PA46 Piper Malibu - Date night in Sedona (KSEZ)
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- Опубліковано 17 бер 2019
- We decided to do something a little different this evening. Join us as we make the 26 minute flight to the "airport in the sky". Surrounded by stunning red rock mountains, the Sedona airport restaurant offers great food with beautiful views.
Co-pilot Kerry is back in the right seat and does a remarkable job getting us from takeoff to 8500' on course, in spite of my guidance...
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Beautiful family, great looking airplane. Love your panel. And agree, Sedona should be on everyone's short list. Very nice video.
Hi Greg!
KutWrite k mm mmmm wàà was
I just became real hungry.....nice landing!
a comment from the big dawg thats a bucket list check mark
That's when you know you're married too long. You say right twice, point left and your #2 still knew what you meant. And by #2 I mean in the crew sense. I'm sure she's #1
Maybe not "too long," but just right?
@@KutWrite ha ha right pun intended
Arizona is just a beautiful state, thanks for taking us along!
I enjoy your videos so much. Katie will make a great pilot. Her Dad ain't bad either. I celebrate your obvious parent/child relationship. It is a beautiful thing. Congratulations.
luv ur malibu...ahh! the good old days 2019...wheels up!
Another great one! Thank you!
Your channel is addictive, the Lord Be With You and family, and keep em coming!!! :)
Beautiful flight!!! Thanks
Such a gorgeous plane!
Hi... I love PA-46. Att: 4 reds (PAPI) on short final.
Thanks for your movies.
Great to see you doing training...great quality time.
Love it! Very creative and enjoyable. Fun time!
Flying into Sedona is always a treat. Beautiful airplane, thanks for sharing......
Lovely flight. Lovely destination. Lovely airplane. Lovely video! Thank you.
Wonderful video! Thanks for sharing.
A classy touch of the Ivories Pal. Thx 4 the ride
Great everything!! Family, plane and video. Thanks for sharing.
Nice flight good food good people thanks for bringing us along cheers
Beautiful airplane and cabin crew! I keep my Cherokee at KFFZ as well. Sedona is one of my favorite short hops for breakfast.
Nice video, and you are fortunate to be with people who enjoy the flying with you, even to the point where they want take the controls- fortunate indeed.
...and close the clamshell door for you!
Nice video👍 Sedona is absolutely perfect place for a date night flight!
Great video. Love that airplane!
I love that airport and the food!! I've been there several times but never flew in there... Great video! :)
...nice relaxing flight, evening and dinner music...thanks...
I really enjoyed this video. I used to fly our family Bellanca Viking from FFZ to Sedona for breakfast all the time. It brought back great memories. Thank you!
GREAT video concept !!! You're "livin' large". Keep on rockin' !!!
Love that place.
Awesome! I've flown in and out of Deer Valley a bunch! Great video!
Very nice plane. I landed once in Sedona,, a very nice place to visit.. thanks for the trip.
Thanks for letting me fly along with you. Sedona, on my bucket list.
Beautiful, very nice
Excellent Vid..cheers!
Beautiful scenery! I hope to make to that area someday.
Kudos to the camera and editing crew, nicely done! Thanks for taking us along, love the videos!
Thanks for sharing this with us god bless
Ditto Greg, if I wasn't hungry before, I am now! You're right about the shortlist comment. And I think unless I miss my guess, a left seat change coming up soon. You can tell that lady wants to log some time. You can see it in her eyes. Reminds me of my wife.
Nice video, nice job and nice family!
How lovely
I remember that restaurant - we were there a few years ago, visiting from the UK.
I lovely area - such remarkable scenery.
That is the way to go out to dinner. Looks like a popular restaurant.
She seems to have enjoy hand flying the Malibu, you might have a copilot in the making. Nice video and keep it up they keep getting better every time.
When my wife flew with me in our old Cessna Skylane 182, she had a hard time seeing over the tall panel. A 2 inch pad from Sporty's made her flights a lot more fun. Worth purchasing for her.
KSEZ is an amazing airport... it's one of those things that makes GA such an adventure. We live in Flagstaff and are actually heading to Sedona later today. Every time we fly in there we think, "Wow, it's amazing that you can fly into somewhere so beautiful!"
