Another outstanding video. My hats off to Kevin for having no fear sharing his pilot skills. Did you notice how much easier that jet was to fly and manage? I have been humbled by the amount of work it takes to manage my C310 compared to the Jets I have flown. Jaime thank you for being an inspiration to my wife. I hope to get her in the sim later this year. Congrats to you both for successfully making GA fun and sharing your experiences with the rest of us.
Thanks Mark! I did realize that I was a little too twitchy on the yoke in the sim and could/should have done a few things different but that's what training is all about I suppose. I know opening it up for everyone to see will generate some extra opinions but I like to keep it real. :) I'll smooth that out next time. Honestly I think the King Air and Citation are easier to fly than a Twin Cessna. Of course there are a ton of systems you have to know inside and out but the actual flight in normal conditions were easier than I expected. Thanks for all the support and hopefully your bird is treating you guys as well as ours has been us. Just need to get her back from the skin rehab project before I go crazy. :)
@@310Pilot Actually, you did quite nicely. I've flown sims twice a year for the last 36 years both turbo props and jets. Sims are generally much for sensitive and less forgiving than the aircraft. I thought you did outstanding. You should appreciate your skills flying the C310 after seeing just how easy the other two sims were. I can't wait to see your paint scheme. I purchased a C310R remote control plane and will use that to design my paint scheme. I just couldn't fathom spending $3k to let someone design it and I just wasn't feeling it putting it on paper. Now I have a 50" wing span 3d model to paint to my hearts content. My bird goes in for a full panel on March 9th. I will loose it for 6-10 weeks. I will feel your pain.
Thanks Mark! In my limited experience for sure more sensitive and less forgiving sounds right. I couldn't stand to spend that kind of money for a designer either. Smart move on the 3D model. I would have done the same if I thought about it. Paper does make it tough to envision. Congrats on the new panel. Send me some pics when its done. I hope it is done in 6-10...I'm never lucky with the time quotes. :)
Your instructor was awesome putting you thru all the different scenario's, Kevin might be the greatest and safest pilot the world has ever seen and Jamie did a super job. All 3 of you rock.
This is so cool. I visited JetLine Simulator Training in Nassau, Bahamas. Took a spin in a 737. Didn't crash...( had a little help) Had a blast. The wait to see the new paint job is killing me. Hang in there Jamie. You did well.
What a fun day. Thanks for the video Kevin. 4 cushion Jamie...haha. Too cute. Nice to know she could get you guys down in an emergency. I too would like to see her get her PPL. It would be great to V-log her training if it wasn't a distraction, but I understand if it's not her thing. Can't wait to see BC in the new paint!
I spent a day at that hangar, 15 or so years ago, helping to install the first two sims; the wrap around screen and the basic sim. My late, great friend Gene L was part of rhe predecessor training company and the wrap around screen was, at that time, one of the first ever installed anywhere. Yes, full motion sims were long in use, but the Frasca manufactured units, though not full motion, were very realistic and made sim training more affordable for nearly everyone. I'm new to this channel and am enjoying the videos. Makes me feel like I'm back in the air after 14 years - lost my medical and still miss my Stearman.
Major kudos to Jaime for jumping in and doing this. Like buying insurance, we hope we don't need it but are glad it is there. Sims have come a long way in just a few years.
Lots of praise for Jamie for being willing to try. Also, great to see her accomplish the landing. Might save both of you sometime. I pray that y’all will never have that kind of emergency.
Lovely to see you both having a different flying experience. Nothing quite like the emergency drills and abnormal procedures for lifting ones confidence that you can do it when the fans stop. Great job done on getting 1BC down safely Jamie!
Love flight simulators, the ultimate video game. In my 42 year career at Gulfstream I was fortunate enough to have a friend who worked in Flight Safety. On weekends during lunch and the pilots who where in training went to lunch, we would jump in the simulators and fly around. I flew in GII, GIII, GIV, and GV sims that had 6 axis movement, very cool.
Good to see Jaime learning. I something happened she needs to be able to get you safely on the ground. They had a program years ago for spouses to learn to land the family plane. Jaime already has the radio down. Bravo Zulu Jaime.
