I watched the video of Ruth landing. Dad's hands were in position to take over the yoke landing the plane safely. His hands were inches from the yoke. In this video dad observed Ruth inserting data. Provided assistance & corrections when needed. Ruth was very well supervised. Many people in any type of training capacity should watch those videos to learn how to teach. Her dad is an excellent teacher.
I agree. These videos should be a part of instructor training in general. I'm not a pilot but I have instructed a few different things. I'd like to see videos of the preflight and debrief too. I can learn things about flying from watching RuthlessAviatorGirl learn. I can become a better teacher by observing her dad.
The new hire airline pilots these days don’t know their you know what from a hole in the ground. I refuse to fly on any regional airline and avoid the majors unless absolutely necessary. It’s all about the corrupt union and the pay. Sell your soul at your own demise. You are not a real pilot if you have not been furloughed.
@@RuthlessAviatorGirl Very true. Well said. Most folks don’t know that there’s a true difference between a pilot and an aviator. I hope she’s got her own logbook for all this instruction. I can’t help but chuckle at the thought of her showing up at ERAU at 18 years old. Complex multi rating in hand. More turbine time than the instructors. And her most frequently asked question: “Can I just test out of that?” 🤣
@@1UTUBEUSERNAME I really wasn’t thinking so either. LOL. Four degrees from the place and they let me transfer a Math and an English into an Associate degree program back in 1983. I was actually shocked they let me do that !!
@@RuthlessAviatorGirl I was an aircraft mechanic in the Marine Corps. I love this, kiddo! She’s a smart cookie! Dad, you are building memories. Keep on doing these videos.
And they say “Oh, kids don’t understand”. Yes they do if you give them the opportunity. You are doing the best thing you can do for your daughter. Greatest dad and so happy for your daughter.
reading back an initial clearance early on is hard, and easily would scare most off from trying. You gave her the out, and she said "I'll do it"!!! THEN, she sets up the Garmin???? I'm sure it would take me an hour just to figure out how to open the door on the plane..... YAY Ruthless!!!
So there is this amazing girl, entering a ton of data into the flight control machine system thing as if it's a Game Boy... and then there are 36 years old people like me, who nearly always end up in a discussion / fight with the car satnav.... I sometimes think I should bring my satnav to relation therapy.... Young lady, you are amazing, an inspiration and as cute as 5 kittens trying to catch a flower in the wind! Dad, you are a father like everyone should have.... it would make the world a much better place to live for sure! My deepest respect sir!!!
Dear Ruthless, these are fantastic videos and its a pleasure to see a young lady flying with such grace and fun. Please ask your daddy to post more flying videos so we can enjoy the flying with you. We all think you are great and we thank your daddy for sharing these. Happy flying.
I just found this channel because of Kelsey’s ATC breakdown video he just posted on 74 Gear. He had me laughing as he broke down with complete satire one of your daughter’s interactions with ATC! So many parents these days give their kids an iPad or tablet so they don’t have to engage their children. You on the other hand spend time with your daughter at work, instead of using work as an escape from your family. She will grow up knowing how much her dad invested in her. The fact that she is having to engage her brain to think through the checklists and verify responses is impressive! I wish more parents would invest in their children these days at the levels you are doing.
We usually fly in and out of primary class B airports. There is no such thing as too busy. There are more videos coming with Ruthless running the radio and operating the AFGS.
I saw you removed some of the videos. I hope you will consider reposting them. I'm trying to get my 15 year old interested in flying so they were helpful. You're an awesome father and flight instructor!! Keep up the good work!
If you pulled down the vids because a complaint was filed, how about writing up a disclaimer to put into the description section of each video? Something explaining that you work as a flight instructor (listing your experience and credentials), that the plane is designed for single pilot operation, that it is a small biz jet and not a commercial airliner, that she is a student like other students you teach (not a copilot), and that there is no minimum age for students. Plus that she is an unusually mature 6 year old (she seems more like 8-10 YO!) with a real aptitude for understanding and learning this stuff and seemingly instinctual CRM. This is not something a pilot who is not an instructor should attempt with a typical 6 year old child. This might put to rest most of the complaints/concerns?
