They're still teens with an underdeveloped prefrontal cortex. They're irrational by nature until the age of 25. Hire him to mow your grass, not fly a fucking plane putting people on the ground at risk.
I remember my first solo, over 35 years ago. Just after liftoff, I was completely caught off guard at how quickly that C152 would climb without the instructor next to me. Congrats.
A piece of advice from a pilot: try to speak slowly when you transmit messages on the frequencies. You speak too quickly, and this can cause serious safety issues during your flights. Learn to articulate your messages clearly. Speaking too fast does not mean you are a professional, as others may have difficulty understanding the information. This will help avoid any collisions
@@TheFlyingVin16 my instructor did the same thing. which I guess is kinda good so that I wouldn't worry. but i wanted to put cameras in my plane. oh well
Well done, you nailed it . I did my first solo at 16 in a glider at RAF Halton. Took me another 5 years for my powered solo at Archerfield Brisbane. Instructor jumps out and says Off you Go .Welcome to the skies.
That was so much fun to watch! Congratulations, young man. A tremendous achievement! Your smile was the best part! Greetings from Atlanta, Georgia USA!🇺🇸
There's nothing like feeling the aircraft pop off the ground for the first time when your in it by yourself. You can feel the difference with just 1 person as opposed to 2 right away. It's a magical feeling.
Every pilot remembers their first solo. As a flight instructor of many years, now retired, the optimum age to learn how to fly is between 14 and 16. Kids of that age generally only need one demonstration of a given manoeuvre. As they get older they need more.
Maaannn!!! You serious 😢 I'm 45 and still want to get my ppl. I'm in South Africa 😏 So... yeah.. it's difficult. Meaning expensive! But I will get it. I have a small bucket list, and to fly is on the top.
@@tomarmstrong1281 Hi, there, I am currently 15 years old, and would love to get my PPL. Before I can fly my first solo, what step do I have to take in order to make that possible? Thanks for any advice, I highly appreciate it!
@@PrepareToTakeoff Find yourself a flight instructor who explains on the ground exactly what you will be taught during a lesson in the air and will listen carefully to your questions no matter how silly you think they might be. One who will demonstrate each airborne manoeuvre and give you ample time to practice the same manoeuvre. Avoid instructors who provide too much information in the air.
Absolutely love seeing when young people accomplish something they've dreamt of. The smile and the fist at 6:03 says a lot. I smiled just like that when I drove my first train alone a few months ago, age 24, after passing my final exam. Congratulations with the successful flight!
You made me cry, and I don’t even know you. I only see a young person with big dreams, and so much energy and maturity to make them come true. Wishing you success in everything you set out to do in life, future captain!
Congratulations from Alaska USA, so many opportunities for you to take your first step into the aviation world. Stay safe and enjoy your aviation freedom.
Congratulations on a flight well done! I was also only 16 yo when I first soloed on August 15, 1964 ! I could tell from seeing this video, your flight instructor did a wonderful job with you! I wish you good fortune and hope to see more of your flying adventures!
CONGRATULATIONS Young Man ! Keep your nose to the grind stone, you'll be a 777 Captain in 20 years and still have 30 years of flying. Very nice to ride along with you.
I can only say: CONGRATULATIONS! You fulfilled the dream of many here, especially those of us who have not yet known the sky from above. You have a future, congratulations and greetings from Uruguay.
I can also recall my first solo 40 y ago at age 15. Listening to the ATIS more than once... flashbacks ;-). Back in those days the first solo would usually be after 45 mins with an instructor, and he'd jump out on the runway and leave you to do one or two. Well done.
Congratulations, you are a new star in the skies! I was working in the Airline Business and have more than 18'000 flying hours and I really admire you - you are so cool! Bravo !
