No A/C in my airplane. Amazon to the rescue.
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- Most small airplanes don't have air conditioning so you have to get creative to stay cool. And trust me, it's gets roasty toasty in the cockpit! I love these window shades!
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Ok, people who aren't pilots. You can see through them just like a tinted window. Quit being so judgemental about topics you don't understand.
reason why this only has 14 likes while being pinned?
I need a link! The 6 260 needs some shades!!!
Why can’t some states not have tints lmao
@@anhvu-yp9vsshe pinned it recently
Its also called "Everybody is a bully behind a keyboard. Those same people are pussies face to face". This lady pilot is awesome imo.
Completely blocking view of other airplanes in the area, I fly for a living. Just deal with the heat and look outside. Fly safe
Doesn’t block the view at all actually, they are completely see-through. Thanks for the concern though!
FAA approved?
and not just that but ever time u go up in the aire u have to file a flight plane so if u do go off track im pretty sure they will let u know u comin straight for them
You don't have to see anything if you're in IFR, do you?
@@crimsonsapphire6680 That's why planes have cockpit windows. No need to see anything.
As a pilot IRL, the easiest way to cool down is to climb to a higher altitude. Those blockers are not FAA approved, limit your visibility (hence safety) and absorb heat, which is then radiated back inside the cabin.
Yeah I was like okay but then why the color black 😅
You know the a350 Has a cockpit window shade, right lol😅
@@Savethepandabearssure, I also have approved Rosen visors in the 182 I fly. These are not approved….
@Tim Fountain to be honest it's more like a tinted window then a shade in the a350
Their not even legal on the front portion of cars.
FAA will use this as evidence while building a report.
You mean NTSB
Lots of armchair SMEs in the chat 😂
@masonbeveridge why NTSB? They don't hand out violations.
@@TB-um1xz my bad
It was a joke, she wasn’t actually in the air, it was a green screen bro
How to lose your Piloting License 101:
Legit, these things are see-through.
@@TheDoge_- they are still quite badly obstructing your vision.
@@TheDoge_- I understand you can see through them but no way you can argue you can spot small moving objects at extreme distance as well as without them. Insurance and the faa are gonna have a field day if an accident ever occurred. Pilot error due to reduced visibility and situational awareness.
*certificate. They are never licenses.
Do faa’s boots really taste that good?
NTSB be like: “she stuck curtains on the windshield so she wasn’t able to see outside while in VFR”.
Air crash investigation
thats the real reason why IFR exists
@@SweetSniper5197 IFR won’t help if you’re on a collision course with another plane.
FAA: Pilots talking during sterile phase - YOUR LISCENCE IS BEING TAKEN AWAY GO AND CRY WITH UNITED AIRLINES
also FAA: blocking the literal view putting your aircraft and others in danger FAA- Yeah perfectly legal
@@zor-ggaming5747 while not safe in any circumstance, if she is on an ifr flight plan ATC is responsible for her separation, however if vfr conditions exist she should still be on the lookout for traffic
The FAA approved version are Jet Shades. I have a set in my 73 Cherokee 180. They do make a big difference.
How much does ur plane cost
I bet those cost twice as much
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No?
3x?😁
FAA doesn't approve jet shades in VFR I think, I'm bad at piloting ( I'm new )
So you mean.. you play mfs ???@@IAmBob.
I am sure she will be in some NTSB report in the future with the root cause of whatever being pilot error.
You must be blind I am guessing? I can see the outline of clouds through the thing
Lots of armchair SMEs in the chat.
@@dauntless137 still it is not an approved accessory so not allowed. Hence can be dangerous to the airworthiness of aircraft.
@@abhinavrajsharma if the sun is blinding you isn’t that more of a danger?
@dauntless137 Visor (which right there) 🤦🏽♂️
Visibility left the chat
You can clearly see it’s see through calm your tits.. angle makes it seem darker
So did her brain!
@@ottoroth9377 why? Pilot learn how to fly with instruments only.
@@Kevin-fj5oe but you don't rely on it all the time
@@AxtrodoSulfuryes, you do
Next time a pilot says, "Looking for traffic..." I'll know why...
Exactly...
@@charlierotherham8831 well clouds exist
When ATC says "maintain a visual"
It’s meant be on the look out
@epicspeed5222 you nailed it. Private pilots are a hazard
That's one thing nice about the cub, you just open the half door.😊
And stick two legs out one side of the cockpit and lean your head out the other side, right?
Judge: Why did you crashed?
My view was blocked for air conditioning
Why did you crashed
At 7k feet the air vents in the wings would surely keep it cool. In my Cessna 150 if I have the vents opened all the way it keeps it pretty cool.
