Oh my goodness. I thought I was seeing double. The aviation twins together in one video. The ginger giants of the air ways. Definitely looking forward to seeing more of these collaborations.
As a pilot, I always desire a like minded aviator sitting next to me. This video highlights two great pilots experiencing their aviation careers. Both of their channels are awesome. They highlight the same issues in aviation that need to be addressed. They are both awesome.
I love listening + learning from erudite Petter. His warm, wonderful personality + generous heart shows; genuinely cares about his audience. I lived in Djursholm; enjoyed learning Swedish + love his accent! Petter was on unpaid leave due to the decline in travel; tough on a family. He's wise to diversify + get other income streams, while educating the public + staying positive! Very admirable.
"I hoped guys that you loved this..." OF COURSE! Who wouldn't??? The 2 best content creators about aviation, how could it NOT be good? Thanks for doing this. It was great to see you guys together on a sofa talking about planes. Take care and stay safe. Best regards from Sweden.
I retired as a lead after 35 years of building the 747 empennage in general, and the pressure dome specifically, for this beautiful work of art. I miss the work and I miss the folks I worked with. AO # 1572 was just completed and seeing pictures of her put a lump in my throat ........ 1574 is the last one to be built. No "spares" for the empennage exist. I am grateful to have built every pressure dome since April of 1986, about 1000 of them. So many stories, so many memories....... Please take good care of her for she is the last of her kind ....... 🙂
Thanks for being part of building the plane I most enjoyed flying in, from the heydays of Pan Am and their mostly empty flights to Europe to today's busier flights. Yeah, the 777, 787, A330, 40, 50 are cool, but not as cool, although the 380 comes really close, still 20-30 knots too slow...
Mehdi Abderezai, It is heart-warming to see people in the same business collaborating and not competing. Peter inviting Kelsey over speaks of mutual respect . . .
You two are the only ones I watch on youtube when it comes to aviation related topics. You guys are just the best. And it is so great to see you both sitting side by side. Hope to see more of you cooperating in different videos!👍
PS Now we just need to get Juan out of the burning woods and power outages to make it a three-amigos routine. He's kind of the missing "Chuck Yeager" element haha.
A few years late - this was an awesome collaboration. As someone who has not finished his PPL, both of your channels have opened my eyes and given great insight into really flying - safely - far more than any training. As well as being entertaining! Hats off.
That was great that 2 excellent aviation "celebs" can come together and show us humility as well as how it's life as a pilot is special. I love mentoring young ppl in my field, Anesthesia, which is super cool also, but you have someone's life in your hand as you guys do and there are days that you can actually sweat bullets keeping ppl alive. You both show the respect you have for your profession, which I appreciate so much. Nice video! Thanks for sharing!
For reasons I have still to decipher, it's just heartwarming to see you collaborate with 74Gear. I just learned about his channel 3 weeks ago, most probably due to RUclips's recommendation engine; and I liked it. And, bang, here you are, doing two videos together. I thinks that's great. It's like having a physicist interview another physicist (substitute any profession): the questions are more informed, the interviewer's remarks are spot on, and the mutual understanding transpires. More of that, please!
As a retired long-haul trucker in europe, I can relate to this. Long working days and messed up sleeping habits but being paid to sleep:) Having "layovers" and seeing a lot of places. Feeling cool when people take photos of your oversized truck. Getting compliments for maneuvering in narrow places. Like when you make the perfect landing in a cross wind. Piloting a plane is just slightly cooler:)
16:35 Kelsey fanboying over peter and peter over Kelsey, i love how they are both as excited and fan boying over each other unlike someone else not throw tea *joe* but kelsey and peter are amazing cant wait to see more.
Isn't it wonderful that they are supportive of each other, rather than competitive? I enjoy Capt. Joe's videos too. All 3 are a rare breed of brilliant individuals; pilots with a wonderful gift of exceptional communication skills. Nice on the eyes too. I was hired by Pan Am as a f/a + love all things aviation; incl. the show Air Disasters; flying is made safer as the FAA learns from the mistakes made.
