Imagine living in a peaceful and beautiful city of Innsbruck and seeing a B747 only 10 meters over your roof wabbling everywhere while doing 400 knots.
I swear to god, once when I was about 10 years old, I saw a commercial airliner flying not more than about 100-200 feet above my house, or my whole housing area anyway. No one seems to believe me when I tell the story and it kinda is at the point when I feel like maybe I misremember it, but I'm SURE it really happened. One second there was nothing going on, it was just a nice sunny summer's day nice and quiet, next second there's this almighty horrendous noise, me and some friends were all dicking around outside, and we all look in the direction of this noise and there's this commercial jet at an altitude that seemed no more than maybe 3 houses high, not huge like a 747, but still very very large, and it was almost blink and you missed it. Then it went behind some houses, the noise subsided almost as fast as it came, and then we saw this little black dot moving through the sky at what looked like many thousands of feet up some time later, maybe 10 or 15 seconds. It may or may not have been the same plane. When I think back now, I think maybe not, since to go from right on top of my house to a little black dot in 10-20 seconds seems highly unlikely for an airliner. A terrifying but awesome moment. This was around the same time as the Libyan Pan-Am hijacking where the plane came down on the Scottish border, so it was no joke to be honest. What puzzles me is that only me and those kids I was with seemed to see or hear it. No one else did.
"Ladies and gentlemen, this is Kelsey from the, uhh, flight deck. We've started our descent into, uhhh, Innsbruck and should be on the ground in uhhh few minutes. The final takes too long at, uh, Vref, so we're just going to take it up to about, uh, 400 knots at 200 ft and then throw out all the, uh, flaps and spoilers about 30 seconds before touchdown, so it might be, uhhh, a little bumpy back there for a bit, but we should be into the gate a little early this afternoon. Just ignore that, uhh, clacking sound and the various horns coming from the flight deck. I'm trying to get, uhhh million points or so on this landing, but you should probably go ahead and review the, uhh, brace procedures and exit locations just in case. Enjoy the rest of the flight and we'll have you on the ground very soon."
Michael, considering he flies 747 cargo flights I think that isn't too likely. Nowadays there aren't a lot of opportunities to fly by 747 if you aren't an employee of an airline that flies them as cargo planes.
why is there so much hate on ryanair coming from Americans? Lol I used to fly with them a lot in Europe (like A LOT) and never ever had I a tough landing or rude assistance.
@@S4von It's more a meme than people's actual firsthand experience. The vast majority of people who comment how much Ryanair sucks never flew with them.
This meant that the aircraft was about to enter the LZ area at high speed and “weapons hot” (weapons armed and ‘safeties’ released / ready to fire). The radio call was a final warning for any ‘friendly’ forces to stand clear or take cover before rockets/chain-guns/machine guns were fired. Beau Guitar Baby!
@@joshzucker1625 we all got the list. Air Iberia for me. Not landings so much but I swear one takeoff I rode seemed cleared to go about 500m down the taxiway from the runway, started spinning up the engines right then, hit the right gear brake only to help make the turn, and we were going about 50 knots and accelerating by the time the wheels hit the runway numbers.
@@hellsop At places like Ryanair and Air Iberia, their motto is: "we teach our pilots how to fly this thing, while we're earning revenue as well! That'll teach ya to do business, how to make the highest profits!" 😂 .....and meanwhile, the European Aviation authorities: "Good job boys! That's why we introduced this thing called a "multi point license (MPL)". So that you boys can make as much monnneeeyy as possible!!! hahahaha! 😂😂"
It looks like you're quite close to the buildings during this approach. I guess the good people of Innsbruck don't have a good night's sleep very often.
@@unbottledgenie4914 Makes sense since you're going TO/GA on takeoff but on landing you're trying to slow down so the engines don't produce as much thrust/noise.
Ok kelsey we're set up on a 10 mile final. Go ahead and configure for a good landing. Flips shades down alright gear out and full power! Let's see if she'll hit 400 kts shall we 😂
@@avalifeinbytes4529 for landing alignment, it's rudder, for taxiing, then it's tiller, but I believe Kelsey wouldn't touch that being an FO if the 747 also has it on the captain side only like in other Boeing types.
