Thanks for bringing us on this flight, great to see Pilatus auto de-ice automation kick in. Do you think auto-throttle disconnects were due to heavy crosswind effect on engines? Cool to hear how the guy who instructed you to fly decades ago is now the flight instructor for your flying school.
That's so awesome to see you in Reno! Just under a month ago I passed my PPL checkride on that very pavement you did your intro on. Maybe someday I'll see you around in the future! Love the content, always a pleasure to watch!
This is your best video yet in the PC 24. I hope you do more like this where you see how things really work. I really like your video and I hope you get your helicopter license soon.
I hope you guys are not fully vaccinated and boosted,I heard a lot of pilots are having mild symptoms of heart attack while flying, specially being in a thin air environment.
Wow that turbulence was pretty intense, but you guys handled it like a champ 👍😆 Beautiful views of the mountains in the valley. The story of your co pilot was really cool. As always thanks for bringing us along with you guys.
Always appreciate and enjoy the vlogs! 🛩️ 🙌🏼 P.S. Have you flown up to Alaska or does your company fly that far north? More specific, the Fairbanks or Anchorage airports in the summer months. Cheers to 2023! :)
Tommy I collect Hats.... Love to put an Air Smart hat in my vast collection (37 so far ) collected from many, many airshows etc.,.......... how can I add your Co. hat to the rack ? Always nice to ride along Thank You,.. see ya at Reno !🤗👍👍👍.
Hey Tommy, that was sharp. The PC-24 was tough through it all. I gotta get used to the turbulence. And I will absolutely. Very very nice. Please keep coming out with more vlogs!!
Great to see these PC 24 videos again. Keep them coming and keep instructing us on the avionics and everything else about the best business jet in its class. It’s fascinating!🛩️👍🏻
Wow 202 knots at 5 to 6000 ft per minute. That’s gotta feel great. I used to love flying with my dad. He enjoyed having a little fun every once in a while. My fastest kick in the seat of the pants was in a Baron twin turbo prop. You could really feel yourself being pressed back into the seat and what a thrill of a ride. I enjoy watching your videos. They remind me of my dad.
Just subscribed from salt lake also watch blanco,premier, citations and a few others really thought out of all I thought cool your just a neighboring city away. In fact a common route I travel at big time land speed shhh mostly nites. semi..lol I'll looking out for your post and most likely check out your past events.. keep it rockin.. Rob.
@@PlaneJunkies The calmness you always show in your videos was so well represented by the way you handled that brutal turbulence - slowing the 24 down reminded me of how important manuevering speed is when encountering turbulence, no matter what type of airplane you're flying. Thanks so much.
I am fascinated by the Pilatus range of aircraft (PC-12/24) . How long would it take to attain a full licence to fly one of these craft from scratch ? I am a semi retired ER doc . It is my as yet unaccomplished dream .
That was quite interesting. Thanks for taking us on the ride.dang those bumps on approach looked legit moderate-severe. I really enjoyed the cockpit tour w explanations. De-ice mode was sick. Dude you have serious skills.
Tommy, just wondering if offered a intersection take off can you do it or company policy says no can do. Say you have 7000 ft left to use on a 10,000 ft runway..pilots choice??
Hi Tommy, quick question. With the single point, do you ever have trouble getting a “top off” 5,964lbs (888 gallons)? Ever have to use the over wing ports to get a proper top off?
What a plane, climbs like an F15. What a great invention that synthetic vision is. **Thank you for not using any music** This is a big deal as I see so many other videos with this content ruined with music. Nice to hear the background noises. Amazing content totally subbed!! Can I ask a question - this plane is designed for use on rough fields. With that in mind why not go for high wing design? The low set wing is so close to ground and more prone to damage from gravel/stones/mud? Sorry if its stupid question!
Not a stupid question. You can attach a deflector just behind the nose gear to stop debris from hitting the bottom of the fuselage on an unpaved runway. The main gear are set far enough back that the wings are not effected by debris.
I know you have weather radar and ADS B paints other aircraft but what about additional layers of object data. If atc paints an object, why cannot that datam be linked to your aircraft?
Appreciate the tutorial on your avionics !!! This helps me on my MICROSOFT FLIGHT SIMM better understand what the heck is happening. I like to set up for ILS and fly into ( VGT ) 4-5 HRS everyday! Bam 💥….lol
I'm going to see to it that every major news channel in the U.S., interviews you on-air. You are a great Ambassador for Aviation, and every kid in America should know your name.