A disclaimer in the video might help. But a lot of comments seemed to be from jealous, angry and uninformed people just spouting that the videos demonstrated dangerous, irresponsible and illegal behavior. Those people exposed their ignorance. I don't know if a disclaimer would help them. And he might have taken them down to protect his daughter from that anger and stupidity. I wouldn't blame him. I do hope those videos come back even if he chooses to disable comments, and I hope we can continue to watch RuthlessAviatorGirl grow as a pilot and as a person.
@@beachbum77979 Seriously. They act like her dad didn't have his hands ready to grab the yoke within a split second, like any driving or flight instructor would do.
I can do a little stick & rudder, but she knows here way around a Garmin cockpit a whole lot better than I do. That's sensational. I love that he's teaching her to fly, but what I love most is he's starting at the things student pilots get confused and cold feet about ~ radio coms and traffic control. And flight plans.
I live in the Garland 4 departure path about 5 miles from the airport and I have to say that I have absolutely no problem with this young lady flying over my house!
I wonder if that's why she never read that part back. I remember growing up, if my dad gave me a wrong instruction, I wouldn't want to disobey him, but I'd also debate the instruction to myself, so I would freeze. I know this is just speculation, but I love how much smarter kids can be than they're given credit for by many adults.
It seems like most of your flying videos with your daughter have been taken off of RUclips was there a problem with the FAA? Just curious why I can't find any of them anymore, I wanted to teach my 12 year old granddaughter to fly and was looking for the video where Ruth lands your citation. But it seems to have disappeared. Thanks, really hope you can put more of these terrific videos showing what a young child can do with the right encouragement and instruction.
I just tried to make a comment in the comments section of your video "Air traffic controllers love Ruthless" but now RUclips says you removed the video. Why?! It is adorable and she is adorable in it - especially when she tells you to swallow the snot in your throat! LOL! (Did I hear that right?) Why did you remove the video? I hope you're just editing it and will put it back out there.
What you are doing with your daughter is amazing. What this does for aviation is wonderful. What this does for females in aviation is incredible. What this does for the crusty keyboard warriors or the boomer mustache club… who cares! Keep on with this content dad. It is very inspirational!
These are truly amazing video's! I am very impressed and give great respect to you Dad! I am so happy this popped up on my page. Have subscribed and working my way through all the videos. Somethimes wish we could do a double/triple or more thumbs up.
Wonder if he got in trouble with the FAA or if he was warned that he could. Aeroflot flight 593 came to mind, where a pilot let his teenage kids control a plane under supervision and they crashed it, I can't imagine the FAA would approve of a 6 year old having access to flight controls. She seems very capable and talented, very good at following directions and a quick learner, but it's not a precedent they would want to set.
@@Skilliardthis is what I figured too. I grew up in an aviation family and was flying before I could drive… but back then we didn’t put it in video. And my mother was an instructor. Hopefully just a warning.
@@Skilliard Teenage kids - plural. Meaning the licensed and qualified pilot was not at the second set of controls ready to take command at a split second notice. That is the primary difference here.
These are the videos I really like.. she is so impressive in the jet! I hope you didn't get flak over them.. it's not like you were doing anything wrong. She may be too young to solo but not to fly.. and she's definitely not too young to talk on the radio! I just assume that you don't do that when the controller is busy.. you're teaching her well and it's a lot of fun to watch!
Ha, have noticed the people who put in complaints are not actually pilots...! Or, that they are Richard Crainiams...? I love the way she programs the Flight Management System at six!! 😔👍 This is an exceptionally good platform for teaching a young person about aviation and how to fly a plane, I wonder what jealous Narcissus complained. It is great that she is under the supervision of a fully qualified and highly proficient, experienced pilot, instructor - I wish I had been taught this way, it would have helped my career alot!! Great job Captain Pilot, and great job First Officer RuthlessAviationGirl 😎👍 my
Another typical "Just because you can, doesn't mean you should" If the landing went badly and people are injured, you (i assume you are a pilot too) are called in as an expert witness in front of a judge. Are you gonna risk your license and career to say that this is what you would do 100% of the time (letting a 6 years old do the landing on a complex multi-engine jet aircraft without any basic flight training)? if i let my 6 years old son controlling the steering wheel on a highway while i am controlling the gas pedal/brakes in a semi-truck, would you think that is adorable and fine? or would you think i am a total maniac and endangering everyone else on the highway?
