@@glennllewellyn7369 usually 12, all in trail, thankfully I fly out of the airport that they filmed the runway scene in the 6th Fast and Furious, so it is 26 miles long.
Yay, back to silliness! Good job! BTW, about the pounds of fuel with jets. This actually has nothing to do with weight or volume. Jets are so fancy their fuel can only be bought with British pounds sterling and the fuel gauges simply show how much money you've invested in each tank. So, to determine how many gallons you have when the fuel gauge displays pounds, you have to do the following: 1. Determine the price in dollars for a gallon of avgas 2. Use the current exchange rate to convert this dollar amount to pounds sterling, which gives you pounds per gallon on that day, depending on avgas prices and the exchange rate. 3. Divide the pounds shown on the gauge by this number, which then tells you how many gallons are in the tank.
So glad I found your videos. Your humor cuts the day no matter what I've been doing. I'm going to check my local plane park and see if I can borrow one of them to see if I really like flying.
On the Lear/Citation/Honda/Gulfstream/Max 8, it is the "Peter tube", but on a Piper it's a, uh..."Peter Piper tube", and plays tunes in a cheerful, whistling sort of timbre (or is it a "Pied Piper Peter Tube", to keep rats off the wings/fuselage, etc.)
Great video Bryan. "Combines the luxury of a modern jet with the speed of a 172" had me rolling! Keep up the excellent work Bryan, and have a safe, fun trip to Osh. 🇺🇸🛩️
Bryan with a Y - make sure you leave squawks in the maintenance logs about the missing "Bottom" marker on the Peter tube(s) and the missing "Sky above wing" placards.
So no joke… a Citation Latitude (per ADS-B, I’m not that that by sight) just flew overhead and I mentioned to my buddy I’d love to fly a plane like that some day. His exact response was, “A Lear Jet? That would be cool!” Your video struck me to the core!
Oh man, I love this Learjet Citation Bubble!!! It looks so much easier to fly than the Pilatus PC-172, I'm now learning on. Thanks for the great walk around and explanation. Very clear as usual as aspected!!!
I hope that you told your polo ponies down the back to buckle up before takeoff. FYI, usable fuel is about £10 per gallon where I am. Easy conversion for you, £6,000 = 60,000 gallons.
Great video Bryan! That LeerCessnaGrummanBravo 550 looks like a blast to fly! Especially at FL0008S. Wonder if I can get an STC for the external flush handle for my Bonanza 🤣
Awesome information Bryan! As easy as that Learjet Citation was to fly, it's tempting to upgrade from Archer. But I don't want to go that slow. 😂 Thanks for the laugh!
Thank you. Very informative. Do you think it would be OK for me to borrow one of these since I have a Sport Pilot certificate? I mean, like, the airplane does look kinda sporty - don't you think?
Unfortunately, sport pilots are not allowed to fly these. MOSAIC is coming though. The FAA is expected to release the MOSAIC NPRM soon. If that does not relax the rules enough to make the Lear Citation a legacy LSA, you can ask the FAA to change the rules. They have to read all comments that they receive.
I hope you recommend that the owner of that LeeerJet gets an oil analysis soon. No wait, duh, I forgot....it's all ball bearings nowadays. Next flight, check the Fetzer valve to see if it is ok. If it isn't, get some some 3-in-1 oil and some gauze pads. You might also need bout ten quarts of anti-freeze, preferably Prestone. No, no make that Quaker State. (Awesome vid BT!)
Next time, make sure you hook up fishing line to the chrome handle on the side of the plane and run it through the door so you can flush the toilet while you’re in the air.
I’m pretty sure that guy on Aviation101 invented those flaps. He may be able to tell you more (once the judge lifts his gag order for some oil analysis issue). I believe the the correct term is “flowers flaps” but since you’re only pointing to one, you may be right.
...I think it's actually "fouler flaps", because it could really foul things up w/ their misuse...or "fowler flaps", to keep chickens from roosting on your Lear/Citation/Honda/Gulfstream/Max 8.
I heard that with the Airbus 747-900 you don’t even have to torn off the autopilot when the little robot man says 10 and the plane will land itself, slow down and even taxi itself to parking BrYan. You should try that one next time you have to take a lesson or when you go for your check ride. It will make you look good!
