Wow, this is definitely going iny favorites playlist, this one's got it all: cloud surfing, stunning ocean views, stunning island views, low pass over the water, excellent clarity, and of course, you don't need a gimbal because you ARE the gimbal, and maybe better than one lol.... Well done 👍
This was a good one, for sure. I'm glad you liked it my friend! I'll tell you what though... I'm 7 days into a trip right now, and my arms are tired haha
Lucky you got the reverse ops landing. Lived in Cayman my whole life and traveled in and out probably hundreds of times, in 21 years sill haven’t gotten a reverse ops landing or takeoff somehow. Hopefully one day
Yeah, this was a very specific set of circumstances that led to this. Chief of which was the storm system that was basically blocking the regular approach. Sometimes you just get lucky haha. I hope you get to fly it someday my friend!
Rarely ever. I can't remember the last time I stopped filming a flight. Now, I've had a few that I just don't even start filming because they're just not worth it, but if I start filming a flight, I don't stop.
Appears they landed with the wind due to the weather interfering with a typical approach into the wind. They just needed to ensure they could stop on a wet and somewhat short runway. Landing w/the wind isn't unusual for a host of reasons, i.e., terrain, runway slope, noise and a badly located rain shower.
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I love your videos! They are expertly made, clear and always beautiful.
I'm glad you enjoy them my friend! Thanks of watching!
Once again great fly
Thank you for visiting the Cayman Islands: where I am from. Great vid.
Wow, this is definitely going iny favorites playlist, this one's got it all: cloud surfing, stunning ocean views, stunning island views, low pass over the water, excellent clarity, and of course, you don't need a gimbal because you ARE the gimbal, and maybe better than one lol.... Well done 👍
This was a good one, for sure. I'm glad you liked it my friend! I'll tell you what though... I'm 7 days into a trip right now, and my arms are tired haha
Awesome view and shots 😍
Beautiful video ❤
I’m glad you enjoyed it my friend!
Awesome!
Grand Cayman is so beautiful. Went there on a cruise wanted to stay.
Lovely captured and absolutely another spectacular beautiful shooting filming footage .. thanks
man those low over the water approaches scare me because it seems like the land won't be reached in time...but that was some smoooooth flying, thanks
Lucky you got the reverse ops landing. Lived in Cayman my whole life and traveled in and out probably hundreds of times, in 21 years sill haven’t gotten a reverse ops landing or takeoff somehow. Hopefully one day
Yeah, this was a very specific set of circumstances that led to this. Chief of which was the storm system that was basically blocking the regular approach. Sometimes you just get lucky haha. I hope you get to fly it someday my friend!
Wow. Reminds me a little of Belize.
Great fly! How often do you abandon the filming for any other reason (other than GoPro)?
Rarely ever. I can't remember the last time I stopped filming a flight. Now, I've had a few that I just don't even start filming because they're just not worth it, but if I start filming a flight, I don't stop.
It does look like Southwest Airlines because the wings are simular to those wings
This looks so high quality and 1 question. What camera do you use to make the videos?
See the description 👍
I film everything on my channel with iPhones. Currently 14/15 Pros.
Appears they landed with the wind due to the weather interfering with a typical approach into the wind. They just needed to ensure they could stop on a wet and somewhat short runway. Landing w/the wind isn't unusual for a host of reasons, i.e., terrain, runway slope, noise and a badly located rain shower.
That is exactly what happened. And it is what led to these stunning views. So, thanks to Mother Nature for the extra scenic tour!