Anybody learning to fly, do this exercise for this video: In the final approach when they switch to the forward camera, put your cursor on the runway threshold. The position on your screen does not shift all the way down to the flare. Beautiful stabilized approach. That's what you want to get a controlled safe landing.
I had to re watch all these videos, because there are things I missed the first time. Captain, your sense of humor is fantastic. "The runway is over there, I'll try to land on it". Oh boy!😂😂😂😂
I did a brief stint instructing out of Boundary Bay, teaching people how to fly Cessna 152s and 172s. The airspace in the Vancouver area is pretty limited for flight training as you've got YVR and its airspace, then the mountains right to the north, the USA just there to the south, and other small airports around. Much different from Toronto, where I did my training, where you can just pop up north or to the east a bit outside of YYZ's space and have lots of uncontrolled airspace to work in. I would be flying between Boundary Bay up to Pitt Lake and Stave Lake. There's a practice area a little east of Fort Langely too. It's kind of cool seeing a big commercial jet flying over those areas. I wonder if there were a couple of Cessnas flying below.
Very cool to watch you guys fly the CANUC5 STAR into YVR in real life. Living almost directly beneath this approach route myself (just east of waypoint GOREG) I regularly see and hear a lot of the YVR inbound traffic pass overhead from my place, when 26R is in use for arrivals. I've flown this STAR many times in MSFS, and I have to say watching the real thing, it all seemed very familiar.
Knew it was autumn with all the cranberry bogs being red... haven't flown into YVR for 16 years.... things changed a lot but those cranberry bogs, never...
another couple of years please, so more of the cost is collected by the YVR use tax. ( called the aif and collected the day you fly out. ) All those peeps using YVR get hit with the Airport Improvement Fee to pay for repairs and upgrades.
When I see approaches right over the city like this one, or at LAX or LHR, I really don't understand why in the Netherlands there is always so much fuzz about noise around Schiphol Airport..
Nice shots and well put together, which leads me to make a request on behalf of good taste. You really do not need "swish" sounds every time a piece of text appears or disappears.
Decent video, good showing of various flight controls, however, you might want to rethink all of the special sounds with your graphic coming in/out, distracts from the quality of the work.
@@INZEAIR84 Rgr that, thx for sharing it's motivating to see ur vid's, keep on uploading, and it would be cool if u give us (viewers) a picture of whats going on the PFD ND to feel like being as a crewmember or a safty pilot on the jump seat, thank u in advance, have definitely enjoyed ur vids.
On landing, SpeedBrakes are surfaces on the wings upper side which extend upward to kill lift and therefore increase braking action allowing the aircraft to decelerate more efficiently.
Do you ever witness other jets laying down persistent contrails, or do you yourselves possibly lay them down, and if so when did this start happening? I can remember as a child we called them contrails and they would dissipate rather quickly behind the jet. Also wondering if these persistent contrails have anything to do with the serious disappearance of most birds and insects?
Love the captain sense of humour 'the runway is over there I will try and land on it'.
TRY!!!!!😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄👍🍻😉
Anybody learning to fly, do this exercise for this video: In the final approach when they switch to the forward camera, put your cursor on the runway threshold. The position on your screen does not shift all the way down to the flare. Beautiful stabilized approach. That's what you want to get a controlled safe landing.
People who are using Android or IOS be like: 👁️👄👁️
any one of your 10 fingers also works lol
beautiful cockpit view, fabulous scenery in the Vancouver area..he just glide that landing in...super sweet...NICENESS !!
Thanks a lot for your positive comment! 😉
@@INZEAIR84 will pass thru again soon on the channel... Happy Friday.
I had to re watch all these videos, because there are things I missed the first time. Captain, your sense of humor is fantastic. "The runway is over there, I'll try to land on it". Oh boy!😂😂😂😂
Beautiful landing, perfectly executed! Enjoyed the Vancouver landscape.
Thanks for your positive comment! 😊
I did a brief stint instructing out of Boundary Bay, teaching people how to fly Cessna 152s and 172s. The airspace in the Vancouver area is pretty limited for flight training as you've got YVR and its airspace, then the mountains right to the north, the USA just there to the south, and other small airports around. Much different from Toronto, where I did my training, where you can just pop up north or to the east a bit outside of YYZ's space and have lots of uncontrolled airspace to work in. I would be flying between Boundary Bay up to Pitt Lake and Stave Lake. There's a practice area a little east of Fort Langely too. It's kind of cool seeing a big commercial jet flying over those areas. I wonder if there were a couple of Cessnas flying below.
Wonderful, Pilots are the absolute Coolest.
Thanks a lot 😉
Oh, this is the best airplane video I've seen so far! All the graphics including tower communication transcription is awesome! :-O
Hey! Thanks for your very positive comment!!
Excellent ! no distracting music,everything explained,good audio and video, thanks.
