Cessna 150 Coast to Coast flight!!! Part 3/3
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- Опубликовано: 2 ноя 2019
- Join me in the venerable Cessna fartcart-ahem-lovable Cessna 150, in my flight from coast to coast! No frills. This was not a vacation with money to be spent exploring. It is lil ol me just trying to get from point A to point B, with all the sights and adventures that came along the way!
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Very impressed with your cross country flight young lady. Your an inspiration to many young and old pilots. Just goes to prove that the Cessna 150 will get the job done. Thanks for sharing your adventure.
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Young Lady, you should be very proud of yourself. You did a fantastic job. I'm an ex corporate, cargo, pilot. With some test pilot time. Now retired. You fulfilled one of the dreams many pilots have.
MY HAT IS OFF TO YOU!
Please make more videos like this! The scenery was spectacular. The music was perfect. I could watch these all day.
I've already watched all of your videos. Please give us more!
Thank you for the kind words!
@@amywhite375 I second what sam says. Watching a good video of a cross country flight is great, more so when they're done as well as your videos. Trent Palmer, the Kitfox pilot, posted some excellent videos of his "slow flight" cross country to Oshkosh, and it was a well done video. Cheers Amy White,
safe travels always. P.S. Check out "Yellow Pilot" from Vancouver B.C. and the videos that he posted on his channel of his around the world flight in a Robinson helicopter.
I second that. I'm a Midwesterner, but I love flying out west. I wish I had opportunities to do it more often...
What a great series of vidoes, a young woman flying alone across the country in a 150 with no fancy navigation just an I-pad and foreflight.. You are an inspiration. Thank you for sharing with us.
I always thought of it as being bitter-sweet/funny, when flying a C-150/152 Westward, into a headwind... and seeing Semi-Trucks going faster on the ground then I was in the air! =)
With a grand total of seven hours in my log book, all of them in a Cessna 150, I absolutely loved the simple beauty you shared with us on your adventure. As one other person commented, "I could watch these types of videos all day". So, congratulations and keep up the good work.
How many hours now? My son has 6.5 hrs right now
What a wonderful adventure you had. I hope videos like this will inspire young women.
Back in the early 70's (I'm now 73) I flew a Cessna 150 alone from Detroit to Kissimmee, FL and it took me 4 days to get there. The weather grounded me for a couple days in Cleveland, TN. One of the most fun times I had in aviation. I envy your cross country adventure.
Wow. I don't often feel the need to make a comment on you tube. I'm sure my last was years ago, but i feel that need now. Thank you so much for sharing that adventure. I've watched all three of your clips and they're all great. I live in Australia, the wide brown land, and I love it and I love living here, but your vision has shown me parts of the US that I never knew existed. You live in an amazingly beautiful continent and I'm sure you must be very proud to be a citizen of such a magnificent country. I'm now sixty and did flying lessons in my twenties.. never got a licence.. got married, had kids and let the dream slide.. but now.. the bucket list must be satisfied.. Thank you so much for the inspiration.
THANK YOU, for taking the time and effort to make the videos. Wish you the best. Working for my private and convince my family to fly with me in the future.
Amy, I must say that was one of the best videos I've seen on here for awhile. I applaud your piloting skills. Thank you for sharing this once in a lifetime trip with us. Your little 150 is as clean as a pin.
This made me smile so hard. Thank you!!
Is there any other way to go. WoWzer you've done what most pilots dream about.Thanks for taking me along on this adventure Thanks Amy!!
Very nice series, Amy! I'm a 60-year old wanna-be pilot and my dream would be flying a 150/152 cross country. Low, slow and in no hurry. Thank you for the inspiration!
Me too! I took a few flight lessons around 1982 in a 150 and had to stop. I never did continue the lessons but at age 60 thought about trying again.
What a credit you are to the stuff that USA ladies are made of. Well done. ... very impressed.
This was really cool. I'm a student pilot with about 12 hours right now and it is SO COOL to see what I hopefully will be capable of!! This looked like a lot of fun.
Impressive and gutsy.... you weren't fooling around when you said "Im going for a cross country flight". Well done and good piloting!
Wow! What an epic journey!
why doesn't this have a million views? such a pleasure to watch. amazing young lady, great skills.
