Non-Pilot tries & FAILS to Land Airliner = epic crash - 737-200 full motion Level D sim
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crashed that plane so hard it turned into a helicopter
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Turbo drivin helo
he has litterally no idea what anything in the cockpit is. this is like asking someone who has never played the guitar to play in an orchestra
Yup. But this is funnier some how. Although you've given me an idea for an other video... if done right, a newbie trying to play an orchestra could be entertaining to watch...
@Hedgehog ... check out Yngwie Malmsteen /watch?v=TbHc5i4O2tc (ING-vay is how you pronounce his first name)
Daniel White guitars can't play in orchestras... stupid?
Daniel White no shit Sherlock it says NONPILOT
Hedgehog they do. Its a string instrument, usually a bass guitar but both are used. Don't listen to me I was just In a orchestra for 7 years thats all lol
On next week's episode, "Non-Physicist tries & FAILS to design a working nuclear reactor"
I'd totally watch that!
After that, we'll have, "Non-doctor tries and FAILS opthalmic surgery!"
These comments made my day. 😂
this all reminds me of the holiday inn hotel commercials....
I'm not a pilot and I landed a 747 5 times successfully in my local simulator, with little help each time. I went back a couple months later, did a full flight from SLC Ut, to Saint George Ut, with just co-pilot instructions.
Flying an airplane is not comparable at all to designing a nuclear reactor. Anybody can fly an airplane with practice, and minimal instruction. Nobody can practice designing a nuclear reactor without first studying and understanding key maths concepts and formulas. No formulas to flying a plane, unless you want to get really far into it.
I'd love to see "Non-Aicrafts Fly A Pilot"
You might want to try some russian videos
+_ _siR *soviet Russian
You might try going to ourtube
In Soviet Russia, plane flies you!!
🤦🏽♂️😂😂This is so funny
He didn't just crash the plane he crashed the simulator !
Also he made the computer crash as well!
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"let's check in back with brock's flight"... TERRAIN TERRAIN PULL UP that part was hilarious
+Bulldogmack Haha - thanks - yes, that footage was truly a gift to an editor :)
+This Guy even PMDG cannot simulate updrafts or downdrafts and FSX even with the best software cannot simulate real accurate weather changes ( not as fast and violently as it does in real life ) and I m sure there are many other features which are not perfectly simulated. Aprt from that PMDG did an AMAZING job in the 737 NGX
You could use active sky next for real time, real world weather
agreed, however ( and i m not sure about this ) doesn t active sky also use a refresh rate of some minutes?
You can change it. I have it on 15 minutes
Ha! Brock turned that Boeing into a Boing. Ah too funny.
Ummmm ba dum tsss?
Nice joke!!! 😂😂😂😂
I actually giggle sorted at this.
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Oh, I got to play with a 737 D sim for a few hours. Hands down the single most fun thing I've ever done.
Highlights:
1. Actually landed decently (although it started me on final approach, all I had to do was follow the ILS and flare)
2. Completely messing up my dad's turn by ""helping"" him with the trim
3. Forgetting I was in a sim and steering clear of a giant storm
4. Instructor meant to kill an engine but instead ripped it off
5. In the aftermath of #4 I had no hydraulics and the yoke felt like it was stuck in concrete (still flyable though!)
6. Trying to land with aforementioned hydraulic failure (and failing miserably)
7. Popping a tire on touchdown and having my phone rattle off the instrument panel
+Jonah Beale So this is open to the public in a museum somewhere? Please tell me :P
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Nah, we managed to find an instructor who was kind enough to operate it for free.
+[HSC]Battleboy43 Atlanta Delta Air Museum....$425.00 per hour
+Wonderfully Beautiful Definitely not cheap to run those old sims! I wonder what's the total bill is per month. A moderately rich person could probably easily afford a used jetliner sim (1-5mil$+shipping etc), but I wonder how much the running costs would add up to.