Enjoyed the video , passed my IFR checkride Friday after 22 years of VFR flying , my wife is also going to go through some emergency training, it was great to see Jamie do such a good job .
Very cool. Thanks for sharing, Kevin. Jaime did a great job as I think flying sims is as hard or harder than the real thing. (Working on my instrument now and getting in some sim time in addition to air time). She nailed on the second try with instructor, husband and few thousand UA-camrs all watching! Great work!
GREAT video K&J ! One of my favorites for sure ! I came for my favorite flying duo, but stayed for the “experts” in comments, who offered up their usual serving of never-ending critique. I’m guessing that your annual proficiency training and future ratings, can be done by simply reviewing comments on your videos. It’s unlikely that you will find a finer collection of experts, assembled in one place, ever ! From the humble C-172 to the F18 and C5, master instruction and critique is available right here ! 🙄 Safe skies Kevin, great time here !
Outstanding work! Training and continuing education is the hallmark of a proficient pilot. Kev, I'm a perfectionist and I would fly with you anywhere, anytime, in any aircraft you have proficiency to fly.
Great job..flight simulators are a great way to stay fresh in many different scenarios.I actually fly using a sim and have for many years. I am finishing designing your home airport - KARR - for XPlane. Many sim pilots love flying out of there and flying the lake front. Keep up the good work. Really love all your videos.
It was great YaH...think we'll make sim training a regular event for us throughout the year. I'm not so patiently waiting for the paint to get done. :)
I just started watching these videos. She’s so good on the radio I thought she was already a pilot. She did great ! He did great too with all the emergency situations he handled.....I hope he never has to experience that in a real plane. Congrats to both of you.
Ha ha...she did awesome...per usual Alan. She really has no desire to get her PPL though. If she did, it would be quick but then of course we'd have to paper , rock, scissors for the left seat. :)
Now that was really cool. So many flight problems in one day and you aced it. Very realistic simulators. Congrats on being able to experience that. Jamie can land the plane no problem. Well done Lady J. Thanks for sharing.
AWESOME Job Jamie!!!! So proud of you!!!! You have what it takes you need to learn to fly!!!! Awesome job Kevin that was great you are an amazing pilot!!! Proud of you both!!!!!
Really smart letting Jamie do that, and you handled those engine outs very well. Can you believe that back in the day, the FAA man would actually pull a engine on you at takeoff. Way too many accidents occurred, so they stopped that practice at check rides. Too dangerous!!! Great video Kevin/Jamie.
Lovely job Jamie! even if that Jamie doesn't want to fly its still very important she knows how to handle the plane in case something does happen, knowing the ATC radio work is just a bonus. If little man can fly, so can Jamie. Well done.
Nice video (as usual). Interesting sound recording. Played back several times with the stereo speakers set across the room in front of me and I would swear that Jamie's voice saying "you are a jet pilot" came from behind me. Probably because I knew she was in back and my mind was playing tricks, or maybe room acoustics, but it was so real it took me by surprise.
Good on you for having a go Jaime. It will only get easier every time. You have a great opportunity to follow Kevin through on the controls every time you fly and before you know it you’ll be able to do it yourself.
Kevin, Nice job on the video and keeping us entertained while Bravo Charlie is getting painted. Jamie, nice job on the landing. Real nice that you guys have access to that type of training. I'm sure it was a big help. Have a great weekend.
Thanks Mark! We shouldn't have put off the sim training for so long but with her being down for paint we jumped on the opportunity. It's awesome to have such a nice facility right at our home airport. :)
I would feel confident flying with either of you. You guys have a lot of fun, but when you’re flying, you two are true professionals. Hi from T-Town! (Toledo, Ohio)
Very cool idea and one that probably all couples or folks that fly on a regular basis with the same non-pilot should think about doing. Nice job Jamie and Kevin (ladies first) enjoyed the video. looking forward to seeing the new paint job of course. Think you'll make Sun Fun?