Hi Kelsey I'm a newbie to your UA-cam channel, I'm really frightened of flying and I do fly about 4 to 10 times a year. Your videos have help me feel allot better about flying, thanks
how in the world does a video about an actual pilot slamming his plane into the runway at 400 knots without the gear out make you feel better about flying
I just found you're channel the other day,I'm not a pilot..but I love everything about planes and helicopters.. I work for sikorsky.. but keep up the amazing work! You have my support!
When you touch down, hold down F2 to use the reverse thrusters. The "ground roll" score says it's lateral distance from centerline, but it's been shown to also count the length of your roll.
I just love how he talks to me like I'm also a 747 pilot and not just some random guy watching UA-cam vids. Makes me feel like I could become a pilot too if I tried hard enough.
That train yard is Innsbruck's main Station, receiving regular train lines (many schedules a day) crossing all the way from Switzerland to Hungary, and from Germany to Italy.
I've only been on a plane 3 times in my life each time was for family events but I was intrigued by the experience. I've recently found this channel and really enjoy the viral debriefs which lead me to your other videos in the process I've learned alot from you and have a better understanding of the aviation industry and its because of this that I feel you've helped me along my way to hopefully become a pilot one day for that a huge thank you and keep doing what your doing. - a new subscriber 👍
Kelsey, I wonder if you're going to have a bit of adjustment the first few times on the simulator. After I do go-karting with my kids (and therefore do maneuvers you'd never do on the streets in a real car), on the drive home, I have to catch myself a bit to drive normally (and not leave my passengers pasted to the windows and the side of the interior due to the g-forces) haha.
Watching that first one, and I’m thinking “He is going to drop the dangly stuff soon isn’t he?” Nope he didn’t. First attempt, not bad hitting the target area anyway. Did you try from inside the cockpit?
I’m subscribed to a few real world pilots that take flight sim really seriously, and it’s great because I’ve learned a lot about aviation from them, but I also love watching Kelsey totally goof off in flight sim as well 😃
I think an interesting video would be how you think the MSFS 747 compares the the real thing. You can demonstrate various stalls, and things like engine out scenarios.
I like LOWI. Winter landings are great fun there. (Nice view, since you get pretty close to the mountains) It was also my first airport, I landed in a full flight simulator.
Man, you`ve become really good, I really enjoyed that! If I could swallow the fact, that I would give money to Microsoft, I would try this myself. But I still can`t. Keep up the great work, you are my favourite aviation guy, alongside Juan. Cheers :)
There is a mod called “Salty 747” its looking to do what the A320nx mod does for the airbus. It’s refining and adding systems to the 747 that are missing by default, might be worth for you to look at.
Normal people: Eww now I don’t want to do more work at home, for fun. Pilots: When I get home from flying planes, I’ll load up flight sim, and fly more planes!
Excellent! I love your channel. :) Comparing notes... I'm on a Mac, so I fly X-Plane. I've done this with many airliners, including the 747... Takeoff, retract everything, and accelerate straight ahead to 350-ish knots, staying low. When a couple of miles away from the airport, pull up into a steep climb. At about 200 knots, start pulling back more, into a loop, and when you're inverted and nearly stalled, dump everything, as you did in your flight. (Since you're below all warning speeds, everything will deploy.) Then, roll 180 degrees on the downline, so you're right-side-up for the landing, and manage your airspeed by keeping the throttles closed, and perhaps do a sideslip, if needed. (I've also used reversers while on the downline... Don't know if the actual aircraft would allow that.) You should be able to land at nearly normal speeds! Boeing wouldn't approve, but it's fun!
I try to never leave the cockpit view on these challenges. As a real 747 pilot, I'm surprised you do. Is it easier or harder for you to get a million points on your landings that way?
Once flew home on a military hop, in a C-9, from my duty station in NAS Memphis (TN), to Selfridge JAB (MI). We flew OVER Detroit's "riverside approach" corridor, and made such a steep descent, into Selfridge, I couldn't sit back in my seat.
I pass through Innsbruck train station quite often, now I will forever be terrified of a 747 flown by an absolute mad man passing just above my head at 300 knots LOL
Kelsey fucking around on FS2020 while chatting - gets a score massively higher than I ever have, and closer to the centreline than I ever will whilst concentrating as hard as I can.