What a great meeting of two "absolutely fantastic" pilots. I welcome more of these excellent "collaborative" videos. Many thanks to you Peter and to you Kelsey, for this unforgettable moment of "synergy" !! Best salutations from Quebec City, Canada :)
I clicked on the link you gave for your follow up interview with Kelsey on his channel, but all I got was: "Video unavailable. This video is private." So I'm declaring a pan-pan on that video.
This is awesome Peter, you should do some videos like this more often with other pilots, they really do show the essence of aviation and what it means to share a passion...there is no rivalry involved 😉👍
Two of my favourite pilots in one video! Being a flight attendant myself your videos are so helpful seeing our day to day routines from a pilot perspective. You both do an awesome job explaining what we do, and it helps me to explain to my passengers. You are both amazing!
I love both channels. I wanted to change career to become a pilot but in the 80s it was too expensive for me. So I spent years as a paramedic firefighter for AFRS, ambulance services and a rescue squad in the US. My ultimate pilot goal was permanently grounded and it ended my ambition. I did get to sit in a BA Concorde Captain's seat at Heathrow when I was working there.
I like Kel's recounting about how he gets around in his flying. That's why l liked sailing so much. Getting around, seeing people; cultures. Oceanic flying is the only flying job l'd want.
Just discovered 74 gear myself (a week or two ago) after being a Mentour fan for just over a year so the timing on this is almost eerie. I'm really loving Kelsey's concise, right to the point style. Also, he looks a lot more like me than pretty boys Petter (sp?) and Joe. :P
I couldn't believe my eyes ... how could I have missed this video for so many years... It's awesomely fun to have you both together! Thanks for this, it brought me a lasting smile. Cheers!
I obviously haven't been watching Mentour for long enough since I'm just seeing this video a year and a half after it was made. I specifically googled "mentour pilot 74 gear" in hopes of finding a video like this and it did not disapoint!
I had been binge watching Mentour, and "accidently" watched 74 Gear and got hooked on it also. Different styles, but for me as a non pilot (I dont even fly much) completely enjoyed , and LEARNED much. thank you both!
In 2018 I flew JFK to MAN on a Virgin Atlantic 747 and I expect it will be my very last flight on a 747. Return to the US was on an A330-300 instead, MAN-ATL
In the eighties I flew from Amsterdam to Tokio vv 3 times in a 747. In those days that flight still was via Anchorage, Alaska! An 8-hour and a 7-hour stretch with like 1 hour inbetween, but the 3rd time it was not so bad anymore, you get used to it quite quickly.
Can't believe I missed this episode from three years ago. I retired ATC in 2014 after thirty years of 'pushin tin.' Owned my own Mooney till I retired. But then stepped into an ERJ for 300 hrs, then the 737-800 for 1000 hrs, now I'm about to retire again. This time from the flight deck of the 747-400. Both of you guys helped immensely with your videos and explanations along the way. Thank-you!
Wonderful collab, Captain! I would like both of you to discuss technical aspects of flying 74 and 73 as you mentioned at the beginning of the video.That would be absolutely fantastic. Thanks!
Oh this is so great! I love that you and Kelsey from 74Gear collaborated on this video! I've been watching quite a few of both the Mentour Pilot and 74Gear videos lately and seeing both of you two great pilots together in the same video is just awesome!! I love it!! You and Kelsey should definitely team up and collaborate more in the future whenever your schedules and locations allow being in the same place at the same time!! Thanks for this - What a great video!
Kelsey, I know what you mean about people coming out to see the plane. I flew the Beechcraft Starship 2000A for about 8-9 years back in the 90s and everywhere we went, especially smaller fields, the who town would line up along the perimeter fence to see what the hell just flew over. That was a lot of fun and we gave tours because we were all really proud of that bird.
I watch and love both channels, but what I wasn’t expecting of two professional pilots was that they would totally GEEK- and FANBOY- OUT! Hysterical and charming as hell. So cool. Thank you both gentlemen. : )
Oh my gosh. What a great thing to see you both together. I really do love both of your videos. I'm not a candidate to fly, I'm a grandma. But son-in-law (so proud of him) is an American commercial pilot and we like to talk about his job, which only made me more curious about how it all works. So he recommended I watch some videos and I found y'all (yes I am from Texas. Dear son-in-law flies Airbus (so different than the views you both provide usually) but I am learning so much just about how it all works which I have always wondered about. I sometimes am nervous flying... I think maybe much less after learning all you both present. Kelsey, you don't look like my son-in-law, but your manner and humor and kindness and unflappability remind of dear son-in-law. You are both just lovely people. I want to say I have (though now retired) learned so much from you comments on CRM and leadership and how one responds to stress. I wish I had that training, in my regular work. Every lesson you offer on these topics, applies to any business or workplace and can make everyone's life so much better. As I tell dear son-in-law...Fly safely, include kittens in your pre-flight (they seem to be showing up a lot lately),, and make sure you find the snacks.