If you would have had customers on board would you have requested different routing or done anything else differently to avoid/reduce the mod/severe turbulence?
wasn't aware of the report till approach told us last min about it so I couldn't plan for it . But I was able to notify our other pc12 to take the southern route that was behind me . and they got in with out any issues
Great video, that PC-24 have a wealth of information , thanks for sharing. Was the auto throttle disconnecting immediately after the switch engagement?
I’ve been they some heavy in a pc-12 but . When in it just have to fly the plane as best u can to get out of it . I’d say it was during a winter storm leaving mammoth . Lots of wind shear
If you're asking about the types of fluid used, de-icing is Type 1, heated to roughly 180 degrees and used to remove all contaminants. Type 4 is used when precipitation is falling and aids in shedding that precip during taxi and takeoff.
Anti ice is like electrically heated prop blades or a heated windshield. It can also be a heated wing from bleed air. De ice can be pneumatic boots on wings.
Fantastic ✈️ Glad to see you back in the 24. You are one of the most professional private pilots on RUclips. Thank you for your videos sir.
Thanks for bringing us on this flight, great to see Pilatus auto de-ice automation kick in. Do you think auto-throttle disconnects were due to heavy crosswind effect on engines? Cool to hear how the guy who instructed you to fly decades ago is now the flight instructor for your flying school.
Nah just a bit sticky they replaced the unit :)
21:35 looked like you questioned yourself whether you were keyed when ATC responded 'no I don't think so.' Perfect timing.
I noticed that too because ATC's response and timing were right on I would have wondered too!
Great video as always. FO seems great lol, would be nice to see him more on the channel.
That's so awesome to see you in Reno! Just under a month ago I passed my PPL checkride on that very pavement you did your intro on. Maybe someday I'll see you around in the future! Love the content, always a pleasure to watch!
Keep it up
This is your best video yet in the PC 24. I hope you do more like this where you see how things really work. I really like your video and I hope you get your helicopter license soon.
Thank you
Fun seeing you working the displays and talking about some of the features… The visual cue was something new I learned! Thanks for a good flight!
Thanks
I hope you guys are not fully vaccinated and boosted,I heard a lot of pilots are having mild symptoms of heart attack while flying, specially being in a thin air environment.
Love this content. Keep the videos rolling...errr.. flying in!
Wow that turbulence was pretty intense, but you guys handled it like a champ 👍😆 Beautiful views of the mountains in the valley. The story of your co pilot was really cool. As always thanks for bringing us along with you guys.
Your welcome
Always appreciate and enjoy the vlogs! 🛩️ 🙌🏼
P.S. Have you flown up to Alaska or does your company fly that far north? More specific, the Fairbanks or Anchorage airports in the summer months. Cheers to 2023! :)
Why are you taxi so fast ?
I wanna go home lol
Tommy I collect Hats.... Love to put an Air Smart hat in my vast collection (37 so far ) collected from many, many airshows etc.,.......... how can I add your Co. hat to the rack ? Always nice to ride along Thank You,.. see ya at Reno !🤗👍👍👍.
We plan on selling some hats soon lol
I'll put mine ( Air Smarts) in the #1 spot when I get it 😁.
I thought some of the controllers talked fast, Tommie is faster then any Mecum auto auctioneer geesh.
Haa haa lol
Bravo..! Another perfect landing..! ✈ Thank you for sharing. Never disappointed. 🤗👍
Landing was bleh haa haa
Hey Tommy, that was sharp. The PC-24 was tough through it all. I gotta get used to the turbulence. And I will absolutely. Very very nice. Please keep coming out with more vlogs!!
will do
Great to see these PC 24 videos again. Keep them coming and keep instructing us on the avionics and everything else about the best business jet in its class. It’s fascinating!🛩️👍🏻
You make that flying look so easy. Thanks for the ride.
Thank you for sharing... Looking very nice..
👍☑ Cool back story Tommy, great to have someone from your past in the right seat! Tks
More flight videos please Tommy. Wonderful story about your dad and the FO. That turbulence looked pretty rough 😅
Will do!
Wow 202 knots at 5 to 6000 ft per minute. That’s gotta feel great. I used to love flying with my dad. He enjoyed having a little fun every once in a while. My fastest kick in the seat of the pants was in a Baron twin turbo prop. You could really feel yourself being pressed back into the seat and what a thrill of a ride. I enjoy watching your videos. They remind me of my dad.