My granddaughter at 5 yrs old, "Papa, come watch me play my game". Me. "Uh yeah sure, sounds exciting". This was actually interesting and it confirms for me that my older MS flight simulator was actually not realistic like I always thought
Is a good dream. Go get flight simulator and practice practice practice. When you feel comfortable find a flight school. I did just that starting at age 5, by the time I was 17 I found a school. My time delay was due to lack of schools near me.
I don't know what I just watched, and I don't know why I watched for so long..but now I TOTALLY know why my 10 year old kid watches people play Video games on youtube SUBSCRIBED
You really need to try the PMDG 747 with the Prepar3D simulator! There you can also show the viewers all the special procedures which you are explaining like the „load relieve“ behavior of the plane!
Imagine living in a peaceful and beautiful city of Innsbruck and seeing a B747 only 10 meters over your roof wabbling everywhere while doing 400 knots.
lol
Sounds like GTA, but without the explosions and flying bikes.
and pulling off a 1.19 million point landing immediately after
@@butstough that’s why he is a 747 pilot
I swear to god, once when I was about 10 years old, I saw a commercial airliner flying not more than about 100-200 feet above my house, or my whole housing area anyway. No one seems to believe me when I tell the story and it kinda is at the point when I feel like maybe I misremember it, but I'm SURE it really happened. One second there was nothing going on, it was just a nice sunny summer's day nice and quiet, next second there's this almighty horrendous noise, me and some friends were all dicking around outside, and we all look in the direction of this noise and there's this commercial jet at an altitude that seemed no more than maybe 3 houses high, not huge like a 747, but still very very large, and it was almost blink and you missed it. Then it went behind some houses, the noise subsided almost as fast as it came, and then we saw this little black dot moving through the sky at what looked like many thousands of feet up some time later, maybe 10 or 15 seconds. It may or may not have been the same plane. When I think back now, I think maybe not, since to go from right on top of my house to a little black dot in 10-20 seconds seems highly unlikely for an airliner.
A terrifying but awesome moment. This was around the same time as the Libyan Pan-Am hijacking where the plane came down on the Scottish border, so it was no joke to be honest. What puzzles me is that only me and those kids I was with seemed to see or hear it. No one else did.
In real plane: Co-pilot: why are we going 400knots?!
Kelsey: I wanna get over 1.1M
If anythign goes wrong: "Blame Microsoft"
co-pilot be like:
flight engineer save me
69 LIKES YEA
lol
"Ladies and gentlemen, this is Kelsey from the, uhh, flight deck. We've started our descent into, uhhh, Innsbruck and should be on the ground in uhhh few minutes. The final takes too long at, uh, Vref, so we're just going to take it up to about, uh, 400 knots at 200 ft and then throw out all the, uh, flaps and spoilers about 30 seconds before touchdown, so it might be, uhhh, a little bumpy back there for a bit, but we should be into the gate a little early this afternoon. Just ignore that, uhh, clacking sound and the various horns coming from the flight deck. I'm trying to get, uhhh million points or so on this landing, but you should probably go ahead and review the, uhh, brace procedures and exit locations just in case. Enjoy the rest of the flight and we'll have you on the ground very soon."
nailed it
... and we have you on the ground very soon. One way or the other.. 🤣
Laughed my ass off xD
To everyone who reads it, try to read it out loud that's a hell of experience
Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh&hhhhhhhhh
I laughed so hard tears were coming out.
*lands plane at 370 knots on approach, doesnt put down landing gear, crashes plane on runway*
"im going back to flying in 1 week"
Lmaoo
Heard him mutter....I remwmber putting down the gear. Where did it go?? ( Must be in one of the houses below,😁😁)
i think we should let FAA know
😂😂😂
@@amerikanpoliskamerasvideol6170 no kid
Kelsey: "what's up guys my name is Kelsey and I'm a 747 pilot"
Also Kelsey: slams 747 on runway at 250 knots
Me: Fantastic
Maybe US Navy taught him to fly tail hook landings, old habits die hard
Absolutely fantastic
Hahahahahhahahaa
Funi hehehehhe
Funi hehehehehe
Just remember that when you go back to work, say, “Real Plane, Real Plane, Real Plane”. . . 😉
Lol, for sure
Or he'll say, "look what I learned on my days off!"