Thank you for your feedback! 😊
Bravo! "The most beautiful work is related to the desire to fly." Words from the song of the Russian pilot
I love these words 😉 thx for commenting!
As kids growing up in Ditchmond 😂(local joke) in the early 70’s we use to play right along side what would be 26L
Thanks for the view.
Vancouver's river fork before the runway looks cool.
That's the Fraser. The airport is on Sea Island, and technically is in the city of Richmond, not Vancouver.
Very cool to watch you guys fly the CANUC5 STAR into YVR in real life. Living almost directly beneath this approach route myself (just east of waypoint GOREG) I regularly see and hear a lot of the YVR inbound traffic pass overhead from my place, when 26R is in use for arrivals. I've flown this STAR many times in MSFS, and I have to say watching the real thing, it all seemed very familiar.
The views u get from the bridge at 6:13 are amazing! The arthur laing bridge!
Great to see you making videos again!!
Haha! Yesss, the last one was definitely a too long time ago 😜
Wow great airplane great people behind the controls, thanks for Sharing guys very very professional!!😎
Thanks for complimenting comment!
Great filming, nice touch with the info along the route
Thanks for your comment!
Well done. I especially liked the inclusion of the printed ATC calls and the approach charts referenced.
Thanks for your comment!
Welcome to Vancouver! Hopefully y'all enjoyed your stay!
Yeaahh! Thanks, this city is awesome!
Loved it, thanks guy!
You're welcome 😃
Love,love,love thank you
🙏
Knew it was autumn with all the cranberry bogs being red... haven't flown into YVR for 16 years.... things changed a lot but those cranberry bogs, never...
Lovely video, thanks..
Great video! Super interesting with all those information labels, keep it up!
Hey! Thanks a lot about your positive comment! 😀
Great video , lots of information, liked it very much!
Thanks a lot!
Merci pour le retour.....Et toujours plein d'intérêt....J'attends la suite avec impatience....!
Héhé avec plaisir !! La suite arrive bientôt 😁 un petit atterro New York en préparation !
Love the camera angles !
Thanks!
Molto bello x le scritte chiarificatrici e il volo assolutamente cieco nelle nuvole per cui necessita affidamento totale alla strumentazione
"Do you see the RW over there? I`ll try to land on it!" said the captain to passengers for fun.
What a landing! I'd be honored to be one of your pax anytime!
Thank you, I appreciate your words 🙏
Nice job-great video
Thanks!
Absolutely amazing ....they fly over the river named after me😃👍🏾👍🏾
Thanks 🙏
The river Dan ?
That parking lot before the runway is an outlet mall. I sometimes eat my lunch there to watch the planes
Bonjour ! Super vidéo, ça rajoute une dose de motivation durant l’ATPL 😂 vivement la prochaine !
Merci! Bon courage alors pour L'ATPL!
By the way, excellent video I really enjoyed the camera angles and annotations.
Well done!
Cette magnifique vidéo me motive à travailler pour devenir pilote de ligne 😁
Merci pour ton compliment ! Accroche toi, ça en vaut la peine 😉
Wow, so rare. FO operates nose wheel steering!
Could pick out places I used to live and work, I miss Vancouver and surrounding area .
Me too. I grew up in Richmond.
7:47 jcrois on a tous connu la galère de paint 😂😂 en tout cas très belle atterrissage
Haha, c'était pas paint mais ça en avait le goût 😉 en tout cas ce sera plus le cas dans les nouvelles vidéos !
@@INZEAIR84 en tout cas ça reste une belle vidéo 👍
Nice landing.
Thank youuu
한번뿐인 인생 파일럿이면 멋지게 삽니다
I like when the plane saids approaching minimums😀
That was Awesome! Great Video Footage!
Many thanks!
Cool vid. And just about time for a new runway, eh?
another couple of years please, so more of the cost is collected by the YVR use tax. ( called the aif and collected the day you fly out. ) All those peeps using YVR get hit with the Airport Improvement Fee to pay for repairs and upgrades.
かっこいい！
😉👍🐧🧸🎈🎃🍁
well done !!
...Ive flown that STAR in my sim a hundred times :-) ...
very cool to see it from your perspective...cheers
Thanks! Glad you enjoy watch it for real 😊
Awesome video! If you have flight to Rio, please make the video too. I loved your videos! Thanks for sharing and have a nice flights! Hugs!
Thanks for your kind and positive comment! Noted for Rio 😉
*flashbacks*
i miss my hometown
👍
When I see approaches right over the city like this one, or at LAX or LHR, I really don't understand why in the Netherlands there is always so much fuzz about noise around Schiphol Airport..
If I looked out my bedroom window at 1:20 on this day I would have seen you. And then where I work is just to the right at 6:16. :)
You should have waved! lol
@@culcune lol :) Next time.