Actually, it's NOT terrifying! If it was, people would not do it. It's exciting and fairly detailed but with good, professional tuition, today's GPS, modern aircraft and good weather it's easier than driving a car! (And fewer road-signs!) I remember a friend (who was a Doctor - a 'Flying Doctor!' - LOL) said, 'Remember, we humans are NOT meant to be up there! I replied, 'No, not without an aircraft and a map! I meant to learn to fly in the dark (and above the clouds) but it became too expensive. Maybe, one day!?
@@malacca1951 I know how flying works pal. I've been in the industry for nearly 20 years. I've not flown solo (yet) The word terrifying ought not be a negative. Some of the most joyful experiences come from being scared, anxious, terrified. I don't retract my opinion
@@vizograph I think if you are terrified of solo flying, you shouldn’t be doing it. Where you scared the first time you drove in a car alone? I think you need to be confident and not terrified.
I remember my first solo too. 1972 in a 1969 C-150 aerobat. I was looking forward to it! Uncontrolled field, no headset, just me and the unicom frequency to listen to and call my positions and intentions to anyone in the airport traffic area. Went for two touch n goes and the full stop. We used the CIGARS checklist. The POH was so thin. Controlls free & correct, instruments set & checked, gas on, air trim set, run up 1700 rpm check carb heat rpm drop then mag check and back to idol power, safety lights doors brakes etc. Cessna 7548v departing runway 35 for closed traffic at Aurora State. So easy and fun!! Now I can go fly by myself next time!! Great memories!! ERAU 80 CFIA&I ret.
I did the exact same thing when I was 19 years old in a plane very similar! It is quite sobering when your instructor tells you to take the plane up by yourself and j do three touch and it goes. As you’re rolling down the runway, you’re wondering if you truly know how to fly the plane without your instructor sitting next to you, but he or she has trained you well, and would not have given you the greenlight to solo if they did not feel you were ready.
I am so proud of you, dear Vin, that you managed to get a pilot's license at such a young age. I was 21 years old at the time and young! My father often let me fly! I love it when you laugh! Flying is especially fun for you!
Ich freue mich sehr für dich. Du hast das sehr professionell gemacht.Und es war ein Genuss dir deine Anspannung zu Beginn anzumerken, die dann im Flug nicht mehr spürbar war. Deine große Freude war dir anzusehen. Du kannst Stolz auf dich sein. Weiterhin finde ich, dass dein FI dich bestens vorbereitet hat. My first solo was in 1987. Viele Grüße .
I am amazed. You did such a great job and didn't seem nervous. I know how difficult it is to fly a small plane, everythong you need to know. Good luck to you in the future and only safe flights. Flying is so enjoyable!
What a beautiful first solo. And a beautiful Katana plane too. I am in Finland and remember when a Finnish young man of your age flew his first solo. He wrote a book which I read over 50 years ago.
Congratulations on your first solo. There is nothing that can quite replace that exhilarating feeling when you take the controls of an airplane for the first time and fly it on your own. Believe me that was the same feeling I had when my instructor stepped out of the airplane and said, take it around the pattern a few times and don’t scratch it. It is one of the rare accomplishments that few of us will ever get to experience in a lifetime. Cherish and relish it.
hello from California San Diego, well done young man congratulations! That looks like one really exciting day. You look very confident good job the flight looked awesome. You have some very proud parents.
Congratulations! Well done young man! Brings back fond memories. Did mine back in 1985, in Riverside, California. I couldn't believe how she climbed, without my 200 pound instructor on board; like a homesick angel. Yahoo! Be safe and have fun.
@@TheFlyingVin16 A 1978 Cessna 172. Went on to get my multi-engine fixed wing in a 1982 Piper Seneca. Then my rotor-wing ticket in a Robinson R44. I'm 73 now, with some health problems, so a medical sign-off is no longer in the cards. I have many memories, and video to look at now and then. Enjoy your youth, it passes quickly.
