this girl is ALWAYS ahead of her plane. These vids should serve as training vids. She knows how to focus and knows WHEN to focus. She's up there with her friend showing her stuff yet she never loses sight of the fact that she's navigating that plane. She went through all the formalities- let her friend know the basic primary emergency procedure- didn't make a big deal out of it but made sure she understood about a sterile cockpit during an emergency and she also explained about no talking when 'the finger' goes up. I'm a student pilot and this, to me, is the gold standard of GA.
I have to agree. She's always ahead of the plane, and very humble. I am also an aviator who recently moved to the Houston area. I commented about a specific non-standard procedure that is common at her home drome - specifically the use of the filler phrase "checking in". Like "with you", I was taught that was unnecessary and non-standard, and better omitted. We had a respectful exchange in the RUclips comment section of all places. Aviators aren't known for being the most humble of people. Add on successful social media star, and it's easy to get caught up in your own cult of personality. Kay is a rare exception. Cool to see her going to Stinson, that's where I grew up.
It's not that hard shes on autopilot. I'm a pilot. It's not hard. Although for a GA pilot she's just, too torough, which is annoying. What I mean is, she's the type who can give a passenger briefing for the same friend every single time even if the friend already knows. She's the type who lands, get off the runway and onto the taxiway, and pulls out the after landing checklist to check on what to do and still flies like each ride is a checklist or training flight.. Like seriously, you don't need to give a passenger brief everytime, and you don't need to check the checklist for certain things like after landing checklist which I mentioned. Just turn off strobes, raise flaps, and lean for taxi. 3 simple things.
@@ss-tx-rx2860i always say with you. I've been told by many to not use it, so I say with you 60% of the time when checking in with a new approach or center controller
As a retired pilot… I’m very impressed with this lovely young lady. Her procedures are impeccable! She has fun of course! But you can tell her priority is safety. Great use of check lists! Great briefings also! Oh yeah BTW, she knows how to fly! Keep up the great work! I don’t fly anymore but I would have been honored to fly with you if you’re reading. Stay safe and have fun!
Loved the inclusion of Allie on this one. I was loving the facial expressions but she seemed very cool with the overall flight and seened genuinely interested in learning what the plane was doing and why, that was great to see. Great video as always, Kay!
Kay, that was an amazing video. Your calmness in helping someone who was nervous was terrific. And Allie was just brilliant. On the one hand, she said she was nervous but then took the controls, she declined an altitude change to get out of bumps, asked really good questions and handled radio calls (with such a 'professional' voice). It was really great to see and I would love to see more. Did you video the return trip? 🙂
Just thinking of you this morning Kay, thinking i have not heard from Kay in a bit; and there you are with your friend. She started off "Nervous Nellie" but with your instructions and calm demeanor she settled down and looks like she was having fun, there were some facial expressions that would make good photos :). Great video.. from SE Texas Bear Your focus on safety is impeccable❤💯🙏, and it makes me feel safe watching :)
Just fun! I would TOTALLY fly with Kay! She’s so focused on all that needs to be monitored and accomplished-while still having a great time. Lots of fatal accidents happen when the pilot fails to monitor the gauges-until it’s too late! Love this channel!!
Kay your mastery of flight and instructing is a joy to watch and more so when you share it with a novice. Let Allie know it took thousands of years of our envy for what birds do with ease before we climbed into the sky. Also the Wright brothers practiced flying at the crest of a sand dune in a craft they built while being held down by associates holding ropes. Their first powered attempt failed, but on December 17th, 1903 Wilbur sailed into history as the first powered flight. Maybe its time for you and Allie to visit Kitty Hawk. Cheers!
Thanks Johnbrooks769, Kay had asked in another video of a place that one of us would like to have a trip with her on here. I would like to see her take a trip to Kitty Hawk.
This was one of your best videos yet and it shows how well of an instructor you are! You should think about doing an entire channel of teaching her to fly!
Flying in a small airplane like Lil Red is just like flying in a big jumbo jet, except the plane will take a shorter distance on the runway to take off and to land. Plus, the plane will maneuver a little bit quicker than a big jumbo jet. But Allie should have fun and a good time. Have a good flight Kay and Allie.
I haven't watched all your videos but i have watched a lot of them. This was the most enjoyable fun and best flying experience one i have watched to date. Good job young lady.