@@JSmith777 Gotta love the exaggerated comparison. This tiny aircraft is anything but comparable to a semi-truck. Maybe a tiny Pinto or one of those little Smart cars. Further, these small personal aircraft landing strips are anything BUT highways. If anything, they're more like small paved roads in a tiny township comparatively. Did she crash? No Were they flying into LAX, IAD, or DFW? Absolutely not. Was a licensed, experienced, and qualified pilot right there ready to grasp his yoke within a split second if needed? YES If a 6 year old demonstrated capability, dexterity, and competency to drive a car, with a qualified and experienced driver >> WITH HIS OWN STEERING WHEEL
@@k1productions87 lol.. you probably don't know much about aviation.. have you heard about an infamous plane crash that involved a kid at the control? (go youtube flight 593) Was the autopilot on? Yes Were they at critical phase of flight (takeoff or landing)? No Was a license, experienced and qualified pilot right there ready to grasp his yoke within a split second if needed? Yes Did the plane crash and destroy families? Yes it's all fun and games until someone gets hurt. Pass the message on please!
@@JSmith777 Obviously the supposed "experienced and qualified pilot right there ready to grasp his yoke within a split second if needed" wasn't actually there, or wasn't doing his job, because clearly he DIDN'T DO HIS JOB. You act as if every single situation like this GUARANTEES a plane crash. Meanwhile, planes have also crashed due to pilot error with qualified and experienced ADULT pilots as well. Oh, but we can forget about them, they don't matter because they're adults, right? As for "probably don't know much about aviation",... based on your comments that I have seen, I'm actually willing to bet I know considerably more about aviation than you do.
I like this video and respect to the girl and her daddy! - A suggestion for a suitable book as a Christmas present: Flying Is My Life or The Sky My Kingdom (Hanna Reitsch); - Best regards from Austria
This is amazing high five to her and her father. She is going to be a better pilot than you one day good sir. You are already giving her the tools she needs to be successful in her life. Here’s to you Real American Hero that teaches his daughter how to set up and fly at her age.
Is it just me, or did some videos get removed from your channel? Edit: Having read some of the comments here, it sounds like there was a complaint? How anyone could complain about this just astounds me. She's a year older than my niece, and is working a Citation like it's nothing, with her dad right there supervising! First chance I get, I'm gonna show this to my niece! Fly safe, Ruthless!
The only complaint can be that a child is at the controls. Obviously she doesn't have a license to operate an aircraft. Their concern would be that she can potentially put the aircraft in a dangerous situation with its passengers, the aircraft around it and people on the ground. I personally don't think it's an issue, because she is under strict supervision and she seems to handle everything quite well. Children nowadays are a lot better with technology than any of us.
@@The_1_Assassin Plus the fact there are no passengers, and the traffic at the small landing fields is nice and spread out, as small fields generally are. In fact, except for major international airports, traffic isn't even an issue, as any ATC worth their wage could easily keep everyone nicely and safely spaced out, even ready to redirect and reassign any time it is needed. So double the level of strict supervision. Now, I wouldn't DARE have her in the cockpit by herself at any time, even during level flight with the auto-pilot on. That would be irresponsible in the worst way. But that is clearly not what is happening here.
When I was in middle school my mom taught me to drive in a big field near out house. With no center console, she kept her foot poised to hit the brake. Even as little kids she let all of us steer on the highway (sitting next to her). She learned on her father's Mac truck, so teaching us was a breeze.
Isn't it just awesome to see what kids can do if you let them while providing a guided and safe environment to do so? In my opinion, parents and teachers are way to quick to dismiss abilities due to a child's age. Which I guess is easier and more convenient for them, because otherwise they'd have to put in time and effort to actually being a good teacher. Being a good teacher is exactly what the dad displays in this (and many of the other) Video.
@@kehreazerith3016 Funny thing - with several recorded ATC conversations with said 6-year-old recorded, saved, and openly released for all to hear,.... I'd like to think the FAA already knows about it
Did you take a bunch of videos down today? i sent one to my mom like an hour ago and its been deleted! at any rate, this is the coolest daughter/dad bonding ive ever seen.