Wow, you have flown great planes! I really love the Seneca. Cant wait to get my multi-engine rating :) I am working on my website where i will be posting my storys. Maybe you are interested in that. It is a bit more detailed than my video's, and maybe you can relate to the stories . My site is not done yet, but it will be cost free! Kind regards, TheFlyingVin
Ein sehr toller und sympathischer Junge! ❤❤ Mit 16 Jahren so eine Maschine fliegen, das ist eine wundervolle Leistung. Man muss, denke ich, schon gewisser Weise Eier haben, dass man dann mit so einer Maschine abhebt, weil dem Piloten ist immer klar: Wenn da was schiefgeht, dann kann das Leben schnell vorbei sein.
Well done from Ireland. I was your age when I took my first solo. I was fortunate to have had a wonderful chief and operating instructors. Good methods, practices, focus on all key checklist items at each stage of flight is an essential piloting discipline. Thinking ahead and preparing mentally and calmly for any eventuality and having.a plan to deal with such situation is to be well prepared. The Golden Order of piloting, Aviate, Navigate and Communicate in that order. Also your call out actions is good practice for later multi-crew operations in CRM operations. You will never forget that moment Sir. Bravo.
Welcome to the sky young man! You done very very well. Im sure lots off planes are waiting for you. And also im very very proud . So is your dad mother grandad everybody!
Congratulations on your achievement. Your confidence shows that you will be a very skilled and accomplished pilot. I don't fly but whenever I buy a new car, I have it blessed so that God will be with me when I travel. You should be very proud of yourself. May God be with you whenever you takes to his heavens. God bless
well, done! totally accurate with the checklist and procedures up to the last moment. Plus - you enjoyed it and felt comfortable. From now on never take for granted that you are perfect. It's lifelong learning and focussing on what you are doing. Then it is great gift and exclusive passion that will stay with you.
i used to not be so interested in small planes like cessnas. But now you made me think about all the pilots learning how to fly an aircraft You started at a very young age. The was you were so happy when you landed made me smile. Good luck to you on your aviation journey Hopefully i will be like you one day
Congratulations from Brazil. I am an aviation enthusiast and I say that God willing, you will have a brilliant career from now on in Jesus name! Keep learning more and more about aviation! Keep going, don't stop! It will be incredible!
I could have also done my my first solo this year at 16 but not everything goes as planned but now if everything goes as planned I will start this year. Congrats and see you in the skies where we belong.
I’m in Australia. Greetings. I learnt to fly at Royal Victorian Aero Club Moorabbin Victoria… The aircraft we used was the trusty and easy to fly Piper Warrior II. She has a nine ground effect on the flair while landing. High wings don’t have that!
Brilliant, absolutely nailed it 👏👏 CONGRATULATIONS.. Everything was good, your approach was lovely and on the centre line, great landing.. wish you had recorded to your Full Stop, like to have seen your reactions after you had completed your task and switched off the engine.. You totally reminded me and my first solo when i was your age too, so much going on, you looked confident and really enjoying it, I felt your excitement and achievement, and it is a BIG achievement 👍👌👏 Well done 💯 I see many people saying rich kid, rich parents etc, so what, those people sadly are probably jealous, but you have the opportunity to embrace it and it's what you like doing and why not.. Good luck to you in your aviation endeavours, and try not to become too complacent, keep to your check lists, and stay safe.. Best wishes Mike, Nottingham UK
@@TheFlyingVin16 you are very welcome, I've been where you are and I hope you thoroughly enjoy your flying experiences.. Fly safe and stick to your flight training discipline... Best wishes
Awesome buddy. Im 36 and inspired by people like you to at least get my PPL. Hoping this is the year! Love from Florida. That excitement taking off is contagious!
Excellent, I bet your parents were nervous but you looked pretty confident, well done. I wish I had a camera in the cockpit for my solo but watching you brought it all back, cheers.
So awesome dude. Congrats. Brings back memories of my first solo also at 16, albeit on a Schweizer 233 glider. Def something you remember for the rest of your life.
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@TheFlyingVin16 cool could u try here in Philippines bro😊🤭
I congratulate you to your first Flight with 16 Years, I like Planes very mutch, I have never flyed a Plane like you alone
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Wat een mooie landing! Knap gedaan, hoor! Blijf vliegen, Vin! Groetjes van Rex uit Texas in de V.S.