Excellent job, Jamie ... that was an invaluable exercise to give you an ideal of what to expect in a real emergency and you where required to land the plane. I put my wife through a “pinch hitter” course in a actual Cessna T210N, fortunately she never had to use the skills she learned in the training.
Can never do enough training, especially on things, you can't practice in real life. Good job landing Jamie. Would it be better for her, and doable on that simulator, sitting on the right side, since that is, more than likely, the seat she would be in, if something happened. Hopefully, you can use the simulator some more and add other variables, like wind, etc., so she can get the feel of landing in that. Can't wait to see the new paint.
Agreed on never too much training! Good point about the seat difference and we will be sure to do that next time. That would be easier than her dragging my lifeless body out of the left seat. :)
@@310Pilot Training from both seats is important but mostly training, from the right seat, where she is likely to be, would help get her mind memory, eye memory, muscle memory, trained, so her actions would come to her automatically. Which is very helpful, in high stress situations. More pilots should take the time, to give those who fly with them, often, enough basic flying skills, to help give them a chance to get the plane on the ground, if something happens to them.
Glad you liked it Don! Very cool that you are also getting a bit of training/feel for your non-pilot spouse. I think that is better for everyone involved.
Thanks for sharing Kevin and Jamie. I have started watching all your videos and you kids are awesome. I have always loved flying, I enjoy watching Kevin take off and land and I love hearing Jamie talking to the controller. If you ever need a passenger I will be available lol.
What a neat place. If I had the land and the money, I would build a steel warehouse and build out several immersive simulators like that. Great job Jaime!
Awesome video, simulators do have a lot of value especially practicing emergencies. Practicing what to do and getting the mind set and actually seeing what the plane does in those situations is golden. Nice job on the landing Jamie!
Glad you enjoyed it James! I don't think I've placed enough value on sim training but will for sure add that to our regular training regiment moving forward. :)
It's ok, she learns to avoid damage to the plane, while you fall... yeah! Nice idea to make a movie. Once I tried to fly like you now, in a stand simulator. Was a good experience that gave me an honor mention in the end. But nothing goes like a real!
I'm impressed with these videos on every level. It's good to see GOOD JUDGEMENT every time. (well, except for the lawn-dart thing, lol) Jaime looks like a clutch-player. She looks capable of dealing when everything turns to shit. She needs her own ticket.
Jamie makes an excellent Pilot In Command. All She needs is more hands on the yoke, feet on the pedals, & throttle/prop/mixture control, from the right seat. She has the radio traffic down perfect. Such a nice couple, & family blessed to have aviation in their lives>>>>>>>>
Hey guys, I got hooked on your channel the other night and have logged a bunch of time thus far. What a great job you guys are doing. Can't wait to see the new paint on BC. Thanks for the wonderful vid's. I feel like I'm part of the family now. lol
Great video guys. Wtg Jamie. Can't wait to see her first real take off and landing. Should be awesome especially when you have a coach like you do. I'm envious. I'd love to learn to fly one day. Can't wait to see the new Bravo Charlie's Paint job.
Cool video guys!!! Great job BOTH of you! Can’t wait to see 1BC’s new clothes!.......... sooooooo Jamie, when you gonna start flyin 1BC? Think you’d do great!!! Scott
Another outstanding video. My hats off to Kevin for having no fear sharing his pilot skills. Did you notice how much easier that jet was to fly and manage? I have been humbled by the amount of work it takes to manage my C310 compared to the Jets I have flown.
Jaime thank you for being an inspiration to my wife. I hope to get her in the sim later this year.
Congrats to you both for successfully making GA fun and sharing your experiences with the rest of us.
Thanks Mark! I did realize that I was a little too twitchy on the yoke in the sim and could/should have done a few things different but that's what training is all about I suppose. I know opening it up for everyone to see will generate some extra opinions but I like to keep it real. :)
I'll smooth that out next time. Honestly I think the King Air and Citation are easier to fly than a Twin Cessna. Of course there are a ton of systems you have to know inside and out but the actual flight in normal conditions were easier than I expected.