Same it's so fun I did a full flight Malaga to alicante in the simple my brother is a pilot he flys Norwegian
"Throttles back, OHHHHH it's gonna be a hard one. Oh nice you've saved it NOOO NOOO AHHH OHHHHH WUOOGHHHHHHH. BANK ANGLE" LMAO
+Juan Gil - Haha - yes - it was good times.
I had the laughter of my life xD
Airspeed too low, stall
"I know nothing about anything, I can barely drive a car" ... Hahaha, yea it's certainly not unexpected that he crashed. Now try it with a non-pilot who's only experience is playing aircraft "Simulator" games at home. Might be an interesting outcome.
Jameson Shockley ... Nice. I'm actually really good in FSX and X-Plane 10 doing landings from the cockpit view. I can even handle doing VFR flights and ILS landings. I'd be thrilled if someone offered me a chance to put that to a test in a real simulator. That said, I'd imagine being used to just hitting mapped keys on the keyboard wouldn't help when looking for a little switch on those very crowded consoles.
I don't remember where I saw it, but there was a magazine years ago that pitted real F-16 pilots against the best flight simulator pilots in a simulated dogfight and they fought pretty much to a draw. Now, I know that means nothing as a simulator is not the same as a real plane (no G forces, for one thing) but still pretty cool that gamers could hold their own in any such event. Mind you, these were gamers who were the best at their 'craft' and it was conducted using the game in which they'd played thousands of hours.
some "simulators" are far from "games"
Kopihucky True, but I believe the flight sim they used is was a COTS game, so in this case, the 'simulator' used was a bit closer to a game than a million dollar Air Force flight simulator, which is why you really can't infer anything from the results of the aforementioned contest. I'll have to research where I read about that contest, but was probably a decade ago.
I was more referring to sims that are available for users now. DCS for example. The only sim I know that models random bird strikes for example. While somethings are a game.. like FSX others have serious flight models, systems and avionics.
10:29 "pancake, pancake, pancake"
+wowforreeel Actually what it is saying is "Bank Angle" Meaning the airplane is pitched up to high.
+Adan Alspektor no. Bank angle means you are rotated / leaning on one side too much.
Daniel Yong Thank you for the correction.
+Daniel Yong it sounds more like 'banking'.
+Daniel Yong "rolled" is actually the correct term rotation refers to pitch as in taking off v1 rotate v2
Next is NON-Architect tries to design a building and FAILS.
Next is Architect tries to build what they design and FAILS.
even better
10:20 Ryanair training
wkwk
sewwt
Right
I have a 9 year old who is obsessed with planes and has watched every video on planes he can get access to.
For his birthday last week I booked him in to pilot a 1hr Boeing 737 simulator and he landed successfully 3 times.he even pulled off a touch and go.
Kid could barely see over the flight panel but I doubt I could have flown the thing with half the ease.
This was so entertaining to watch and oh so chaotic.
Good parenting, mom.
@@thebadaids thanks!
I know it's not an airliner, but one year during the Berlin air show I got the opportunity to try out a Eurofighter simulator. Everyone in the queue in front of me just flew the thing in circles, but when I got in I flew around until I saw a runway and headed right for it. The instructor was German and only knew basic English, but he caught on right away what I was going to try and with some basic instructions I managed to land it, smoothly. I was 14 and had never flown anything before, never even played a flight simulator game. I was so proud of myself :)
Just don't lose that edge Maverick.
Yeah okay buddy
LukewMorgan use the force Luke!!!
richard furlow use the force
And then everybody clapped at that kid, who was Albert Einstein.
I love how Brock just releases the yoke forward a bit and then overcorrects mega by yanking it all the way back! I think you can actually see biceps bulging at 10:21-10:22...I think that was the stall moment over the pavement...bounce...bounce...ooooooooh!
+patjschmidt Good call - exactly.
"Let's check back in with Brock's flight"
"Terrain, terrain, pull up" 😂😂😂
Uh.. ladies and gentlemen... we ahhh..... had a small change of pilots up here. uhhhhh..... prepare for a um..... rough landing.
TheDamienwashere or if it's his camera guy "lmao you're all dead"
If I was rich I'd build one of those babies in my basement.