That smile when he was about to land was priceless. Congratulations young man. The A350 is somewhere waiting.
Thank you very much :)
@@TheFlyingVin16you will reach ur dream mine is different and hard
@@TheFlyingVin16 I hope you buy proper supercar with that pilot massive salary ;D
Thanks! :)
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These are the kind of kids your company can hire with confidence. Attention to detail and a sense of responsibility.
They're still teens with an underdeveloped prefrontal cortex. They're irrational by nature until the age of 25. Hire him to mow your grass, not fly a fucking plane putting people on the ground at risk.
Congratulations from Texas. You seemed very confident not showing much nervous jitters at all. Welcome to the sky young man
Thanks!
Another one in the sky hey Bernie!
@@caltitude hey buddy wishing you the best and looking forward to your next USA content
@@berniebrown9115 Thanks Bernie, coming this week my friend!
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Well done! I did mine 40 years ago when I was 15 and I still remember every minute of that flight, including the howling of course! Bravo!
Hi , Sir I am 16 years old.
My dream is to be a GD Pilot in PAF.
I wish I will. 😊
Bravo is a letter in the international alphabet!
I remember my first solo, over 35 years ago. Just after liftoff, I was completely caught off guard at how quickly that C152 would climb without the instructor next to me. Congrats.
Ahahaha, same memory here !
Same. I was in J3 Cub. It took off in no time, caught me off guard for sure.
I was caught off guard by the emotions when my C152 broke the surly bonds
Thanks Chris, nice to hear that you enjoyed your first solo as well!
according to your pic now you're a glorified bus driver?
A piece of advice from a pilot: try to speak slowly when you transmit messages on the frequencies. You speak too quickly, and this can cause serious safety issues during your flights. Learn to articulate your messages clearly. Speaking too fast does not mean you are a professional, as others may have difficulty understanding the information. This will help avoid any collisions
Master 🇲🇦
Just okay
@@Sanatani_36912Jay shree ram ❤
The atc understood him fine. Maybe they speak faster in their language. Prove you are a pilot, aswell, Maroc sniper. Or your message will go ingored
@@itsUncleMonKit’s really not that serious. it was just advice, it doesn’t mean he has to listen to it. You sound like a 12 year old.
he smiles as his dream has just been realised. well done young fellow. parents will be very proud of you.
His happy smile as he was about to land says everything. He loves flying a lot. Well done! ^^
Ha ha ha! I remember my first solo... My instructor said Taxi to the ramp and said " Jet, you are going solo , remember everything I taught you " 👍
Ambushed you. Lol
Same here
Must've felt amazing being suprised by your flight instructor :)
@@TheFlyingVin16 my instructor did the same thing. which I guess is kinda good so that I wouldn't worry. but i wanted to put cameras in my plane. oh well
unforgettable moments yay
Well done, you nailed it . I did my first solo at 16 in a glider at RAF Halton. Took me another 5 years for my powered solo at Archerfield Brisbane. Instructor jumps out and says Off you Go .Welcome to the skies.
Watching you from Bali, Indones and recalling my first so at age 16 - some 54 years ago. Thanks for helping me relive the thrill.
You're welcome ;)
That was so much fun to watch! Congratulations, young man. A tremendous achievement! Your smile was the best part! Greetings from Atlanta, Georgia USA!🇺🇸
Thanks! Greetings from the Netherlands👍
The smiles said it all: that's a day you'll never forget! Felicitations from the UK!
There's nothing like feeling the aircraft pop off the ground for the first time when your in it by yourself. You can feel the difference with just 1 person as opposed to 2 right away. It's a magical feeling.
True! It felt like a rocket… also great views without your instructor ;)
@@TheFlyingVin16 XD
Every pilot remembers their first solo. As a flight instructor of many years, now retired, the optimum age to learn how to fly is between 14 and 16. Kids of that age generally only need one demonstration of a given manoeuvre. As they get older they need more.