Very slowly Mentour builds his cockpit. First the pillows indicating the "wing tips" and now the Captain sits on port and the First Officer on starboard side. Very cool
LOL, 3rd time watching this video. For some reason RUclips wanted me to see this again. Love both of you guy's channels. Always entertaining and informative. Thanks Petter and Kelsey.
What a treat! Jay from Washington state here just outside Seattle. I was not aware that you two are friends. Every time I watch Peter's channel I think I'm cheating on Chelsey...and visa-versa. Now I can watch BOTH of you guilt-free!! All kidding aside, I love both "74 gear" and Mentor Pilot".
Great to see you two 'chewing the fat'! I've spent most of my life either diagnosing people or machines, depending on which part of my life, and also in education (probably my favorite) but have never become a pilot, except for a brief time in paragliding. So it's a treat to watch you two, either alone or together. Great channels, both of you! 👉
Excellent! My 2 favorite aviation youtubers together in one video, and it looks like Kelsey got to meet Patxi, too. Good stuff. I hope you're both doing absolutely fantastic! ✈
I love watching this ...my old boss was a civilian DOD manager.... he was also a retired Col pilot who flew combat missions in Korea. He would just sit and tell me all these technical stories about aircraft and runways around the world. The point about ;"Hollywood Movies being true" ... As an Infantry Training NCO, and a combat experienced solder (2/502 Inf, 101st Airborne), I know that most REAL combat experienced solders, will rarely, if ever, speak about the actual combat ... we talk about general things, like food, jungle animals, insects, snakes,,, never about our face to face experience, as it is one of the most intense and life changing things a human can experience. If you run into a person who just talks about the details of combat... walk away ... he's probably blowing smoke at you. I have walked out of war movies as it was so very far from the reality, like "Hamburger Hill", about a battle in the " A Shau Valley, west of the city of Huế, along the border of Laos on the DMZ ... the uniforms, how they moved and set up, was not right.... I spent my whole tour in that AO ... but that's Hollywood. great post guys
I'm not a pilot but back in 2008 I had the privilege of sitting in a real 747-200 cockpit (steam gauges and engineer seat intact) right before it was due to be dismantled and scrapped. I was doing some designs for a company called Moto Art and they brought me out to the Mojave bone yard. I consider that a treat not even a lot of commercial pilots have had the opportunity to do. Nothing can prepare you for how high up you're actually sitting when you see it in person. It truly is awesome that something like that flies.
Evan J - Cool, I did my APS MCC in a full motion 747-400 sim, it was good, I like everything Boeing, unfortunately because of the way things are in the industry It’s not something I think I’ll ever meet the requirements for, it’ll be a niche for pilots I think
two of the aviation related content creators that i binge watch in ONE video, love it already. :-) Greetz to both of you and enjoy your stay on this planet :D Marius
Mr Mentor has a name? Peter? That's nice to know! I like that you guys are oriented in the correct positions according to your captain and first officer bars and the navigation light/pillows are also correct. I'm very happy to see both of you guys on at the same time on Mentor Pilot. Kelsey is really fun to watch in his RUclips channel "7 4, gear". I'd like to thank both of you for making the videos that you do for us. I helps me to understand more of the systems and procedures in landing an airliner. I've been a pilot since 1980 and wanted to be an airline captain but life has other ideas and I never got to make it to the big show. I did fly the Microsoft flight simulator and enjoyed doing that. I honestly think I could lad an airliner if I had to.
Excellent! I watch both your travels with great enjoyment so this was a really pleasant surprise. I said "Sully" about a second before Kelsey, although I've not seen the movie, but I reckon that incident is so well known
This is fantastic! Fangirling over here. Kelsey's petting the puppy! Worlds collide! Been watching you both for awhile and just found this. Wish you two could have a series. I need to go watch the other one now.