Nah, if you have the sun beating down on you for hours, it stays hot. Even with the air vents open😊
@@FlyWithKay I guess so, the struggles us pilots have with airplanes from the 60s 😅
@@FlyWithKay lol no way you're flying for "hours" in that tiny ass plane....... And if you're bitching about it don't fly.... That's like me bitching about heat and dirt while dirt biking 😂😂😂😂
@@Doikel Imagine trying to make yourself comfortable while taking a trip. Fuck outta here.
@@Doikel - I don’t know about that. Houston to Amarillo is a pretty long trip. Manage you fuel right, and you can fly roundtrip on full tanks. El Paso one-way Is also doable. It would still take hours.
I too simply cover my front windshield when im driving and the sun is in front. Easy solution
“This product is good because I’m being paid.”
it is also a great way to become be th a statistic and a darwin award contender
these are see through
@@priyam352there not to regulation
"Less than a cup of coffee"
*products is $8
Ma'am for a $9+ dollar coffee it better be coming straight from the titty of sead
That's about an average Starbucks coffee
Came from what 🤨
@@clonescope2433 Yea, not the average cup you make at home thats like 15 cents.
Why would u ever pay that much for a coffee
@@clonescope2433 fk Starbucks get it for on bucks
Girl: "My airplane doesn't have air conditioning 😔"
Me: OMG 😮 You've got an airplane!!!
Dang she didn't get the comment section she wanted 💀
She got a comment section of utter idiots that apparently can't see considering all the complaints about blocking the window even though anyone with eyes can clearly see through them
@@chrismoper8191 bro I'm a pilot myself and I disagree 💀
I’m also in the process of reporting her as we speak. I’m going to make a big deal out of this bc of how arrogant she’s being in the comment section and for putting hundreds of peoples lives in danger.
Good on you. How would you do that though
yeah careful about creating big blind spots.
Muh guy, a lot of planes have sun shades built in. She's fine.
@@newmanattack mfw those things were barely translucent
They are see through
Don’t care how “see through” you think those are. This is incredibly dangerous and I sincerely hope you don’t do this regularly.
Bro works at FAA or NTSB for sure
@@nicc2366bro not safe “Bro”
I have them, they are completely see through except the border
You know most commercial airplanes have cockpit windows shades right?
@@Savethepandabearsnot to this degree
If you’re at 7000 ft and it’s still hot open the vents 😂 I fly my plane around yuma and Vegas in the summer at 6500-7500 and it feels good up there. Also you can take a cooler with those ten dollar refreezable packs and put them between your back and the seat and it really helps.
NTSB, FAA, and VFR have entered the chat. Visibility has left the chat (no matter how see-through she thinks it is).
@Tyler186 "(no matter how see through she thinks it is)"
like seriously, cars are extremely dangerous when compared to even single-engine aircraft, and you can't use this shit in your car. Sure you don't have as much traffic in the air, but do you really want to not see 2/3 of the area you need to keep an eye on? I don't get why she can't just get some sunscreen and a usb fan
@@justalonelypotetour not going to hit a plane up there if you follow your pre planned flight route. Just take it off before landing
@@saviet4222not always true. If your flying VFR it is solely the responsibility of the PIC to continuously check for traffic. There could be a piper cub with no radio and no transponder at 5,500. As long as that aircraft stays below 10,000MSL he’s perfectly legal to fly without radio or transponder. The shades aren’t necessarily dangerous but if you had a mid air collision and the NTSB or FAA saw this, you would absolutely be at fault.
@@Wkcrt Oh alright, thanks for the info. But, in the event of a mid air collision, you are probably already be dead anyway lmao.
This gives blind spot vibes
Only thing in the sky you need to “see” are birds. With a radar and other gauges you can almost fly the entire plane with zero visibility.
@@ryanmysels7611doesn’t mean you should also it’s lower then 25 so
@@ryanmysels7611that is if she is IFR rated, even then it can try her a court summons if she gets reported
Can’t believe she’s blocking her view . The pilot police will give her a summons for blind spots
Awesome idea to reduce your visibility and ability to spot other planes. GREAT safety.
I hope like hell you're instrument rated. If not when the FAA gets ahold of this video your license is gone
This is incorrect. I do agree with you that it’s a bad idea to put sun screens up but it is still completely legal. Also an instrument rating wouldn’t even do anything to make it legal if the screens were blocking her entire view. Any time you are flying simulated imc, you need a safety pilot regardless of if you have an ir.
She has a certificate not a license.