Of course Dean! You make a kickass product! Can't wait to see ya next week. Eren already asked "Do we get to hang with Dean again?" She Really appreciated your generosity, and everything you did for us at Sun n Fun. See ya Soon!
runway 4 9er huh... you did great job taking off on that one .. and good thing I can't see a pilot sitting right seat in the reflect of your glasses from @FlyingEyes
It's a new style of sunglass they have It's called the flying eyes copilots it makes it look like there's someone else there. It's pretty weird but I like the frames
Well, that was cooler as you know what! Thanks for the preflight tips Bryan! Now I know I can go hop in a Learjet Citation Bravo. Type rating schmipe ratings are over rated, 😂😂, anyway.
That's a little misleading Brian-with-a-y. Only those fancy planes have the external flusher. Smaller planes have what looks like an oil drain plug. Makes sure its heated up when you empty it so it flows out efficiently.
Just to confirm, you were careful to stick your airspeeds at 85 downwind, 75 base, and 65 final, just like my 172, right? Also, you need to have a good A&P mechanic take a look at your bubble-ator, which was not creating bubbles on your final landing, a definite no-fly item...could just be a liquid soap issue, but I'm not a mechanic, so likely a mere $8,000 fix in my experience.
If you're going to be there on Monday forum stage 9 there's a meet and greet happening I plan on hanging around there for a long time after that's over to visit with folks
Yeah this slowtation is one of my favourites, and I'm shocked that you edited the video because after 10 the computer always says Retard, Retard so, just saying a anybody that's planning on jumping on me for that comment it means to retard the throttles
@@JustPlaneSilly Rocket engines don't rotate like that. I think those are Wankel engines. It looks like some sort of experimental with Mazda RX8 engines. Those are deathtraps. You are lucky to be alive.
50-40-30-20-10...If that's how much fuel you had left, you worked that out just perfectly
It's good to see that you're sticking to only serious and informative videos in the run up to Oshkosh.
Yeah. Now's not the time to be silly 😜
I’ve been towing gliders for a few months with a Citation Bravo and haven’t ever preflighted it, thanks for this.
How many gliders at once please?
...asking for a friend...
@@glennllewellyn7369 usually 12, all in trail, thankfully I fly out of the airport that they filmed the runway scene in the 6th Fast and Furious, so it is 26 miles long.
@@10RRASK
Good man.
Now let’s have beers.
Australia
Yay, back to silliness! Good job! BTW, about the pounds of fuel with jets. This actually has nothing to do with weight or volume. Jets are so fancy their fuel can only be bought with British pounds sterling and the fuel gauges simply show how much money you've invested in each tank. So, to determine how many gallons you have when the fuel gauge displays pounds, you have to do the following:
1. Determine the price in dollars for a gallon of avgas
2. Use the current exchange rate to convert this dollar amount to pounds sterling, which gives you pounds per gallon on that day, depending on avgas prices and the exchange rate.
3. Divide the pounds shown on the gauge by this number, which then tells you how many gallons are in the tank.
Thank God somebody knows how it works.
Such calculations can be performed quite easily using a Chinese abacus. Just need to use the Chinese currency exchange rate.
This was hilarious. You should consider doing one of your vintage airplane ads for this Lear Jet Citation Bravo
So glad I found your videos. Your humor cuts the day no matter what I've been doing. I'm going to check my local plane park and see if I can borrow one of them to see if I really like flying.
The rubber bumpers on the wings are also nice to knock the line guys out of the way 👍😆
You did well for your first time, That Commercial Cert will come in Handy!
On the Lear/Citation/Honda/Gulfstream/Max 8, it is the "Peter tube", but on a Piper it's a, uh..."Peter Piper tube", and plays tunes in a cheerful, whistling sort of timbre (or is it a "Pied Piper Peter Tube", to keep rats off the wings/fuselage, etc.)
Peter Piper is the one with a pepper canning factory.
Great video Bryan. "Combines the luxury of a modern jet with the speed of a 172" had me rolling! Keep up the excellent work Bryan, and have a safe, fun trip to Osh. 🇺🇸🛩️
Bryan with a Y - make sure you leave squawks in the maintenance logs about the missing "Bottom" marker on the Peter tube(s) and the missing "Sky above wing" placards.
I feel obligated to watch this video several times to help pay for the flight.
Hope I get to see you at OShkosh! Thanks for the joy your vids give us!
So no joke… a Citation Latitude (per ADS-B, I’m not that that by sight) just flew overhead and I mentioned to my buddy I’d love to fly a plane like that some day. His exact response was, “A Lear Jet? That would be cool!” Your video struck me to the core!
Oh man, I love this Learjet Citation Bubble!!! It looks so much easier to fly than the Pilatus PC-172, I'm now learning on. Thanks for the great walk around and explanation. Very clear as usual as aspected!!!
Lol,miss your comedy skits. That was great lol.😅
“...can’t get away from it.”
