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  • Опубликовано: 4 май 2024
  • Your Path to United Airlines: bit.ly/UALPilotApplication ... I absolutely love flying the Boeing 767, so I wanted to give you the chance to dive behind the scenes with me inside and outside of this legendary jet. We'll walk around the outside of the airplane and take a look inside the flight deck and cabin. With 37 767-300s and 16 767-400s in 2022, United has one of the largest fleets of 767s in the world, flying as short as Chicago to Washington DC or as long as Munich to Houston. For over 40 years, the 767 has played an extremely important role for United, connecting major cities and even flying seasonal destinations not found at any other airlines... Oh, by the way - Did you know the 767 was originally designed with a 3rd engine? It's time to jump inside this iconic jet.
    This video was filmed with approval from United Airlines.
    Become an Airline Pilot Today: www.swaynemartin.com/
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    Thanks for watching!
    Swayne Martin
    Email: contact@swaynemartin.com
    Website: www.swaynemartin.com/
    Instagram: / swayne.martin
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    I couldn't make this production possible without some amazing videographers, including B-Roll from:
    @OHAREAVIATION
    @SamEckholm
    @united
    @Boeing
    @NickFlightX
    @Boeingspotter1
    @88hheKIAHSpotting
    @sanspotterbonusfootage
    @PlaneTV_
    @BAVBavarianAviationVideonews
    Thumbnail Credit: @southernplanes (Instagram)
    Video Chapters:
    0:00 The Iconic Boeing 767
    0:39 Where United 767s Fly
    1:15 Boeing 767 History
    2:38 Aircraft Dimensions
    3:08 Aircraft Performance
    3:34 Cabin Tour (Polaris, Premium Plus, and Economy)
    4:35 Flight Attendant Crew Rest Seats
    5:05 Aft Galley - The Biggest Onboard!
    5:31 Pilot Crew Rest Seat Tour
    5:55 High-J Polaris Business Class Tour
    6:51 Exterior Walkaround Introduction
    7:15 Pratt & Whitney 4060 Engines
    7:35 Landing Gear Information
    8:09 Two Ailerons with Aileron Lockout
    8:36 Flight Deck Tour
    9:19 Panel by Panel - 767 Flight Controls and Instruments
    13:12 767-400 Flight Deck Differences
    13:24 Pilot Inflight Characteristics
    14:30 I Love Flying the 767!
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Комментарии • 851

  • @SwayneMartinPilot
    @SwayneMartinPilot  Год назад +578

    Ok, now you know about the 767. What do you want to learn about the 757?

    • @ryanspellman3873
      @ryanspellman3873 Год назад +36

      Everything! I love your content, thank you. I finally got to fly on a 400 this past week between EWR and IAH. Love at first flight.

    • @mikeparkin7262
      @mikeparkin7262 Год назад +30

      Yes please, the 757 is my fav aircraft

    • @IAD_Flyer
      @IAD_Flyer Год назад +5

      Of cource we do. :-)

    • @theanonymouscat5062
      @theanonymouscat5062 Год назад +14

      Please make one on the 757! Please 😭

    • @mikeybhoutex
      @mikeybhoutex Год назад +6

      Make sure you mention Row 10's non-window window seats. :D

  • @driver288
    @driver288 Год назад +504

    I can see why United happily let you make videos like this. It’s very professional and a good plug for the airline. They should be very happy to have you.

    • @atcdude067
      @atcdude067 Год назад +22

      The whole thing is a giant advertisement for United. Puh-lease.

    • @driver288
      @driver288 Год назад +47

      @@atcdude067 Well. He have been vlogging for a while now working the regionals enforce moving up the chain. This is his current employer. He is exited to get the chance to fly awesome classic wide bodies at a really young age probably due to the pilot shortage. Good for him to time his career well. Don’t be grumpy and take the fun away for him

    • @bganjavian
      @bganjavian Год назад +14

      He makes 40 year old plane seen like it’s emirates A380

    • @tyy5557
      @tyy5557 Год назад +9

      He's young and smart.

    • @bobbypatterson7481
      @bobbypatterson7481 Год назад +1

      I couldn't agree more.

  • @jamtrack7867
    @jamtrack7867 Год назад +378

    It’s so amazing to see your journey to this aircraft! I remember the Cessna days, the Hawaiian commutes and all :)

    • @andysorensen1737
      @andysorensen1737 Год назад +14

      I’m another longtime viewer (Albeit not that far back) and yeah, it’s been great to see the progression from those RJs with Envoy to now freaking 767s flying internationally.