“I just did a little opps-“ **kaBOOM**
Yeah Kelsey, don't learn bad tricks now will you, I may just be on your plane sometime....😊
Michael, considering he flies 747 cargo flights I think that isn't too likely. Nowadays there aren't a lot of opportunities to fly by 747 if you aren't an employee of an airline that flies them as cargo planes.
Landing score: 1. Congratulations! You've just been hired on to Ryanair!
Ryanair makes it's training in FSX.
@@megalifts Welcome to Steam Edition
hey, a £10 flight to spain is worth the bumpy ride 😂
why is there so much hate on ryanair coming from Americans? Lol I used to fly with them a lot in Europe (like A LOT) and never ever had I a tough landing or rude assistance.
@@S4von It's more a meme than people's actual firsthand experience. The vast majority of people who comment how much Ryanair sucks never flew with them.
Flaps down...coming in hot....it’s Kellllllllseee
😂😂😂
Cute comment
This meant that the aircraft was about to enter the LZ area at high speed and “weapons hot” (weapons armed and ‘safeties’ released / ready to fire). The radio call was a final warning for any ‘friendly’ forces to stand clear or take cover before rockets/chain-guns/machine guns were fired. Beau Guitar Baby!
Are we still talking about plans?
@@channelglenn I hope so
Alternate title: Spirit Airlines introduces service to Innsbruck.
*Ryanair
@@joshzucker1625 we all got the list. Air Iberia for me. Not landings so much but I swear one takeoff I rode seemed cleared to go about 500m down the taxiway from the runway, started spinning up the engines right then, hit the right gear brake only to help make the turn, and we were going about 50 knots and accelerating by the time the wheels hit the runway numbers.
Spirit has surprisingly been buttering their landings so far, at least the last three flights I’ve been on recently
Actually you got it slightly wrong. It was RYAN AIR! 😂 ....oops someone above already beat me to the punch!! 😂
@@hellsop At places like Ryanair and Air Iberia, their motto is: "we teach our pilots how to fly this thing, while we're earning revenue as well! That'll teach ya to do business, how to make the highest profits!" 😂 .....and meanwhile, the European Aviation authorities: "Good job boys! That's why we introduced this thing called a "multi point license (MPL)". So that you boys can make as much monnneeeyy as possible!!! hahahaha! 😂😂"
Kelsy to the sim operator: "So I did this thing in Microsoft Flight simulator..."
sim operator: "Oh God not another one..."
You guys are acting like private use flight simulator software did not exist before MSFS.
@@jonashelmke2564 I know right
@@jonashelmke2564 It certainly did exist, but MSFS2020 catapulted flight simulators' popularity.
@@jl_woodworks Yes, pretty much just like every other Microsoft Flight Simulator did before it when it was released.
It looks like you're quite close to the buildings during this approach. I guess the good people of Innsbruck don't have a good night's sleep very often.
@@unbottledgenie4914 Makes sense since you're going TO/GA on takeoff but on landing you're trying to slow down so the engines don't produce as much thrust/noise.
@@Epic_Aviation wow you're just so smart
@@jakesnussbuster3565 what
@@Epic_Aviation Guess that one thought you were stating the obvious not realizing not everyone even knows that info.
@@BlueSkies30 All I was doing my was just giving my thoughts on what Eugene Weerts said (though his comments have been deleted now)
With all the facial expressions in this video I think we have ourselves almost a whole emoji set of Kelsey.
Someone please do that
Yea
I’m maybe a little to late to want this but, don’t give people ideas 😂🤣😂
I’ve seen the video where he mentions his photo has been used for Tinder 😂🤣😂
To warn*
I was meant to type
*overspeeding at 2500ft*
Kelsey: "oooo 400"
If you're not clacking, you're slacking!
U know the 250kt speed limit under 10,000 feet?
@@williamhuang8309 Rules are meant to be broken! I don't see any speed cameras at the runway, do you? Floor it!
Kelsey: I thought that was pretty smooth...
Passengers: Stick to flying cargo please!
LOL, JK, love your channel!
ya after these you see why I am a cargo pilot most of the time 😂
Ikr
@@74gear if I’m ur passenger I would just jump out of the plane xd just joking really like this channel
Cargo onboard: slow down please
Naa..you be fine.. Good locks on them belts..
14:31 come in as quick as you can as low as you can....
“We will be flying at 6,000 mph at an altitude of 300 feet” - verified!
The perfect flight for her to make announcements... lol.