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Oh my goodness. I thought I was seeing double. The aviation twins together in one video. The ginger giants of the air ways. Definitely looking forward to seeing more of these collaborations.
"Ginger giants of the airways" ...I spit out my drink.
Ginger giants, love it 😂🛫✈🛬
@@ryanmackin8346 😄😄
Perhaps you should see an eye doctor anyway, if you see twins. LOL
Three gingers when you include Petter's cute doggie. :)
As a pilot, I always desire a like minded aviator sitting next to me. This video highlights two great pilots experiencing their aviation careers. Both of their channels are awesome. They highlight the same issues in aviation that need to be addressed. They are both awesome.
Man i love this. You are the 2 i watch. Never thought you collaborated.
We did! Kelsey is a great guy
I love listening + learning from erudite Petter. His warm, wonderful personality + generous heart shows; genuinely cares about his audience. I lived in Djursholm; enjoyed learning Swedish + love his accent! Petter was on unpaid leave due to the decline in travel; tough on a family. He's wise to diversify + get other income streams, while educating the public + staying positive! Very admirable.
@@concierge7574 Well said. Petter is a class act!
@@MentourPilot you don't know how tempted Kelsey was to steal your 4th strip. Just a joke lol
@@MentourPilot Yes we did see you met
"I hoped guys that you loved this..." OF COURSE! Who wouldn't??? The 2 best content creators about aviation, how could it NOT be good? Thanks for doing this. It was great to see you guys together on a sofa talking about planes. Take care and stay safe. Best regards from Sweden.
I retired as a lead after 35 years of building the 747 empennage in general, and the pressure dome specifically, for this beautiful work of art. I miss the work and I miss the folks I worked with. AO # 1572 was just completed and seeing pictures of her put a lump in my throat ........ 1574 is the last one to be built. No "spares" for the empennage exist. I am grateful to have built every pressure dome since April of 1986, about 1000 of them. So many stories, so many memories....... Please take good care of her for she is the last of her kind ....... 🙂
Thanks for being part of building the plane I most enjoyed flying in, from the heydays of Pan Am and their mostly empty flights to Europe to today's busier flights. Yeah, the 777, 787, A330, 40, 50 are cool, but not as cool, although the 380 comes really close, still 20-30 knots too slow...
@@MichaelGioan You are so very welcome, my friend !!!!! ☺
I don't know why, but I am SO happy seeing this video :)
Mehdi Abderezai Same 🙂
Accomplished professionals talking candidly about their work? Whats not to like? :-)
I was screaming when I saw the thumbnail
74 likes
Mehdi Abderezai, It is heart-warming to see people in the same business collaborating and not competing. Peter inviting Kelsey over speaks of mutual respect . . .
0:00 That's not our Mentour! Squawk 7500, 74Gear has taken over the channel!
👍🏻😂👍🏻
THAT WAS AN AWESOME POST. YES, 7500
7500 was hijacking, right?
@@1blendercraft1 yes absoulty
inc. did you leave shared cockpit on
*Plot twist* : Captain Joe was recording the video
You mean "recording"
Niels Daemen Yes
@@My_AviationChannel 👌
Captain Joe was busy selling electric razors in his videos.
3rd degree burn there. Haha
I've subscribed to both channels. Can't get enough of aviation. I've learned so much. Good job guys. Much love and respect.
These two are the leading edge of the community. Charisma in troves and they're good ambassadors to the pilot craft.
Too bad things went bad between these two. For unknown reasons yet, Kelsey blocked Petter.
You two are the only ones I watch on youtube when it comes to aviation related topics. You guys are just the best. And it is so great to see you both sitting side by side. Hope to see more of you cooperating in different videos!👍
Fun Fact: Petter is sitting in the left because he's the captain
Alberto Amador good eye
I didn’t notice it ! You are right!!!
It's a courtesy for the channel, I guess!
Yeng Sabio nope, same position in Mentour’s video
@@claudiaovertheclouds9767 Copy that!
At first I thought I clicked on Kelsey's channel. What a nice surprise to see you two finally meet up.