"if"
"when"
"w"
You can buy some DC-9 sims for sale in minnesota right now. 5 days left on the auction and they're currently at $750
Chris Smith When I checked (after a news story talking about them) they were at $750 on the website.
10:22 he crsahed so hard the screen went blue😂
Lol
Did the computer say pancakes at the end over and over again?
It is saying "bank angle", to warn the pilot that he is excessively wing low
ohh ok :) guess I was hungry. Cool thing to note the the hardest part for a non pilot would be to find how to use the radio :)
Right! And I'm a private pilot saying I'd have trouble figuring out the radio in that thing - a non-pilot would be next to hopeless gaining control of the avionics.
Vladimir Ladev Bank Angle*
it wants pancakes
I could land a plane in real life. Here hold my beer.
Jev's Dad original, so original
XD
You have controll
Take your beer bro you'll need it
@@tomr6955 hahahah
2:19 Best screen for high tech simulation O.o
did you know the game is from 2006 and it called flight simulator x
Alvaro Bonilla Yeh time to move on no? i dont know just sayin...
Lolll
Its the camera try taking a vd of your phone with an iPad or something
CRT
"I can barely drive a car" 😂😂
I've been on this simulator. Very funny. I actually saw a 12 year old boy landing without any problem. He said his Dad was a pilot and he had been playing Microsoft flight simulator since he was 10. Anyone who plays Microsoft Flight Simulator for a few months will be able to land on a large simulator with the proper instructions and 2 or 3 training flights. This generation is learning in 2 years what took the previous generation 5 years to learn. The difficult about flying is to learn how the systems work on the airplane and what to do when they are not working. Than you need a few years of training and experience. The youngest co-pilot at Ryan Air is just 19 years old and is doing a great job.
right^^ it takes years to learn proper emergency related stuff and stay calm... a random guy would freak out when their stabillizer is jammed and plane goes to a nose dive... well alaskan airline crashed yet they did stay kinda calm and tried their best to safe the plane^^ but pilots make also mistakes like in the Helios accident where they tech crew did set cabin pressure to manual for some test and they didnt set it back up and they did not get it....
I once landed with 15 an sim with no playing Microsoft flight and no instructions try to tip this and it was a butter landing
At 13 years old I remember how much I was happy after landing like a real pilot, even with some crosswind, a 777 on xplane 7.
Then got bored of the game
@@superandreanintendo will full real life procedure you don’t get bored trust me
Yep. Flight sims and the roleplaying that goes with it are creating real jobs. I read a comment the other day about someone who joined VATSIM and started doing ATC as a hobby, and some time later he turned it into a full time job. The resources we have available to us in this day and age compared to what older generations had is absolutely invaluable to the education process.
This is an incredible channel and deserves way more publicity and interest!
Thanks! We're getting there - just keeping our heads down and producing consistent content.
This is the weirdest voice recorder I've ever heard, they were laughing after the crash.
Imagine you're flying Ryanair and you hear the "pilot" saying "I know nothing about anything! What does this button do?"
Great video, lmao after brocks crash, with the plane flipped over, and at a complete stop, and the computer is still shouting out "bank angle, bank angle", frickin hilarious! Its all in good fun, we all love Brock .
I'm a Dispatcher. Part of my systems training at my company was flying the sim. I impress the sim instructor when I flew a perfect pattern and had a good landing. He asked me if I wanted to switch sides because my flying was great haha
Great try a manual ndb approach without flight directors with only one engine and the other one on fire at night on a short snow contaminated runway in strong gusty winds and visibility just at minimums with a smoke filled flight deck then we'll talk ;)
+XSupra750+ whaaa??????
+XSupra750+ Did the flight take place during nuclear fallout? Lol.
But can he do it on a cold rainy night in Stoke?
meRyanP lolol the same thing happened to me and I was just a kid not even thing about being a pilot and now I’m in aviation school and I’m going to be a fighter pilot in the navy 👩🏻✈️
This guy would a perfect Ryanair captain
Gentlemen, I didn't know this type of channel existed...but thank you. I stumbled upon this by accident. Aviation is a passion of mine. I can spend hours watching anything on aviation. Hope to fly operate a simulator like this one day.
