Las Vegas to Sedona to Phoenix in a Baron 58
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- Опубліковано 19 лип 2024
- This is part three of a four part flight from Philadelphia area, to Oklahoma City, Las Vegas, Sedona, Phoenix, and back.
In this video I fly from North Las Vegas airport, to a breathtaking landing a top of the elevated mesa airport of Sedona Arizona, and then I continue on to Pheonix Sky Habor International Airport.
I have a passenger on board with me on this flight and I used the 1 hour ground hold at North Las Vegas to provide a short overview of the flight controls, engine levers, and avionics instrumentation.
The landing at Sedona is the highlight of the video, make sure you do not miss it. Anyone that knows Microsoft Flight Simulator will be familiar with this airport as it is highlighted in the training lessons.
When I landed at Pheonix Skyharbor Airport they were only landing on runway 8 which is all the way on the north side of the field. I had to taxi clear across one of the busiest International airports in the US. I sped up the taxi footage and eliminated radio chatter not directed at or from me, but this part of the video will give you a taste what it is like to taxi clear across a class Bravo airport in the middle of a busy day.
Contents:
00:00 Introduction
04:14 Engine Run up Explanation.
06:17 Engine Levers Explanation.
08:13 Flight Instruments
09:24 Navigation Instruments & Autopilot
12:49 Takeoff from North Las Vegas Airport
16:41 Arrival to Sedona Arizona
19:04 Sedona Airport Landing
22:00 Start of next flight to Phoenix Arizona
23:35 High altitude takeoff leaning.
24:49 The start of another ground hold
26:31 Takeoff from Sedona Airport
28:20 Arrival to Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport
33:49 Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport Landing
35:09 Taxi all the way across the Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport
39:28 Shutdown - Авто та транспорт
Contents:
00:00 Introduction
04:14 Engine Run up Explanation.
06:17 Engine Levers Explanation.
08:13 Flight Instruments
09:24 Navigation Instruments & Autopilot
12:49 Takeoff from North Las Vegas Airport
16:41 Arrival to Sedona Arizona
19:04 Sedona Airport Landing
22:00 Start of next flight to Phoenix Arizona
23:35 High altitude takeoff leaning.
24:49 The start of another ground hold
26:31 Takeoff from Sedona Airport
28:20 Arrival to Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport
33:49 Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport Landing
35:09 Taxi all the way across the Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport
39:28 Shutdown
Awesome video but a weird observation...why does the spinner on the right engine sit higher than the left? As in the spinner is not flush with the cowling if that makes sense.
@@aviator_josh the left engine has the air conditioner so it’s cowling has a a different shape for the airflow into the AC.
@RMAG interesting. Well I appreciate the reply
I'm a new subscriber. Older guy but back in the day had commercial single-engine licenses. I like watching aviation videos but in this one I liked watching your right seated co-pilot better.
I enjoyed this series. I fly from AZ to KVGT for biz a few times a month and also KSEZ for fun.
I have an Ovation 3 and looking for a Baron 58. You provided some great insight as to the differences and important equip considerations.
Thanks for a great video.
The 1st ground controller is so nice and patient !!!
He had a lot on his hands that day.
Good to see you again. I followed your X-country flight with your father, in your previous Mooney. Always something to enjoy and learn in your adventures!
Outstanding, thank you so much for sharing - definitely need to watch this again!
It has to be a bit nerve wracking following the big birds.
Enjoying your flights. Comfy ride and smooth landings. 😁
Which system is giving you voice control? That’s a really nice feature to have especially for ATC playback during complicated taxis
It is a Garmin GMA 35c remote audio panel controlled through the GTN 750. Voice control is called Telligence. Here is the guide: static.garmin.com/pumac/190-01007-50_b.pdf I also often use it in the air after I get a ATC handoff, I'll punch the new frequency in, and then playback to hear which approach or center I was being handed to. I often miss that because I'm focusing on the frequency, not the name.
Love the Bonanza and if I had ever owned a piston twin would have been the Baron. Long time CFII/MEI and commercial pilot here. From what I saw you're a good pilot. Nice panel and you know it well. Airplane too. Good radio work. Brief and to the point. Did you go to Flightsafety or equivalent for Baron training? Personally when they gave you the delay at VGT and again at Sedona I would have departed VFR and picked up the IFR on the way or given the weather not at all. But that's your call. Blue skies!
I did do FlightSafety training. I talk about it and show a little in my latest video here: ua-cam.com/video/WpCuatizYuQ/v-deo.htmlsi=g0_z6yrQwraZmDlk
That’s a sweet panel for an older Baron! Did you think about getting a late model pressurized Baron?
I notice some chips on your rotor blades. Hopefully that doesnt conflict with an anything.
The props are not chipped, you are seeing peeled paint off the back of them. Happens flying through rain, etc.
Does your plane have altitude compensating fuel pumps? If so, would you still have to lean manually for density altitude?
I don’t have altitude compensating fuel pumps. So I’m not too familiar with their operation.
U r fried😂
Hey I need insurance quotes, my people have been ghosting me. After 10yrs of paying for insurance it's taking 3weeks to get a damn quote. I've already lost the deal on the airplane