@@oberpenneraffe Very very different situation, most adults would be a bigger risk than her. You making that comparison makes me wonder about your ability to do risk assessment. I learned to fly helicopters before I could drive a car… and this girl appears to be far more competent than I was at the start of my training. I guess the rules are there to protect us all, and it was inevitable that someone would report this. I just hope they only get a warning.
Shame you have had to remove many of your films. May be Ruth could with your assistance, put together some instructional films for those of us that use the Cessna on Microsoft Flight Simulator.
@@taffman1 I've seen a couple of comments of people saying they reported them to the FAA. Or it could be some f*&ked up screwtube policy. In any case it's a darn shame. Ruthless is so awesome!
So she wrote nothing down, and only parroted back what you said, in small chunks, and ate up tons of time on freq, blocking other aircraft, and then had to apologize and feel like crap for failing daddy. Are we supposed to be impressed that she can push buttons and parrot back words? This is some sick stuff. And there’s zero situational awareness of the PIC, he’s focusing 100% of his attention on double-checking everything she does. Wow.
I watched the video of Ruth landing. Dad's hands were in position to take over the yoke landing the plane safely. His hands were inches from the yoke. In this video dad observed Ruth inserting data. Provided assistance & corrections when needed. Ruth was very well supervised. Many people in any type of training capacity should watch those videos to learn how to teach. Her dad is an excellent teacher.
I agree. These videos should be a part of instructor training in general. I'm not a pilot but I have instructed a few different things. I'd like to see videos of the preflight and debrief too. I can learn things about flying from watching RuthlessAviatorGirl learn. I can become a better teacher by observing her dad.
I know it’s been said before, but she has better phraseology and radio manners than a lot of airline pilots.
The new hire airline pilots these days don’t know their you know what from a hole in the ground. I refuse to fly on any regional airline and avoid the majors unless absolutely necessary. It’s all about the corrupt union and the pay. Sell your soul at your own demise. You are not a real pilot if you have not been furloughed.
@@RuthlessAviatorGirl Very true. Well said. Most folks don’t know that there’s a true difference between a pilot and an aviator.
I hope she’s got her own logbook for all this instruction. I can’t help but chuckle at the thought of her showing up at ERAU at 18 years old. Complex multi rating in hand. More turbine time than the instructors. And her most frequently asked question: “Can I just test out of that?”
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lol no
@@1UTUBEUSERNAME I really wasn’t thinking so either. LOL. Four degrees from the place and they let me transfer a Math and an English into an Associate degree program back in 1983. I was actually shocked they let me do that !!
@@RuthlessAviatorGirl I was an aircraft mechanic in the Marine Corps. I love this, kiddo! She’s a smart cookie! Dad, you are building memories. Keep on doing these videos.
And they say “Oh, kids don’t understand”. Yes they do if you give them the opportunity. You are doing the best thing you can do for your daughter. Greatest dad and so happy for your daughter.
reading back an initial clearance early on is hard, and easily would scare most off from trying. You gave her the out, and she said "I'll do it"!!! THEN, she sets up the Garmin???? I'm sure it would take me an hour just to figure out how to open the door on the plane..... YAY Ruthless!!!
This blew my mind , garmin made life easy and 6 year old kid can do it.
She is a super pilot
...and THIS six year old kid can do it...
She navigated all those different pages and settings like a true professional! The memories you two are creating together!
So there is this amazing girl, entering a ton of data into the flight control machine system thing as if it's a Game Boy... and then there are 36 years old people like me, who nearly always end up in a discussion / fight with the car satnav.... I sometimes think I should bring my satnav to relation therapy....
Young lady, you are amazing, an inspiration and as cute as 5 kittens trying to catch a flower in the wind!
Dad, you are a father like everyone should have.... it would make the world a much better place to live for sure!
My deepest respect sir!!!
Love how the controller slowed down for her but went back to go-time with the other pilots😂
When giving out an IFR clearance they are slow with everybody... it's a lot of stuff to write down.
Wow, you're working that Garmin like a pro, girl! Keep the videos coming, they're just awesome!