Thanks for all the support and hopefully your bird is treating you guys as well as ours has been us. Just need to get her back from the skin rehab project before I go crazy. :)
@@310Pilot Actually, you did quite nicely. I've flown sims twice a year for the last 36 years both turbo props and jets. Sims are generally much for sensitive and less forgiving than the aircraft. I thought you did outstanding.
You should appreciate your skills flying the C310 after seeing just how easy the other two sims were.
I can't wait to see your paint scheme. I purchased a C310R remote control plane and will use that to design my paint scheme. I just couldn't fathom spending $3k to let someone design it and I just wasn't feeling it putting it on paper. Now I have a 50" wing span 3d model to paint to my hearts content.
My bird goes in for a full panel on March 9th. I will loose it for 6-10 weeks. I will feel your pain.
Thanks Mark! In my limited experience for sure more sensitive and less forgiving sounds right. I couldn't stand to spend that kind of money for a designer either. Smart move on the 3D model. I would have done the same if I thought about it. Paper does make it tough to envision. Congrats on the new panel. Send me some pics when its done. I hope it is done in 6-10...I'm never lucky with the time quotes. :)
I got sweaty palms just watching. Thanks for sharing. Jaime did a great job.
She sure did Preston...per the usual. :)
I agree. Jaime did a wonderful job in the sim. Maybe in 1BC she can fly herself with you there as backup.
Your instructor was awesome putting you thru all the different scenario's, Kevin might be the greatest and safest pilot the world has ever seen and Jamie did a super job. All 3 of you rock.
This is so cool. I visited JetLine Simulator Training in Nassau, Bahamas. Took a spin in a 737. Didn't crash...( had a little help) Had a blast. The wait to see the new paint job is killing me. Hang in there Jamie. You did well.
What a fun day. Thanks for the video Kevin. 4 cushion Jamie...haha. Too cute. Nice to know she could get you guys down in an emergency. I too would like to see her get her PPL. It would be great to V-log her training if it wasn't a distraction, but I understand if it's not her thing. Can't wait to see BC in the new paint!
Great episode... much more realistic that the simulators of 20+ years ago. Thanks!
I spent a day at that hangar, 15 or so years ago, helping to install the first two sims; the wrap around screen and the basic sim. My late, great friend Gene L was part of rhe predecessor training company and the wrap around screen was, at that time, one of the first ever installed anywhere. Yes, full motion sims were long in use, but the Frasca manufactured units, though not full motion, were very realistic and made sim training more affordable for nearly everyone. I'm new to this channel and am enjoying the videos. Makes me feel like I'm back in the air after 14 years - lost my medical and still miss my Stearman.
Major kudos to Jaime for jumping in and doing this. Like buying insurance, we hope we don't need it but are glad it is there. Sims have come a long way in just a few years.
Lots of praise for Jamie for being willing to try. Also, great to see her accomplish the landing. Might save both of you sometime. I pray that y’all will never have that kind of emergency.
Lovely to see you both having a different flying experience. Nothing quite like the emergency drills and abnormal procedures for lifting ones confidence that you can do it when the fans stop. Great job done on getting 1BC down safely Jamie!
That was really cool. Jamie did great on the second try. Kevin you nailed it too as usual. New paint....Woo Hoo!!
Love flight simulators, the ultimate video game. In my 42 year career at Gulfstream I was fortunate enough to have a friend who worked in Flight Safety. On weekends during lunch and the pilots who where in training went to lunch, we would jump in the simulators and fly around. I flew in GII, GIII, GIV, and GV sims that had 6 axis movement, very cool.
Good to see Jaime learning. I something happened she needs to be able to get you safely on the ground. They had a program years ago for spouses to learn to land the family plane. Jaime already has the radio down.
Bravo Zulu Jaime.
Enjoyed the video , passed my IFR checkride Friday after 22 years of VFR flying , my wife is also going to go through some emergency training, it was great to see Jamie do such a good job .
Very cool. Thanks for sharing, Kevin. Jaime did a great job as I think flying sims is as hard or harder than the real thing. (Working on my instrument now and getting in some sim time in addition to air time). She nailed on the second try with instructor, husband and few thousand UA-camrs all watching! Great work!