    • @carlocuniberti2654
      @carlocuniberti2654 Год назад +6

      I have been there with you I remember back then in Hawaii that time is when I fell in love with planes from him now Im in training for my license

    • @brendanpetry6709
      @brendanpetry6709 Год назад +5

      That was 100% my inspiration going through private training back in the day!

    • @TheChuckinSC
      @TheChuckinSC Год назад +2

      You are a very fortunate young man!

    • @MusicBear51
      @MusicBear51 Год назад +1

      Wow!!, Swayne, what journey!! It seems like it’s been ages since Envoy!! I’m so PROUD of you 👍. Thanks for continuing the AMAZING videos. I hope to someday fly ✈️ with you. Do you ever get to TIA ? I live 16 miles from Tombstone. Happy trails 🛩 !!

  • @zk9058
    @zk9058 Год назад +159

    Love the history of the 767. Never knew it was designed as a tri-jet!
    Great to see you progressing thru your career and still loving your job….your enthusiasm for flight is still very much infectious! Keep up the great work!

    • @SwayneMartinPilot
      @SwayneMartinPilot  Год назад +11

      Thanks for watching! These take a ton of effort, so it's nice to hear you enjoy it.

    • @Haywood-Jablomie
      @Haywood-Jablomie 4 месяца назад

      ​@@SwayneMartinPilot Where did you go !!!???

  • @MarkGoddard1973
    @MarkGoddard1973 Год назад +30

    My great uncle worked on both the 757 and 767 during his career as a wind tunnel / model engineer at Boeing. It is great to see these plane still out there!

    • @rodcoulter997
      @rodcoulter997 Год назад +3

      He did good…Flew both over 20 years…B757-300 is the best flying jet ever made.

  • @mjfreespirit
    @mjfreespirit Год назад +15

    A man who has achieved his dreams! From a small airline in Hawaii to the 767! That is success!

  • @alexmatson81
    @alexmatson81 Год назад +16

    This Channel is the definition of Quality over Quantity. Your work doesn't go unnoticed. lucky bugger flying the 767 and 757!

  • @SpaceCaptainDR
    @SpaceCaptainDR Год назад +7

    The 767-300 is my favorite airplane. Best routes to Europe! What a great channel

  • @gabrielleDC10
    @gabrielleDC10 Год назад +20

    I loved watching this. My father was a Captain for United Airlines 1960-1994..I think (but not positive) that was the last airplane he flew before his retirement. I wish I had more conversations about his career/aviation before he passed. I appreciate you posting this, beautiful airplane! Thank you💙

    • @MACQ98
      @MACQ98 Год назад

      Sad

    • @LMays-cu2hp
      @LMays-cu2hp Год назад +1

      Bless your Father, a Former Career Pilot. I hope your family continues to see themselves in the Aviation Industry for now and in the future.

    • @gabrielleDC10
      @gabrielleDC10 Год назад

      @@LMays-cu2hp Thank you for your kind words and yes the love for aviation runs in the family blood

  • @georgebrennan2304
    @georgebrennan2304 Год назад +25

    Retired on B767-400. Great job kid. Would have enjoyed flying with you. Very professional.

    • @MasterCarguy44-pk2dq
      @MasterCarguy44-pk2dq Год назад +1

      ​@@CaptainSwoopif your over 55 and Sawyn is under 26 hes a kid in ny book. If they're young enough to be your kids.

    • @MasterCarguy44-pk2dq
      @MasterCarguy44-pk2dq Год назад +4

      Its a compliment of sorts.

    • @Jeff-sp7bg
      @Jeff-sp7bg Год назад +1

      When you get older you will know why lol. Anyone under 50 is a kid

  • @DrexAviation
    @DrexAviation Год назад +31

    It’s crazy to see how far you’ve come, I remember watching you on island hopping airlines and you’ve come to this! I am currently 13 Y.O and hope to start a similar journey in a few years and I hope to have the same journey you did!

    • @Akira-fr6wj
      @Akira-fr6wj Год назад +4

      Same here! I remember I was 13 just like you now when I started watching him when he was at mokulele. Now i'm 18 and got accepted in a flight school program which starts tomorrow. Best of luck to you, time will fly by and before you know it i'm sure you'll be in that left seat too!

  • @MercFE8235
    @MercFE8235 Год назад +13

    Great to meet you at ORD last week. 767 is a great aircraft! Keep up the great videos.