"We have a number for you to call…"
Ha ha!
“Advise when ready to copy a phone number”
OH SHIT!
Ok kelsey we're set up on a 10 mile final. Go ahead and configure for a good landing. Flips shades down alright gear out and full power! Let's see if she'll hit 400 kts shall we 😂
Kelsey back at real flying: Oh, the rudder! I always forget it! It's not back in my muscle memory yet!
"My feet! Where am I supposed to put my feet now that I don't have a desk!"
@@Stoney3K Airbus has more room for it lol
They use tillers, no? Or do they use rudder pedals IRL?
@@avalifeinbytes4529 Airbus uses rudder pedals in the air. Tillers are only used to turn the nose wheel on the ground.
@@avalifeinbytes4529 for landing alignment, it's rudder, for taxiing, then it's tiller, but I believe Kelsey wouldn't touch that being an FO if the 747 also has it on the captain side only like in other Boeing types.
Watching you buzz the neighborhood before the runway is very entertaining to watch. Would love to see you do more of these challenges on FS2020!!!
Wonder what the check pilot will say if you did that on a normal landing during the session :D
Get out!
Check pilot uses strong legs to propel student.
@@kpn574 Ah, yes! the geography lesson
Kelsey, the type of guy who makes an eye contact with a girl and says: "Coming up!"
If you ain't clacking you're slacking lol
LOL.. Oh I'm sure he's clacking when his IAS is over 350 at altitudes below 4000 feet AGL, you just can't hear it from an exterior view. :-)
1:05 Kelsey over the PA: "Ladies gentlemen, I don't know remember we are, but.... we're here. Thank you for flying 74 Gear" ;-)
Can we get a Mentour Pilot Check Airman reaction on this video please? 😂
@mentourpilot That would be fun!!!!
74 crew will always stay strong 💪
I LOVE his pause before saying "coming up" on every video!
I love it when he says, "Comin' up". Great job captain.
What’s most interesting is how he’s real life pilot and plays MSFS like Call of Duty instead of like like ARMA 3
Pajamas Airlines. Everyone wear pajamas, robes and Christmas slippers and gets hot cocoa and chocolate chip cookies.
I'd enjoy that!
Hi Kelsey I'm a newbie to your UA-cam channel, I'm really frightened of flying and I do fly about 4 to 10 times a year. Your videos have help me feel allot better about flying, thanks
really great to hear that Jess, happy I could help 👍
how in the world does a video about an actual pilot slamming his plane into the runway at 400 knots without the gear out make you feel better about flying
iPad mini: 4 Hobbs
Bose A20: 7 Hobbs
Planned 3-day XC: 10 Hobbs
Preflight entertainment of Kelsey coming in hot and making the runway: Priceless
ohh look who got here first again, I guess someone saw the UA-cam story I did 😆
@@74gear I figured others should have a shot at it for a couple of weeks. Hope people had fun 😉
@@74gear hi
@@74gear thank you for keeping us entertained here in the U.K. during covid lockdown. 👍
What's a Hob
I just found you're channel the other day,I'm not a pilot..but I love everything about planes and helicopters.. I work for sikorsky.. but keep up the amazing work! You have my support!
When you touch down, hold down F2 to use the reverse thrusters. The "ground roll" score says it's lateral distance from centerline, but it's been shown to also count the length of your roll.
"I may bend your precious airplane, but I'll bring it down." - Ted Stryker, Zero Hour/Airplane :)
I see a new video from Kelsey, I hit the like button before it even starts playing 👍
Nice...
And I like to upvote comments before I read them. Hehehe dyra.
These videos are fun to watch @74 Gear. I hope you'll make many more in the future.
Quote from a real pilot: "Last time I learned to use the rudder." lol
Imagine a microburst in this game
what annoys me, is that you fly in third person.. why wouldn't you fly from the cockpit view?
I just love how he talks to me like I'm also a 747 pilot and not just some random guy watching UA-cam vids. Makes me feel like I could become a pilot too if I tried hard enough.
i would be terrified if a 747 blew past my house barely clearing the chimney at like 200 knots.
What if it happened five times in a row?
Ur thumbnails make me smile. Love ur content. Keep transporting cargo across our planet.
Another great video, thank you.