GREAT video K&J ! One of my favorites for sure ! I came for my favorite flying duo, but stayed for the “experts” in comments, who offered up their usual serving of never-ending critique. I’m guessing that your annual proficiency training and future ratings, can be done by simply reviewing comments on your videos. It’s unlikely that you will find a finer collection of experts, assembled in one place, ever ! From the humble C-172 to the F18 and C5, master instruction and critique is available right here ! 🙄 Safe skies Kevin, great time here !
Thanks for the support Randy and glad you enjoyed the video!! :)
Outstanding work! Training and continuing education is the hallmark of a proficient pilot. Kev, I'm a perfectionist and I would fly with you anywhere, anytime, in any aircraft you have proficiency to fly.
Great job..flight simulators are a great way to stay fresh in many different scenarios.I actually fly using a sim and have for many years. I am finishing designing your home airport - KARR - for XPlane. Many sim pilots love flying out of there and flying the lake front. Keep up the good work. Really love all your videos.
That was a great day of training. For both Kevin and Jaime. Jaime you did great at landing. Sims are great for training.....
Some really good simulator time and training. Great job Jamie!!!! Can't wait to see the aircraft after the paint is complete.
It was great YaH...think we'll make sim training a regular event for us throughout the year. I'm not so patiently waiting for the paint to get done. :)
Way to go, Jaime. You’re a natural 👍
Awesome video ... Jaime is a natural she needs to get her Private Pilots ticket! Go girl go!
Great job, Jamie!!!
:)
I just started watching these videos. She’s so good on the radio I thought she was already a pilot. She did great ! He did great too with all the emergency situations he handled.....I hope he never has to experience that in a real plane. Congrats to both of you.
Awesome job Jamie !! Upward and onward to your PPL
Ha ha...she did awesome...per usual Alan. She really has no desire to get her PPL though. If she did, it would be quick but then of course we'd have to paper , rock, scissors for the left seat. :)
Now that was really cool. So many flight problems in one day and you aced it.
Very realistic simulators. Congrats on being able to experience that.
Jamie can land the plane no problem. Well done Lady J.
Thanks for sharing.
AWESOME Job Jamie!!!! So proud of you!!!! You have what it takes you need to learn to fly!!!! Awesome job Kevin that was great you are an amazing pilot!!! Proud of you both!!!!!
Thank you for the nice words Bill! :)
Really smart letting Jamie do that, and you handled those engine outs very well. Can you believe that back in the day, the FAA man would actually pull a engine on you at takeoff. Way too many accidents occurred, so they stopped that practice at check rides. Too dangerous!!! Great video Kevin/Jamie.
Glad you enjoyed it Scot! Many perished in training accidents back in the day. Glad they got smart about low level engine cuts during training.
Lovely job Jamie! even if that Jamie doesn't want to fly its still very important she knows how to handle the plane in case something does happen, knowing the ATC radio work is just a bonus. If little man can fly, so can Jamie. Well done.
Glad to see you back. Love your videos! Can't wait see the new paint job!
Glad you're enjoying the channel! We can't wait to get her back and start showing off her new skin. :)
Another fun video!! Still like the trademark music the best!! Keep them coming. Let’s see Jamie get her ticket.
Nice video (as usual). Interesting sound recording. Played back several times with the stereo speakers set across the room in front of me and I would swear that Jamie's voice saying "you are a jet pilot" came from behind me. Probably because I knew she was in back and my mind was playing tricks, or maybe room acoustics, but it was so real it took me by surprise.
Good on you for having a go Jaime. It will only get easier every time. You have a great opportunity to follow Kevin through on the controls every time you fly and before you know it you’ll be able to do it yourself.
Looks like a very fun day. And excellent job, Jaime! I hope this ignited a desire to learn more. Thanks for sharing, Kevin.
Great job Jamie! Looking forward to seeing your progress in the future! Pinch-hitter training like this is super valuable.
Watching from Baton Rouge Louisiana glad to see Jaime land the plane awesome .
great job Jaime, Kevin and Jaime a great video. hope to see many more ..