Thank you.
+Christopher Schemer Thanks for the friendly feedback! Glad you enjoyed this one, and if you're new, please check out the back catalog - there are nearly 80 videos now, and a new one comes out every second Friday :)
“Oooh you saved it” and then proceeds to push on the stick like there is no tomorrow.....ahahahhahah. Awesome episode! Love this channel!
Glad you enjoyed!
I'd love to try this. I am a non-pilot and I think I can land that plane.
doing it properly would be impossible, but if you were able to just fly the plane all you wanted and land wherever, probably. you'd need some time to get an idea of how it responds.
stressball you mean like just not pilot license or no flying skills at all? I'm not a pilot and landed a 737 simulator smoothly
I mean I have never flown a full size plane - only scale/RC and simulators.
You could not. I'm a VFR pilot with hundreds of hours in my logbook and I tried an identical simulator once. Just barely managed to land the plane/SIM with the assistance of a helpful SIM instructor next to me. The mental workload for an unexperienced wannabe pilot is just too high. Despite my previous training, I overshot the assigned altitude by a thousand feet in a blink of an eye.
Surviving the landing with instructor probable .. Just read on it and listen to that instructor. Im sure i could do it if they don't set a high crossing
Starting of the video was already hilarious LMAO.
I know nothing about anything! I can barely drive a car!
That was WAY FUN to watch! Thanks!
OHH, that was awesome! I flew 747-400 full motion D simulator last Monday and man was it something!
Lucky you ! ;)
+Master Yoda yes I did in as a matter of fact! Very good instuctor.
BA global learning academy at London Heathrow? I just had a go in their 772 sim a few days ago.
I have watched Brock’s crash probably 20 times and cannot stop laughing, it’s hilarious! Thanks FlightChops for all the hard work you and your staff put in to produce such a great channel for those who truly are enthusiastic and ambitious about aviation. Your channel has provided hours and hours of entertainment and knowledge for me. I just got my instrument rating and am excited to keep moving forward! #BoseA20
Congrats on the IR! I can't wait to join that club!
That final crash was hilarious!
hahaha! totally wigged out the physics engine, that crash was hilarious! That was a textbook balloon + stall x1000. That nose dive at the end though!!!
That would be a blast to visit that museum and fly the sim one of these days!
Ryan air: so how good do you land and fly the plane?
Amateur pilot: 10:20
Ryan air: okay perfect! You're hired
This was awesome. The only thing better than having fun and putting it on RUclips is when you can include your friends, as well. Cheers!
Way too much fun, Mr. Chops!
Watching the sim-enclosure dance is like attending a robot spectator sporting event. That thing was pitching way down simulating pressure against the seatbelts during reverse-thrust.
Cool!
+Windtee yes - it was really moving, and the way it simulates acceleration / deceleration, is awesome!
Scary part of that was that his final approach seemed recoverable right up until the end where he flipped over. Makes you really appreciate what airline pilots manage not to do every day.
Now do 9g maneuvers in an f-18 dogfight.
TLDeck he wouldn't even make it to 6 G's 😂
You’d wreck the hydraulics in the sim
When the airplane stayed in the air: Typical GTA 5
I'm sure 101% I could land that simulator I have no experience or anything, just watched all air crash investigation episode's.
I want this in my room :D. Thank you for a cool video keep up the good work ;)
I hope you guys can make my wish come true, i like to be a pilot, but at least i like to experience flying a flight simulator, flying is my dream since im a young boy but i was a polio victim one reason why i cant be one, wish one day i can sour the sky if not here maybe elsewhere
10:22 lol this is when the simulator breaks
My bank angle audio file in my brain is now corrupted because the comments changed it to pancake
“Now lets check back in with Brocks flight..” > TOO LOW TERRAIN PULL UP 😂 😂
This is a dream of mine. I love the 737-800 and I fly the Zibo 737 daily on X-Plane 11. I've always wanted to do one of those sims, because you get pretty much the full experience but you don't have the risk of dying if something goes wrong.