Dear Ruthless, these are fantastic videos and its a pleasure to see a young lady flying with such grace and fun. Please ask your daddy to post more flying videos so we can enjoy the flying with you. We all think you are great and we thank your daddy for sharing these. Happy flying.
I just found this channel because of Kelsey’s ATC breakdown video he just posted on 74 Gear. He had me laughing as he broke down with complete satire one of your daughter’s interactions with ATC!
So many parents these days give their kids an iPad or tablet so they don’t have to engage their children. You on the other hand spend time with your daughter at work, instead of using work as an escape from your family. She will grow up knowing how much her dad invested in her. The fact that she is having to engage her brain to think through the checklists and verify responses is impressive! I wish more parents would invest in their children these days at the levels you are doing.
Which 74 Gear video was that?
'Garmin...It is so easy. A 6-year kid can use it. "
That is Garmin's new sales tagline
She is a boss on the Garmin!
This dad is wonderful. Looks like he is raising a delightful intelligent young person. Great video!
Very adorable. I hope the airspace was not too busy for you guys.
We usually fly in and out of primary class B airports. There is no such thing as too busy. There are more videos coming with Ruthless running the radio and operating the AFGS.
Dang most of the videos have been pulled down. I hope the boss didn't get mad and we are able to see more of Ruthless flying.
I saw you removed some of the videos. I hope you will consider reposting them. I'm trying to get my 15 year old interested in flying so they were helpful. You're an awesome father and flight instructor!! Keep up the good work!
Simply amazing!! Kids are like sponges and she’s soaking it all up.
absolutely love these vids! she's a very clever girl, listens and follows instructions so well and what??? - programming the Garmin and all !!
What an incredibly smart young lady. Well done.
If you pulled down the vids because a complaint was filed, how about writing up a disclaimer to put into the description section of each video? Something explaining that you work as a flight instructor (listing your experience and credentials), that the plane is designed for single pilot operation, that it is a small biz jet and not a commercial airliner, that she is a student like other students you teach (not a copilot), and that there is no minimum age for students. Plus that she is an unusually mature 6 year old (she seems more like 8-10 YO!) with a real aptitude for understanding and learning this stuff and seemingly instinctual CRM. This is not something a pilot who is not an instructor should attempt with a typical 6 year old child. This might put to rest most of the complaints/concerns?
A disclaimer in the video might help. But a lot of comments seemed to be from jealous, angry and uninformed people just spouting that the videos demonstrated dangerous, irresponsible and illegal behavior. Those people exposed their ignorance. I don't know if a disclaimer would help them. And he might have taken them down to protect his daughter from that anger and stupidity. I wouldn't blame him. I do hope those videos come back even if he chooses to disable comments, and I hope we can continue to watch RuthlessAviatorGirl grow as a pilot and as a person.
@@beachbum77979 Seriously. They act like her dad didn't have his hands ready to grab the yoke within a split second, like any driving or flight instructor would do.
You just did the disclaimer..thanks but don't think people will read it. The just like to complain.
I can do a little stick & rudder, but she knows here way around a Garmin cockpit a whole lot better than I do. That's sensational.
I love that he's teaching her to fly, but what I love most is he's starting at the things student pilots get confused and cold feet about ~ radio coms and traffic control. And flight plans.
Any chance Ruthless will be signing autographs at the Oshkosh Garmin booth?
God bless you, totally amazing...I just started training with my daughter (16) R you are her aspiration.
I live in the Garland 4 departure path about 5 miles from the airport and I have to say that I have absolutely no problem with this young lady flying over my house!
I bet the tower got a kick out of dad making the only mistake in read back.
I wonder if that's why she never read that part back. I remember growing up, if my dad gave me a wrong instruction, I wouldn't want to disobey him, but I'd also debate the instruction to myself, so I would freeze.
I know this is just speculation, but I love how much smarter kids can be than they're given credit for by many adults.
WOW JUST WOW.... I am barely going for my private pilot's license and she already has a leg up on me. Way2go
It seems like most of your flying videos with your daughter have been taken off of RUclips was there a problem with the FAA? Just curious why I can't find any of them anymore, I wanted to teach my 12 year old granddaughter to fly and was looking for the video where Ruth lands your citation. But it seems to have disappeared. Thanks, really hope you can put more of these terrific videos showing what a young child can do with the right encouragement and instruction.
