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My old roommate from the USAF was a crew chief then a C-141 flight engineer and now a 777/787 Pilot.

Bryan's communication skills are born of the guy in Office Space, Tom, who has people skills and takes the specifications from the customer to the software engineer, but he doesn't really. Bryan delivers what the CEO needs to know in a way he can understand. Bryan too has people skills!

I've been watching about 2 hours of videos on about the FISK arrival viewing spot and all I'm thinking is: NOBODY stops at the railroad stop signs. HAHA! Good video, very informative behind the scenes. Thanks a lot and keep it up!

That was really cool!

No Circus World in Baraboo??

Youd think in a world of ads-b mandates that thered be a real time 72 inch screen showing all the traffic

Mr Ritchie has a record-setting 3rd trimester abdominal explosion going on. Very worrisome for his health.

Sadly, the manager didn't answer the question about the history. Would have loved to learn why and when that spot. Convenience because of the tracks and being perfectly located to become base leg for landing?

Such a cool video. Thanks for putting this out!

Good stuff man! thanks for doing this. If i ever make it a road trip to Air Venture, well just to make it period by air or ground lol, it would be great fun to stop at fisk to watch for a bit.

Awesome video! I followed Sunday's arrival events from my office while viewing the ADSB feed, OSH cameras and LiveATC, but seeing what it actually looks like on the ground makes it even more enjoyable.

Australian here - we drove in via Fisk in 2018, stopped for gas at that station there! Parked at Fisk - watched for an hour or so - the field had just opened after weather delays in recent days - it was insane, no spacing, 4 wide coming up the tracks, it was nuts. Controller was asking for one mile spacing - didn't get it, she was turning most back, MANY just ignored her and kept on going - nothing she could do. Can't wait for next year - going to Fisk again. The visitors there - they totally left the controllers alone to do their work.

I though this was the Midwest Frying Podcast. I was confused why there was no food.

I love the discreet injection of BrYan Turner lol Great interview! Those controllers are awesome!

We need a video for just that intro

Skymaster with bush tires, holy crap! Lol

For the other aviation RUclipsrs who watch this… I’m sure you’ll guess which piece of recording equipment failed me on each leg of the flight. 😂

Very cool, and that SkyMaster with those giant tires, wow! Great content 😀

Appreciate the time and research it took for a video like this, excellent content. Subscribed 👍👍

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Ok guys... you have an echo in your audio that makes it really hard to hear.

You need to fly into Area 51 in Nevada. Restricted air space, I can get you access. Lol...

I've only flown a Sundowner once, but I'm pretty sure it had a similar paint scheme!

Flying Monkey Podcast...Brilliant...I laughed till I stopped.

I really enjoy what you’re doing here. The aviation media is saturated with warm-weather area flying. They’re great and all, but I’m glad the Midwest is getting the attention it deserves because it really is a great place to fly!