I would pay top money to play in that for an hour.
+Casey C You can. It's at the Delta Flight Museum. I've been wanting to drive down there and try it out some time, but haven't gotten around to it yet. It costs $400 for an hour, though, IIRC.
+vbscript2 lol I went to a simulator for half an hour was $45
I work for CAE .... My job is to look after these devices, I guess you would like my job ! Lol
no dont, get flight simulator x, its the same game as the game in this video, but it was modified to be in a plane
Alvaro Bonilla I have FS X. Having full-motion is totally different, especially with an actual flight deck installed. I can verify this from experience flying actual airplanes (though much smaller ones than a 737.)
Fun to watch, enjoyed it, thanks
I know right
Nice to see an "old friend" in the form of a B737-200ADV. It is a great machine, the sports car of the sky!
+Graeme Dugdale Awesome! That's what I hear from every one that knows about these things! I don;t have any experience to draw from, but for such a big thing, it really seemed to fly nicely.
+FlightChops
The B737-300 is my all-time favourite airliner to operate, but the 200 was my first jet that I was fortunate to fly for 6 years.
It is a good machine to see how good your IF training has been, whether you were taught attitude flying or performance flying. All the airliners are attitude + power = performance. It was interesting your comments about feeling as if you were catching up in the last video of the B737 when the auto throttles were in. With the underslung engines any change in thrust causes a change in pitch "if you allow it to." The B737 Classic and the NG are even more pronounced than the 200 in pitch change with thrust change.
A lot of people get intimidated by the fancy airline gear but at the end of the day it is just another aircraft like the cub, or the Cessna.
Keep up the good work with the video.
"I know nothing about anything" That really cracked me up. Sums up my attitude going into finals a few weeks ago.
+Vitaly M Totally :P When I heard that line, I knew Brock was getting his own episode. (it was not originally the plan)
What a beauty! Thanks again mate.
I cant even parallel park I would turn the plane into a pinwheel
i did this sim a year ago when i went to this museum. it was so worth the money. didnt crash once, never flew before, now i can land a actual plane myself during my training.
+Subieguy14 Subie! I drive a 2006 WRX :)
thats awesome!
"It's an entirely different kind of flying, altogether!"
The flight simulator is really fun. Every time I go to aviation with my kids I pay for us. There's one in Atlanta, and Lowe aviation in Macon.
I'm going to be a pilot
I am also want to be a pilot but I have a long way to go speaking I am only 12
Me too
Hehe as a home simmer I am just itching to see what you guys would make of P3D with the PMDG 737 addon and a decent hardware setup :) Spend some time with the multi hundred page manuals, learn all the buttons and procedures, and then get a shot on the Level D of the real thing ... you'd knock it out the park dude! Love from a sim anorak guy :3
+Kyle Clements hahaha, one of the worst movie ever.
As a sim fan also, I must admit that I'd like to save hundreds of passengers in case the pilots passed out.
+Cameron Putt hah - for sure - I'd not stand a chance to do the start up and push back procedures - forget it :P
***** Ah in that case you are an Aerosoft Airbus man :D There's a shortcut button for that (and you get a cute german female co-pilot who says "rooder trim".)
You have a fair few fans in the sim community, I see your channel get mentioned a lot on various forums!
Mirandorl hahahahaha you're so right about this Aerosoft Airbus co-pilot
+911gpd I think that sometimes, but I reckon if I actually had to do it I'd shit myself! XD
"Your Doing great" (looming skyline of massive buildings....)
Reminds me of bowling from a ball"s perspective
Yours is one of my very favorite channels. Great stuff, as always!
+adsvx Right on! thanks!
that would be really cool trying it out doing what brock did but me having 10+ years sim only it be fun to see how much i really know about flying it and if i were to buy a 737 would i be able to fly it properly
+crapper1 interesting idea!
+FlightChops yeah
+FlightChops Take me for the next experience .. Only thing i did is playing X-plane and i bet i will land your plane lol . Actually it is one off my dream to fly a real simulator without any instruction and land the plane as if there were no pilot in the plane and that i was the last hope for the passagers hahah. i m serious
+B737FLY not gonna ask you how do you land before having those 1500hours and why then commercial license is avaliable to pilots with around 600ish hours, if I remember correctly...