  • @EthanPricco
    @EthanPricco Год назад +4

    Flew on a 767-400 (Delta) a few years ago and I’m grateful for it. Very smooth ride on a plane that you don’t see much today.

  • @flyblue6749
    @flyblue6749 Год назад +25

    This is probably one of the best videos of the 767 out there. Thanks Swayne keep it up! Hopefully we´ll get to see something like this for the 57 too ;)

  • @CenTexAviation
    @CenTexAviation Год назад +39

    Incredible video! I learned so much from this and really enjoyed it! I've been a supporter of your channel since your days flying Cessna 208s with Mokulele Airlines. It's crazy how far you've come! I once had the pleasure of flying onboard a United 767-300 from Houston to Denver, and it was an incredible flight. It's awesome that you get to fly a fantastic aircraft with so much history and so many cool characteristics!

  • @theMacGyvercom
    @theMacGyvercom 8 месяцев назад

    awesome video. Very well thought out and very informative.

  • @platinum9118
    @platinum9118 Год назад +4

    Awesome video Swayne . I have been following you ever since you started out as a private pilot you have come a long way.I love watching your videos you give such good information on the aircraft you fly and being a pilot.Congratulations on all your accomplishments.I am sure your family is very proud of you.Thank you for sharing all these awesome videos .

  • @treysouth4180
    @treysouth4180 Год назад +2

    Wow! Great walkthrough of the 767, especially the cockpit. Thanks Swayne, great job!

  • @pilotwill18
    @pilotwill18 Год назад +4

    767 freight pilot here… great video showcasing the history and build of the plane. I know these videos take a lot of time to produce, but they are always well done. Looking forward to your future posts!

  • @CngDelta757
    @CngDelta757 Год назад +7

    As someone who builds these fine jets you've done here more than justice! Love it! Makes me feel very proud to be a part of it. Would love to see an E/E bay tour of any jet you feature next!

  • @ci7alex1
    @ci7alex1 Год назад +12

    What an excellent video. So much detail that is spot on. Also great marketing material for United, for one now at last I got to know the different cabin product. Can't wait for the 757 video. The powerhouse aircraft.

  • @elgordo496
    @elgordo496 Год назад +1

    Thanks for the tour Swayne. Be safe and all the best!

  • @mitchellbarnow1709
    @mitchellbarnow1709 Год назад +11

    Swayne, thank you so much for sharing these incredible flying machines with your ever growing audience! You are one of a kind.

  • @rankingpow7084
    @rankingpow7084 Год назад +1

    Wow you are very fortunate to be flying this two amazing still classic airliner jets, I can see you really enjoying them! Thanks so much for the great videos.

  • @cmm170526
    @cmm170526 Год назад +1

    Great and very interesting behind the scenes look at the 76. Thank you very much for braving the cold weather to film this for us! Safe Travels!

  • @highcountrypackrat8215
    @highcountrypackrat8215 Год назад +1

    Swayne, I’ve been following you for several years now. I’m 36 and just started my flying career thanks to you!

  • @jackronald5500
    @jackronald5500 Год назад +8

    As a United Airlines Captain and Flying the 767-400 I’m privileged To fly this amazing jet Because of its amazing history it shows the Best of Our pilots and It’s history and will always rule the sky for united.

  • @LMays-cu2hp
    @LMays-cu2hp Год назад +1

    Thank you sharing a beautiful aircraft..I am glad I have flown on our 767s out of Chicago..

  • @anbooba
    @anbooba Год назад +1

    I'm so glad and happy to see you flying the 767 and on my former Airline, UA. I was following your career advancing since the C208 in Hawaii. Enjoy the airlines life and good luck always.

  • @mpepi8778
    @mpepi8778 Год назад +7

    Another awesome video, Swayne! I learned a lot about the 767, which is one of my favorite aircraft. It is very impressive how knowledgable and passionate your are about aviation!

  • @cromoscromos4907
    @cromoscromos4907 3 месяца назад

    Wonderful! Thanks for the informative tour. Your enthusiasm is infectious.

  • @kenstevenson4133
    @kenstevenson4133 Год назад +1

    Great review of this beautiful plane learned several things like aileron lockout and airspeed bugs.. old school. Keep up the nice vids 757 sometime soon. Thx for sharing.

  • @denniscumiskey5179
    @denniscumiskey5179 8 месяцев назад

    Excellent video, thanks!