I loved working with Kelsey! Expect more
@@MentourPilot I can honestly say this is one of my favorite segments. Well done guys!
PS Now we just need to get Juan out of the burning woods and power outages to make it a three-amigos routine. He's kind of the missing "Chuck Yeager" element haha.
Ryan Parmenter but he was on the couch
@@carschmn I usually don't look at the back ground. I'm usually looking at the person talking.
I enjoyed seeing both of you together! Different perspectives, different views. A GREAT video! Hope you guys get to do another together!
A few years late - this was an awesome collaboration. As someone who has not finished his PPL, both of your channels have opened my eyes and given great insight into really flying - safely - far more than any training. As well as being entertaining! Hats off.
That was great that 2 excellent aviation "celebs" can come together and show us humility as well as how it's life as a pilot is special. I love mentoring young ppl in my field, Anesthesia, which is super cool also, but you have someone's life in your hand as you guys do and there are days that you can actually sweat bullets keeping ppl alive. You both show the respect you have for your profession, which I appreciate so much. Nice video! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for being a PRO. 🤘😎👍
Anesthesia....you put in a lot of careful effort and succeed in doing your best work...and your patient sleeps right through it! 😂
Sorry. Fell asleep reading your comment. 😂. You ARE good at your job.
For reasons I have still to decipher, it's just heartwarming to see you collaborate with 74Gear.
I just learned about his channel 3 weeks ago, most probably due to RUclips's recommendation engine; and I liked it. And, bang, here you are, doing two videos together.
I thinks that's great. It's like having a physicist interview another physicist (substitute any profession): the questions are more informed, the interviewer's remarks are spot on, and the mutual understanding transpires. More of that, please!
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As a retired long-haul trucker in europe, I can relate to this. Long working days and messed up sleeping habits but being paid to sleep:) Having "layovers" and seeing a lot of places. Feeling cool when people take photos of your oversized truck. Getting compliments for maneuvering in narrow places. Like when you make the perfect landing in a cross wind. Piloting a plane is just slightly cooler:)
Two of my favorite pilots. God bless you guys and everything you do.
16:35 Kelsey fanboying over peter and peter over Kelsey, i love how they are both as excited and fan boying over each other unlike someone else not throw tea *joe* but kelsey and peter are amazing cant wait to see more.
Isn't it wonderful that they are supportive of each other, rather than competitive? I enjoy Capt. Joe's videos too. All 3 are a rare breed of brilliant individuals; pilots with a wonderful gift of exceptional communication skills. Nice on the eyes too. I was hired by Pan Am as a f/a + love all things aviation; incl. the show Air Disasters; flying is made safer as the FAA learns from the mistakes made.
I love how Petter (Captain) is sitting on the left of Chelsey (F/O) :)
I was just thinking of suggesting this collab on the next Mentour Live Chat! This just made my day absolutely fantastic!
I saw Kelsey and clicked immediately. Didn't even notice this isn't his channel.
What a great meeting of two "absolutely fantastic" pilots. I welcome more of these excellent "collaborative" videos. Many thanks to you Peter and to you Kelsey, for this unforgettable moment of "synergy" !! Best salutations from Quebec City, Canada :)
Wow you fly the dreamlifter Kelsey!! That’s brilliant :D
@@halcyonoutlander2105 What a @74 Gear thing to say...
I clicked on the link you gave for your follow up interview with Kelsey on his channel, but all I got was: "Video unavailable. This video is private." So I'm declaring a pan-pan on that video.
Two of the best humans on the planet, what a privilege to see them both in one video.
Cheers guys!
This is awesome Peter, you should do some videos like this more often with other pilots, they really do show the essence of aviation and what it means to share a passion...there is no rivalry involved 😉👍
"Here's Peter. He's probably going to do it better than me... (Because, look, he's got an extra stripe on his shoulder...)"
;)
Lmao
Mentour did "absolutely fantastic" better, but Kelsey did "comin' up" better on his video! 🤣
Its easier to get captain as 737 than 747
😁 😁
😂awwuuuch
Oh my gosh. This is the mashup my week needed. How did I miss these before?! Love you guys :)
This was just a great idea. I am so glad you both came together for this. Highlight of the day.