Glad to see doing some instructions with the wife, you never know, I have read to many times pilot medical emergency and no one knows how to land on board.
Right the new left.....Romney’s slogan! Jk great video. Really enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing.
And so many others too unfortunately...
I love flying to Sedona I’ve been there over 50 times. It’s great that your wife is taking an interest in learning to fly somewhat. She’s doing an excellent job as well. That’s a very nice airplane I’ll say that. I haven’t been flying much lately but when I was I was flying the diamond star DA 40 which I really liked.
4 red VASIs on short final. Great airport destination. I live in Vero Beach-home of Piper Aircraft. I visit the factory, periodically for work. Love the Malibu's.
PAPI actually. I noticed that as well. But since he touched down about 800 feet beyond the threshold, I guess he wasn't dangerously low. Will have to try and take a flight there someday.
OMG you have the most gorgeous woman with hi respect love your channel I’m a pilot too and you definitely are super lucky Hope your family are so receptive to your great teaching very humble family love you guys
Mesa Grill, an excellent choice. Stopped in there last July on an overnight. Great rib-eye!
So, I was so close to making a smart ass comment about the right, left confusion; fortunately caught mention of it when rewatching... saved my ass. Good job, fun to watch.
Awwaw she is great even her own new right si cute just nervous lovely
We have eaten at the Mesa Grill a few times, we really enjoyed it. We also enjoy the Crosswinds Cafe at Payson Airport for breakfast and lunch.
Thanks Malibu Flyer
One way to help her establish and maintain a comfortable climb rate
Is it get her seat adjusted and tell her to keep the horizon in sight. Then she can simply cross reference her airspeed heading and rate of climb occasionally. Before she knows it she’ll be able to relate that horizon picture to the airspeed in a way that produces a satisfactory rate of climb every time.
Very nice editing! Vero Flyboys
Laughed at the left/right issue. I have always had the same problem. That's great that you let your wife have some yoke time!
That's why my kind says port/starboard.
..and that's why I always say...correct, and not right...roger that...
Love your videos from “ DownUnder” with my young son a GA pilot, fabulous to watch.
I was amazed at the start no one wearing seat belts in the car, mind you I see a lot on you tubers from 🇺🇸 not wearing seatbelts, I guess you don’t need to in USA, unlike here in 🇦🇺.......huge fines and demerit points on licence and as well, sadly we all have friends families no longer with us due to car accidents with huge kinetic energy leading to tragic loss :(
Maybe a me thing maybe, but 27,000hours in GA 🇦🇺 and flying Boeing’s Airbuses with dozens of airlines around the world, especially dusk or at night with the illusory “ the black hole effect” , its critical to stay on PAPI slope I would say....I think there’s been numerous GA and airliners landing short into forest... The PanAm PagPago B707, ChinaAirlines Manila B707, Asiana B777 SFO......
some real good info here...... hence it’s critical staying on PAPI slope all the time to last 100’ or so .... then transferring to the runway perspective to land within the touchdown zone....
Love your videos really really great, very professional from someone the other side of the universe
www.skybrary.aero/index.php/Approach_and_Landing_Accidents_(ALA)
Mike
Melbourne 🇦🇺🦘
I flight tracker stalked you. Nice quick turnaround on the video! We wanted to go to Sedona on our way home from UT a couple weeks ago, but the weather just wouldn't cooperate. We will go vicariously through y'all here!
Hi Eric. I have you to thank... After watching a few of your videos, my wife and daughter insisted that I make a "less boring" video. Let us know the next time you're planning to be out west! Still trying to get the hang of Garmin Pilot and appreciate your input. I assume that you're recording the screen of the iPad you have mounted, is that correct? How are you recording the screen? I would love to pick your brain sometime regarding GoPro settings, batteries, etc.
@@MalibuFlyer Haha! The same thing happened to me. When my kids were browsing UA-cam any time they came across one of my videos, they shouted "boring video" and skipped them! Any time I'm showing full resolution on the ipad screen, it's just a simple screen record. On the ipad pro, it's just in the settings dropdown when you swipe down the top right corner. There's a little dot there and that's the screen record.
LOL... Dude says to turn right, while looking left, but the wife still knew to go left.
Flew in there back in the 90's. Don't remember the restaurant. Parked the plane in the same place, and rented a car into town. Not happy with the HBO, they weren't manning the radio. The winds were up, and the landing was tricky. So I passed on buying fuel there.