Maaannn!!! You serious 😢 I'm 45 and still want to get my ppl. I'm in South Africa 😏 So... yeah.. it's difficult. Meaning expensive! But I will get it. I have a small bucket list, and to fly is on the top.
is 18 still good?
@@mattemor8355 Any age is good. My experience was that younger people generally needed less reinforcement than older people.
@@tomarmstrong1281 Hi, there, I am currently 15 years old, and would love to get my PPL. Before I can fly my first solo, what step do I have to take in order to make that possible? Thanks for any advice, I highly appreciate it!
@@PrepareToTakeoff Find yourself a flight instructor who explains on the ground exactly what you will be taught during a lesson in the air and will listen carefully to your questions no matter how silly you think they might be. One who will demonstrate each airborne manoeuvre and give you ample time to practice the same manoeuvre. Avoid instructors who provide too much information in the air.
Absolutely love seeing when young people accomplish something they've dreamt of. The smile and the fist at 6:03 says a lot. I smiled just like that when I drove my first train alone a few months ago, age 24, after passing my final exam. Congratulations with the successful flight!
Thank you very much!👍
Well done buddy. I’ve been flying 19 years now and I remember my 1st solo very well.
are you a commercial pilot?
You made me cry, and I don’t even know you. I only see a young person with big dreams, and so much energy and maturity to make them come true. Wishing you success in everything you set out to do in life, future captain!
Great to hear that you enjoyed the video! I greatly appreciate it:)
You'll never get that feeling ever again. You stayed very calm and confident.. well done
That was awesome to watch. Everything about this video was beautiful ... but your smile when you did it, that was the best.
Congratulations from Alaska USA, so many opportunities for you to take your first step into the aviation world. Stay safe and enjoy your aviation freedom.
Congratulations on a flight well done! I was also only 16 yo when I first soloed on August 15, 1964 ! I could tell from seeing this video, your flight instructor did a wonderful job with you! I wish you good fortune and hope to see more of your flying adventures!
Thank you very much. I really appreciate your comment and support.
CONGRATULATIONS Young Man ! Keep your nose to the grind stone, you'll be a 777 Captain in 20 years and still have 30 years of flying. Very nice to ride along with you.
Congrats! Like many of us, you'll cherish this moment for the rest of your life.
The woo-hoo after liftoff and your happiness face when start landing is just priceless. Congratulations dude!
He was so happy with this special accomplishment. Congratulations! Greetings from the USA near Washington, DC.
Congratulations from Alabama on your first solo! This is a huge life event that you will remember always. I bet you do big things in this life!
I can only say: CONGRATULATIONS! You fulfilled the dream of many here, especially those of us who have not yet known the sky from above. You have a future, congratulations and greetings from Uruguay.
I can also recall my first solo 40 y ago at age 15. Listening to the ATIS more than once... flashbacks ;-). Back in those days the first solo would usually be after 45 mins with an instructor, and he'd jump out on the runway and leave you to do one or two. Well done.
Nicely done champ, I can still remember my first solo many years ago ...... you will too
Thanks! I really appreciate it :)
Congratulations, you are a new star in the skies! I was working in the Airline Business and have more than 18'000 flying hours and I really admire you - you are so cool! Bravo !
Thank you very much sir👍
I remember that same smile on my face after going solo. Blue skies and safe flying my friend.
This must be the most terrifying but exciting thing a human can feel. Well done!
Actually, it's NOT terrifying! If it was, people would not do it. It's exciting and fairly detailed but with good, professional tuition, today's GPS, modern aircraft and good weather it's easier than driving a car! (And fewer road-signs!) I remember a friend (who was a Doctor - a 'Flying Doctor!' - LOL) said, 'Remember, we humans are NOT meant to be up there! I replied, 'No, not without an aircraft and a map! I meant to learn to fly in the dark (and above the clouds) but it became too expensive. Maybe, one day!?