Two of my favourite pilots in one video! Being a flight attendant myself your videos are so helpful seeing our day to day routines from a pilot perspective. You both do an awesome job explaining what we do, and it helps me to explain to my passengers. You are both amazing!
What an awesome treat! Kelsey and Peter together! So cool, thanks guys!
I love both channels. I wanted to change career to become a pilot but in the 80s it was too expensive for me. So I spent years as a paramedic firefighter for AFRS, ambulance services and a rescue squad in the US. My ultimate pilot goal was permanently grounded and it ended my ambition. I did get to sit in a BA Concorde Captain's seat at Heathrow when I was working there.
These two are rock stars. You cannot duplicate a video like this.
You two together? Awesome. Thank you.
Mimi Ge 🤣🤣🤣
Pretty sure they are just friends.
Still thrilled by this collab hours later! We need to teach Kelsey to pronounce « Petter » properly with a Swedish accent though. 😄
He looks so happy doing a podcast with 74 and talk about 747
I like Kel's recounting about how he gets around in his flying. That's why l liked sailing so much. Getting around, seeing people; cultures. Oceanic flying is the only flying job l'd want.
Awesome to see you both in the same room! Two great channels full of knowledge, entertainment, and much needed reassurance for an uneasy flier (me).
Just discovered 74 gear myself (a week or two ago) after being a Mentour fan for just over a year so the timing on this is almost eerie. I'm really loving Kelsey's concise, right to the point style. Also, he looks a lot more like me than pretty boys Petter (sp?) and Joe. :P
YES!! I've been hoping for a collab of you guys!
I couldn't believe my eyes ... how could I have missed this video for so many years... It's awesomely fun to have you both together! Thanks for this, it brought me a lasting smile. Cheers!
I obviously haven't been watching Mentour for long enough since I'm just seeing this video a year and a half after it was made. I specifically googled "mentour pilot 74 gear" in hopes of finding a video like this and it did not disapoint!
Lol, I did the exact same 😂
I love how Petter went over to sit on the Left. Should have said "My Vlog"
It's cool when my two favorite pilots are doing a colab. Very interesting to watch, both amazing.
I had been binge watching Mentour, and "accidently" watched 74 Gear and got hooked on it also. Different styles, but for me as a non pilot (I dont even fly much) completely enjoyed , and LEARNED much. thank you both!
When I was a teen in the 70s I flew in a couple 747s to Europe from the US. Very comfortable flight! Last time I went to Europe I had an Airbus.
In 2018 I flew JFK to MAN on a Virgin Atlantic 747 and I expect it will be my very last flight on a 747. Return to the US was on an A330-300 instead, MAN-ATL
In the eighties I flew from Amsterdam to Tokio vv 3 times in a 747. In those days that flight still was via Anchorage, Alaska!
An 8-hour and a 7-hour stretch with like 1 hour inbetween, but the 3rd time it was not so bad anymore, you get used to it quite quickly.
So great to see both of you working together - I enjoy watching both your channels. This video made me 😃.
What a fantastic collab. Thank you Peter and Kelsey for the great video!
Can't believe I missed this episode from three years ago. I retired ATC in 2014 after thirty years of 'pushin tin.' Owned my own Mooney till I retired. But then stepped into an ERJ for 300 hrs, then the 737-800 for 1000 hrs, now I'm about to retire again. This time from the flight deck of the 747-400. Both of you guys helped immensely with your videos and explanations along the way. Thank-you!
Man, how humble these 2 absolute units of pilots and RUclipsrs are. So nice and based, much love
This was so much fun to watch!! Especially seeing how humble person you are Petter made me smile throughout this vid :) Pls keep it up
Oh great :) Kelsey is here :D And yes, of course I'd love to watch more of these from you both :)
Excellent! We will see what we can do
Wonderful collab, Captain! I would like both of you to discuss technical aspects of flying 74 and 73 as you mentioned at the beginning of the video.That would be absolutely fantastic. Thanks!
How did I not know 2 of my favorite aviation channels collabed???? I've been watching both of y'all for just over 3 years now.
Oh this is so great! I love that you and Kelsey from 74Gear collaborated on this video!