Ya great performance that day
✌👍Great video as always. Thanks for a good flight
Tommy , why were the auto throttles barking so much.? Looked like a fun flight .. BOUNCY !
when it fails off line it gives you a warning
Just subscribed from salt lake also watch blanco,premier, citations and a few others really thought out of all I thought cool your just a neighboring city away. In fact a common route I travel at big time land speed shhh mostly nites. semi..lol I'll looking out for your post and most likely check out your past events.. keep it rockin.. Rob.
Looked like a fun ride LOL, thanks for the videos!!
Great to see you videoing/flying again Tommy. Always enjoy your flights, but that turbulence was brutal. Be safe!
Yes it was!
@@PlaneJunkies The calmness you always show in your videos was so well represented by the way you handled that brutal turbulence - slowing the 24 down reminded me of how important manuevering speed is when encountering turbulence, no matter what type of airplane you're flying. Thanks so much.
Another great video and flight Tommy. Bit bumpy on the way down. But all good. The PC24 is so futuristic. Reminds me of something out Star Trek, lol.
Thank you
Nice flight...with your flight instructor in the right seat...cloudy, bumpy ride, 24 handles really well...thx
It does well
Great video, I like how you explain the system, keep on with the excellent video…flying a PC24 myself on the Canadian east coast…
nice!
Single pilot!!! No, hassle.... just love it!👍👍
Hey Tommy, great video thanks for that explanation on your instrument panel on what your seeing and what is actually happening to the plane.
Any time
Thanks for the ride. Yes looking forward to your heli training.
The one big thing I took away from this video was just how cool you are. Seen! 😉
Haa haa lol thanks
I am fascinated by the Pilatus range of aircraft (PC-12/24) . How long would it take to attain a full licence to fly one of these craft from scratch ? I am a semi retired ER doc . It is my as yet unaccomplished dream .
What headset do you use? Thanks in advance!
Clarity aloft
Another awesome video Tommy, thanks!
Watching from Australia. Snow. We can go to the snow in winter, it doesn’t come to us!
That was quite interesting. Thanks for taking us on the ride.dang those bumps on approach looked legit moderate-severe. I really enjoyed the cockpit tour w explanations. De-ice mode was sick. Dude you have serious skills.
Looking to purchase a PC 24 if there was any optional accessory that you would have on the aircraft, what would it be?
We're getting that rain in Tucson. Not supposed to clear up until Tuesday.
Superb PIC flying a wonderful Jet.
Thank you
Great video as always Tommy - especially nice to be flying with your old flight instructor, great story how he was hired by your Dad 😊
..way to go Tommy..and please keep em coming..
Congratulations guys
Hi Tommy,do you tell ground crew before every engine start?
Thanks Tommy…. You guys do good work! See you next time!
Loved the ride, and the stories!
Tommy, just wondering if offered a intersection take off can you do it or company policy says no can do. Say you have 7000 ft left to use on a 10,000 ft runway..pilots choice??
If performance allows it yes no problem
Awesome flight good to see you again
Thanks again!
When you do a battery start…are you able to do a generator assisted start on the second engine or do both have to start from the battery? Thanks!
Yup for sure all gens at that point
Another great ride, always learn something new, and to think you are right here in NLV, my hometown. Truly look forward to both of your channels.
Right on!
Hi Tommy, quick question. With the single point, do you ever have trouble getting a “top off” 5,964lbs (888 gallons)? Ever have to use the over wing ports to get a proper top off?
Nope it tops off well .
@@PlaneJunkies good to know. Thanks!
We always enjoy it buddy, thank you a lot!!
That was some awesome climb performance out of Reno 🔥
Cool story about flying with your dad, and your First Officer! Thanks for the video.
Glad you enjoyed it
Hey Tommy, glad to see this flight. Looking forward to more content.
Hey, thanks
I like the "Goldstrike" call sign better.
Ya but doesn’t help promote the company at all
Gold strike is our mx department .
@@PlaneJunkies Funny you say that. Thats probably why I like the call sign. (32 years in Aircraft mx here).
