Flight on a 1967 Piper PA-28-140 (BUR-VNY)
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Piper PA-28-140 Cherokee
N9852W (cn 28-23365)
I got to experience a great flight with one of the coolest people & an amazing pilot as well, Demetrius Ingram. The flight took place in the afternoon of Saturday, January 26, 2013
Demetrius Ingram's / Brian Monette's UA-cam channel:
/ dreamfort
Here's a video that they did called "Flight Sim X Reality", it's worth checking out:
• Flight Simulator X Rea...
Demetrius Ingram's personal UA-cam channel:
/ 737pilot7
Friend him on Facebook:
/ demetrius.ingram1
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/ ryandbomar
Thanks for watching, I hope you enjoy this video as much as I enjoyed recording it!
I flew this plane on December 10, 1973 when I was 16 years old out of Clow airport in Illinois. I decided to look up the registration. I'm glad it's still flying.
GREAT job !!! U are an inspiration. I learned at 40 yrs old !!! still love it.
Awesome awesome job! I'm in training now and love it.
Great little video. I love those pipers.
and they say that our youth is going no ware but people like you give us hope for the future thank you
Excellent video! Can't beat the PA28!
I don't know... Have you tried the PA32? :)
Nice job, kid! A young pilot,,,what could be a better confidence builder for a successful life?
n2339l, about two and a half years after this video was shot, he was hired as a Commercial Pilot in Alaska. He started off in the Caravan & has already advanced to the Beech 1900. His future is beyond bright!
👍🏻 That’s some seriously congested airspace with obstacles. That flying at 17 😎👏🏻✈️
Exactly! I experienced the same thing learning to fly in a Cherokee 140 when I was 18; no better experience for an 18 year old kid! This video sure brings back memories.
good job young man, keep up the good work !
He's done amazing things. Not too long after this was recorded, he flew passenger Caravans up in Alaska. After that, he flew Learjets for a charter company, now he's a captain on Regional jets.
Love seeing young black men flying I know he’s probably working for an airline right now, any updates on this kid?
You absolutely nailed it! He's now a captain at PSA, flying CRJ's.
Prior to that, he flew Learjets for Clay Lacy and even did a year or so of flying up in Alaska in the Caravan. facebook.com/PSAairlines/photos/a.547322475347811/2098371700242873/?type=3&theater
nice vid...
fly young man... fly...
to be stuck on the ground is a fate worse than death itself...
you were lookin' at those jets as you pulled into parking, weren't you... it's as if they were calling to you, right :)
--Mike
Looks like great fun, I love the Pipers! Great video.
love that 140;that or a Cessna 150 is all you really need to fly.The elegance is in the simplicity of the design.
It makes my day to see kids learning to fly. More need too.
Great video Ryan! I've got a '67 Cherokee 140 also, which is why your title caught my eye. I look forward to seeing more of your videos.
1:10 pilot is brown and lefty like me. ive got 145 hours on C-172 and working on my multi IFR..your landings are so smooth..excellent job bro!
I smiled the entire time watching this, so many treasured memories you brought back.
Wonderful video, thanks so much for posting.
Nice plane!!
And great vid and audio!
What a fun little spin that was, and the motor sounds tip top!
Thanks!
Congratulations by the video, I flew a lot PA-28 here in Brazil and a wonderful machine
Beautiful flying, outstanding video!
Pretty Plane ! I had an equally nice looking 1968 140, N6746J. Great flying aircraft. Enjoy it, and always keep the shiny side up.
Love your vids Ryan! You tell a story with each one.....well done!!
Amp meter needle getting some serious whiplash there.
That was an awesome float to get past the displaced threshold.
Interesting to see a different PA140, this one is eons nicer than the ones I fly! Thanks for making me jealous. ;)
NICE JOB ! GREAT LANDINGS
Wonderful video Ryan! Bring us more like this one!
If your renting, turn on master and radio to get ATIS. shut off and then do your normal startup.
you look like a bright kid good job do good in school i bet you could get a great job with a majer airline if you wont keep up the good work take care
Awesome. I did my solo in N2386T.
I have 2 hours in a 140, from years ago. Mostly I remember that with 4 full-size adults on board, it feels a bit under-powered. Kinda like putting 4 people in a PT Cruiser...
You're not incorrect about that... :)
nice video, gotta love KBUR and KVNY!
I can’t wait to fly a Piper Warrior in Xplane 11🤗🚁👍
Awesome video
Great video, to many people put music to them, keep it original !!! Very nice
very good vide, Ryan, Keep up with your good job!
