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why leaning on ground after startup ?

Fk that was a nice landing

Remember the yoke moves to the right as well!

I just like your videos, very informative

Big advice i once received from a really great pilot. When you are rolling past the 180° push the yoke forward. While you are reversed you need to increase the angle of attack to stay level and not to lose altitude.

Great video! I'm doing my IFR right now and this video (even though the approaches are different now) is helpful!

What a beautiful videos! I learn a lot! Thanks!

Going to sleep ...

Definitely doing this in MSFS 💪

Starting my pa34 training flight today it is perfect thanks

Absolutely amazing flight with magnificent scenery the video quality is absolutely amazing ✈ Thank you very much for sharing his video with us Congratulations👏

Can you provide a copy of the checklist used?

So painful to watch! At least sync the props.

Your video came online perfectly! Starting this run soon... Could you tell me how you plug your go pro to have all the discussions?

Hi Daniel. Been following your multi videos. Great content. Starting my multi next week at Lachute. Was this flight recent?

Thanks so much for the uploads helps see another student and how they do things and also saved a lot of $$$ with your videos!!

Never seen a Cessna control wheel turn so far.

Nice 😀

Hold the nose up as you come around with a little rudder.

great video thanks! I’m interested in pa-34 which club is this ?

Your snaps need work. Which you know I’m sure. Not enough rudder and don’t use so much aileron. A correct snap should hear the stall horn a little. Try the snap at a slower speed. “Push push push 115 level’ 🤣 Get with an IAC pilot and get some more training.

Awesome 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Very good flying. I like how well the take-off briefing was given.

Nice video … cfi should hold hus fingers and let the student do😁

Who is the instructor, does he still teach at Lachute school ?

Nice video, was Co Pilot (MEI) door unlocked, handle is up?

Great work!

Who's in the back seat? Is that Candace? This was released just a week before my chekride on GQTK.

Memories 😎. VMC😂

Great student, great instructor, great cockpit atmosphere, great video! Learned a lot, thank you!

The guys nervous that’s why all that shite comes out of his mouth

Short of Airborne parachute operations in the military that was the most fun I’ve ever had in an aircraft. As long as your aircraft can physically handle the strain of maneuvers and you’re able to safely recover before the ground rises up and smites you, you’re golden. Remember, altitude and airspeed are your friends! A mature, seasoned pilot would be required to perform such maneuvers though as the edges of the performance envelope would be approached in simpler aircraft. I was onboard a Cessna 182 in October when the Commercially rated Civil Air Patrol pilot was on final approach he leveled off short of the runway at about 50’ and 160 kts (still in the yellow zone) I believe. He pulled it up to what felt like about near vertical. I giggled like a little boy when he did that!

Hey, pilot. Ive never flown a plane myself, but i was wondering if you have an accelerometer in your cockpit. I seen sometning about 4.5+ G? 4.4+ G is the airframes limit if its utility class, while normal aircraft are only safe for 3.8+ G force. If youre pullkng more than 4.0+ G in this plane, you better treat other planes like its made of thin glass, because it would be easy for you to pass 3.8 Gs.

Damn. Easy on the controls.

did you initiate a single engine go around?

il a l'air de bien fonctionner l'horizon artificiel!

Awesome video man! Question where can I get your check list its so detailed

I would think ailerons would be used on the snap roll. However I have not done aerobatics in an Aerobat. Nice job overall!

This is why I don't rent airplanes... You never know what g's they've seen.

Thank you for the video, I’m a student of that school actually, can you tell me what do you use for the record of voice and video ? Thank you

Thanks for posting. I've watched most your multi training. Quite impressive. I'm starting my multi at Lachute next month.

Awesome video mate!

Geatest Sounding video bar none

Great video!

Excellent video….thanks for posting

Thank you for sharing such a nice video. starting my PA 34 today. It helps in preparing well. 🙂🙂

Shame you have to watch this with the volume off.

Donizete Braganca pt SP Brasil ✈✈✈✈✈

Would you be interested joining a ground formation taxi in April?

Good stuff 😁