  • @gregoverley5349
    @gregoverley5349 Год назад +17

    What a great tour! Thanks Swayne! I’ve so enjoyed following your career and seeing how far you’ve come! So awesome!

  • @hamradiojim6788
    @hamradiojim6788 Год назад +1

    It's been great (and a privilege) to follow you through your career, right up to the "big ones." Congratulations and much more success (and more videos, please).

  • @kam_a3216
    @kam_a3216 Год назад

    great video. thank you for taking the time and explaining a good deal in such a short time.

  • @nathanieljackson9489
    @nathanieljackson9489 Год назад +1

    Great video man, love how thorough and in-depth you were with explaining everything about the airplane. Keep up the good work!

  • @paulsautocm
    @paulsautocm Год назад

    Thanks for the tour, had to imagine your progression in just the past few years. Life is good.

  • @johnuruski651
    @johnuruski651 10 дней назад

    What a great video sir!! Your parents must be so proud of you with such an amazing career so young. Your explanation of your Aircraft was spot on, not to mention your overall Charismatic attitude and Personality which will carry you far into your Flight Career… Thanks so much!! Happy Flying!!

  • @adamcollins9404
    @adamcollins9404 Год назад +1

    It's an amazing aircraft to maintain too, so very well thought out through design. Feel so happy to work on them. Hope to catch you in London soon 👍🏻

  • @TheLincolnshireFlyer
    @TheLincolnshireFlyer Год назад

    Really enjoyable video and explanation into this aircraft. Thank you. 😊

  • @robertbangkok
    @robertbangkok Год назад

    Wonderful! One of your best vids. Especially appreciate the clues about seating. Thank you!

  • @kencase2179
    @kencase2179 Год назад +1

    767 is my favorite aircraft. I love how detailed your videos are. Can’t wait for your next video.

  • @lagonzalez81
    @lagonzalez81 Год назад

    Amazing work, Swayne! Thank you for this video and all of your content.

  • @KutWrite
    @KutWrite Год назад +2

    Hi Mr. Martin. I'm glad to know where you are and what you're up to. I followed you in your early years with great interest due to your cheery disposition and solid work ethic. You're also very strong communicator. Keep at it and enjoy your life. You've earned it!

  • @38911bytefree
    @38911bytefree Год назад

    I love the cockpit, like a perfect mix of tech and vintage ... also a bit of military look to it ..... A GREAT and proven Boeing product. Congrats !!!!. Such an acomplishment !

  • @rwnordmark
    @rwnordmark Год назад +1

    Great video Swayne. You are a great example of an airline pilot for younger people contemplating an airline pilot career.

  • @wolfgangjay8394
    @wolfgangjay8394 Год назад

    This is so refreshing to watch, happy for you lad. Hope to progress like you someday ♥️

  • @FlyNorse787
    @FlyNorse787 Год назад

    What a nicely done and wrapped footage. Keep that quality work. Many thanks !! 😊

  • @PaulGarthAviation
    @PaulGarthAviation Год назад +4

    Really great video, Swayne. Your explanations are really informative and clear.
    When you mentioned 757, I remember coming back from USVI to New York (in 1995), piloted by Capt. Bonnie Tiburzi.
    Continued success.

  • @atiku_7776
    @atiku_7776 Год назад +16

    A transition from ERJ-145 to the 767 was a long journey, here you are living the moment

  • @atb1325
    @atb1325 Год назад

    Swayne you have come a long way. Thanks for showing us this plane and continued good luck in your future!

  • @petertarantelli
    @petertarantelli Год назад +1

    Great video Swayne! Thanks for the primer on the beauties you’re flying these days.

  • @fkier5963
    @fkier5963 Год назад

    Just flew out of the same gate at ORD two weeks ago on a UA 767 to LHR. Love the 767 and had a wonderful flight!

  • @davidbartlett7344
    @davidbartlett7344 Год назад

    Another great vedio and detailed explanation. The tour was great and thank you. Happy New Year and keep up the great work. Hope to see you in Boston.

  • @crunchyblack2224
    @crunchyblack2224 Год назад

    Amazing job with this video. Thanks for sharing!

  • @stevehofmaster4292
    @stevehofmaster4292 Год назад +5

    Thank You so much Swayne for this awesome 767 tour,such a remarkable airplane I've been a passenger on one numerous times very nicely done thanks again!

  • @goldfishandchips
    @goldfishandchips Год назад

    This is a great video - super informative, very clearly presented and explained.

  • @v12kid
    @v12kid Год назад +1

    Thanks for this video! Such a cool over view and also my favorite Boeing airframe. Keep them coming bro!