Thanks for ending the broadcast with the instrument show. Just what i was looking and mentioned earlier! Very informative, interesting and i really enjoyed it!!!
You are such an excellent instructor. Found your channel from a video Goose put together and now I’m just taking notes on how you do it - you are a clinic on proper safe flying!
I'm sure your viewers also had smiles on their faces....I know I did. Kay: you're a great teacher....I also love how you emphasized safety in the cockpit.
Just found this channel. After only a few minutes I could tell Kay is really on the ball so to speak with her flying and procedures. I’d fly with her in a minute.
Like you're talking through the information on the flight, and even asking your passengers " Questions, Comments or Concerns? " to make sure they are comfortable and if there is a point of concern, that they have... Great presentation of the flight and informing the new passenger.
Hey, Allie did a great job! I bet she'll accompany you more frequently now. She's also to be commended for her subtle gum chewing. I chew mine like it's a contest, so I've resolved to stick with hard candy when I'm recording my flights. 😆 Thanks for sharing another great video, Kay!
Great video with Allie as copilot. Loved how you set boundary when to have fun and when to be focused. Loved Allie’s expressions! For a first timer I thought work on comms and I thought great feel and intuition when you took the controls. Keep flying!
I would love to see you train Allie to be a pilot. I think that’d be a great series for both CFIs, students and new pilots. I listen to your run up calls, comms with ATC and planning and have learned so much.
@flywithkay you are a great pilot with skills. Awesome job! I’m sure you’ll probably look back at this one. 22:58 yeah, they are not “mountains”, but a cluster of obstructions (towers)…🤪🤪
I agree with the comments. It's really great to see two ladies having fun with smiles. We have forgotten what fun is and Kay reminds us what the definition of it is. I really enjoy the energy from watching your videos. You are an excellent pilot and how you handled your guest making sure she understood what you were talking about for safety. The plane lil red looks to be in great shape and it looks like you have fun when flying. I really appreciate you sharing these videos as it gives people some info on how people fly planes. And, in your case SAFELY . Thank you.
Thanx Kay for the sterile cockpit during set up for approach. Great to see You teaching a person some of the basics, that may be a memory of a life time for that young Lady. 😃
As a non pilot interested in learning about aviation, this video was awesome, informative. More than others, I love learning the why behind your explanations.
Wish my plans to be a pilot had completed when I was 17 but life had other plans. Right after i soloed finances crashed so that was that. Then life happened. Glad these young ladies have much brighter futures. Godspeed
I totally agree with lynskyrd in the comment below me. But your videos are always warm, funny, teaching and just a blast to watch. Allie, you were in the best hands ever. So much fun to see you take a small plane ride for the first time. And boy was that a bumpy one. You did super! 🙂
I am a huge supporter of flying the airplane to the ground. She didn't chop the power and rush to land. GA aircraft generally have more than enough runway length and i see pilots dive bomb the numbers, chop the power and then porpoise the aircraft down because they have lost some of the effectiveness of the control surface, consequently over controlling the aircraft. Use the propwash and the power to make your control surfaces effective, especially in a low wing, conventical tail config, additionally given her wind scenario. Fantastic job! i will be following this young lady, she makes flying fun and exciting!
Kay, as I’ve said before, You are a great Ambassador for GA. Lots of little lessons in this video for fellow aviators to learn on taking a person up for their first time. Even us CFI’s can learn a few things for “discovery flights”. Please keep up the great work and get more of your friends up in the air. Gotta run and get my Arrow ready for a trip to Wiley Post OK now. Blue Skys
I enjoyed this video, this is one of your better videos, it’s nice seeing you show someone what your passion is all about. I hope you have more videos like this.
Kay, what an awesome instructor and pilot. So polite and friendly :) A friendly reminder for Allie, putting on a pair of glasses while wearing over the ear headphones is a skill ;))
16:50 the trampoline point is interesting though. When I'm on an airline and the flight is turbulent, I'm usually pretty good at stomaching the bumps and not letting it bother me, but once we land and deplane, and I'm standing in the terminal, that's when I feel my head spinning and I start to feel nauseated
You may have heard but 2 pilots live to fly another day up here in the Seattle area by deploying the airplane parashoot yesterday. It's on the news up here. Check it out. Depending the altitude your at when there is engine failure it's a lifesaver. Only problem is you have no control where you land. They were lucky they missed hitting a house nearby and landed in the woods behind it👍
I’m a GA pilot and I still get uncomfortable with bumps. So no worries on being nervous. It just doesn’t feel natural to some folks. I like the little tri delt tatt though!