That circuit look congested with buildings, whats the plan with an engine failure? Looks like not many places to put it down? And the circuit seemed a bit low?
Good job kiddo!!!!
good job, i see you are a leftie me to makes for easier flying but tougher taking notes keep flying
I noticed you descend onto the unusable portion of the runway and float past the displaced threshold before you set her down. Is that how you were taught to land?
I am not saying it is wrong by any means, just wondering about the origin of your techique.
Also, what is your airspeed on final? You seem to float a long ways. 1.3 Vso would give you less float.
Good job on the flying, btw. I learned in a Cherokee too.
Lou Spam That airframe carries a lot of energy forward even at low approach speed and 2-3 notches of flap. It wants to keep flying. He's taking advantage of the DT to level off and bleed away some of that energy before wheels down. No reason to get so close to minimum if you have room to stretch out.
great flying and very nice video! :D
Try a trip out to Furnace Creek...it's a blast!
How does the bowtie yoke feel on the Cherokee? I'd bet it is very good and you'd be able to have a lot of control.
1080P for the win! Great video bud! You should try to get a video inside a King air 250/350:)
Great video Ryan, like always :). What's up with your GEN AMPS? Looks like they are overloading or faulting. Check it out :).
+Mike Dart The meter is showing the drain of the "FLASHING" beacon!
really cool vid!
thanks very much.
Awesome video buddy. :)
When I started the video, I was so happy to see how young the pilot was. Too many young people just sit and thumb their devices... Our aviation community is slowly dying because nobody is interested in flying anymore. Nice landings sir!!!
Actually we have more pilots now than we ever have had. The problem isn’t lack of interest it’s that most of the pilots learning to fly are learning to fly for commercial reasons and not for hobby flying. Hard to keep people in the GA community when they all go to the airlines.
@@TomCook1993
You are right! I have noticed the push for the airlines from the flight instructors that I know. I even get things in the mail saying they would take me at my age. No thanks, I just do it for fun.
Awesome footage Ryan, thanks for sharing! I wonder who owns that 727 at VNY? I didn't expect to see an aircraft that size at VNY!
I fly a ‘67 Cherokee. Landed at VNY last week. Still looks the same... Are you still flying? Commercial? CFI?
Too cool! I live right down the road, near BUR. Demetrius, the pilot seen in this flight, can be seen here doing what he loves: facebook.com/PSAairlines/photos/a.547322475347811/2098371700242873/?type=1&theater
Cool!
Epic!!
I got my private pilot license in one in 1965.
hi this very wise this great video greetings ok .... thanks slope '
hey pal, what happened with one of your alternators?
it's probably broken...
Nice👍
Badass!
Had my PA 28 for 11 yrs---N9538W
xgi namvet I had my pa 28 180 for 13 years
BEAUTIFUL!
nice,brawo.
Nice job! Are you still flying, what's up?
Thanks for watching! Yeah, he flew for an airline in Alaska, on both the Caravan and Beech 1900. Now he's back in Los Angeles flying Lear 35's.
Good for him! :)
Landed short of Displaced Threshold Runway 16
how old is he
Whats the spinny thing on the roof at around 3.20?
Its the "Trim" stick.
How old is that kid?
He was 17 at the time. He's now 19, and was recently hired as a Commercial Pilot in Alaska, which means his life dream has been accomplished. There will be many more successes coming his way, no doubt.
That's cool! I'm currently 16, and a little under half way through getting my private pilot. It's motivating to hear success stories from other young pilots like myself! RyanBomar
Jack Bell, love it, bro! Keep it up.
I forwarded your messages to Demetrius, he's thrilled to hear that. If you have a Facebook account, add us, so we can keep track of your progress.
facebook.com/RyanDBomar (Mine)
facebook.com/Airplanepilot (His)
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hello
you know it's ok to use The part och the runway for takeoff but not även you are landing.
Pricee
You can't land on the displaced section of the runway. Can't land on this ------>> ------>>>>>>
He didn't.
3:19 what does this crank do?
its the trim
Marcus Gruneau ok thanks lol
+tombmaster972 It's for ventilation on hot days. Use the crank to open the sun roof a few inches.
OK, it's really the trim. Later 140s have the trim wheel between the seats. I think the roof location was better and easier to reach.
nic
this is my dads plane
How cool is that? Thanks so much for the comment.
She's a beautiful classic aircraft.
@@RyanBomar its very sad because theres some problem with the landing gear so it is not airworthy YET
too low kid , climb up
+Alec Paul He was in the circuit, so probably had restrictions!
That pilot looks about 12! Landing was not the best :(