I bet the ATC's enjoy talking to the young lady.
I just tried to make a comment in the comments section of your video "Air traffic controllers love Ruthless" but now RUclips says you removed the video. Why?! It is adorable and she is adorable in it - especially when she tells you to swallow the snot in your throat! LOL! (Did I hear that right?)
Why did you remove the video? I hope you're just editing it and will put it back out there.
What you are doing with your daughter is amazing. What this does for aviation is wonderful. What this does for females in aviation is incredible.
What this does for the crusty keyboard warriors or the boomer mustache club… who cares!
Keep on with this content dad. It is very inspirational!
smart damn kid. Taught well and amazing memory running the preflight tests and avionics
I know kids are good with technology but this is NUTS!
How? Just HOW? Most kids her age are reading COMIC BOOKS and she's doing a FLIGHT PLAN!
These are truly amazing video's! I am very impressed and give great respect to you Dad! I am so happy this popped up on my page. Have subscribed and working my way through all the videos. Somethimes wish we could do a double/triple or more thumbs up.
omg " Tansgishun" was adorable
Please, do not remove videos, they are great 👍
Wonder if he got in trouble with the FAA or if he was warned that he could. Aeroflot flight 593 came to mind, where a pilot let his teenage kids control a plane under supervision and they crashed it, I can't imagine the FAA would approve of a 6 year old having access to flight controls. She seems very capable and talented, very good at following directions and a quick learner, but it's not a precedent they would want to set.
@@Skilliardthis is what I figured too. I grew up in an aviation family and was flying before I could drive… but back then we didn’t put it in video. And my mother was an instructor.
Hopefully just a warning.
@@Skilliard Teenage kids - plural. Meaning the licensed and qualified pilot was not at the second set of controls ready to take command at a split second notice. That is the primary difference here.
Just subbed as seen the clip on 74 Gear, Kelsey better watch himself, future aviator coming through to take his job I reckon 👍
the ATC was going slow for her, thats so cute.
These are the videos I really like.. she is so impressive in the jet! I hope you didn't get flak over them.. it's not like you were doing anything wrong. She may be too young to solo but not to fly.. and she's definitely not too young to talk on the radio! I just assume that you don't do that when the controller is busy.. you're teaching her well and it's a lot of fun to watch!
❤ definitely have better memory then i do. Simply adorable
She's polite and enunciates clearly. 🇬🇧👍🏻
Really enjoying this series. See you removed some of them. I hope someone is not giving you a hard time about them.
@CitationMax Got to see this 6 year old flying right seat!
I was just thinking of him. And 74 gear. Both would love this
I guarantee Kelsey will see these. 👍
Wow i saw this on VASavition's channel. Its cool to see another perspective. Awesome work from her!
I am impressed by here familiarity with the settings
Happy flying Ruthless
Where did the other videos go? i swear a week or so ago I watched a video of her taking off?
It looks like this is not the first time she's done this. As her dad said, "Nice job!"
I am blown away !!!!
What happened to all the videos, we were really loving them and wanted to watch more.
Ha, have noticed the people who put in complaints are not actually pilots...!
Or, that they are Richard Crainiams...?
I love the way she programs the Flight Management System at six!! 😔👍
This is an exceptionally good platform for teaching a young person about aviation and how to fly a plane, I wonder what jealous Narcissus complained.
It is great that she is under the supervision of a fully qualified and highly proficient, experienced pilot, instructor - I wish I had been taught this way, it would have helped my career alot!! Great job Captain Pilot, and great job First Officer RuthlessAviationGirl 😎👍 my
Another typical "Just because you can, doesn't mean you should"
If the landing went badly and people are injured, you (i assume you are a pilot too) are called in as an expert witness in front of a judge.
Are you gonna risk your license and career to say that this is what you would do 100% of the time (letting a 6 years old do the landing on a complex multi-engine jet aircraft without any basic flight training)?
if i let my 6 years old son controlling the steering wheel on a highway while i am controlling the gas pedal/brakes in a semi-truck, would you think that is adorable and fine? or would you think i am a total maniac and endangering everyone else on the highway?
