@@ioptimizerealty I had a brand new $600 Honda Hawk 305cc motorcycle in 1967 I was so proud to own. So cool. I polished and cleaned that thing until it slipped thru the air effortlessly.
There's not as much a shortage of pilots as there is of "qualified" pilots. There are a lot of pilots. There just aren't enough qualified pilots. The word "qualified" carries a lot of weight when it comes to hiring pilots. Ratings and pilot experience are scrutinized by the airlines to make sure they are hiring qualified people to add to their payroll. Some pilots pay to fly. Others are paid to fly. 🥸
Thank you for the ride along! Great fun, departure from an unmonitored airport then arrival into very busy airspace... My only minor issue is we saw lots of Dad's face but nil of the competent co-pilot :-)
Hello from Beaumont, TX, KBPT. Another MSFS flier here. I fly the Honda Jet Elite 2 on MSFS and truly love it. I use a program called Air Manager which lets me put the instrument panel on three touch screens that are below the three main viewing monitors for outside the jet. I love the E2 and if you ever get the chance to fly one, don't do it unless you plan on upgrading yourself. It will truly spoil you. Gotta love the auto throttle. It's really great seeing you teach your daughter how to handle the G3000 and the GTC's. She'll make a great pilot one day. I had this video in my reccomendations and now subscribed. Can't wait to see your videos.
Welcome to the channel! We're thrilled to have passionate HondaJet enthusiasts like you tuning in to our videos. If you have any suggestions for content you'd like to see on the channel, please don't hesitate to let us know. Your input is greatly appreciated. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the ride ... the video is outstanding , your inflight instruction is fantastic , Please keep making these kind of videos. Your videos remind me of videos made by stevo1 and in my opinion it dosn't get better than that.
Awesome vid. Real world pilot here ( but I fly slow singe engine stuff), BUT I also have a home flight sim where I use the Hondajet and doing some research I came across this channel. I will be following and watching more of the vids :)
On Takeoff/Departure didn't you mean "a little bit of left aileron" - instead of left rudder for the crosswind...? Great video by the way. because I saw you inputting aileron left and was happy you didn't use rudder to combat the xwind.
With the HondaJet, you always want to track that centerline with rudder. And, on a crosswind, you will use aileron on the ground too. Landing the HondaJet in a crosswind is similar to landing a big jet, in that, you use the crab technique and kick out the crab and hold centerline with the rudder, at the very end. Upon wheels on the runway, it is aileron into the wind, but track the centerline with that rudder.
Just found your channel. Hello from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canadian prairies. Very entertaining and informative How old is that lovely, smart lady? If I am not mistaken, student pilots can start at 16 in the US. I see flight school in the future!
Just a quick question about your nav overlay on the smaller picture window showing over 350mph at only 6,000ft. Did I miss the “high speed” climb clearance, or is that nav overlay incorrect?? Lol.
The best climb speed is 210 knots. I think there may have been a telemetry error as even with a great tailwind, there was no way I was doing 350 mph over the ground in a climb. In cruise, at FL320 she will do 422knots. Up higher, a little slower. It's .72 mach max speed.
Nice job… I do wish the HondaJet had a yoke or side stick, not a huge fan of pedestal yokes. I figure for the PIC not an issue but for passengers sitting right seat does it get in the way?
Nothing on earth is cooler then a Honda Jet.
Gotta say, I concur!
@@ioptimizerealty I had a brand new $600 Honda Hawk 305cc motorcycle in 1967 I was so proud to own. So cool. I polished and cleaned that thing until it slipped thru the air effortlessly.
It’s always great to have a Co-pilot that’s on the ball! You’re fortunate!
Very fortunate, best co-pilot I've ever had!
It's probably the 1% of families who can do this and very cool to see!
We are blessed and I work, work, work.
You're living the life, man. Good for you and your daughter!
Truly blessed, thanks for watching!
With the shortage of pilots, women are so needed now. Power to your daughter.
There's not as much a shortage of pilots as there is of "qualified" pilots. There are a lot of pilots. There just aren't enough qualified pilots. The word "qualified" carries a lot of weight when it comes to hiring pilots. Ratings and pilot experience are scrutinized by the airlines to make sure they are hiring qualified people to add to their payroll. Some pilots pay to fly. Others are paid to fly. 🥸
Thank you. I feel the same way. I want strong, independent daughters. I was happy to introduce this daughter to women military pilots at Oshkosh.
G3000 is so easy special for new pilots 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
I agree. I think for the pilots using Pro Line, it is a bit to get used to. I love it.
Great video. Fun to watch and educational at the same time. Doing my PPL right now. Thank you! 👍
Who knew flying could be so fun and educational, right? Thanks for watching!
Really a joy watching you command this craft and teach so clearly. Excellent video
Thank you very much!