Merci, belle vidéo. Je suis client, vous pourrez en mettre d'autre. :)
Beaaaaaaaaaaaautiful landing AND in my city! :)
Hey hey!! Thanks, you live in a beautiful city 😉
@@INZEAIR84 Very beautiful....I was there in June for the first time
They flew right over my house!
InZeAir 84 keep up the awesome videos 😎
Most beautiful city in NA.
I agree!
Nice cpatn👍👍👍
Thank you!
Doesn’t Air France have any protocols for publishing pilots’ videos on RUclips?
I can see my house from here!
Very nice video!
Joined the channel. Looking forward to your content!
Take care, Bill in Utah 😃
Thanks Bill, see U for the next one! 😉
wow, nice landing.
Thanks!
merci pour la vidéo je suis sur simu ça aide beaucoup surtout pour les clairances.
Derien, avec plaisir ! Merci pour ton commentaire, c'est sympa d'avoir des retours positifs comme le tien :)
Nice editing and captions.
Thank you!
Quel temps magnifique 🤧
Good to see you back!! Is that possible to have clear atc like guillaume or high pressure? that makes the experience a lot better!!!
Thanks for the comment! I'll think about it! Thanks for the idea! 😉
He says "see the runway there, I'll try land on it". My concern is where was he going to land if not on the runway!!
Haha 😂
Amazing video! Thanks!
You're welcome 😊
Nice shots and well put together, which leads me to make a request on behalf of good taste. You really do not need "swish" sounds every time a piece of text appears or disappears.
Thanks for your comment and for your opinion about sound fx 😉
Sir how many kilometers after you can see the runway???
Nice touch down
You have earned a sub
Keep up the work
Thanks for the subscribe And comment!
Very welcome
My biggest regret was learning Emirates offers a program to train and employ pilots before the age of 26....I learned this at the age of 30 =(
What's that high-low chime on final and after landing?
Fantastic!!!
Thanks 😊
Decent video, good showing of various flight controls, however, you might want to rethink all of the special sounds with your graphic coming in/out, distracts from the quality of the work.
Thanks for your advice!
Merci
Loved your video ! Keep up the good stuff!
N'avez vous pas un blog ou autre chose ou vous racontez votre parcour ?
Et non, juste youtube et insta !
awesome vid!
Thanks!
I dunno, I just like Vancouver
Does your electronic flight bag run Android or Windows? Doesn't look like an iPad.
Sagte er nie: Tut mir Leid, wir haben die Landebahn verfehlt! Ausgezeichnet, Vielen Dank.
parabens aos pilotos.....top
50,40,30,20, butter
Great covert FU by the FO at 1:15
How to you manage to get into the cockpit? Everytime I ask I get denied :(
I sense you are sarcastic, but in the off chance you aren’t he is a FO for Air France.
Very nice vid! 👍👏👏
Thanks a lot!
Nice landiiing !, what was your Vref on this app ?
Thanks! For Vref, I can't remember exactly, but usually it's smth like 140kt 🙂
@@INZEAIR84 Rgr that, thx for sharing it's motivating to see ur vid's, keep on uploading, and it would be cool if u give us (viewers) a picture of whats going on the PFD ND to feel like being as a crewmember or a safty pilot on the jump seat, thank u in advance, have definitely enjoyed ur vids.
👍🤝 great video.
Thank you,!
Really well produced! Suggestion - don't need text effects, and put all the text in the same location. Thanks.
Please explain what Speed Brakes are.
On landing, SpeedBrakes are surfaces on the wings upper side which extend upward to kill lift and therefore increase braking action allowing the aircraft to decelerate more efficiently.
When I first saw speed brakes out side my window on the plane, I thought the engine was falling apart on landing tbh lol 😂
Do you ever witness other jets laying down persistent contrails, or do you yourselves possibly lay them down, and if so when did this start happening? I can remember as a child we called them contrails and they would dissipate rather quickly behind the jet. Also wondering if these persistent contrails have anything to do with the serious disappearance of most birds and insects?
hi can i post this with credit in instagram ?
Yep, no problem
What was that strange surface at the threshold of the runway?
This is called the blast pad, just before the runway threshold to prevent the jet blast produced by planes taking off from eroding the ground.
TIL there's A MOGUS in Maple RIdge.
Well, that looks simple. If that's all there is to it I could land a Boeing 777 with nary a problem.
A little late on the glideslope, no?
Nice video :)
Thanks!
how did you animate the lines on the taxi diagram?
You're speaking of the red lines? I draw it on the chart and I record the drawing in real time with an app :)
why do all pilots fly with one hand
0:52 haha MOGUS sussy.
What camera do you use for front view?
I use a Canon g7x mark ii, it's the same when I make night time lapses.
InZeAir 84 hey and the small one in front of you, on the windshield? That is the canon?
@@dualinput601 yes that's it!
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