Fun! I fly a Cherrokee Arrow (red) out of a North Central Florida airport. All the procedural stull is almost identical to your plane with the addition of retractable gear. Thank you and fly safe.
Kay, you are such a fun pilot! Great job! I would fly with you anytime! A pilot myself but haven't flown in several years. Looing to get back into flying soon though. Love your banter yet being matter-of-fact and keeping on top of flying the aircraft. You're so much fun to watch!
having a chance to fly is amazing im lucky enough to have a brother who flies in a SR22-20 and have gone up with him many times, if you ever get the chance to do something like this do it while can you its a memory to and time to remember and have fun it is amazing and fun.
Next time, consider visiting Boerne Stage Airport instead of Stinson Airport. I own a V-tail Bonanza, and I frequently fly to Houston whenever possible.
I really enjoyed the video.. Your friend is very cute. I have given so many rides over the years I couldn't imagine how many. Thanks for taking me along.
Few more flights and she will be ready and comfortable to enter flight school. Practically a discovery flight. Kay is completely on top of being a great pilot and instructor. Great interaction.
I recall my first flight way back in the late 70's. I flew in a Piper Tri-Pacer. The flying milk stool! I remember my legs being stiff as a board once in the air. Seeing your friend react reminds me of that day. Somehow I get the feeling that the two of you are T.R.O.U.B.L.E when not in the airplane.
this was so cool first time viewer to your Channel, and was surprised that you were coming to Stinson field. As I pass by their about 2 to 4 times a week. but on the ground. I have yet to go on to the airport itself, but its in the works, as I have found out they have a great museum and a great place to eat. And I am now subbed to your channel . Former USAF E-6 retired and Vietnam vet.
@FlywithKay, I really enjoyed this video. It was so much fun seeing you and Allie doing the "friend thing," and watching her very expressive facial reactions to what she was experiencing in the moment. I was very impressed with her radio calls; she handled them like a lightly seasoned pro. ;-) You are an excellent teacher, Kay. Your positivity is infectious, and even as I write this, my cheeks are hurting from smiling so much during this video. I thank you and Allie for making the start of my first Saturday of the month a pleasant one. 😊
I know your channel is about flying, and I totally enjoy them, but how about a few pics at the restaurant or the river walk, let us see the destination too! 😁. Oh! Did you notice when Allie was pulling back the lever, the guitar matched the downward motion! At 11:52. And my favorite part... This is my friend Allie and today is....... Saturday!😂😂
Go and subscribe to @kaysgreatgetaway to see the video about River Walk. I'm still working through the first three videos but those will be coming in the next couple of weeks. :)
Ok, cool! I'll check it out! I just subscribed today after the helicopter video so I didn't know you had another channel! I'm in Savannah GA and today is a rainy day, all of our activities are cancelled so perfect day for you tube videos! 😁
I remember my first flight in 172. My friend was a crop duster. I had the the controls for a bit, but handed them back because I didn't want to make my dad and friend in the back seats sick! A few years later, another friend and I would take a 152 up once a month just for fun. I can point a 152 anywhere we want to go, except for a successful landing!
Oh! Definitely I am in love with her skills on cockpit! She could be the best trainer I ever encountered! My trainer was really terrible 😢! He stall a plane just at beginning of training! Was worsen feeling than even doing devil 😈 jumps! Devil jump you know you won’t gonna die! Not plane spinning out of control downwards! 😮 I get sick for 2 days! After that I put my training on hold for a little while till now I saw her! She makes me rethink of completing my training! 😂
New Tee Shirt! " Its feisty out here ". Lol great job ladies, always love the vids. I work in aircraft restoration and fly a lot to west coadt airshows. You are killing it. Absolutely professional but still laughing and having fun. The epitome of what flying should be : ).
this girl is ALWAYS ahead of her plane. These vids should serve as training vids. She knows how to focus and knows WHEN to focus. She's up there with her friend showing her stuff yet she never loses sight of the fact that she's navigating that plane. She went through all the formalities- let her friend know the basic primary emergency procedure- didn't make a big deal out of it but made sure she understood about a sterile cockpit during an emergency and she also explained about no talking when 'the finger' goes up. I'm a student pilot and this, to me, is the gold standard of GA.