I really miss going to fly-in resturants
Yep
nice dinner sabroso and healthy enjoy
The Mesa Grill at Sedona Airport could be the best airport restaurant I've ever been to.
agreed
your wife is awesome!!!
Great Date
Do wish we could hear the other air traffic on the radio
Hi Andy. I didn't edit out any of the radio communication, it was just a quiet evening.
Dang. Now I'm hungry.
Just flew in there last week in the Citation V
You're a lucky man, my wife and both daughters couldn't care less about flying.
Great video. Man, with things the way they are today, you really have to appreciate such a great evening. I have a request- I tried getting into a M350 at Oshkosh last year, I'm about your size I think (6'1', over 200 pounds by a generous margin), and I played hell getting into the the left seat. I'd love to see a video of you going from outside to the pilot's chair just to see how you do it. Thanks for a wonderful video!!!
Probably the best thing about having your own plane; just going someplace with family. I've never been to Sedona. Needs to go on the list. Well done video.
Just one question:
Bro! Doesn't that car have seat belts?! That was my "what's wrong with this picture? thought. Drive safely :)
Thank you. I have no excuse for the belts, you're right.
It was funny looking at your daughter in the back with what you might call relaxed anxiety.
This is awesome ! Love how your love of flying is intertwined with your family. It's not just you that loves to go up and see the world from up above. Great job on the copilot and understanding the directions (LoL)
The layout on the dash is amazing, is that GTN 750 running both PFD ?
Hi David, thank you! Yes, I have a GTN 750 running both the pilot and co-pilot PFD's.
@@MalibuFlyer thanks sir, have a blessed day.
Sedona is a "Bucket List" destination for us, last week we were trying to fly into Lakefront (KNEW) in New Orleans, but weather wasn't our friend. Love that your wife is getting the "feel" of flying, mine just now is doing a little radio work. Love the "RIGHT" turn. my wife says: "Don't do what I say, just what I point to" - HA!!!I see she's wearing the Halos, hopefully she likes them, we sure do!!
Hey Ron! I really enjoyed the trip to Ruston but have to admit, the cookie made me struggle! We'll meet you in Sedona and you have a place to stay if you ever make it out this way... October through May is the best time.
Thanks, the "Cookie" thing has been an on-going joke for 36 years now.... And we will take you up on the offer AND Ditto, if you are ever near Wichita, not that anybody flies to Wichita we need to meet-up!
@@Parr4theCourse We sure will. I actually did my instrument training in Manhattan. I spent a lot of time on the ILS to 19L.
Too funny, I had strongly considered going to GATTS!
@Parr 4 the Course, when did you try to go to KNEW? We were just down there (we go all the time) and winds were favoring 36L but the guy ahead of us went missed so they turned us around for the ILS 18R. It was right down to minimums. We still had a great time in NOLA, even with the fog.
It looked like you were a bit low on the approach into KSEZ? Was the camera not showing the VASI lights in their correct color? Didn't see any white, only red in the video. Love watching the flying adventures of a fellow Arizonian. Cheers!
I come in low on that runway as well. It’s short and high centered. Gives peace of mind. On 21 though there’s a bad downdraft. Runway 3 is always preferred for landing on variable/calm winds.
Hello! Thanks for sharing this video. Many years ago I flew with my wife into Sedona, and it was a memorable experience for us too. That day a group of steam engine aficionados were showing off their toys at the airport, so that was a special treat!
In addition to enjoying your trips I am very fond of the Malibu, not the least because of the true luxury of pressurization. I used to have a A36 Bonanza and I thought that was the epitome of single-engine development. But if I were to buy another piston plane it would be a Mirage.
Finally, I would respectfully suggest you adopt a pre-landing mnemonic such as "GUMPS": Gas (best tank), Undercarriage, Manifold pressure, P for Prop setting and Pressurization, and Speed. I don't recall you mentioning pressurization although you no doubt pay attention to it.
Thanks - look forward to your next vid!
Beautiful flying sir. How long are you flying now and how many flight hours so far? I am currently doing my ground school.
question. How do you control the wing camera ? Through the GoPro app on the phone? Mine won't work when I am in the air. don't know if its interference from the avionics.