Thank you for the ride along! Great fun, departure from an unmonitored airport then arrival into very busy airspace... My only minor issue is we saw lots of Dad's face but nil of the competent co-pilot :-)
Thank you Michael. We will see what we can do in future videos. She's a bit camera shy.
Hello from Beaumont, TX, KBPT. Another MSFS flier here. I fly the Honda Jet Elite 2 on MSFS and truly love it. I use a program called Air Manager which lets me put the instrument panel on three touch screens that are below the three main viewing monitors for outside the jet. I love the E2 and if you ever get the chance to fly one, don't do it unless you plan on upgrading yourself. It will truly spoil you. Gotta love the auto throttle.
It's really great seeing you teach your daughter how to handle the G3000 and the GTC's. She'll make a great pilot one day. I had this video in my reccomendations and now subscribed. Can't wait to see your videos.
Welcome to the channel! We're thrilled to have passionate HondaJet enthusiasts like you tuning in to our videos. If you have any suggestions for content you'd like to see on the channel, please don't hesitate to let us know. Your input is greatly appreciated. Thanks for watching!
I’m getting a hint of a proud father.
Extremely. Thank you for noticing.
After watching you in this great vid, it helped me in msfs 2020 a lot flying the Honda jet.
That's awesome!
Thanks for the ride ... the video is outstanding , your inflight instruction is fantastic , Please keep making these kind of videos. Your videos remind
me of videos made by stevo1 and in my opinion it dosn't get better than that.
Thank you so much. We appreciate that a lot. Much work goes into filming and then editing these videos.
Cool chit Dad..ur a Guru and ur Daughter is going to be a Awesome Aviator... really appreciate you posting this..
Thanks for watching!
Billy thank you so much. I hope she will and a safe one at that.
thank you... was fun to ride along
😀
Glad you enjoyed it!
I’m jealous 😂😂😂
🛩️ Thx for watching!
Awesome vid. Real world pilot here ( but I fly slow singe engine stuff), BUT I also have a home flight sim where I use the Hondajet and doing some research I came across this channel. I will be following and watching more of the vids :)
Richard, thank you for watching. I bought the HJ for FlightSim 2020, but haven't used it much. You are ahead of me on that. How do you like it?
Awesome video, and it was so cool you told your "copilot" to set the speed for you etc. 🙂
Thanks! 😃
My dream to do this with my daughter
Anything is possible with hard work, we truly appreciate the view. Thank you.
Cool video.
Enjoyed that, team! Thank you.
Our pleasure and thanks for watching! 🛩️
On Takeoff/Departure didn't you mean "a little bit of left aileron" - instead of left rudder for the crosswind...? Great video by the way.
because I saw you inputting aileron left and was happy you didn't use rudder to combat the xwind.
With the HondaJet, you always want to track that centerline with rudder. And, on a crosswind, you will use aileron on the ground too.
Landing the HondaJet in a crosswind is similar to landing a big jet, in that, you use the crab technique and kick out the crab and hold centerline with the rudder, at the very end. Upon wheels on the runway, it is aileron into the wind, but track the centerline with that rudder.
Awesome video...daddy's little girl...loved how you explain flight procedure..she will have her wings in no time.
I hope so!
Thank you so much. I hope so and I hope a very safe pilot.
Just found your channel. Hello from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canadian prairies. Very entertaining and informative How old is that lovely, smart lady? If I am not mistaken, student pilots can start at 16 in the US. I see flight school in the future!
Welcome aboard! Thanks for watching
They can start learning before that and I believe you can solo at 16.
Just a quick question about your nav overlay on the smaller picture window showing over 350mph at only 6,000ft. Did I miss the “high speed” climb clearance, or is that nav overlay incorrect?? Lol.
I use a climb speed of around 200 knots indicated. So, it was probably a telemetry error. Yup, the HJ is fast, but not that fast :-)
Nices video
Thanks!
What's the max speed of thatt Honda? That plane is climbing quick for a light jet
Certified top speed of 422 knots true
The best climb speed is 210 knots. I think there may have been a telemetry error as even with a great tailwind, there was no way I was doing 350 mph over the ground in a climb. In cruise, at FL320 she will do 422knots. Up higher, a little slower. It's .72 mach max speed.
I like Honda civic
😂
I'm guessing that was out of Owl's Head?
Correct. Good eyes.
Nice job…
I do wish the HondaJet had a yoke or side stick, not a huge fan of pedestal yokes. I figure for the PIC not an issue but for passengers sitting right seat does it get in the way?
Seems like an awful lot of button pushing and knob turning 😮💨
Haha, I totally get it, with all those buttons and knobs! But trust me, once you master them, it's like being a DJ at a party!
I guess the daughter was in there somewhere.
Yes, she most certainly was, but for security I don't show her face. Thanks for watching.
Can this plane go from uk to usa ?
It would take many stops along the way, but sure lol! Our jet can fly about about 1,200 nm (book is 1,407 nm).