Thanks for letting me tag along, enjoyed the music. Happy flying, stay safe.👍✈️🇺🇸
No frills? Yes, frills! Loved it! Keep it up! Great job
The 3 b's beautiful lady ,plane, views, thanks for the ride along that was fantastic 😎👍👍
Sometimes less is more, and an adventure like that needed to be done in a 150. You have created lifelong memories for yourself and inspiration for others. Thank you. Godspeed.
Wow!, I am tired just riding along. Got several good memories in C150, never a long X country, that was amazing. Thanks for recording it.
34kt ground speed, oh man! I remember hovering in a 150 many years ago; what an adventure you had, I’m jealous!
late 70s, I'm up in strong wind with my instructor, tells me to set it up for slow flight when we're on long final and then to do a tower fly by. Abeam the tower, with 10 knot grouind speed, we get this call from the controller, "keep trying; you guys will get your helicopter rating yet."
I remember flying along I95 in a 150 and seeing the trucks leave me for dead. Still makes me smile when I think about it.
3rd time watching this trilogy,,, Absolutely love this,,,
That was either a great aviation video with a stellar soundtrack and videography, or it was a great mix music video with stunning aviation videography. Either way, so well done!
40+ hours. Nice! Very well done. I hope you keep making videos. They are a joy to watch
Outstanding flight enjoyed all the views. 55U great looking plane keep her in blue sky....
Brings back of my days flying J-3 cub. Here in Texas back in 1973...
You did really good in only four days. All your landings were greasers, with the stall warning, that's the way. I love the way you care for your little aircraft. I've had a few trips like that, a Otter on floats from British Columbia to Labrador in seven days with lots of bad weather, a Tri-Pacer I bought in Alberta to back home in Québec, a Navajo from Chile to Ontario, and so on. Those trips only make us a better pilot. There is so much to learn over a long distance. Thanks for sharing, Amy, you made my day. Cheers.
Wow! I salute you Amy. Well done! Watched all 3. Thanks for sharing. 4 days in a 150! Safe and enjoyable. Exceptional scenery all around (2K, 4.5K and 5.K+ASL in WY). I echo the comments of others -- you did what others dream to do. Your documented experience inspires young and old. One that spurs others to [still] dream, others to act and others to dream even more. I look fwd to doing what you have done.
The real enjoyment of flying, can't be beat! I was with Gulfstream Aerospace for 30 years, from the altitude that we used, you can't enjoy anything but clouds and sun. Now that I'm retired, I returned to real stick and rudder flying! Have fun ever day, David
Excellent. I love the ground speed read out. Brings back memories. Thank you!
Loved every minute of it! I love your sense of humor, a rare gem in the millions of hours of video out here, not to mention great views! I hope you make lots more of these, Ill be waiting!
That was really fun! Watched all 3. I own a 150 and teaching my 13 year old daughter to fly. Can’t wait for her to see these videos. Thanks for sharing.
Best of luck to her! I was 14 when I had my first plane ride and got hooked. :)
Why would anyone give these a thumbs down? Thanks for taking the time to make these!! We live in a beautiful country
I wondered the same thing. It was a great video. The scenery along the way was awsum to watch. I'm thinking on purchasing a Cessna 150.
William Dixon I had no idea how reasonable they are! I’m in my mid 40’s and unfortunately I have to take meds that would probably keep me from getting my license. I’m going to look into it though.
Some people are just jerks, however the RUclips algorithm doesn't care if a video gets a thumbs up or a thumbs down. Both are treated equally by RUclips. They both count positively towards the video's engagement score.
One thing to keep in mind is that some people may be watching on phones or tablets where it's easy to slip and accidentally tap the thumbs-down button. Out of 30,000 views, I could totally believe that 15 people made that mistake. Maybe one or two of them are genuine jerks.
I took the list of airports listed in the credits and plotted them on google maps to get an idea of where you flew. The screen shot is here:
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I'm a few years late to the show but what a fantastic looking adventure, and thanks for listing the airport codes so we can appreciate your track across the country.
Nicely done 👍
Fantastic videos......Almost 40 years ago, I rented a Piper Archer and flew it from California. To Michigan. And back....What a feeling!