@@malacca1951 I know how flying works pal. I've been in the industry for nearly 20 years. I've not flown solo (yet)
The word terrifying ought not be a negative. Some of the most joyful experiences come from being scared, anxious, terrified. I don't retract my opinion
@@vizograph I think if you are terrified of solo flying, you shouldn’t be doing it. Where you scared the first time you drove in a car alone? I think you need to be confident and not terrified.
@ actually, yes I was. And that terror quickly turned to excitement, and confidence grew from there
Well done ! look forward to your following videos. Willie from the UK.
I remember my first solo too. 1972 in a 1969 C-150 aerobat.
I was looking forward to it! Uncontrolled field, no headset, just me and the unicom frequency to listen to and call my positions and intentions to anyone in the airport traffic area. Went for two touch n goes and the full stop. We used the CIGARS checklist.
The POH was so thin.
Controlls free & correct, instruments set & checked, gas on, air trim set, run up 1700 rpm check carb heat rpm drop then mag check and back to idol power, safety lights doors brakes etc. Cessna 7548v departing runway 35 for closed traffic at Aurora State. So easy and fun!! Now I can go fly by myself next time!! Great memories!! ERAU 80 CFIA&I ret.
Are you an airline pilot??!
I did the exact same thing when I was 19 years old in a plane very similar! It is quite sobering when your instructor tells you to take the plane up by yourself and j do three touch and it goes. As you’re rolling down the runway, you’re wondering if you truly know how to fly the plane without your instructor sitting next to you, but he or she has trained you well, and would not have given you the greenlight to solo if they did not feel you were ready.
Parabéns, jovem piloto, compartilhamos de sua felicidade nesse primeiro voo solo!!! Deus o abençõe!!!
I am so proud of you, dear Vin, that you managed to get a pilot's license at such a young age. I was 21 years old at the time and young! My father often let me fly! I love it when you laugh! Flying is especially fun for you!
Thanks! I really appreciate it :)
BRAVO from New York... Butter indeed!
Ich freue mich sehr für dich. Du hast das sehr professionell gemacht.Und es war ein Genuss dir deine Anspannung zu Beginn anzumerken, die dann im Flug nicht mehr spürbar war. Deine große Freude war dir anzusehen. Du kannst Stolz auf dich sein. Weiterhin finde ich, dass dein FI dich bestens vorbereitet hat.
My first solo was in 1987. Viele Grüße .
Justo cuándo yo nací 😮 esta es mi fecha de nacimiento ❤
I am amazed. You did such a great job and didn't seem nervous. I know how difficult it is to fly a small plane, everythong you need to know. Good luck to you in the future and only safe flights. Flying is so enjoyable!
What a beautiful first solo. And a beautiful Katana plane too. I am in Finland and remember when a Finnish young man of your age flew his first solo. He wrote a book which I read over 50 years ago.
Well done, young man. Wishing you many more exciting and safe fying adventures ahead!
Congratulations on your first solo. There is nothing that can quite replace that exhilarating feeling when you take the controls of an airplane for the first time and fly it on your own. Believe me that was the same feeling I had when my instructor stepped out of the airplane and said, take it around the pattern a few times and don’t scratch it. It is one of the rare accomplishments that few of us will ever get to experience in a lifetime. Cherish and relish it.
hello from California San Diego, well done young man congratulations! That looks like one really exciting day. You look very confident good job the flight looked awesome. You have some very proud parents.
Congratulations on your first solo! It’s a day that you’ll never forget. You are well on your way to be an excellent pilot. Take care and fly well!
Congratulations! Well done young man! Brings back fond memories. Did mine back in 1985, in Riverside, California. I couldn't believe how she climbed, without my 200 pound instructor on board; like a homesick angel. Yahoo! Be safe and have fun.
Thanks! I really appreciate your comment. Its great to hear people re-live their flying experience :) What plane did you fly back in 1985?