Always has to be a jealous naysayer.
@@JSmith777 Gotta love the exaggerated comparison. This tiny aircraft is anything but comparable to a semi-truck. Maybe a tiny Pinto or one of those little Smart cars. Further, these small personal aircraft landing strips are anything BUT highways. If anything, they're more like small paved roads in a tiny township comparatively.
Did she crash? No
Were they flying into LAX, IAD, or DFW? Absolutely not.
Was a licensed, experienced, and qualified pilot right there ready to grasp his yoke within a split second if needed? YES
If a 6 year old demonstrated capability, dexterity, and competency to drive a car, with a qualified and experienced driver >> WITH HIS OWN STEERING WHEEL
@@k1productions87 lol.. you probably don't know much about aviation..
have you heard about an infamous plane crash that involved a kid at the control? (go youtube flight 593)
Was the autopilot on? Yes
Were they at critical phase of flight (takeoff or landing)? No
Was a license, experienced and qualified pilot right there ready to grasp his yoke within a split second if needed? Yes
Did the plane crash and destroy families? Yes
it's all fun and games until someone gets hurt. Pass the message on please!
@@JSmith777 Obviously the supposed "experienced and qualified pilot right there ready to grasp his yoke within a split second if needed" wasn't actually there, or wasn't doing his job, because clearly he DIDN'T DO HIS JOB.
You act as if every single situation like this GUARANTEES a plane crash. Meanwhile, planes have also crashed due to pilot error with qualified and experienced ADULT pilots as well. Oh, but we can forget about them, they don't matter because they're adults, right?
As for "probably don't know much about aviation",... based on your comments that I have seen, I'm actually willing to bet I know considerably more about aviation than you do.
There's never a 7 year old around when I need to programme my auto pilot... LOL
Incredible. I’d be like darn it, what was the first thing they said again?
🎉good luck for the future pilot!
This makes me so happy
I like this video and respect to the girl and her daddy!
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A suggestion for a suitable book as a Christmas present: Flying Is My Life or The Sky My Kingdom (Hanna Reitsch);
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Best regards from Austria
>Flying Is My Life or The Sky My Kingdom;
That's an excellent idea.
This is amazing high five to her and her father. She is going to be a better pilot than you one day good sir. You are already giving her the tools she needs to be successful in her life. Here’s to you Real American Hero that teaches his daughter how to set up and fly at her age.
Wow. Just.... wow! (Plus comments help you with the algorithm. Even stupid ones like this!)
Wow Travis, super impressed.
OH NOOOOO!!! Where are all the videos??? What happened? I hope you'll update us all. :-(
Seriously..... Is Garmin watching this Young Lady???? 😮
This was awesome!! Super cute and seriously knows her stuff. She's gonna be a great pilot when she gets older!
Is it just me, or did some videos get removed from your channel?
Edit: Having read some of the comments here, it sounds like there was a complaint? How anyone could complain about this just astounds me. She's a year older than my niece, and is working a Citation like it's nothing, with her dad right there supervising! First chance I get, I'm gonna show this to my niece!
Fly safe, Ruthless!
I wanted to know that too... what was the complaint? I don't understand
The only complaint can be that a child is at the controls. Obviously she doesn't have a license to operate an aircraft. Their concern would be that she can potentially put the aircraft in a dangerous situation with its passengers, the aircraft around it and people on the ground. I personally don't think it's an issue, because she is under strict supervision and she seems to handle everything quite well. Children nowadays are a lot better with technology than any of us.
@@The_1_Assassin Plus the fact there are no passengers, and the traffic at the small landing fields is nice and spread out, as small fields generally are.
In fact, except for major international airports, traffic isn't even an issue, as any ATC worth their wage could easily keep everyone nicely and safely spaced out, even ready to redirect and reassign any time it is needed.
So double the level of strict supervision. Now, I wouldn't DARE have her in the cockpit by herself at any time, even during level flight with the auto-pilot on. That would be irresponsible in the worst way. But that is clearly not what is happening here.
When I was in middle school my mom taught me to drive in a big field near out house. With no center console, she kept her foot poised to hit the brake. Even as little kids she let all of us steer on the highway (sitting next to her). She learned on her father's Mac truck, so teaching us was a breeze.