Kevin, Nice job on the video and keeping us entertained while Bravo Charlie is getting painted. Jamie, nice job on the landing. Real nice that you guys have access to that type of training. I'm sure it was a big help. Have a great weekend.
Thanks Mark! We shouldn't have put off the sim training for so long but with her being down for paint we jumped on the opportunity. It's awesome to have such a nice facility right at our home airport. :)
Kevin...was cool watchin the master in the simulator....and Jamie...wow....nice job seein as you. never have flown before!!! Great job!!!
Kevin, that was an awesone video. Good job on the landing for Jaime. Great experience 👍.
How cool was that?!! Great job Jamie and you too as well Kevin. Can't wait to see the new paint and future videos.
Nice! Good practice and good fun. Jamie made a great landing on that second attempt.
Given that sims are usually a bit tougher than the real thing, it was pretty cool that she could nail it on the second attempt. :)
What a blast! Good job Jamie!
Gosh this channel is growing fast. I remember when it was 5,000 subscribers. Great job guys. Love the content.
Thanks for the continued support Chris!! It far surpassed our just having fun expectations. :)
I never get tired watching your videos... Two Thumbs Waaay Up for 310 Pilot.... LM
I would feel confident flying with either of you. You guys have a lot of fun, but when you’re flying, you two are true professionals. Hi from T-Town!
(Toledo, Ohio)
Great job Jaime.... You to Kevin... Can't wait to see the new 310 once it's back. We're out.
Thanks Chris! Hopefully it won't be much longer. :)
Nice job on managing the emergency landings, Kevin. Quick learning on Jaime's part. Great second landing!
Great job Kevin. You two are fun to ride along with. 👍 Jim, Lake in the Hills
Excellent job Kevin!
And congratulations Jaime!!!
As All I Love Your Videos But This One Is In The Top 5 Very Well Done
Awesome....thank you for the feedback David!! :)
Very cool idea and one that probably all couples or folks that fly on a regular basis with the same non-pilot should think about doing. Nice job Jamie and Kevin (ladies first) enjoyed the video. looking forward to seeing the new paint job of course. Think you'll make Sun Fun?
Great day of training! Good job Jamie!
Like usual Stan...she nailed it. :)
Excellent job, Jamie ... that was an invaluable exercise to give you an ideal of what to expect in a real emergency and you where required to land the plane.
I put my wife through a “pinch hitter” course in a actual Cessna T210N, fortunately she never had to use the skills she learned in the training.
Glad your wife never needed to put her training to use and hopefully Jaime won't either. :)
Jamie and Kevin a sincere thank you for sharing I would be very nervous
You're very welcome Bill!
Good job Jamie. You nailed it!!! Congrats.
Can never do enough training, especially on things, you can't practice in real life. Good job landing Jamie. Would it be better for her, and doable on that simulator, sitting on the right side, since that is, more than likely, the seat she would be in, if something happened. Hopefully, you can use the simulator some more and add other variables, like wind, etc., so she can get the feel of landing in that. Can't wait to see the new paint.
Agreed on never too much training! Good point about the seat difference and we will be sure to do that next time. That would be easier than her dragging my lifeless body out of the left seat. :)
@@310Pilot Training from both seats is important but mostly training, from the right seat, where she is likely to be, would help get her mind memory, eye memory, muscle memory, trained, so her actions would come to her automatically. Which is very helpful, in high stress situations. More pilots should take the time, to give those who fly with them, often, enough basic flying skills, to help give them a chance to get the plane on the ground, if something happens to them.
That's awesome you guys...and yay! Jaime landed!! great job!!
Glad you enjoyed it Ed!
Great lesson! I had my wife go up with my CFII to get a feel for it (I was in the back seat). I liked the simulator that Jaime used better!
Glad you liked it Don! Very cool that you are also getting a bit of training/feel for your non-pilot spouse. I think that is better for everyone involved.
Love it, best training for Jaime and what a confidence boost.
Thanks for sharing Kevin and Jamie. I have started watching all your videos and you kids are awesome. I have always loved flying, I enjoy watching Kevin take off and land and I love hearing Jamie talking to the controller. If you ever need a passenger I will be available lol.
