How It Feels To Solo a PT-6 Turbine Kodiak For The First Time

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  • Опубликовано: 21 янв 2023
  • 1/20/23 I did my first solo in the Kodiak. I’ve been dreaming about this for a long time. If you really want to do something, you will find a way. If you don’t…you’ll find an excuse. Thanks for watching
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  • @user-pe4xf6hd5q
    @user-pe4xf6hd5q 8 дней назад +1

    Amir, great video…I’ve enjoyed your very educational presentations! As you bought a very respected all terrain aircraft I wonder if you sold the Big Bird what if any loss you would see?….. Are the prices for (almost new birds) increasing? Continue with your safe flying, obtain the ATR and change professions as you have growing turbine time.

  • @johnhoss2950
    @johnhoss2950 4 дня назад

    Always keep that centerline between your legs, on takeoff, upwind, final and landing. Rudder to keep the longitudinal axis parallel with the runway, ailerons to keep you on centerline. Look down the runway then look at the end of the runway as you flare.

  • @user-pe4xf6hd5q
    @user-pe4xf6hd5q 8 дней назад

    Amir, Also when over water make sure you have flotation available…in the Hamptons at Montauk Airport I spoke with an owner of a TBM who had an engine with loss of power after takeoff from JFK. He made it back on the ground. The mechanic found a rubber glove in a fuel tank.

    • @kodiakmd
      @kodiakmd  8 дней назад

      I carry life jackets for everyone in the plane when we are over water. Thanks for watching.

  • @user-pe4xf6hd5q
    @user-pe4xf6hd5q 8 дней назад

    Regarding any discomfort flying alone …I can relate…negative effects of Hypoxia can affect some pilots at lower altitudes. When flying my Twin Bonanza years ago I always carried an O2 tank and cannulas…. after 4 hours at 9500 +feet I would fill tired and apprehensive with perhaps with a hint of acrophobia by using O2 at altitude I felt great! Also your never alone flying as you have ATC W flight following…with a rare Bird you will find many controllers interested. Always fly the plane, forget radios, RUclips activities unless …you are confident.

  • @FlyingwithRich
    @FlyingwithRich Год назад +2

    Great video Amir! Very cool to watch you go from that first Caravan flight to where you are now! Looking forward to more fun!

    • @kodiakmd
      @kodiakmd  Год назад

      Thanks a ton! Couldn’t do it without you!

    • @AJpro88
      @AJpro88 Год назад

      Rich are you a CFI by any chance?

  • @omotundefayose7766
    @omotundefayose7766 Год назад

    Thanks for sharing this. Great content. Happy birthday!

  • @jase6783
    @jase6783 11 месяцев назад

    Awesome video...thanks for sharing!

    • @kodiakmd
      @kodiakmd  10 месяцев назад

      Thanks for watching!

  • @alpinebravo7090
    @alpinebravo7090 Год назад +1

    Lovely video! I really enjoy hearing you talk about both birthday experiences - it gives so much more context than you usually get. Looked pretty gusty to me - nice job on the solo!

  • @kasm10
    @kasm10 Год назад +1

    In the exact same phase as you in a 172rg about to solo and apprehensive. Thanks for walking through it.

    • @kodiakmd
      @kodiakmd  Год назад

      Congrats and good luck!!

  • @daxflame163
    @daxflame163 Год назад

    I believe I saw you at Catalina today, getting out of Kodiak with couple of your buddies. I wanted to walk up to you to say hello but too shy ☺️😀😂

    • @kodiakmd
      @kodiakmd  Год назад

      That was me! Say hi anytime! See you soon

  • @Ok-551
    @Ok-551 Год назад

    Thanks. Love the journey.

    • @kodiakmd
      @kodiakmd  Год назад +1

      Glad you enjoyed it!

  • @paulcaine1547
    @paulcaine1547 Год назад

    I don’t care what anyone says, I so appreciate your honesty and sharing your journey with us.

    • @kodiakmd
      @kodiakmd  Год назад

      Thanks for watching!! It’s been amazing.

  • @HR3EEE
    @HR3EEE Год назад

    Great story time. Plane’s awesome. Looking forward to the content Amir!

    • @kodiakmd
      @kodiakmd  Год назад

      More to come! Thanks for watching!

  • @mikeatencio7980
    @mikeatencio7980 Год назад

    Keep up the great work Amir!. I really have enjoyed your journey..

  • @skeletonfunfair
    @skeletonfunfair Год назад +1

    Just fly more alone bud, your plane is one of the most capable aircrafts out there. It can handle pretty much any condition. Dont ever give your attention to a GoPro when you are PIC and not feeling comfortable. Currency is key, thats why I fly alone allot. Great videos, you got this!

    • @kodiakmd
      @kodiakmd  Год назад

      Thanks for the tips! Did 3 solos last week 🙏

  • @igclapp
    @igclapp Год назад +1

    As-salaam alaikum Amir, keep at it! Allah really saved you when He caused that Bronco to lose a wheel. If you guys had kept going you may have passed out and died from CO poisioning. Sometimes a bad thing turns out to be a blessing in disguise!

  • @neilmekolichick6582
    @neilmekolichick6582 Год назад

    Nice solo Amir,, you’re flyin that Kodiak like a champ

  • @johnjohn4003
    @johnjohn4003 Год назад

    Good for you, well done :) Safety first, ignore the haters and keep doing what you are doing.

  • @Parr4theCourse
    @Parr4theCourse Год назад

    Good job . . .

  • @AJpro88
    @AJpro88 Год назад

    Nice job Amir! I’m currently working on my IR up in the Bay Area KLVK. If you ever need someone to keep you company in the Kodiak I’m available! 😂

    • @kodiakmd
      @kodiakmd  Год назад +1

      Awesome thank you!

  • @derickellisster
    @derickellisster Год назад +1

    250hrs on the airplane and you don't want to fly it solo? You don't want to land on the opposite runway?
    I don't like windy landings?
    I don't have enough hrs?
    Please don't ever fly alone.
    With 250hrs in that Kodiak you should have been flying alone as soon as your insurance allowed you.
    If you want to be a better pilot, get off the book. Get used to making decisions and improving your SA in the pattern. Circuits in the opposite direction are perfect mirrors and you're in a controlled environment.
    You are a smart competent person. Stop getting stuck inside your head. Compartmentalize your flight into secrions so that you don't get overwhelmed by over complicating basic procedures. Use your checklists and most of all, relax and enjoy the experience.

    • @kodiakmd
      @kodiakmd  Год назад

      Thanks for the feedback. I’ve been flying alone a lot more frequently in the past 6 months.