A few weeks ago when "Captain Kirk" went to space and said "Everyone should have this chance"....
That's the way I feel about your flight, and my flight.
Hi Amy, I'm the guy that bought the Baby Lakes, just finished all three videos. Really superb work! would love to see some more, thanks for sharing.
Flew my first flight in a 150 today. This video was inspirational! Well done!
All three videos were fantastic.. brought back lots of memories from my younger days! Excellent job
I must say I started watching thinking this is going to be long but it was too short. Enjoyed it greatly. I was born on the day we took off to the moon. It's about damn time I learned how to fly. Solo at a minimum. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Keep them coming.
18 stops. Amazing! I'm tired just watching!
I could still be going and be happy as a clam. Haha! Flying addiction is like a disease.
@@amywhite375 You made it look so easy, and I know it's not that simple. Loved the videos!
@amywhite your professionalism and the care you expend on five-five-uniform are nothing short of inspiring. Much admiration.
WHAT A CROSS COUNTRY! Great job Amy. Not many people could do what you did. Love it
That perfect landing on your home runway is a serious mood
Best trip ever. IMHO once you hit 100 kts the fun goes away. Well done.
Thank you for this great video series. You're living a dream that is deep in my heart. Whether it's a good day or a bad day, watching these videos will always make me feel better. Nicely done. Encore! Encore! Encore....please! :) Very much looking forward to any flying videos you hopefully upload in the future.
Congratulations on a successful journey. It was great to see the landscape as you traversed the country. (Loved the push in as the train was passing in the background)
Thank you for sharing your trip. This was a beautiful v-flog; you have a gift.
Thank you so much for sharing your adventure. Back in 1995, I had the privilege of ferrying a Cessna 180 (tail dragger conversion) from Kingsport, TN to Santa Paula CA and watching your videos brought back a lot of happy memories.
SZP, my home airport! The airport has changed a fair amount since then. Glad to hear it's part of your fond memories.
Happy flying!
Thanks for taking us along with your trip!
Binge watched the whole thing. This is what makes flying fun. Great editing btw. Takes me back. Makes me smile.
That's awesome to hear. Thank you so much! I appreciate the kind words!
I watched all three videos and with google maps in a second tab open, i follow your flight there. Very impressive.
I'm 35 now and dream to make the PPL too. But the money is not enough. Maybe, one time, when my eyes don't become worse.
Beautiful videos. Thanks.
this series of videos had some of the most interesting visuals i've seen in a flight vlog
This is what a real cross country is 👏🏻😜 must be an awesome experience
Awesome. Beautiful scenery. Fly safe and God bless.
Well Welcome tot he PNW. As a fellow 150 pilot enjoy the slow flying in some very beautiful area's. I can recommend the Islands of the San Juan's. Friday Harbor is a nice place. Orcas Island town is right near the airport and has a nice approach path.
Thanks, Amy! I enjoyed every minute of it! And have dreams of following in your footsteps!
Outstanding, what an adventure. You were taught well on landings! Easing the mains down and holding that nose off....smooth...very smooth. I've been flying for 30 years and have seen few who can do that consistently, especially in a 150 in howling winds. Enough typing, I'm going flying! Stay awesome.
Thanks a bunch for sharing this trip with us! Well done on the videos.
In a 150, WOW you got .....s! Thanks for the vid., enjoyed it very much.!!
Thanks for taking me along.
really amazing, thank you for sharing with us your wonderful trip.
Oregon and Washington country i am so familiar with... good to see it again. The Columbia River Gorge is like a wind funnel at some points.
That was a fun series to watch. Well done in so many ways.
Smoothest landings I’ve ever seen. Great short series... you totally share the experience of low and slow flight.
My comment is: I love the music in all 3 of your videos! I see how smoothly you do your landings! Wonderful! I've enjoyed these.
Absolutely phenomenal!!.
Really enjoyed these videos. What an experience. Beautiful bird!!
Great stuff...loved it
Awesome I love it..... and I love my Cessna 150
Thanks for sharing your adventure Amy, it was really inspirational to ride along in the virtual right hand seat and see so much of your country.