I've been watching quite a few of both the Mentour Pilot and 74Gear videos lately and seeing both of you two great pilots together in the same video is just awesome!! I love it!!
You and Kelsey should definitely team up and collaborate more in the future whenever your schedules and locations allow being in the same place at the same time!!
Thanks for this - What a great video!
Now THIS is what I call a crossover!
My two favorite pilots, I’ve waiting for this collaboration. Cheers too You Both!
Kelsey, I know what you mean about people coming out to see the plane. I flew the Beechcraft Starship 2000A for about 8-9 years back in the 90s and everywhere we went, especially smaller fields, the who town would line up along the perimeter fence to see what the hell just flew over. That was a lot of fun and we gave tours because we were all really proud of that bird.
Watching Kelsey was great, especially knowing he is captain now. Yay 🎉
🤣 That intro.
Ikr
Intro*
Now we need Kelsey and a B-52 pilot collab. "How do you even get off the ground with just four engines?"
Definitely need more collabs between you two.
I watch and love both channels, but what I wasn’t expecting of two professional pilots was that they would totally GEEK- and FANBOY- OUT! Hysterical and charming as hell. So cool. Thank you both gentlemen. : )
Great that you both came together to make a video together! You're both great! Hope there're more to come... :-)
“I’m gonna do something to relax myself”
So that’s what pilots call it...
"Hotel room movies"
Oh my gosh. What a great thing to see you both together. I really do love both of your videos. I'm not a candidate to fly, I'm a grandma. But son-in-law (so proud of him) is an American commercial pilot and we like to talk about his job, which only made me more curious about how it all works. So he recommended I watch some videos and I found y'all (yes I am from Texas. Dear son-in-law flies Airbus (so different than the views you both provide usually) but I am learning so much just about how it all works which I have always wondered about. I sometimes am nervous flying... I think maybe much less after learning all you both present. Kelsey, you don't look like my son-in-law, but your manner and humor and kindness and unflappability remind of dear son-in-law. You are both just lovely people. I want to say I have (though now retired) learned so much from you comments on CRM and leadership and how one responds to stress. I wish I had that training, in my regular work. Every lesson you offer on these topics, applies to any business or workplace and can make everyone's life so much better. As I tell dear son-in-law...Fly safely, include kittens in your pre-flight (they seem to be showing up a lot lately),, and make sure you find the snacks.
I like the puppy in the background!😍
Can the dog fill in as the flight engineer??
😂😂😂
Only if you want your aircraft to end up in the ground.
The dog has it easy for sleeping and eating. Lol
I think the dog can fly a 737 now ;-)
🛫Kelsey and Petter🛬..
The new dream team up in RUclips aviation✈
keep it up u fly guys 🛫 have a fantastic day blue sky's forever😎🛫🏔🌞
It's great to see you guys show-cased together. Both have great channels... informative and entertaining at the same time.
Very slowly Mentour builds his cockpit. First the pillows indicating the "wing tips" and now the Captain sits on port and the First Officer on starboard side. Very cool
Oh, how I've been waiting for this video. And well worth it.
I sad it when mentour posted a picture of kelsey with his pet, I knew him
Abdelkader Mehiz i thought it was sully first then i realized it was kelsey lol
@@edvinwihlneystark6764 yeah but he was clearly kelsey by the way hhhh
The 2 best Pilots I want on my flights next year
Great to see two pilots I have a tremendous amount of respect for sit down and talk together!
LOL, 3rd time watching this video. For some reason RUclips wanted me to see this again. Love both of you guy's channels. Always entertaining and informative. Thanks Petter and Kelsey.
just had to paus and say - Great Collab guys!!
Why is Kelsey's video private?
Nice video with the best pilots!!!!!👌👌✈️✈️
I love this presentation. I am subscribed to both of you. More please. I have learned a lot of things from both of you.
What a treat! Jay from Washington state here just outside Seattle. I was not aware that you two are friends. Every time I watch Peter's channel I think I'm cheating on Chelsey...and visa-versa. Now I can watch BOTH of you guilt-free!! All kidding aside, I love both "74 gear" and Mentor Pilot".
I love that pilots love this plane. My dad was a lead systems engineer on those planes. A lot of brain work went into that interface.