I have to agree. She's always ahead of the plane, and very humble. I am also an aviator who recently moved to the Houston area. I commented about a specific non-standard procedure that is common at her home drome - specifically the use of the filler phrase "checking in". Like "with you", I was taught that was unnecessary and non-standard, and better omitted. We had a respectful exchange in the RUclips comment section of all places. Aviators aren't known for being the most humble of people. Add on successful social media star, and it's easy to get caught up in your own cult of personality. Kay is a rare exception. Cool to see her going to Stinson, that's where I grew up.
@RetreadPhoto nope tower had the wrong tail number she heard it
.... They said whiskey hers in November...
I couldn’t have said it better.
It's not that hard shes on autopilot. I'm a pilot. It's not hard. Although for a GA pilot she's just, too torough, which is annoying. What I mean is, she's the type who can give a passenger briefing for the same friend every single time even if the friend already knows. She's the type who lands, get off the runway and onto the taxiway, and pulls out the after landing checklist to check on what to do and still flies like each ride is a checklist or training flight.. Like seriously, you don't need to give a passenger brief everytime, and you don't need to check the checklist for certain things like after landing checklist which I mentioned. Just turn off strobes, raise flaps, and lean for taxi. 3 simple things.
@@ss-tx-rx2860i always say with you. I've been told by many to not use it, so I say with you 60% of the time when checking in with a new approach or center controller
As a retired pilot… I’m very impressed with this lovely young lady. Her procedures are impeccable! She has fun of course! But you can tell her priority is safety. Great use of check lists! Great briefings also! Oh yeah BTW, she knows how to fly! Keep up the great work! I don’t fly anymore but I would have been honored to fly with you if you’re reading. Stay safe and have fun!
You can say that again buddy
Need to get back in the air, unless there is a medical problem
@@jamesbaxter2812 I appreciate it. Unfortunately, it is medical.😢
This would be a great opportunity for a new student pilot series! The two of you have great chemistry and honest communication.
Awesome idea, I think Kay would be an amazing instructor !
Agree. Your friend is enthusiastically curious.
more Allie, please! Would love to watch as you teach her how to fly!
Allie is surely a contender for loveliest student pilot to enjoy watching and listening to, please bring her back!
That was nice to see the both of you young ladies having fun with big smiles on your faces a a pocket full of confidence. 😊
Loved the inclusion of Allie on this one. I was loving the facial expressions but she seemed very cool with the overall flight and seened genuinely interested in learning what the plane was doing and why, that was great to see. Great video as always, Kay!
Nothing better than taking a good friend FLYING....
YOU GO GIRL!!!
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Kay, that was an amazing video. Your calmness in helping someone who was nervous was terrific. And Allie was just brilliant. On the one hand, she said she was nervous but then took the controls, she declined an altitude change to get out of bumps, asked really good questions and handled radio calls (with such a 'professional' voice). It was really great to see and I would love to see more. Did you video the return trip? 🙂
Thanks for the ride. Allie did a great job on the radio & flying. Allie's expressions made the video awesome.
I haven't seen that much hair in the cockpit since the 1960's.... LOL.... Great clip Kay. Allie just needs a tad bit more stick time!! Thanks you two.
Just thinking of you this morning Kay, thinking i have not heard from Kay in a bit; and there you are with your friend. She started off "Nervous Nellie" but with your instructions and calm demeanor she settled down and looks like she was having fun, there were some facial expressions that would make good photos :). Great video.. from SE Texas Bear Your focus on safety is impeccable❤💯🙏, and it makes me feel safe watching :)
Allie is precious too !
Kay's attitude is so positive, perky and professional. I could learn from her so easily.
Just fun! I would TOTALLY fly with Kay! She’s so focused on all that needs to be monitored and accomplished-while still having a great time. Lots of fatal accidents happen when the pilot fails to monitor the gauges-until it’s too late! Love this channel!!
Kay your mastery of flight and instructing is a joy to watch and more so when you share it with a novice. Let Allie know it took thousands of years of our envy for what birds do with ease before we climbed into the sky. Also the Wright brothers practiced flying at the crest of a sand dune in a craft they built while being held down by associates holding ropes. Their first powered attempt failed, but on December 17th, 1903 Wilbur sailed into history as the first powered flight. Maybe its time for you and Allie to visit Kitty Hawk. Cheers!