I just watched all three parts again. This was probably the third time…From a fellow North Carolinian, I hope you are doing well and hope to see more videos in the future…. I’m sure I’m not the only one!!
Very inspirational. Pushes me harder to get my own 150.
Great videos, thanks for sharing them. I'm not easily impressed, but I am VERY impressed. Enjoying your Woodstock videos as well. Subject matter and presentation are top notch.
You have one of the nicest 150's I have seen! and yes, keep making videos! You did great!
Thanks for posting your trip. Great inspiration for me. Thank you Amy.
Loved watching this Amy!!! I grew up flying in WA, OR, ID and moved to Florida about 3 years ago. Looking forward to a cross-country in 172 to Pullman, WA - my home in couple a years. So inspiring!!
Simply beautiful
Beautiful series. I especially like the sound of the reed type stall warning (described as sounding like an "asthmatic voodoo" in a Flying Magazine review the first year they switched from the electric buzzer to the pneumatic reed) followed by the chirp of the tires touching down. Very nice!!! Great shot of your ground speed readout as well. Lets see, approximately 94kt TAS and a 34kt GS means you had a 60kt or so headwind! That is C150 flying in the west...well, west of the Mississippi River at least. Thanks again for the series. I will be binge watching more of your videos later this week.
I want your playlist! Gotta be the best visuals and songs I’ve seen in a long time
The Alternative and Indie genre is so widespread, it's much more than the punk rock style you may think of when I mention them. There's a much softer side within the genres, reminiscent of older style music (Chord patterns, creative bass picking, and awesome percussion). It speaks to me and I like it--I'm glad you like it too! It all started with Foster The People obsession and now I'm here. Haha! I also dig some of the smartly-done electronic styles with a good beat to them.
Amy White foster the people - Check... let’s see what pandora can do with that for a playlist!
@@fighting17chicago I don't like their newer stuff as much, but their albums Torches, Supermodel, and Sacred Hearts Club are pretty superb.
I totally enjoyed flying with you during this beautiful trip, thanks!
Quite inspiring. 30 days till my check ride! It almost makes me want to buy an airplane across the country just so I could fly it back home just like you. I wish I would have done this a loooong time ago. I am pretty jealous of the flight / adventure. Thank you for sharing it with us.
Excellent series and great flying. You're definitely a pilot's pilot. Enjoy WA!
Nice trip, nice video, pretty airplane! That was a really nice trip, the mountains with the clouds in this one looked like Norway when I flew over there. Great that you made this video - every time you will look at it in the future, you will re-live the adventure. Congratulations, nice job!
I enjoyed everything about your journey here. Well done!
Yay you made it. Great trip. Thank you for sharing.
Insane trip crossing the country. Greetings from Brazil
What an amazing journey, and what a cross-country!
And what a wonderful video. Thanks for sharing!
Amazing!
I miss this kind of flights, I’m gonna re-do this trip of yours when the new FS2020 comes out with it’s amazing scenery.
TY for sharing this amazing experience.
Be well, fly safe.
Great video of a great trip! Thanks for posting.
What a beautiful trip, it has been 28 years since I was pilot in a cessna 150 thank you for sharing, keep on fl
Great flight! Welcome to the neighborhood! I’m based at Arlington, and I moved my Cessna 150 (N7084S) out here from Pittsburgh a few years ago.
Great trip. Thanks for sharing
Thank you, always keep the shiny side up.
Thanks for a great series of videos, Amy! I'm based out of PAE, and I'm hoping to get recurrent soon, and your videos definitely are helping spur my decision. Welcome to the PNW!
wow what a great flight ... you are an inspiration to many of us ---young and old ... thanks for sharing your epic journey ...simple VFR flying - low and slow across the entire country !! outstanding ..
For the last couple of years I've been "touring" the USA vicariously on the ground through the travels of one Brian @adventurevanman here on yt, so it was really wonderful to see so much of the country from the air. Thank you Amy.
That was fun watching this journey coast to coast.....cheers from an Aussie across the big pond
Amy, I enjoyed flying along with you on your long cross country. I learned to fly back in '72 in a red and white 150, 2824S so I've always had a soft spot for 150's. I've subscribed so I'll be taking some more trips with you.