@GoofyAhhHorror I am a CFII (instrument flight instructor). I don't want to sound like a know it all but I promise you that even if you have an instrument rating, you still have to have a safety pilot if you're simulated IMC (instrument meteorological conditions). What you're talking about is simulated IMC, usually we have the student wear a hood or special glasses that make it so they can only see the instrument panel. I doubt your dad's instructor actually blacked out the windows, they probably used a hood or foggles. If the instructor did somehow cover up the windows, that would not be legal. Under simulated IMC, you have to have someone who can see outside of the airplane.
Yeah
Even if you’re flying on instruments it’s good be able to have a good clear view of the surroundings
I think you might expect a call from the FAA soon
As I’ve read in some comments they are a see through. But still won’t be enough sometimes to spot the traffic. Sometimes we be flying daytime and trying to focus to spot the traffic where we just got notified by the ATC and take a good minute to spot it.
Fly safe Kay and congrats on your new bird! It’s beautiful.
Your energy and your way you look at things is amazing
NTSB finding this be like:
Haha blind spots go brrr
You can actually install a small air window on most light aircraft without any problem. Just, make sure that it stays closed when you want it to.
7000 Feet, but in the Backwindow you can see a fence 😂
Woman hits plane and kills 205 passengers on board due to window obstruction.
Just roll down the window!😂
They do have windows that open
Funny thing is they do, or at least most do, kinda like little port holes that you just turn to get some air flow and at that height it works perfectly fine
@@crimsonorbit2341 telegraph window.
Yes, you can see thru them. Numerous times I've had ATC tell me, traffic was at some position and it was a small dot. The darkness of this could present a problem under those circumstances.
Window leaves the chat
Ty for flying ryanair be like 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
Boy do I know the feeling growing up with two parents that flew and that's one of the main reasons why my father always flew a high wing instead of a low Wing plane to be out of the Sun as much as possible
FAA ENTERS THE CHAT.
No?
Literally
Love your shorts
Even on 90 degree days here in Michigan, I have never been hot at 7,000 ft. It's always so nice and cool up there. I would be leery of not being able to see traffic through those.
Great, now you can just run right into one of us paraglider’s floating around at 24 mph
Situational awareness, looking for other traffic or potential hazards isn’t a priority I guess. Also she claimed to be at 7,000 feet while clearly she was still on the ground. Sweet Jesus this TikTok generation is dumber than a bag of hammers sometimes. SMH. 😂
I don’t think you quite understand the art of storytelling😂 I’ll put it in simple terms, before you get in the air you actually have to taxi, get on the runway, and then takeoff! Crazy right?! So while I showed that in the video, I also talked through it 😊
@@FlyWithKay I’ve been flying longer than you’ve been alive but thanks for filling me in on how to get in the air.
@@SuperTrb0 but you can't see that she's in the air? Good god all these people bitching about reduced visibility and we have a blind pilot over here 😬
Get something to put in the side window to filter air in and cool you off
All these comments about blocking visibility, unapproved devices, absorbing heat, etc. and not one of you thought that this young lady is a professionally trained pilot from probably one of our superb American PART141 schools where kids teach kids to be kid pilots. I give her the benefit of the doubt that she would only use approved accessories that in no way would obstruct her vision in the VFR environment.
Thank you Dave! I appreciate that😊
I would just use a small ice chest cooler (a very small one). It doesn’t weigh much but it really helps.
VFR: *Am I a joke to you?*
Ever tried the cooler full-on ice with a fan trick? Get a cooler cut some holes in stall some small pc fans that blow over the ice and cool you small plane. I bet it would work fairly well for ya. Toss it in the backnseat and let it go
Hopefully on an ifr flight plan?
Considering she's at 7000 feet yes
@@andrewlorenzo6611 you can be VFR at 7000 feet. And if the weather is VFR you are responsible for looking outside and avoiding traffic
Great for VFR. See and be seen. Unbelievable.
1.) I was IFR,
2.) They are see-through😊
I so wish I had continued my fly flight training...after high school
You are living my dream hobby..keep it up..
Get the windows tinted with ceramic tint, ceramic tint blocks heat pretty well
Please fly over Groom lake! It's very worth the view and it has amazing weather.
She gunna be a hot mess there 😂
That looks safe.
You're a pilot?
@@anthonys439 the people who would take her license away are.
Real women moment
Bro could have just called the ACU when the start up was happinging💀
I know a person that had the windows of said person’s piper tinted. Made a huge difference that person said.
Fellow pilot here: it’s crazy that it’s hot at 7K in Arizona it’s comfortable even in the summer lol. Ignore these haters, they think they know things 🙄
It’s not the temperature
It’s the direct sun radiating through the windscreen
FAA approval to block your view while flying ?