  • @IHaulBoxes
    @IHaulBoxes Год назад +7

    Yet another hugely interesting and well produced video Mr. Martin! Thanks for taking us on the tour. (and also interesting to compare it to the 74 that I'm on now.)

  • @420Donnelly
    @420Donnelly Год назад

    Thanks for this video Swanye. A different, but very interesting view of an aircraft.

  • @BADonnelly65
    @BADonnelly65 Год назад

    Hi Swayne..I just discovered your channel. The United Livery caught my attention as I’m a QCL on our Airbus fleet. I’ve never flown Boeings other than plumbing the 727 my first year at UAL. I thoroughly enjoyed this tour of the 767 and learned a lot. I will continue to follow your channel and career and look forward to what comes next. Thanks for the professional production and so glad you’re out there putting a good face on our team. This really is a great place to work!

  • @380Scania
    @380Scania Год назад

    Thanks for a very informative vlog. Nice to see your career progression and that United continues to allow you to share your days and career with is. Greg 🇬🇧

  • @eliomarlacerda2364
    @eliomarlacerda2364 Год назад

    Fantastic video Swayne.
    I'm from Brazil and 767 is special to me because back in 1983 when i was 11yo a friend came from Seattle and give me a big post from a brand new Boeing 767 cockpit.
    Fly safe, wish you the best.

  • @trinipilot2246
    @trinipilot2246 Год назад +1

    I really enjoy your videos Swayne. It has truly been an amazing journey watching you flying around in Cessna's at UND to now 767's, Congrats!!! My favorite is the 767-400! I was there when Continental took delivery, and I had the opportunity to maintain them. It really is a great aircraft!!

  • @gavinj5468
    @gavinj5468 Год назад +1

    This was awesome! HUGE fan of the 767/757! Please try and do something similar on the 757 - it's my favorite plane! Showing the quirky things about the plane and even your own pilot stuff around the cockpit is awesome! Like no other

  • @simonscoggins1154
    @simonscoggins1154 Год назад

    I love your enthusiasm. We have not had these domestically for a very long time in Australia. Loved flying on Ansetts when they had them.

  • @anthonyvallillo422
    @anthonyvallillo422 Год назад +5

    I spent the last 9 years of my career flying these, mainly for the places we went - the 777 had far fewer desirable destinations in that era at my airline. Interesting points about the center systems, although it may be that they would have been included anyway, since the A-300-600 also had three hydraulic systems and I know for certain that there never was any plan for a 3 engine version of that airplane (it was designed, as a twin, to an AA specification that had been put forward for the jet that became the DC-10 - AA always wanted fewer engines). As a bid status, it was arguably the best at the airline, since it encompassed both wide and narrow body, short and long hauls (or at least as long as I was prepared to tolerate!), international and domestic. I'm glad I had the opportunity to fly it and the 757. Too bad we retired all of them a few years back.

  • @dieterdt6753
    @dieterdt6753 Год назад +1

    Fantastic video, Swayne, thanks for making the effort!

  • @ronaldbove4414
    @ronaldbove4414 Год назад +1

    Hello Swayne,
    You have come a long way from the Cessna Caravan in Hawaii! Keep up the great work. You are an inspiration to all those people who aspire to be a pilot. I look forward to your next video.

  • @NinjagoGuy416
    @NinjagoGuy416 Год назад +3

    I’m a licensed mechanic; I work on 767s at my company. Although ours are converted freighters flown by Amazon, and they’re equipped with GE engines, which I vastly prefer to the PW engines.

  • @rubenalcantara1581
    @rubenalcantara1581 Год назад

    This video is amazingly done. Pretty informative, and makes you want to become a flying pilot. Congratulations

  • @kevincozby
    @kevincozby Год назад

    Great job, as always buddy! Enjoy flying that awesome aircraft!

  • @nvabill
    @nvabill Год назад

    Congratulations on your 767 assignment Swayne, thanks for the video!

  • @AvStevieStevenJamesDrums
    @AvStevieStevenJamesDrums Год назад

    That was amazing explanation. Bravo 👏🏻

  • @MCMXI1
    @MCMXI1 Год назад

    I love Love LOVE the 76. Best seating arrangement of any aircraft.

  • @sumeetbeniwal6365
    @sumeetbeniwal6365 Год назад

    I have flown on the United 767-300 in 2017 from Houston to Munich with my family. It is so cool that you are a pilot! It is my dream to be a pilot since my dad is.