Thanks Johnbrooks769,
Kay had asked in another video of a place that one of us would like to have a trip with her on here. I would like to see her take a trip to Kitty Hawk.
This was one of your best videos yet and it shows how well of an instructor you are! You should think about doing an entire channel of teaching her to fly!
I love your channel you're so upbeat . Thank you for the entertainment and the learning too. ❤ 🙏 x
Flying in a small airplane like Lil Red is just like flying in a big jumbo jet, except the plane will take a shorter distance on the runway to take off and to land. Plus, the plane will maneuver a little bit quicker than a big jumbo jet. But Allie should have fun and a good time. Have a good flight Kay and Allie.
I haven't watched all your videos but i have watched a lot of them.
This was the most enjoyable fun and best flying experience one i have watched to date.
Good job young lady.
Thanks for ending the broadcast with the instrument show. Just what i was looking and mentioned earlier! Very informative, interesting and i really enjoyed it!!!
Guys, most entertaining vid yet. Y’all are just too cute🤩
You are such an excellent instructor. Found your channel from a video Goose put together and now I’m just taking notes on how you do it - you are a clinic on proper safe flying!
Loved this one Kay. Hope we get to see more of Allie.
I'm sure your viewers also had smiles on their faces....I know I did. Kay: you're a great teacher....I also love how you emphasized safety in the cockpit.
I have never flown in a small airplane, but if I had to do it, I would be happy to fly with you... Love the professionalism and talent.
Just found this channel. After only a few minutes I could tell Kay is really on the ball so to speak with her flying and procedures. I’d fly with her in a minute.
Like you're talking through the information on the flight, and even asking your passengers " Questions, Comments or Concerns? " to make sure they are comfortable and if there is a point of concern, that they have... Great presentation of the flight and informing the new passenger.
Hey, Allie did a great job! I bet she'll accompany you more frequently now. She's also to be commended for her subtle gum chewing. I chew mine like it's a contest, so I've resolved to stick with hard candy when I'm recording my flights. 😆 Thanks for sharing another great video, Kay!
Great video with Allie as copilot. Loved how you set boundary when to have fun and when to be focused. Loved Allie’s expressions! For a first timer I thought work on comms and I thought great feel and intuition when you took the controls. Keep flying!
I would love to see you train Allie to be a pilot. I think that’d be a great series for both CFIs, students and new pilots. I listen to your run up calls, comms with ATC and planning and have learned so much.
@flywithkay you are a great pilot with skills. Awesome job! I’m sure you’ll probably look back at this one. 22:58 yeah, they are not “mountains”, but a cluster of obstructions (towers)…🤪🤪
I agree with the comments. It's really great to see two ladies having fun with smiles. We have forgotten what fun is and Kay reminds us what the definition of it is. I really enjoy the energy from watching your videos. You are an excellent pilot and how you handled your guest making sure she understood what you were talking about for safety. The plane lil red looks to be in great shape and it looks like you have fun when flying. I really appreciate you sharing these videos as it gives people some info on how people fly planes. And, in your case SAFELY . Thank you.
Just got introduced to your channel on Pilot Debrief. What a relief to find a pilot that does it right.
Ms Kay great flight, thanks for taking us all along!! Hope you ladys had a lovely meal...
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Overload of cuteness, Kay. Your friend has adorable dimples and a great smile. I love the banter between you two. Thank you for the very upbeat video.
Yes, a great set of dimples!
Males, sigh.
Gross.....
Kay - I enjoyed watching your friends reactions to things. So cool and looks fun. I learned some things as well. Good explanation of things
Nice flight Kay... Allie is a hoot...she could be a future pilot...you and her were great...
What a fun flight and your friend is adorable!
27:30 - look at that smile on her face. She is a pilot now.
This video was the best yet . Kay your such a great flight instructor. I watch all you videos. Keep them coming.
Great video, you can really see how tight you guys are. Kay you're a great teacher very patient. And a very thorough pilot. 👏😎
Allie is good on the eyes! You both look great having so much fun together!
Thanx Kay for the sterile cockpit during set up for approach. Great to see You teaching a person some of the basics, that may be a memory of a life time for that young Lady. 😃
If I was ever going to take flying lessons I would hope that my instructor would be like you. You would make any student feel so comfortable.
Great job, especially explaining more than usual and letting your guest do the talking to the tower. I think she's hooked.
Gotta say Allie is beautiful, facial expressions were awesome! Flying for the first time, she was nervous, great job on the video!