Isn't it just awesome to see what kids can do if you let them while providing a guided and safe environment to do so? In my opinion, parents and teachers are way to quick to dismiss abilities due to a child's age. Which I guess is easier and more convenient for them, because otherwise they'd have to put in time and effort to actually being a good teacher. Being a good teacher is exactly what the dad displays in this (and many of the other) Video.
Ground, talking to the kid: Slows down
Ground, talking to an adult: Talks like they just chugged 3 Red Bulls and a Monster
Go get'em Ruthless!
I ve just witnessed all of the video's where Ruth is piloting disappear..
Controversial things and people threatening to report him to the FAA for letting the girl talk on radios and control the aircraft in some cases
@@kehreazerith3016 Funny thing - with several recorded ATC conversations with said 6-year-old recorded, saved, and openly released for all to hear,.... I'd like to think the FAA already knows about it
Garmin should use this as advertising: So Easy a Child Could Use it!
Pilot - You have got one smart young First Officer to watch your back.
Looks like the Garmin system is easy to navigate around. It has cool animations.
Wow!!! ❤😊 Kid ROCKS!!!
Has the landing video been taken down? Was going to show a friend
Where have all the other clips gone? They appear to have been taken down!
This girls is so cool she will be a great aveator Wen she gets older
She is a First Officer!
Impressive that she can read well enough to do that. Most kids would be a few years older.
My new favorite channel!
She got lucky to be born to parents with a light jet, lol
Looks like you took down a bunch of vids. So disappointed. Really love them. Are you able to comment?
Standby. There will be more in the future. The haters caused a delay of game.
It helps she's left handed.
What happened to the other videos? I wanted to show my wife and kids and it looks like they were pulled?
Did you take a bunch of videos down today? i sent one to my mom like an hour ago and its been deleted! at any rate, this is the coolest daughter/dad bonding ive ever seen.
@@oberpenneraffe disgraceful
@@oberpenneraffe Very very different situation, most adults would be a bigger risk than her. You making that comparison makes me wonder about your ability to do risk assessment.
I learned to fly helicopters before I could drive a car… and this girl appears to be far more competent than I was at the start of my training.
I guess the rules are there to protect us all, and it was inevitable that someone would report this. I just hope they only get a warning.
@@oberpenneraffeI just read your second comment. I really hope you’re wrong. You seem to be confused between improving safety and being punitive.
@@oberpenneraffe 🖕
@@oberpenneraffe You probably still wear a mask and drink bud light don't you? 🧚♂
Shame you have had to remove many of your films. May be Ruth could with your assistance, put together some instructional films for those of us that use the Cessna on Microsoft Flight Simulator.
I noticed that many of their vids gone too. What happened???
@@terryboyer1342 I have no idea, some one with no life probably whined to someone.
@@taffman1 I've seen a couple of comments of people saying they reported them to the FAA. Or it could be some f*&ked up screwtube policy. In any case it's a darn shame. Ruthless is so awesome!
nice job...👍🤠🍁Canada
Love these, wish then auto was belter.
@RuthlessAviatorGirl, What type of plane are you flying there?
Pretty sure it's a Cessna Citation
@@johnpooky84 Thank you. 🙂
Did anyone else hear someone in the tower fart at @0:30??? 🤣🤣🤣
Yes I did, sounded like it was a huge relief!!🤣😂
I missed that. Sometimes you have to get it out. No farting in the airplane.
Awesome
Does she have her CFI yet? I need some help. 😊
Amazing
no new uploads?
So she wrote nothing down, and only parroted back what you said, in small chunks, and ate up tons of time on freq, blocking other aircraft, and then had to apologize and feel like crap for failing daddy. Are we supposed to be impressed that she can push buttons and parrot back words? This is some sick stuff. And there’s zero situational awareness of the PIC, he’s focusing 100% of his attention on double-checking everything she does. Wow.
Wat was she flying
See....now I am not impressed w/ CitationMax...what this girl is doing is challenging and most could/would not do it.
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Is Ruth really 27-years-old?
26 1/2
wow…….
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Sorry but appallingly bad sound quality!