Flying LITTLE PLANES into BIG AIRPORTS! Adventures with Martin Pauly & His A36 Bonanza N70TB

Martin Pauly is a long-time pilot and Aviation RUclips personality best known for his “ride along” approach to demonstrating real flying in the real world to tens of thousands of viewers. His 1978 Beechcraft A36 Bonanza N70TB is one of the best known Bonanza’s on RUclips, taking Martin and his family on adventures across much of the United States. His unique goal is to land his Bonanza at every Class Bravo airport in the United States; and he is well on his way towards that goal, posting a video of every trip.
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[@AlyssaM_InfoSec]

Martin and Josh (Aviation 101) were my inspiration for flying my little Cherokee into big airports, including Bravos. Only done MSP and ORD so far but hope to add more. Thank you Martin for all you share with us, your influence is invaluable.

[@kasm10]

I have so much respect for Martin. Such an amazing pilot who shares his passion and knowledge of aviation. A Class act we are so lucky to have him in our cadre and learn from his experiences

[@berniebrown9115]

I have been following Martin for over a year. He is a great pilot and utube video producer

[@bradp51]

Hello Jeff. I love your channel. I am wondering why you have not made any comment about the recent passing of John Williams in a TF51. It appears to me to be a factual report that he died in a crash on 21 July.