As a non pilot interested in learning about aviation, this video was awesome, informative. More than others, I love learning the why behind your explanations.
Would LOVE a series of Kay teaching Allie to fly, Kay would be an AWESOME instructor
Kay this video should be up for an Academy Award winner for the best comedy ever her facial expressions are priceless 😂👍🏆
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Wish my plans to be a pilot had completed when I was 17 but life had other plans. Right after i soloed finances crashed so that was that. Then life happened. Glad these young ladies have much brighter futures. Godspeed
I totally agree with lynskyrd in the comment below me. But your videos are always warm, funny, teaching and just a blast to watch. Allie, you were in the best hands ever. So much fun to see you take a small plane ride for the first time. And boy was that a bumpy one. You did super! 🙂
Kay, when I take folks flying I usually make a paper with radio call they can just read from (with fill in the blanks parts), that way they just read.
I am a huge supporter of flying the airplane to the ground. She didn't chop the power and rush to land. GA aircraft generally have more than enough runway length and i see pilots dive bomb the numbers, chop the power and then porpoise the aircraft down because they have lost some of the effectiveness of the control surface, consequently over controlling the aircraft. Use the propwash and the power to make your control surfaces effective, especially in a low wing, conventical tail config, additionally given her wind scenario. Fantastic job! i will be following this young lady, she makes flying fun and exciting!
thanks Kay ! lots of fun flying with ya !
Kay, as I’ve said before, You are a great Ambassador for GA. Lots of little lessons in this video for fellow aviators to learn on taking a person up for their first time. Even us CFI’s can learn a few things for “discovery flights”. Please keep up the great work and get more of your friends up in the air. Gotta run and get my Arrow ready for a trip to Wiley Post OK now. Blue Skys
I enjoyed this video, this is one of your better videos, it’s nice seeing you show someone what your passion is all about. I hope you have more videos like this.
Kay, what an awesome instructor and pilot. So polite and friendly :) A friendly reminder for Allie, putting on a pair of glasses while wearing over the ear headphones is a skill ;))
You two seem like siblings, this video is so much fun to watch! Thank you very much, I truly enjoyed it!
16:50 the trampoline point is interesting though. When I'm on an airline and the flight is turbulent, I'm usually pretty good at stomaching the bumps and not letting it bother me, but once we land and deplane, and I'm standing in the terminal, that's when I feel my head spinning and I start to feel nauseated
Balancing competence with cuteness! The lipstick on the mic comment? LOL! So refreshing with recent tragic events!
Fun to watch and informative! Thanks for bringing your guest.
You may have heard but 2 pilots live to fly another day up here in the Seattle area by deploying the airplane parashoot yesterday. It's on the news up here. Check it out. Depending the altitude your at when there is engine failure it's a lifesaver. Only problem is you have no control where you land. They were lucky they missed hitting a house nearby and landed in the woods behind it👍
I used to do landing practice at Stinson (SSF) when I was doing my PPL training at SAT. Congrats on your first flight, Allie! Nicely done! ❤
Another great video!
Explaining things to a new person is the most fun to listen to!
That was quite entertaining! I always enjoy watching your videos... you are a fantastic role model. Keep it up!
I’m a GA pilot and I still get uncomfortable with bumps. So no worries on being nervous. It just doesn’t feel natural to some folks.
I like the little tri delt tatt though!
Fun! I fly a Cherrokee Arrow (red) out of a North Central Florida airport. All the procedural stull is almost identical to your plane with the addition of retractable gear. Thank you and fly safe.
lol that was thoroughly entertaining! Their chemistry is infectious! YT needs more solid gold content like this 👍!
Kay, you are such a fun pilot! Great job! I would fly with you anytime! A pilot myself but haven't flown in several years. Looing to get back into flying soon though. Love your banter yet being matter-of-fact and keeping on top of flying the aircraft. You're so much fun to watch!
Nice 10 point landing 👍 👌 👏 glad to see your friend had fun and enjoyed her first flight and she did well with her radio calls😎
Enjoy watching you Kay instructing you two could be sisters very cool video
having a chance to fly is amazing im lucky enough to have a brother who flies in a SR22-20 and have gone up with him many times, if you ever get the chance to do something like this do it while can you its a memory to and time to remember and have fun it is amazing and fun.
Next time, consider visiting Boerne Stage Airport instead of Stinson Airport. I own a V-tail Bonanza, and I frequently fly to Houston whenever possible.