  • @FlightGamingHubExtra
    @FlightGamingHubExtra 9 месяцев назад +1

    What a awesome video man, I wanna be a pilot myself and I'm so lucky that I will be flying the B767-400ER on August 5!

  • @sodbuster1677
    @sodbuster1677 Год назад

    Awesome video, it’s been fun watching your journey over the last 6 years. I always had a picture of a United 747 in the front cover of all my school books growing up to inspire me.

  • @graysono
    @graysono Год назад

    I've been following you since you began.
    So very proud of you lad!
    Best from me Down Under in Middle Earth!

  • @nickgiovanni6518
    @nickgiovanni6518 Год назад +9

    Swayne another banger, great video really love the 300/400 series comparisons and of course the aircraft information you deliver to all us Aviation Enthusiasts.

  • @chowchillachuck
    @chowchillachuck Год назад

    Fascinating video. I have a whole new appreciation for the 767. I have been a passenger on a number including United.

  • @mikestone9129
    @mikestone9129 Год назад

    Swayne you've come a long way really fast. I've been watching you progress for a long time. Congrats and keep climbing.

  • @brianreynolds1098
    @brianreynolds1098 Год назад

    Swayne, thanks so much for the behind the scenes look now that you've made it to the big time. Kids normally don't get this look at this level. Keep inspiring !!!

  • @jonathanparry9505
    @jonathanparry9505 Год назад

    Thank you for sharing this information

  • @arizona7377
    @arizona7377 Год назад +12

    I absolutely love flying on the 767-300, and it was my first widebody flight, so flying in an airplane that big, especially on a domestic route, was kind of surreal. It's sad seeing them start to be retired in passenger service, however I'm excited to (eventually) see what boeing has in store for its replacement with the nma. Awesome video!

  • @golfkid333
    @golfkid333 4 месяца назад

    I was born in 89, but still remember a time in my life flying with my dad, who would say "oh yeah this is 767, very nice, new plane"

  • @1900intz
    @1900intz Год назад +5

    Thank you Swayne. So happy to see your career path going so well. And love your content videos.

  • @LaVieBoheme517
    @LaVieBoheme517 11 месяцев назад

    Having just passed my FAA dispatcher exam and studying the 737-800's weights, this thing is a beast!!! Amazing to have a personal guided tour. Thanks Swayne!

  • @uswwt
    @uswwt 11 месяцев назад

    Amazing video!! Thanks! United is probably my favorite carrier!

  • @bensilva7300
    @bensilva7300 Год назад

    hypnotized by the watch, beautiful watch sr, watching the video again to see what it was about, it seems good

  • @mxtzz.2907
    @mxtzz.2907 Год назад +10

    Such an amazing aircraft and I’m so happy for how it’s all going for you! Hope to fly the 777 for united some day

  • @daveshaardarealtor1547
    @daveshaardarealtor1547 Год назад

    Swayne, Thank You for making the videos they are very well done & informative. I've always wanted to fly commercially & had done some flight training years ago but watching your content is awesome to see & makes me at least want to go back to finish my Private & Instrument licenses.

  • @gerardmoran9560
    @gerardmoran9560 Год назад +10

    I'm happy for you Swayne! I spent 7 1/2 years flying the 75 and 76. Great fun to fly. I found the 75 had better control harmony and felt more like a race car. Enjoy it!

  • @DavidRodriguez-ou9fy
    @DavidRodriguez-ou9fy Год назад

    I love the 767! Flew on them quite a bit on deployments to and from middle east! Great job!

  • @arnaldoluisn1
    @arnaldoluisn1 Год назад

    Thank You for sharing such an Outstanding video!

  • @paulw4310
    @paulw4310 Месяц назад

    I flew both the 75 and the 76 as well. I'm glad you mentioned the difference in control forces between the two. I likened it to the difference between driving a Caddy and a pickup truck...that doesn't have/lost power steering. It's good to remember which A/C your flying when it's time to rotate!

  • @colinwatson3628
    @colinwatson3628 Год назад +10

    Love these deep dives into the aircraft and behind the scenes operations!

  • @savagecub
    @savagecub Год назад +1

    I remember when we first got the -400s at CAL. They were brand new and we didn’t yet have a sim so six of us jumped in with an LCA and we each got to do three touch and goes up at Pease AFB to be considered blessed on 767.

  • @sirjasonakana
    @sirjasonakana Год назад

    Another great video Swayne, thank you for doing such a great job on these