Gold!
I hope that you told your polo ponies down the back to buckle up before takeoff.
FYI, usable fuel is about £10 per gallon where I am. Easy conversion for you, £6,000 = 60,000 gallons.
Six hundred gallons.
Great video Bryan! That LeerCessnaGrummanBravo 550 looks like a blast to fly! Especially at FL0008S. Wonder if I can get an STC for the external flush handle for my Bonanza 🤣
"I thought I had 6000 gals of fuel onboard" 🤣🤣🤣
Awesome information Bryan! As easy as that Learjet Citation was to fly, it's tempting to upgrade from Archer. But I don't want to go that slow. 😂 Thanks for the laugh!
Man, you look great sitting in the Captain's seat of that Lear Citation Bravo jet! Actually, you look a lot like "Otto Pilot."
🤣🤣💀💀 you always come up with the most outlandish hilarious stuff man I love it!!
This video is so popular they sold out of Lear Jet Citations on Controller and Trade-A-Plane!
Thank you. Very informative. Do you think it would be OK for me to borrow one of these since I have a Sport Pilot certificate? I mean, like, the airplane does look kinda sporty - don't you think?
of course
Unfortunately, sport pilots are not allowed to fly these. MOSAIC is coming though. The FAA is expected to release the MOSAIC NPRM soon. If that does not relax the rules enough to make the Lear Citation a legacy LSA, you can ask the FAA to change the rules. They have to read all comments that they receive.
I thought that thing at the back end was a tail hook. Should you have an emergency over water and you had to land on the nearest aircraft carrier.
Even better than usual BrYan! 😃
Because I have never flown before but I just bought a Leer Jet (because it was on sale) and I need to know how to preflight it before I take off!
I hope you recommend that the owner of that LeeerJet gets an oil analysis soon. No wait, duh, I forgot....it's all ball bearings nowadays. Next flight, check the Fetzer valve to see if it is ok. If it isn't, get some some 3-in-1 oil and some gauze pads. You might also need bout ten quarts of anti-freeze, preferably Prestone. No, no make that Quaker State. (Awesome vid BT!)
Next time, make sure you hook up fishing line to the chrome handle on the side of the plane and run it through the door so you can flush the toilet while you’re in the air.
That would be bad for safety. If the pilot can go to the bathroom more than once, they will forget to land and risk running out of fuel.
External flush toilet, cool 😎😄
Great, now I want to buy a learjet citation bravo so I can make bubbles on landing...
One of your best. I'm ready for that Lear Now!
You missed the chance to use the Super Troopers quote: "You boys like (New) Mexico?!!!" 😂
You forgot the most important preflight item. The credit check.
automatically does that when flying over the barcode at the end of the runway.
Surely we can get a vintage airplane ad for the lear jet
👍☑ Absolutely outstanding BrYan! Made my Sunday, will be giggling all day now.
These are so much fun. Thanks for making them :)
Not me trying to describe systems during my slowtation type rating.
I’m pretty sure that guy on Aviation101 invented those flaps. He may be able to tell you more (once the judge lifts his gag order for some oil analysis issue). I believe the the correct term is “flowers flaps” but since you’re only pointing to one, you may be right.
...I think it's actually "fouler flaps", because it could really foul things up w/ their misuse...or "fowler flaps", to keep chickens from roosting on your Lear/Citation/Honda/Gulfstream/Max 8.
You had me at "peter tube"
I heard that with the Airbus 747-900 you don’t even have to torn off the autopilot when the little robot man says 10 and the plane will land itself, slow down and even taxi itself to parking BrYan. You should try that one next time you have to take a lesson or when you go for your check ride. It will make you look good!
That is true unless the Fetzer valve is opened.
LMAO! You’re hilarious! And, thanks for the kind words on Flying Eyes!
Of course Dean! You make a kickass product! Can't wait to see ya next week. Eren already asked "Do we get to hang with Dean again?" She Really appreciated your generosity, and everything you did for us at Sun n Fun. See ya Soon!
Had to watch just because the picture showed a cj and description said Lear! 😂
Don't forget to look for the Chute! Just like a Cirrus
Do you have a Lear Citation 550 type rating? I’m calling the FSDO!
runway 4 9er huh... you did great job taking off on that one
.. and good thing I can't see a pilot sitting right seat in the reflect of your glasses from @FlyingEyes
It's a new style of sunglass they have It's called the flying eyes copilots it makes it look like there's someone else there. It's pretty weird but I like the frames
@@JustPlaneSilly That's just the camera man on the copilot seat, nothing to see there.
Flush the angle finder. Find the blue snow .