I use the GoPro app but have had times when it wouldn't connect because the camera was locked up.
Wonderful idea. If you ever get up to the Washington State area, check out Bremerton National, KPWT, and the Airport Diner. Friday night is Fish Fry, and Sunday Morning is Breakfast Buffet. Really good food, in fact, it once made #26 of the top 25 Fly-In Airport Diners (and was listed as such!) Much like the Mesa Grill, it's located right on the flight line, so you can see who and what's out there.
Anyway, really enjoy your videos.
What was that last musical piece? Went great with dinner!
Hello. It's called "The Jazz Piano" and you can find it here:
www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music/track/the-jazz-piano
Did your first time have the same narration?
Nice video. Interesting to note, you and family do not wear seatbelts in the car but do in the plane.
Thinking exactly the same thing.
Morning, another quick question; what’s the name/model of your power tow bar?
As always, enjoy your videos ... nice work! Thanks for your time and have a Blessed Easter.
Good morning. It’s called Sidewinder and it’s made by Redline Aviation.
www.redlineaviation.com
It looks like it does the job well. Thanks.
Great Video. Love watching the others as well. When are you upgrading to a Meridian? :)
Thanks Glen. I have wrestled with that one and have tried as hard as I can to convince myself that I need one. I lost... As cool as a turbine is, I just can't justify it for what we do.
@@MalibuFlyer I completely understand. I have six children and between paying for college and our local Christian school I am blessed to be able to rent and fly a Piper Arrow. Maybe some day I will be in position to get a Malibu and fly around to see the grandkids. May the Lord continue to bless you and the ministry you provide by way of your aircraft.
Another great video. Why did they install the gps antenna up front
It was like that when I bought it. Whoever installed it didn't want to penetrate the pressure vessel and install it correctly so they took the easy route and punched the hole over the front storage compartment.
Malibu Flyer I guess that’s not bad on Mmopa a member was getting quotes for $6k. I have 1986 Malibu in pre buy hopefully I will take passion by mid April .
Very nice, thanks for sharing.
Do the lady's earrings work as ADF antennas in an emergency?
(JK - They - and she - are cute)
Although they look like hoops from the 70's, that is actually the tube for her headsets.
What headset does she have and does she like it?
I mean you have the most gorgeous two women’s
I fly a Cirrus SR22 out of Scottsdale and would love to connect up sometime!
Hi Evan. That sounds good. Do you even make it over to Falcon Field for any reason?
@@MalibuFlyer I do! Here is my email lets connect. emyork1@gmail.com
What year is your Malibu
Would love to hear how you got into flying.
Hi Anthony. My father always wanted to learn how to fly. Cancer took his like before he could learn so I decided to do it. I got my PPL back in 1996 and have owned 2 planes (both Piper) and rented many since that time.
@@MalibuFlyer That's awesome. Thanks for sharing. Love your videos. You make it look so easy.
That was "metric" right turn...
The other right......
Oh common man that should be illegal every time you fly up to Sedona it’s mandatory to take a low pass through the valley first before hitting up the Mesa grill 😂
Ergonomics not your dashboard is your next challenge. lol Address is sooner rather than later. (hint) lol Keep the peace.
09:38 - "4 Red...You're Dead". A little low
Couldn't see what speeds you were flying in this landing. Would you care to comment on your speeds, flaps and gear down during a typical approach ?
Hi George. I had a bunch of camera issues on this flight so I lost most of the content but I can tell you my speeds. I crossed over midfield and entered the downwind with gear down at 110 KIAS which for me is about 10 knots too fast. When abeam the touchdown mark on the downwind, I put in first notch of flaps (10º). Turning base I put in second notch of flaps (20º) and pitch for 90. Once I'm established on final, I put in full flaps (36º) and pitch for 80. I like to hold 80 all the way to the roundout.
Beautiful scenery nice plane. Disappointed to see that you copilot was not wearing a shoulder belt. You never know when it might be needed. It’s too late to put it on in an emergency. Hope you never need them.
Possession
Pfffffft, what’s a left or a right!
I found out the hard way* in the pattern on one of my early solo flights. Yeesh!
(* not the ultimate hard way - just embarrassed )
Seems odd to wear seatbelts in the plane, but no one wears it in the car.