@@TheFlyingVin16 A 1978 Cessna 172. Went on to get my multi-engine fixed wing in a 1982 Piper Seneca. Then my rotor-wing ticket in a Robinson R44. I'm 73 now, with some health problems, so a medical sign-off is no longer in the cards. I have many memories, and video to look at now and then. Enjoy your youth, it passes quickly.
Wow, you have flown great planes! I really love the Seneca. Cant wait to get my multi-engine rating :) I am working on my website where i will be posting my storys. Maybe you are interested in that. It is a bit more detailed than my video's, and maybe you can relate to the stories . My site is not done yet, but it will be cost free!
Kind regards,
TheFlyingVin
@@TheFlyingVin16 Would love to follow your progress. Are you planning on a career in aviation?
Thanks! Im am indeed planning on becoming an airline pilot.
How proud must that young boys parents be!!! Amazing.
Congratulations!! I made my first solo when I was sixteen years old. Greatest moment of my life.
Congratulations! There is nothing more liberating than flying. What an accomplishment!
Well done, watched the whole thing and you looked like you enjoyed every single second of it
Very well done, Captain!
Congratulations 🎉💪👍💐
Ein sehr toller und sympathischer Junge! ❤❤ Mit 16 Jahren so eine Maschine fliegen, das ist eine wundervolle Leistung. Man muss, denke ich, schon gewisser Weise Eier haben, dass man dann mit so einer Maschine abhebt, weil dem Piloten ist immer klar: Wenn da was schiefgeht, dann kann das Leben schnell vorbei sein.
Well done from Ireland. I was your age when I took my first solo. I was fortunate to have had a wonderful chief and operating instructors. Good methods, practices, focus on all key checklist items at each stage of flight is an essential piloting discipline. Thinking ahead and preparing mentally and calmly for any eventuality and having.a plan to deal with such situation is to be well prepared. The Golden Order of piloting, Aviate, Navigate and Communicate in that order. Also your call out actions is good practice for later multi-crew operations in CRM operations. You will never forget that moment Sir. Bravo.
Thank you very much! I hope to achieve the same as you one day✈️
I'm irish
Welcome to the sky young man! You done very very well. Im sure lots off planes are waiting for you. And also im very very proud . So is your dad mother grandad everybody!
The scream and the WOO HOO at 10:50…PRICELESS!!!🤗🤗🤗
Congratulations on your achievement. Your confidence shows that you will be a very skilled and accomplished pilot. I don't fly but whenever I buy a new car, I have it blessed so that God will be with me when I travel. You should be very proud of yourself. May God be with you whenever you takes to his heavens. God bless
well, done! totally accurate with the checklist and procedures up to the last moment. Plus - you enjoyed it and felt comfortable. From now on never take for granted that you are perfect. It's lifelong learning and focussing on what you are doing. Then it is great gift and exclusive passion that will stay with you.
Very well done and most impressive. Safe flying into the future!
Wow, 38 years old and terrified of flying and this young man is bossing it 😮 congratulations 🎉
i used to not be so interested in small planes like cessnas. But now you made me think about all the pilots learning how to fly an aircraft
You started at a very young age. The was you were so happy when you landed made me smile. Good luck to you on your aviation journey
Hopefully i will be like you one day
I'm so happy for you! I'm glad you trained while you're still young. You're going places!
Nice Job Buddy
Know that feeling. Pretty lite take off without that instructors occupancy.
Beautiful !!!
Absolutely. When my fat instructor got out of my plane I could barely keep it on the ground. It was light as a feather haha
@@patricke170hahaha😂
So much pride and joy on your face, congratulations!
Congratulations from Brazil.
I am an aviation enthusiast and I say that God willing, you will have a brilliant career from now on in Jesus name!
Keep learning more and more about aviation! Keep going, don't stop! It will be incredible!
Your smile at the end says it all. Congratulations!
Gefeliciteerd! deze vergeet je nooit weer! nog heel veel mooie vluchten en veilige landingen toegewenst!
I'm 16 rn turning 17 this year, and I'm amazed lol. I'm really happy for you, congrats!