Never eat blue snow!
@haroldnelson3734 no better advice was ever found concerning blue snow...
I was watching to see when you brought it back to see if the owner and the police was waiting on you ! That would have topped it of .
You failed to explain the purpose of the bubble blower flap, it’s there to scare away any birds overtaking you.
Indeed, but at 11:33, you can see he forgot to add the bubble-stuff.
I've heard that you can get free flights in a Leer jet if your name is Crystal Shanda. If you understand, you are enlightened...
Video + comments = Comedy gold! '-)
Man,this channel has really moved up in the world 😂
Well, that was cooler as you know what! Thanks for the preflight tips Bryan! Now I know I can go hop in a Learjet Citation Bravo. Type rating schmipe ratings are over rated, 😂😂, anyway.
That's a little misleading Brian-with-a-y. Only those fancy planes have the external flusher. Smaller planes have what looks like an oil drain plug. Makes sure its heated up when you empty it so it flows out efficiently.
Once you've flown a Grumman, you can fly anything.......
Truth
you're clearly ready to start BryanAir
If airplanes are not driven on roads, shouldn't they have off road tires?
You should have gone over to Hicks Air Field now that would have been fun.🤯🛫 after taking off of runway 49.
I hope I never have a Peter Tube.
Peter tube...!
11:34 I didn’t see the bubbles 😢
We used metric soap instead of imperial so the bubbles were much smaller. Hard to see on camera.
Did you check the smell?
It HAS to have that kero smell!
Please do a Centurion and Bonanza video comparison!!
Just to confirm, you were careful to stick your airspeeds at 85 downwind, 75 base, and 65 final, just like my 172, right? Also, you need to have a good A&P mechanic take a look at your bubble-ator, which was not creating bubbles on your final landing, a definite no-fly item...could just be a liquid soap issue, but I'm not a mechanic, so likely a mere $8,000 fix in my experience.
It will take you a whole week at the FSDO to explain this one.
I also leer at jets
Please do a Centurion and Bonanza video comparison!! 😅
I thought you needed epaulets on your shirt to get the engines to start on the Lear Citation Bravo. Maybe that’s just the Falcon option.
How are the epilates under my black polo
I’m just glad to see your upside down tomato grower did not work either, just like mine.
Hahaha. Yup
Br(y)an, where can we meet up with you at airventure? My son and I would love to meet you!
If you're going to be there on Monday forum stage 9 there's a meet and greet happening I plan on hanging around there for a long time after that's over to visit with folks
....now do I look like the type of person ,who would 'borrow' a light plane , take it for a joyride and return it ...un-scathed...?
Yeah this slowtation is one of my favourites, and I'm shocked that you edited the video because after 10 the computer always says Retard, Retard so, just saying a anybody that's planning on jumping on me for that comment it means to retard the throttles
I want a Leer🤣
leer means empty in German, you dont want am empty plane, do you?
You may have to fix that clock, it looks all messed up and counts the hours up like seconds
Peace out! 😂😂😂😂😂
Also spelled it Leerjet in the title
less chance of you ,Eren or the kids being sucked out of a popped door..wise choice
Bring it to OSH and give me my type rating!
Leer Ghettz rawk!
11:33 where are the bubbles. -_-
I'm leering at the tape on your hat. see what I did there?
My dog chewed a hole in it. I get a new one in 8 days though.
"How to preflight a Lear Jet"
And the video shows a Cessna Citation......
All little jets are Lear Jets. All little propeller planes are cessna's and all commercial planes are 747s
@@JustPlaneSilly Hahah!
Did you fly under the FAR part 103 privilege?🤪
Got any friends with a Boeing A380 NG? Probably easier to fly than that Leerjet Citation 550 Bravo
😂😂😂😂😂😂
That does not look like a Learjet. I am pretty sure that's an Aerostar, or maybe a Long-EZ.
I just know its a twin. Also powered by some sort of rocket engines
@@JustPlaneSilly Rocket engines don't rotate like that. I think those are Wankel engines. It looks like some sort of experimental with Mazda RX8 engines. Those are deathtraps. You are lucky to be alive.
1st
Just happened to be looking for something on RUclips at the second it was released
Peter tube???
Seriously??
intro picture is a citation. A learjet is made by bombardier.. goofball
No it’s not, that’s clearly a Falcon.
All I know is it's Cessna on the box when I opened it
I’m still holding out on getting a pair of FlyingEyes till I can use the code: BrianwithaY
I have a code but I never push it just because I rarely ever wear sunglasses. Don't want to appear phoney. They are good sun glasses though.