That train yard is Innsbruck's main Station, receiving regular train lines (many schedules a day) crossing all the way from Switzerland to Hungary, and from Germany to Italy.
Kelsey: lands at 170 kts
Also Kelsey: “so uhh I go back to flying next week”
I've only been on a plane 3 times in my life each time was for family events but I was intrigued by the experience. I've recently found this channel and really enjoy the viral debriefs which lead me to your other videos in the process I've learned alot from you and have a better understanding of the aviation industry and its because of this that I feel you've helped me along my way to hopefully become a pilot one day for that a huge thank you and keep doing what your doing. - a new subscriber 👍
Kelsey, I wonder if you're going to have a bit of adjustment the first few times on the simulator. After I do go-karting with my kids (and therefore do maneuvers you'd never do on the streets in a real car), on the drive home, I have to catch myself a bit to drive normally (and not leave my passengers pasted to the windows and the side of the interior due to the g-forces) haha.
The only thing missing from FS would be a Sims expansion pack. Watching the pax in the cabin during landing would be friggin hilarious! 😂
Watching that first one, and I’m thinking “He is going to drop the dangly stuff soon isn’t he?” Nope he didn’t. First attempt, not bad hitting the target area anyway. Did you try from inside the cockpit?
I’m subscribed to a few real world pilots that take flight sim really seriously, and it’s great because I’ve learned a lot about aviation from them, but I also love watching Kelsey totally goof off in flight sim as well 😃
I think an interesting video would be how you think the MSFS 747 compares the the real thing. You can demonstrate various stalls, and things like engine out scenarios.
"almost there, almost there, a little early, oooh this is right down the middle" that's what she said 🤣 couldn't resist
You playing a flight simulator is like me playing a janitor simulator. I guess the difference is you like your job.
Kelsey!!!! Keep doing what you are doing you are awesome I love your channel, I want to be a 737 pilot when I’m older. Keep it up man✌🏾
So in other words, land it like a Space Shuttle. 😂
Love to sit here for 15 minutes watching someone play a game, wonderful video, best on UA-cam by 1.2 million.
Smooth like BUTTER 🧈
maybe not smooth but the best I can do 😆
geez....I just watched an entire video of a pilot doing a landing simulator.......and enjoyed every second lol
I’m surprised you don’t go in first person camera you’d probably be even better
He is just trying not mixing up when he go fly a real plane X3
I have zero interest in aviation but I landed on this channel and now I'm addicted. Oh well, it's making feel better about flying.
Sir, could you make a reaction video to The Langoliers?
Hi 74 gear I’ve been watching this Chanel for a while and I started my flying career I turned 14 this year and and took my very first flight lesson.
"Landing smoothness of 1" Holy moly, what a brutal game.
TBH he did bounce around like Soul Plane.
I like LOWI. Winter landings are great fun there. (Nice view, since you get pretty close to the mountains)
It was also my first airport, I landed in a full flight simulator.
Your cargo has never complained about a hard landing.
Vipers suck....... Helicopters can land smoother......
@@vipermikes5547 Paging CW Lemoine
The looks on Maintenance faces when it's explained what happened doh... lol love the sim content!
Kelse you NEED to turn photogrammetry on to get photorealistic scenery!
Man, you`ve become really good, I really enjoyed that! If I could swallow the fact, that I would give money to Microsoft, I would try this myself. But I still can`t. Keep up the great work, you are my favourite aviation guy, alongside Juan. Cheers :)
Congrats on getting over 1 million points.
There is a mod called “Salty 747” its looking to do what the A320nx mod does for the airbus. It’s refining and adding systems to the 747 that are missing by default, might be worth for you to look at.
Hey Kelsey do you ever fly into minneapolis? MSP? My grandpa and I always go there to look at planes and someday we want to see a 747 😃
Kelsey, You're awesome dude. I learn something every time I watch your videos. Keep up the great work!
I just imagine what it must be like for those people in houses under the flight path.
Its so cool/weird seeing you having fun playing a game. We need the 74Gear 2 Gaming channel now!
Can you make a video about future of pilot jobs with self driving planes being added to the aviation industry?
actually I talk about that in a video that will be coming out soon.
@@74gear Coming up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Normal people: Eww now I don’t want to do more work at home, for fun.
Pilots: When I get home from flying planes, I’ll load up flight sim, and fly more planes!