What a plane, climbs like an F15. What a great invention that synthetic vision is. **Thank you for not using any music** This is a big deal as I see so many other videos with this content ruined with music. Nice to hear the background noises. Amazing content totally subbed!! Can I ask a question - this plane is designed for use on rough fields. With that in mind why not go for high wing design? The low set wing is so close to ground and more prone to damage from gravel/stones/mud? Sorry if its stupid question!
high wing jets are not common
Not a stupid question. You can attach a deflector just behind the nose gear to stop debris from hitting the bottom of the fuselage on an unpaved runway. The main gear are set far enough back that the wings are not effected by debris.
I know you have weather radar and ADS B paints other aircraft but what about additional layers of object data. If atc paints an object, why cannot that datam be linked to your aircraft?
it might be overload on the system it will paint and show targets of threat
If I change the tcas to above and below it will paint all
Thank you Tommy or another PC 24 blog. Always glad to watch them.
Your welcome
Great vid. Thank you 👍
🎉ho-ho-, Tama-san in on board!!! ✈️
Just started watching your channel and I really like it! 👍🏻
Thank you
Appreciate the tutorial on your avionics !!! This helps me on my MICROSOFT FLIGHT SIMM better understand what the heck is happening. I like to set up for ILS and fly into ( VGT ) 4-5 HRS everyday! Bam 💥….lol
Great flight and chat Tommy, very informative.
Thank you
I'm going to see to it that every major news channel in the U.S., interviews you on-air. You are a great Ambassador for Aviation, and every kid in America should know your name.
Man, I love this channel! I subscribe to many aviation feeds, but this one is special. Seems so much more personal. Thanks!
How many hours did you have before your first jet time
1000hr then I started flying at the regional jets
There is always turbulence when you pass through clouds. Sweet landing 👏👏
If you would have had customers on board would you have requested different routing or done anything else differently to avoid/reduce the mod/severe turbulence?
have taken a route south of town
@@PlaneJunkies you would have requested that in flight or filed differently? BTW…thank you for answering!
wasn't aware of the report till approach told us last min about it so I couldn't plan for it . But I was able to notify our other pc12 to take the southern route that was behind me . and they got in with out any issues
Good to now what the white and blue balls in the cockpit are for. As I've wondered about them too. 👍
That bird is a literal rocket ship. Super cool.
yes it is lol
Love ur vlogs, I wish I could have a ride in that beautiful flying machine
Another good vid thks
thank you
玉那覇さん、頑張ってね～😃
Great job! Awesome video Tommy!!!!
Thanks Tory lol
Thanks for the ride along captain.
Any time
Tony Tony 3
You could fly anything..! 👍
Haa I try
First time. Dude is so cool and collected
thank you
Is the PC24 fly by wire?
Nope . But the thrust levers are
Thanks for another video
Ur welcome
Thanks that was great. All the Best
Glad you enjoyed it
Did you increase your ROC to get above the turbulence? Also why were you getting an auto throttle warning? I love the avionics package.
ya try to get on top quicker . auto-throttle was having a issue it got replace
Enjoyed!
Great video, that PC-24 have a wealth of information , thanks for sharing.
Was the auto throttle disconnecting immediately after the switch engagement?
Yes it was a few times
Another great vid.
Thank you lol
Great video! Enjoyed the closeups of the avionics, and some narratives of their function, to get a feel for the Honeywell interface and functionality.
Glad you enjoyed it
What's your typical Mach Cruise? I see you were at .63 most of this flight. That was pretty slow 🐌 🙂
.72 is normally cruise
Where was the first time you encountered really bad turbulence? And what were you flying?
I’ve been they some heavy in a pc-12 but . When in it just have to fly the plane as best u can to get out of it . I’d say it was during a winter storm leaving mammoth . Lots of wind shear
NICE
Thanks
Nice flight.
Thanks 👍
Hello.. explain de icing and anti icing, what are they and how do they work in one of your videos😊🍻
If you're asking about the types of fluid used, de-icing is Type 1, heated to roughly 180 degrees and used to remove all contaminants. Type 4 is used when precipitation is falling and aids in shedding that precip during taxi and takeoff.
Anti ice is like electrically heated prop blades or a heated windshield. It can also be a heated wing from bleed air. De ice can be pneumatic boots on wings.
hi my friend
Hi thanks for viewing
@@PlaneJunkies with pleasure, good day to you
Cam-uh-rio 😅
I could never get it right lol
@@PlaneJunkies No worries. 🛩️
Looks like a stolen airplane to me
Because why ?
Hi I watched the full video on my other Y T channel on the Smart TV….enjoyed getting a good look at the glass system instruments… Laurie. NZ
Thank you for watching