Good job Jamie: I
was nervous simply sitting in my office watching. Great job.
Glad you enjoyed it Ted!
Everybody's a critic ! Nice job Jamie ! All you need is time and practice
Good on you both for sim flying ! Great way to stay proficient !
This is really interesting, and educational. It's very nice to see how you care for and conserve your historical artefacts
Ha ha...our 310 is for sure a historical artifact. You have to go into owning one knowing that you are just here to replace it one part at a time. :)
@@310Pilot Try a Beech 18
Very cool and I loved the forced go around that he dropped on you. A nice touch
Good job Jamie you have a light touch. Now it is time to start your flight training.
Please, No Jet A in my cylinders! Good job both of you! Thanks for keeping us entertained while 1BC is out of service :-)
Great job Jamie!!
I was cheering for you Jamie !!! Good Job !!!
Awesome job, Jamie 👍👍👍
Every pilots' dream to get up in a Cirrus and never land it? We must travel in very different pilot crowds. Love the video. Good job, Jamie.
So cool, you two! Really loving your videos! Thanks!
Great opportunity and experience and no scuffed paint. Technology!
Great video! He tossed many nightmares at you. My favorite was the go around with one engine. Thank you both. :)
What a neat place. If I had the land and the money, I would build a steel warehouse and build out several immersive simulators like that. Great job Jaime!
Glad you made it back safely!
Awesome video, simulators do have a lot of value especially practicing emergencies. Practicing what to do and getting the mind set and actually seeing what the plane does in those situations is golden. Nice job on the landing Jamie!
Glad you enjoyed it James! I don't think I've placed enough value on sim training but will for sure add that to our regular training regiment moving forward. :)
It's ok, she learns to avoid damage to the plane, while you fall... yeah! Nice idea to make a movie. Once I tried to fly like you now, in a stand simulator. Was a good experience that gave me an honor mention in the end. But nothing goes like a real!
Great video that looks like a lot of fun and congrats to Jaime
Thank you Gerald...glad you enjoyed it!
Good job Jamie I would feel safe flying with you.
Jaime handled that like a Boss.
I'm impressed with these videos on every level. It's good to see GOOD JUDGEMENT every time. (well, except for the lawn-dart thing, lol)
Jaime looks like a clutch-player. She looks capable of dealing when everything turns to shit. She needs her own ticket.
Jamie makes an excellent Pilot In Command. All She needs is more hands on the yoke, feet on the pedals, & throttle/prop/mixture control, from the right seat. She has the radio traffic down perfect.
Such a nice couple, & family blessed to have aviation in their lives>>>>>>>>
I LOVE THIS. You have the touch Jamie!
Another awesome video from 310 Pilot! I never miss one. Great job Jamie, way to keep those nerves in check! Can't wait to see the new paint job!
Well done Jamie!
Good job Jaime !!
Good job Jamie! Can never have enough training.
Outstanding all the way ‘round!
Love your videos. She's the best looking pilot I've seen in a long time.
Living the dream!!!! GA and Georgia are the best.
Great job on the simulators. The wife did a great job!
I think in general that if your Partner knows how to land, thats a great thing, especially if you are flying together often. Great video as always
Whw! That was neat!!! Way to go Jaime!!!!
Hey guys, I got hooked on your channel the other night and have logged a bunch of time thus far. What a great job you guys are doing. Can't wait to see the new paint on BC. Thanks for the wonderful vid's. I feel like I'm part of the family now. lol
The jet is a whole other ballgame for managing speed as you see! Going from a Seminole to a citation 5 it took me a bit too!
Sure is Frank...I was a touch fast coming in there. :)
Great video guys. Wtg Jamie. Can't wait to see her first real take off and landing. Should be awesome especially when you have a coach like you do. I'm envious. I'd love to learn to fly one day. Can't wait to see the new Bravo Charlie's Paint job.
Cool video guys!!! Great job BOTH of you! Can’t wait to see 1BC’s new clothes!.......... sooooooo Jamie, when you gonna start flyin 1BC? Think you’d do great!!!
Scott
Can’t wait to see the new paint job.
Good job Jamie!