Well 20 people said first so I guess that makes me second
That makes you 21st actually
@@gabrielsimon7944 someone didn’t get the joke
@@GateKeeper-nx8yq no no, he’s got a point. If you’re not 1st, you’re 21st. Shake and bake
@@ericlanegen didn’t get the joke within and the joke and liked your own comment
Excellent! I love your channel. :) Comparing notes... I'm on a Mac, so I fly X-Plane. I've done this with many airliners, including the 747... Takeoff, retract everything, and accelerate straight ahead to 350-ish knots, staying low. When a couple of miles away from the airport, pull up into a steep climb. At about 200 knots, start pulling back more, into a loop, and when you're inverted and nearly stalled, dump everything, as you did in your flight. (Since you're below all warning speeds, everything will deploy.) Then, roll 180 degrees on the downline, so you're right-side-up for the landing, and manage your airspeed by keeping the throttles closed, and perhaps do a sideslip, if needed. (I've also used reversers while on the downline... Don't know if the actual aircraft would allow that.) You should be able to land at nearly normal speeds! Boeing wouldn't approve, but it's fun!
There's actually a glitch in FS2020 with the gear. Some sessions it just wont deploy at all.
the million landing--i had a big grin when you put it down, with the straight as an arrow ride on the center line. good vid, even if it was a syn!
Take a shot every time he says “That’s too much”
I'm so drunzk now..I just missed my mouth and spashed my eye.
@@KathrynsWorldWildfireTracking the hangover will be terrible!
These videos are interesting, I like hearing your perspective on the game... pls make more!
I try to never leave the cockpit view on these challenges. As a real 747 pilot, I'm surprised you do. Is it easier or harder for you to get a million points on your landings that way?
Easyer
Once flew home on a military hop, in a C-9, from my duty station in NAS Memphis (TN), to Selfridge JAB (MI). We flew OVER Detroit's "riverside approach" corridor, and made such a steep descent, into Selfridge, I couldn't sit back in my seat.
I don’t think Kelsey realises his throttle was on 70% Almost the whole time 😂
What's funny is in his debrief videos he wears his uniform but in a video where he's flying a plane he wears a hoodie and sweats 😂
**MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL OF 74 COMMUNITY**!!! ⛄🎄🎅🤶🤶
I pass through Innsbruck train station quite often, now I will forever be terrified of a 747 flown by an absolute mad man passing just above my head at 300 knots LOL
Kelsey fucking around on FS2020 while chatting - gets a score massively higher than I ever have, and closer to the centreline than I ever will whilst concentrating as hard as I can.
I’m always waiting for your new videos! Stay safe and healthy! Happy holidays Kelsey 😊
thank Lala glad to hear you like them.
Oh love them so much!! I hope you can upload more often. Hehehe love you Kelsey! 😊 @74gear
2:40 Pakistan International Airlines
If you don’t believe he is a real pilot then check out his social media and he has even made videos when he is flying a plane
My granddaughter at 5 yrs old, "Papa, come watch me play my game". Me. "Uh yeah sure, sounds exciting". This was actually interesting and it confirms for me that my older MS flight simulator was actually not realistic like I always thought
I wanna be a pilot but im jus a kid right now :p
Is a good dream. Go get flight simulator and practice practice practice. When you feel comfortable find a flight school. I did just that starting at age 5, by the time I was 17 I found a school. My time delay was due to lack of schools near me.
My dream is ALSO to becomes a commercial pilot but I dont have the money for the flight simulator :/
You can do it... Actually a russian kid did it once :)
Not much of a career in it tbho. Might be in cargo but passenger flights are probably gonna be less and less.
@AVLife I know, but I wasn't talking about automated flight.
Although the plane appears to be unstable, this landing set up perspective is very accurate.
Dang, I'm pretty early!
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Kelsey, you’re such a pilot that you even do the “uuuuuuh” while fake flying and I’m here for it ✈️🧑✈️
The later the touchdown the smoother the landing.
I don't know what I just watched, and I don't know why I watched for so long..but now I TOTALLY know why my 10 year old kid watches people play Video games on youtube SUBSCRIBED
I am early!
*but still a bit late*
You really need to try the PMDG 747 with the Prepar3D simulator! There you can also show the viewers all the special procedures which you are explaining like the „load relieve“ behavior of the plane!