So good to see you guys together! Please do more of this
Awesome! I was surprised when I saw the thumbnail
Haha! We aim to surprise! I’m glad you liked it!
Great to see you two 'chewing the fat'!
I've spent most of my life either diagnosing people or machines, depending on which part of my life, and also in education (probably my favorite) but have never become a pilot, except for a brief time in paragliding. So it's a treat to watch you two, either alone or together. Great channels, both of you! 👉
Excellent! My 2 favorite aviation youtubers together in one video, and it looks like Kelsey got to meet Patxi, too. Good stuff. I hope you're both doing absolutely fantastic! ✈
My favourite plane: 747. Because, if you’re going to have to manage more than one engine, go for as many as you can.
You want a Dornier Do. X!
All we needed was captain joe then this would’ve been the perfect video I love all three of them
I love watching this ...my old boss was a civilian DOD manager.... he was also a retired Col pilot who flew combat missions in Korea. He would just sit and tell me all these technical stories about aircraft and runways around the world. The point about ;"Hollywood Movies being true" ... As an Infantry Training NCO, and a combat experienced solder (2/502 Inf, 101st Airborne), I know that most REAL combat experienced solders, will rarely, if ever, speak about the actual combat ... we talk about general things, like food, jungle animals, insects, snakes,,, never about our face to face experience, as it is one of the most intense and life changing things a human can experience. If you run into a person who just talks about the details of combat... walk away ... he's probably blowing smoke at you. I have walked out of war movies as it was so very far from the reality, like "Hamburger Hill", about a battle in the " A Shau Valley, west of the city of Huế, along the border of Laos on the DMZ ... the uniforms, how they moved and set up, was not right.... I spent my whole tour in that AO ... but that's Hollywood. great post guys
Came here as a 74Gear subscriber and fan and left also a Mentour Pilot subscriber and fan... WOO HOO!
Omg, 2 legends ✈️👩✈️
I must be odd, I can never see myself flying a 747
Thanks! You never know where you might end up!
I'm not a pilot but back in 2008 I had the privilege of sitting in a real 747-200 cockpit (steam gauges and engineer seat intact) right before it was due to be dismantled and scrapped. I was doing some designs for a company called Moto Art and they brought me out to the Mojave bone yard. I consider that a treat not even a lot of commercial pilots have had the opportunity to do. Nothing can prepare you for how high up you're actually sitting when you see it in person. It truly is awesome that something like that flies.
Mentour Pilot - True that captain, thanks for sharing, really enjoyed the video.
Evan J - Cool, I did my APS MCC in a full motion 747-400 sim, it was good, I like everything Boeing, unfortunately because of the way things are in the industry It’s not something I think I’ll ever meet the requirements for, it’ll be a niche for pilots I think
two of the aviation related content creators that i binge watch in ONE video, love it already. :-)
Greetz to both of you and enjoy your stay on this planet :D
Marius
Great video, Kelsey and Peter, and I'm Peter's dog Patxi loved having the guest.
🤪My English ass just spat my tea out when Kelsey said "smoking a blunt"🚬 🤪😂😂😂
Gangsta.
Mr Mentor has a name? Peter? That's nice to know! I like that you guys are oriented in the correct positions according to your captain and first officer bars and the navigation light/pillows are also correct.
I'm very happy to see both of you guys on at the same time on Mentor Pilot. Kelsey is really fun to watch in his RUclips channel "7 4, gear". I'd like to thank both of you for making the videos that you do for us. I helps me to understand more of the systems and procedures in landing an airliner. I've been a pilot since 1980 and wanted to be an airline captain but life has other ideas and I never got to make it to the big show.
I did fly the Microsoft flight simulator and enjoyed doing that. I honestly think I could lad an airliner if I had to.
Excellent! I watch both your travels with great enjoyment so this was a really pleasant surprise. I said "Sully" about a second before Kelsey, although I've not seen the movie, but I reckon that incident is so well known
What a bonus...my 2 favorite pilots I always follow...thanks guys...
Here from 74Gear(s) half of this EPIC crossover event.
This is fantastic! Fangirling over here. Kelsey's petting the puppy! Worlds collide! Been watching you both for awhile and just found this. Wish you two could have a series. I need to go watch the other one now.