers from Down Under!
Thank you so much!!
@@AgAviationAdventures Welcome you are.
Awesome Achievement!
Thanks for sharing.
God is so good.
Shalom!
Thank you!!
Awesome! I am absolutely thrilled. I'm about to go for my pivate pilot checkride soon. I'm more nervous about the Oral
Nice!! You’ll do great!
Don't consider us strangers! You are now a part of our wonderful pilot family!!! Congrats. You dedicated yourself to take the hard and fast road to getting your certificate, and that's awesome. The journey is only beginning for you. Hope to run into you both somewhere in the near future. May all your flying, be good flying!
Ahh thanks! Appreciate it.
Congrats Cally! Some 57 years later, I still remember how nervous I was at my checkride. You did great and remember that this is one (albeit important) point in your journey to learn.
That's so cool that you still remember that day. Thank you!!
CONGRATULATIONS
Thank you!!!
Welcome to the club! Got my license in 1988. Never ever regretted one minute of the training and learned to be a lifelong learner. Way to grow! Hope y'all have an awesome spraying season this year. Eat more cake. Lol.
Nice!! Thanks so much!! All the cake!
Congratulations! I just started my PPL journey yesterday!🎩🇺🇸
That's great! You are going to love it!
CONGRATULATIONS Job well done !.... I sure remember my Check ride 46 years ago and it seems like yesterday 🤨kinda .... FLY SAFE .... now for the Oshkosh green dot landing (lol), ...at least it should be on you "to do " list.😁
Thank you!!! Oh, yeah, we wanna try all sorts of stuff. Unfortunately Oshkosh is during our busy season but maybe Sun N Fun one day!
Well done ❤
Thank you!!
Little late to the party (your channel just popped up on my feed today) but congrats! You passed about a month before I did. Good feeling, it took me several weeks before I came down off that high.
Ahh thanks! Congrats!! Yes, it is definitely a high! A well-deserved one!
Wooo Hooo! Yay Good Job! Although I/we knew you passed. Wish I wasn't such a dumby when I was young and finished my ticket. Oh well, Living vicariously through you is good too. #1 job always fly the airplane, keep it in the envelope, keep the wings flying. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐💥💨 Denny NW Minneota
Thank you!! Really appreciate your support Denny!
You go girl
😊
Congrats pilot!
Thanks 😊
I had a discontinuance on my instrument checkride. Weather in the area *and* the radar just happened to go down. It's "whatever," but the extra wait time injected into the process sure sucks. Congratulations!
(Nice to finally hear from Tyson again, too, we haven't heard from him in a while.)
It did suck for sure!! I know most of yall are used to only seeing Tyson. I had to steal the spot light for a quick min. He's back soon!!!
I may be 2 months late...but congratulations! I know how stressful the process is. Well done!
Thank you so much!
Hell Yes Cally! Great job! NOW TAKE YOUR SO/ pro cameraman for a RIDE
Thank you!! Yes!! Coming soon!
Cally, you are fantastic. To have completed the PPL in just over 1 month and mid-40 hours is amazing. The national average for PPL is 75 hours, so you smashed it BIG TIME. Now the real fun begins. MEL or your Instrument next???
Ahhh thank you so much!! I truly know that I am lucky to have been able to do it in a short amount of time. It was very helpful to have Tyson supporting me, answering questions, pushing me. My instructor also pushed me, in the best possible way. I wanna start getting comfortable and learning from Tyson! Probably tail wheel first, eventually. And then maybe Instrument one day.
Aaaaahhhh Congratulations. Well Deserved.
Thank you!!
Congratulations Cally - you did it! Welcome to the family!
Thank you!!
@@AgAviationAdventures tailwheel endorsement next? Looking forward to the next chapters
@@KC2DZB we are just starting our busy season now so we'll see what happens but hopefully Tailwheel in the next year!!
@@AgAviationAdventures Understandable! It'll be good to settle in the cockpit for a while first anyway. Happy flying!
🎉congratulations
Thank you!!
Hey Cally, This is a day that will be etched in your mind forever! Welcome to the very prestigious club of "Private Pilot"!!!!!
For sure! Thanks, Bill!
❤❤❤❤ it thanks great video.
Thanks!
Awesome, congrats, YEA
Thanks!!
DO YOU EVER PLAN TO GET YOUR COMMERCIAL PILOTS AND START CROP DUSTING ? If so do be safe.
Nope! Just private for now for fun.
Congratulations! I bet it feels good to have it done and behind you?
YESSSSS it was a heavy weight for sure!!
Congratulations Cally!! I think I can safely say that we are ALL so very proud of you! (Full disclosure: we KNEW that you could do it!) Great job! I’ll never forget how I felt when I got my CDL 29 years ago, so I know what you’re feeling now. Relief, a sense of accomplishment, confidence in your abilities, and lastly, celebratory! Tyson, dude you were cracking me up! Cally slept like a log the night before while YOU were up all night with the jitters! 🤣 😂 Then, she’s out there actually testing and flying and you’re filming and being all stressed out, it really cracked me up. Then to see her reaction once she got down and had her certification in hand, you were exactly right about knowing what she was going through. But, it STILL was funny! 😂 I’m so glad that I followed this from start to finish, I really did enjoy it and Cally, I REALLY did enjoy rooting for you, offering you advice based on my own experiences, and mostly, giving you encouragement like we ALL did. Way to go!!👍👍👍
Thank you!! Really appreciate that!
Fantastic Young’in great job 🎉🎉🎉🎉 Party Hardely 😊😊😊 50 years and 2 days I did mine.
Thank you!!
Yesterday in birmingham, al which is about an hour from my home, a small plane similar to what you trained in had to make emergency landing on railroad tracks near the airport. It was a student and trainer. Aparantly the engine died while on aproach. No injuries and minor damage to plane. I thought this might interest y'all.
I saw the article! They did an incredible job landing that plane on the tracks. Thanks for watching!
Good job
Thanks!
Congratz :D
Thanks!!
Be sure to add fun flying videos to this channel as a private pilot.
Yes!!! We need to for sure. Thank you!!
well done
Thanks Ricardo!
Cpngratulations im a 61 year old pp student. Thx for the inspiration!
Thank you!! Where are you at in your training currently?
@@AgAviationAdventures just starting 5 hrs tt
If you can just get past 10 hours and make it to a successful solo, then there’s no doubt you were going to make it.
Now you’ve got your license to learn because believe me, it never stops.
I had a woman DPE for my commercial. And I had been a pilot for at least 15 years by the time I went for my commercial, and I was so nervous at 45 yo you would’ve thought it was my first flight. 🤣
Haha, totally understand that. I'm excited to start learning a lot with Tyson!!
Took my ride over 60 years ago. Also in a chicken hawk. Congrats.
Nice!! Thanks!
Literally in the exact same boat, 44.5 hours clocked and my checkrides in 5 days 😬
Nice, good luck!!!
Oh, for the record, I learn to fly in Cut Bank, Montana wind never stops blowing there. A breeze is about 20 miles an hour. If you can crosswind, you will never ever fly in Cut Bank. What was worse id my dad, a 30-year Navy fighter pilot, was my instructor, and he was by the book period
Oh man!! That sounds rough!! Tyson will spray in rough conditions and I don't get how he does it. I don't even want to go for a cruise if it's windy and bumpy 😂
ii know the feeling..... I passed my sport pilot checkride on wednesday last week.... i completely messed up stupid answers in teh orlal, and we found a hole in the clouds big enough to be able to do the flight maneuvers
Nice work!!