Also the chances are, if you will have to land in emergency you will have a bunch of people on the ground walking you through it anyway.
+ZloTip Exactly .. the difficult part would be to land it and if the runway have ILS, could do an auto-land .. but to bring the plane to the runway sigh , i would just have to let the AP, call the tower and ask for HDG, speed,.. Any way that is just a dream.. We are allowed to dream luckily lol. I m convice myself that it is possible .. May be not me but it is possible.
Actually Steve, I think in a real life scenario, you probably would find the radios alright - there's usually a PTT on the yoke, and a freq would already be keyed in.
+Ben Kolbeck Good point - maybe I am overestimating that part of the challenge.
As an airline pilot with 14000hrs it makes me smile watching this..
I'm a non pilot but have a lot of exp on PC flight sims (FSX mainly). I could probably do it. I understand the runway glideslope lights. (all red, bump your head, all white, outta sight). I
Made me laugh when the Mythbusters tried to land a plane simulation, heck, Jamie could not even figure out how to lower the landing gear.
I know right, people taking the home simulator access for granted.
Access to a good flight simulator at home was the single most helpful training aid I had during my instrument rating training. Simply having the ability to help solidify the things you've learned made a massive difference.
People think flying is easy , but I routinely crank up IMC in the sim, winds, 0 visibility , IFR conditions.
+Veronicca Lakewood I need to get a home sim running - great way to practice!
+FlightChops well mine is simple but it works
+Veronicca Lakewood Simple is fine :)
+FlightChops I like your show, I plan to start filming aviation stuff soon. I got my ppl back in June .
flying isn't really that hard. course, I've wanted to be a pilot for as long as I can remember. but other than that, it's a pretty simple thing to do
Cool ass vid. Beats my microsoft sim by far.
LOL it is your Microsoft Sim because it is FSX
i highly doudt this sim has anything to do with FSX
dimos k That set up is running FSor X plane
The graphics look like it. However the big difference is in the simulation of the airplane. The companys have all the real world performance data and design the plane models with it, which brings it much closer to reality. The typical sim will use ballpark figues for most of the stuff instead.
*Totals an Airliner*
Airliner: "Bank angle, Bank angle"
I like how this guy said in response to his friends questioning if he could and a airliner said "its like comparing a car to a 18 wheeler." unlike all those ballsy private pilots (single engine) and simmers who would have said "of course I could!"
+V1 Infinity Dylan Thanks!
It actually looks like that simulator is running on Microsoft flight simulator x. Is it?
Kaleb Bruwer it's prepar3d most of the time in the newer ones
Most likely, this is fully custom software designed specifically for this sim company. Something like FSX would be way too graphically intensive for a computer like that to power, same with any Microsoft FS product, but they're also inaccurate as far as the flight model goes, especially with wind changes and turbulence, which makes for a poor experience seeing as you've got this fancy sim that flies nothing like a real plane.. (I have never flown a real plane, I just got this information from what I've heard from actual pilots about the accuracy of sims.)
@@PseudoResonance FlightGear has a problem with weather, too.
it's all about the flaps, speed and angle ! So easy DUH ! (JK)
Hervé De Rinel. Also helps to hear that "glideslope" announced as well.
This is definitely one of the best new FC videos, if not #1. So much fun!
+literatesavant Awesome! thanks!
Lol when you fly a 737 it’s really easy all the buttons become muscle memory and it’s so good to watch the sunrise or set while you’re eating you’re food heading for a holiday abroad
Is the simulator free?
+Andrew “Fishing Addict” Cunrod Please see the description for links and details
+Andrew “Fishing Addict” Cunrod no, they just break-even with the proceedings
$425 for 45min
+jargon113 what a rippoff, the simulator is a game from 2006 called flight simulator x.
nope,it flight simulator x
Why do they use such terrible graphics.
The sim was built in 1999, so things on that end are a little dated for sure.