Very much enjoyed your flight with Allie! You two should make some training videos!
Approach baby!!!! 😂😂😂 Excellent flight and as always good videos. greetings from Chile.
I really enjoyed the video.. Your friend is very cute. I have given so many rides over the years I couldn't imagine how many. Thanks for taking me along.
Few more flights and she will be ready and comfortable to enter flight school. Practically a discovery flight. Kay is completely on top of being a great pilot and instructor. Great interaction.
I recall my first flight way back in the late 70's. I flew in a Piper Tri-Pacer. The flying milk stool! I remember my legs being stiff as a board once in the air. Seeing your friend react reminds me of that day. Somehow I get the feeling that the two of you are T.R.O.U.B.L.E when not in the airplane.
I loved watching this, two lovely young ladies, and fun, but with a very serious and professional aspect
So great! We all remember being there, brought a smile to my face:). Nice Work!
Great flight! I know it's a small plane, but to her (and me) it's like flying at "Top Gun". Looks like a "new pilot" is on her way!!!
That was a great video. Allie actually handled her first flight really good. Have fun at the river walk.
Thanks!
Hey thank you John! I just now am seeing this and I appreciate it so much!!
Awsome flight Kay. I just got my merch from you yesterday! I'm happy! Tfs jen in south dakota!
You gals had me in stitches and were fun to watch! Thanks!
Kay, I watch all the aviation guys on you tube. But I must say I believe this flight is my fav! Thank you
this was so cool first time viewer to your Channel, and was surprised that you were coming to Stinson field. As I pass by their about 2 to 4 times a week. but on the ground. I have yet to go on to the airport itself, but its in the works, as I have found out they have a great museum and a great place to eat. And I am now subbed to your channel . Former USAF E-6 retired and Vietnam vet.
So reminds me of my fist time in a small plane. You did a fantastic job of putting your friend at ease, can see her flying herself soon.
You two could pass as sisters!
This channel brings me joy. So much good and positive energy 🙌🏽😁
Great flight and great airmanship. Nice Kay. Can't wait for the next video.
@FlywithKay, I really enjoyed this video. It was so much fun seeing you and Allie doing the "friend thing," and watching her very expressive facial reactions to what she was experiencing in the moment. I was very impressed with her radio calls; she handled them like a lightly seasoned pro. ;-)
You are an excellent teacher, Kay. Your positivity is infectious, and even as I write this, my cheeks are hurting from smiling so much during this video. I thank you and Allie for making the start of my first Saturday of the month a pleasant one. 😊
Good job Allie! Keep flyen✈️✈️✈️✈️
I know your channel is about flying, and I totally enjoy them, but how about a few pics at the restaurant or the river walk, let us see the destination too! 😁. Oh! Did you notice when Allie was pulling back the lever, the guitar matched the downward motion! At 11:52. And my favorite part... This is my friend Allie and today is....... Saturday!😂😂
Go and subscribe to @kaysgreatgetaway to see the video about River Walk. I'm still working through the first three videos but those will be coming in the next couple of weeks. :)
Ok, cool! I'll check it out! I just subscribed today after the helicopter video so I didn't know you had another channel! I'm in Savannah GA and today is a rainy day, all of our activities are cancelled so perfect day for you tube videos! 😁
I needs friends like her! Smart and self confident!
OK I got to say this is the best video ever. You must have her in way more videos! You’re the dynamic duo.
I remember my first flight in 172. My friend was a crop duster. I had the the controls for a bit, but handed them back because I didn't want to make my dad and friend in the back seats sick! A few years later, another friend and I would take a 152 up once a month just for fun. I can point a 152 anywhere we want to go, except for a successful landing!
Oh! Definitely I am in love with her skills on cockpit! She could be the best trainer I ever encountered! My trainer was really terrible 😢! He stall a plane just at beginning of training! Was worsen feeling than even doing devil 😈 jumps! Devil jump you know you won’t gonna die! Not plane spinning out of control downwards! 😮 I get sick for 2 days! After that I put my training on hold for a little while till now I saw her! She makes me rethink of completing my training! 😂
New Tee Shirt! " Its feisty out here ". Lol great job ladies, always love the vids. I work in aircraft restoration and fly a lot to west coadt airshows. You are killing it. Absolutely professional but still laughing and having fun. The epitome of what flying should be : ).