Thanks!
@@TheFlyingVin16 np!
Enjoyed the upload and your passion for Flying!
I could have also done my my first solo this year at 16 but not everything goes as planned but now if everything goes as planned I will start this year. Congrats and see you in the skies where we belong.
Wish you al the best!👏
Congratulations! Great performance, keep up the good work! Safe landings!
WOW, the look of joy on your face says it all, congrats!
Well done 🎉 Many congratulations for this milestone achievement.
Congratulations from Poland! I wish you all the best. Fantastic passion!!!
Congratulations on your first solo! Nicely done! 😊
Congratulations
You are a fearless, confident, brave, and strong soul. 🙏
You are blessed and kissed. Stay your ways in what you want to do and always will. Onward 🌈 to blue skies and always great times.
Awesome congratulations! I video-ed my first solo too. Man, the canopy on that plane is amazing…such great visibility! Much better than a Cessna 172!
Bros learning how to fly a plane before learning how to drive a car
@@teddybearpalerawashdeh7189 the most stupid comment.
I’m in Australia. Greetings. I learnt to fly at Royal Victorian Aero Club Moorabbin Victoria… The aircraft we used was the trusty and easy to fly Piper Warrior II. She has a nine ground effect on the flair while landing. High wings don’t have that!
Brilliant, absolutely nailed it 👏👏 CONGRATULATIONS..
Everything was good, your approach was lovely and on the centre line, great landing.. wish you had recorded to your Full Stop, like to have seen your reactions after you had completed your task and switched off the engine..
You totally reminded me and my first solo when i was your age too, so much going on, you looked confident and really enjoying it, I felt your excitement and achievement, and it is a BIG achievement 👍👌👏
Well done 💯
I see many people saying rich kid, rich parents etc, so what, those people sadly are probably jealous, but you have the opportunity to embrace it and it's what you like doing and why not..
Good luck to you in your aviation endeavours, and try not to become too complacent, keep to your check lists, and stay safe..
Best wishes
Mike, Nottingham UK
Thank you very much! I really appreciate your comment!
@@TheFlyingVin16 you are very welcome, I've been where you are and I hope you thoroughly enjoy your flying experiences..
Fly safe and stick to your flight training discipline...
Best wishes
landing is so beautiful... when you turn right aligning yourself towards the center line...
congrats and thanks for sharing
Gefeliciteed op je eerste vlucht! Ik geniet wel van je content!
Awesome buddy. Im 36 and inspired by people like you to at least get my PPL. Hoping this is the year! Love from Florida.
That excitement taking off is contagious!
Great to hear! I wish you all the best!
Its such a thrill when you complete your first solo!Ill never fortget it!
Way to go! I wish i lived in the area id go for a ride with you! BE safe and keep up the flying
Congratulations, I remember my first solo in Daytona Beach in Florida 🎉🍾🥂
HI Lad from South Africa this is fantastic im very happy to see a young man go solo keep it up great flying be safe while out and up in the air.
Congratulations from California. Well done with your solo! Look forward to seeing how you progress with your flying.
I'll never forget my first solo 40 years ago. Congrats and great job!
Bro landed like a seasoned professional. Two thumbs up.
Thanks! I really appreciate it :)
Excellent, I bet your parents were nervous but you looked pretty confident, well done. I wish I had a camera in the cockpit for my solo but watching you brought it all back, cheers.
Thanks!
Echt super om te zien, die lach op zijn gezicht helemaal geweldig!!
So awesome dude. Congrats. Brings back memories of my first solo also at 16, albeit on a Schweizer 233 glider. Def something you remember for the rest of your life.
Congratulations young man. that's an awesome feeling !
Congratulations on your first solo flight! I remember mine very well. Such a huge accomplishment.
Congratulations from Brandenburg-Germany.
Gratuluje Ci seredcznie. Spełniasz swoją pasje, której mi sie nie udało.Pozdrawiam z Polski.
You also must know all the emergency procedures by heart. True dedication
That is correct!