I loved the..."Let's catch up with Brocks flight..PULL UP, TERRAIN...PULL UP" 😂
10:48... time for some "unusual attitude recovery" training hahaha
I had a chance to try one out at Flight Safety and let me tell you, it is a whole other level from your at home flight sim! Feels like the real deal.
I've flown the skyline route and the exclusion in my little Piper. I've never been below the top of the Statue of Liberty. Brock took a 737 there. Nice. Great video, this one was a lot of fun.
+GA Flying Thanks! I'd love to do this in a GA plane - but it was fun to do it for the first time in a 737 :P
mi avión es su avión. Would be my honor to be part of a FlightChops video.
Really like the editing in this video, keeps those who came only for the crash for the entire video. :)
This video is very well edited! Awesome job, thanks for the upload!
Jesus he managed to make a 737 levitate that's gotta be a first lol
When the AC went out in the sim building at March AFB, I supplied mobile ACs to the computer room. Apparently, the hardware gets really hot. One night, I asked to look inside, and the guy let me fly it around. After that, a couple nights a week, I'd bring the guy Burger King, and he'd let me fly. My supervisor joked to everyone that I probably had more time in the KC10 sim than most pilots had in the air.
I got pretty good at it until he programmed a cross wind into it. It was humbling, and I ended up landing sideways and rolling. The best part was the refueling to which the guy described as two elephants dancing together at 30k feet. Good times.
I'm not a pilot and I tried to take off and land a B737 in a simulator, I needed some help to get things going, but when I got the hang of it, I enjoyed it so much!
The MythBusters also tried landing a plane. First attempt was solo and they didn't even make it to the runway. Second attempt was with someone talking them through it on the radio and I believe they both landed the plane.
I would love to have a try in 1 of these. Not only as someone who's played video games for way to many years but also someone with an A&P license and an understanding of what's going on in the cockpit. The landing part would be hard and fun
I've been lucky enough to find my way into a company that supports 10 of them for a Navy training facility. I have access to them pretty much anytime the training schedule allows. Sure does make going home to play FSX seem pretty pointless. Equally impressive is the amount of technology it takes to run one of these sims. Literally rooms full of servers for each one.
that mini in the backround is freaking awesome
Would absolutely LOVE!!!!! this!!!! Have been flying my own X-plane flight sim for about 10 years now on and off...of course all I have is a joystick and no motion or ability to see around a full surround cockpit.....but I think pretty sure I could fly a final without any instruction. Have been teaching myself how to fly all kinds of different aircraft into various airports around the world...and have a basic understanding of instruments and such. Lord...would LOVE if you would make this possible in the near future!!
oooh. Ole Yeller. Thats in my town. Cool that you got to see the P-51. I get to see it out and about sometimes on the weekends flying around.
He was fierce on those controls! Be smooooth man
I used to watch this guy's videos. After awhile I couldn't take looking at those ridiculous sideburns and had to give him up!
The crash had me laughing so hard, not at the guy in the left seat, but just because of the situation of a "oh sh*t!" moment in the sim! Brought back good memories with a great friend of mine, and their reaction was epic...great fun and great video...good job guys!
Not a pilot but love aviation and flying rc aircraft.
Ur making great videos. I’m inspired more and more
I've actually flown one of WN's newer simulators at HQ in Dallas. Such an amazing experience. This video took me back a bit. I took off from SJC, flew under the Golden Gate Bridge and landed safely at SFO with minimal help. I only have about 4 hours of actual flight time. The rest is all flight sims and video games at home.
Literally turned down an entrance to that exact flight simulator due to being in a rush and now that I see this I really regret not staying.
This is in the delta airlines museum in Atlanta Georgia and it's right next to the Atlanta international airport... That plane in the background of the Sim is a 767 and I sat in the cockpit😉
I’ve been in that exact simulator!
Lol back in flight school we heard about a class that had to goto the hospital after getting stuck inside a Level D. Apparently the student was nailing everything so the instructor maxed out the sim with tornado like weather. The sim freaked out and wouldn't stop until someone pulled the plug.