If you are actually a pilot then you know that the temperatures decreases approximately 1 degree for every 140 feet of elevation above ground level
So at 7000’ the temperature will be approximately 50 degrees cooler than on the runway
Open the vent let in the cool air and don’t use anything that might block your view
So if it’s 110 degrees in Arizona on the deck it’s 60 degrees at 7k feet
“Common sense safe piloting 101”
I reiterate ….COMMON SENSE
If shes IFR then probably ok ya?
2 degrees per 1000 feet.
I hope your IRF rated lol
That's cool and all, but I wouldnt recommend it as the adhesive might have a reaction with the acrylic windows/windscreen. Also, any residues might interfere with your vision if your flying towards the sun or airport lighting at night.
You better get your glasses tinted.. The tinted sheet is also not so expensive
I love flying my dad's C-172, I got that nice shade plus the wing vents and the door windows open even in flight. Perfect for staying cool
I did the same thing… Texas heat is no joke!
Agree with top comment, not worth risking visibility. Planes do cross eachother. A better idea that'd actually work would be using a device to channel air from the outside in from the tiny window flap.
She looks like the type to eat a curb, wipe out three trash cans and a mailbox then say "oopsies, I'm a Taurus"😂
Jokes on you… I fly, not drive. Bet you can’t say the same!🤓
@@FlyWithKay good luck explaining your video to the FAA
I was going to ask about these when I asked you about the ice chest AC last week on the live show
Just keep climbing.
Window tinting will help as well. The same window tint you use for your cars the glass so cut down the heat released 50% my opinion
Physics facts:
1. UV and IR protection film is clear
2. If you block the sun from the inside, the inside still heats up.
“Oh shit…MAYDAYMAYDAYMAYDAYMA….”
Ahh its sooo coool in here, whats that sound? AHHHHHHH
I built a battery powered portable vehicular air conditioner in 2011. Basically insulated lunchbox filled with ice water, rubber hose attached to an intake fan and a fan to expell the cooled air. Used it in my ghetto car.
This doesn't seem like the Fed approve of said product...
I wonder what the FAA thinks about this??? I could see a huge lawsuit if there was ever an issue.. 🤔
Why? They are completely see through😊
@@FlyWithKay it's just a thought...I know if I was a passenger even being see through they would make me a bit nervous, but then again I get just a little scared when I fly. Now you make me want to know how other people feel??? (Is it just me?)
Agreed, you need to be more aware of what's in the big blue because that blocks a lot of view. But I see her point of view the sun gets 🔥
We use them in jets.
@@kimchristensen3727 oh wow i guess i was wrong..
G,day from Sydney Australia.
You can make an ice cooler box with a recharge battery fan. You buy two bags of ice on the way to the airport have a unit in the car and transfer it to the back seat of the plane. See You Tube video how to make one. A Ryobi fan and Coleman: that's it.
🛩️🌏❄️
Visibility: Am i a joke to you?
The fuck will she hit?
It's see-through, she said it in another comment
Typical Indian Comment
@@lemonlizard1 They really don’t look see through and I checked: they’re not FAA approved.
They make mini water coolers that are rechargeable,they just spray a fine mist of water with like 3 speed fans.
You are so cool that you don't need air conditioning! ❤
“Hey I think that bomber jet is flying right towards us… OMG ITS ANDREW TATE”
Open the windows. Lol.😂😂😂
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Wow! I'm a pilot. Having a clear view of outside traffic is more important than comfort.
For those who are wondering
Yes this violates the rules of the FAA
So many experts forgot about something called IFR 🤡
Go Back to MFS kids
In the military, we use fans mounted to the cockpit, maybe try that
GPWS: Whoop...whoop...pull up...
Airplanes are already hard to spot when looking out of a clear window. I can't imagine trying to spot one while looking through one of these.
Get ceramic tint. You can get it in like 95% and they block most heat.
Get a mobile tint installer to install clear ceramic film on the glass
The windshield was clean in a way that makes you not see it, thinking that the glass is the shade, and she opened it so that the air could enter because she did not have an air conditioner.
“Traffic is a Skyhawk at your 10o’clock, 7000. Advise visual.”
Those might be “see through” but they do limit your visibility. Would not recommend especially in an airplane
If your coffee costs 6 bucks then you need to find a new place
All you guys complaining about how those reduce visibility and safety should see what we airline pilots use to combat the sun
If only those videos were posted 😂
I love how the window is right in shot next to her
Fly naked, works for me here in Florida.
VFR has left the chat.
They sell portable cooling devices that could help