fly to work with me!
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- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2022
- Today we take the Bonanza from Southern California to Silicon Valley! I work from home as a full-time software engineer, and in today's video, we fly the Bonanza up to visit my in-person office for a team event. Thanks for watching!
Answers to Frequently Asked Questions:
I work remotely, so I only do this trip about twice a year or less. Fun fact, it's more efficient for me to fly my airplane than to drive my car for this trip!
I work as a mobile app developer, mostly focusing on iOS development
My airplane is a 1952 C35 Bonanza, so it's 70 years old!
Route: KCMA KSQL KCMA
I’m flying to EAA Airventure 2022! Follow my Instagram @bayflight for real-time updates on what I’m doing at Oshkosh.
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“i’m going to be flying to work” is the biggest flex
No but really! So sick!
Definitely😂
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Wasn’t rotor to rooftop 😉but up there
Not really. She’s still going to work. A bigger flex would be your flying to Monaco to go spend a month sailing in the Mediterranean on your yacht because you don’t need to work. :-)
Software engineer, working from home, pilot. You're living my dream! This is so cool to see. Thanks for taking us along with you!
Same, and to have accomplished all that so young! Really inspiring
Only if you will get naked
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Also young and beautiful... She hit the jackpot.
So why is she living your dream and not you yourself? Come on man
@@xXrandomryzeXx Because you're never living your own dream, at least not for long. Once you accomplish one dream, you soon create another
a software engineer who doubles as a pilot and solo flys herself to the bay for company meetings? subscribe. this is superwomen content.
It's just going to work
If a guy did the same thing I don't think he would be seen as a superman but she is still quit cool to do that
@@gmrcraack3d446 couldnt have said it better myself
@@gmrcraack3d446 arguing over something that's subjective? I think you're bored
@@moofoo185 so then why do women do the same to thing to men you know the feminism stuff were they bored and sudently started to want to be better to an men
I just wanna say thank you. I watched your flight across the country, and you inspired me. I'm 61, and checked out some flight schools in the area. That was about 3 1/2 months ago. I have one flight left, then a mock check ride, then the check ride. I just wish I was as proficient as you on the radio. Thanks for the inspiration.
Hi Ronny! I'm about 28 and thinking about flight schools. Let me know how it goes and how is your beginnings? I am into flying for already 2 years and this may be a crucial point that I will start.
Thank you
@@bartek7264 I'm 28 and want to start flying so badly.
Radio profientcy comes with experience.
PP since 1985
@@Mimi-hn6iv Hi! me too! Where are you from? Any good schools nearby?
Good luck to you on your journey!
As an old Flight Instructor I a very pleased to see you are using your check list. It shows a real leavel of profressionalism, well done.
More professional than a lot of "experienced" ATPL pilots I fly with.
I never fly without a checklist. Yes, very professional.
Using checklists is the norm. I don't know any pilots that don't use checklists.
I only have a few hours of fligth experience. I though that was a compulsory thing that 100% of pilots do.
are you saying that there are pilots who DON'T use checklists? 😵 ...I don't want to fly again lol
I love how you go through all of your checklists verbally. Who ever taught you did well to ingrain that into you
My primary instructor was the best! He's an instructor at SkyWest now!
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I lot of training is a verbal flow. Then you do a quick check on the lists to make sure you have checked off all the items. The more you do it the more common it becomes and it becomes muscle memory.
I would love to have this young ladies life style but you have to respect this is dedication and hard work that is paying off
Checklists are not from memory. She is not using checklists - she is relying on her memory.
Its a bad habit to not reference an external check lists - when the work load increases that when we forget.
As a software dev myself you being a software dev, pilot, social media influencer inspires me a lot to do better and pursue all my dreams. Thanks for all the lovely content!!
Seems so intimidating but almost anything is possible with practice and passion. Kudos to you.
Love how you follow checklists every time. Good job. As a retired Airline Pilot I can’t stress how important it is.
Absolutely!
Ardy , my friend.
@@edgarmuller6652 Hi any advice? I'm in flight school right now for my private pilots license and once I'm old enough I want to become a pilot via the naval academy, so basically military, then airlines after I retire from the military. I would really appreciate anything, thanks. Currently 16 years old.
I've been flying for 30 years and am so surprised at how proficient and professional you are. Clearly you had some great instruction but your obviously incredibly intelligent. Your skill and knowledge level is amazing for the amount of time you have been flying. You make this look easy, yet you are flying in some of the most complex airspace in the country. There are people who are just born to be pilots, and you are clearly one of them. I'm flying into San Carlos tomorrow and I know I am going to be way more stressed about this than you were!
I fly into KPAO and KSJC several times a year but I usually don't make a RUclips worthy video with voice recording because it's a handful of work just handling the departure and arrival (and I usually have a few friends and family passengers to deal with too).
Just one of those people who are truly incredible on many levels
Ironic that I posted a comment very similar to this, and got DRAGGED in the comments.
She absolutely makes it look easy i be so stressed and she just handles it effortlessly. Kudos to her
Uh huh, software engineers and Navy SEALs, trained to handle stress.
She is so inspiring. How proficient she is with the communication. Just watching a young corporate woman with such confidence. I wanna be like you when I grow up lol I'm 29.
sooo inspiring, to destroy the environment 😍
@@sophiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiie I hope you find some happiness in your life.
Shes not a corporate woman, shes a work from home software engineer
@@BenWithington Soooo much better 👍
@@BenWithington it's called work remotely not work from home
As a former aircrewman and current software engineer, you're living the dream! Congratulations.
Stevie you rock! You're flying higher than some people's dreams. Your an ambassador for how fun avaiation can be.
Thank you so much, that means a lot! I'm very grateful that I get to share my general aviation adventures with the world!
@@bayflight I got a ?
Where did u do your training at /you very quick and good on checklist which is top priority \ great flying props to u you awsome
Not gonna lie. You have totally inspire to learn how to fly. Which is crazy because I’ve always been afraid of flying. You are literally such a badass. I wanna be a badass 😂.
nothing wrong with being inspired but make sure you are your own version of badass, do what makes you happy, not what will make others say "wow ur a badass" that will happen on its own :)
Typically the fear comes from not being in control of the plane because someone else is flying for you. Once you actually take control of the plane then the fear tends to subside.
This is exactly the road I’m heading towards! I thought about being a commercial pilot but I didn’t want to waste the knowledge I had working in tech. This is so inspiring to remind me the option of being both😂 Thank you so much for sharing!
Yay!! Stevie is back!! Great to see her again. Absolutely amazing young woman. Good to see all is well with work and flying. She has really re-defined the term "Super Commuter." Keep up the awesome work and flying!!
I was a AF pilot and SUPT instructor; you would have been a dream student. A guy I flew with said he could tell a who'd be a good pilot by the way they drive in traffic; I'll bet you drive well too... :) Great job - great vid.
PS - I know you're a software engineer and flying is a hobby. I would give you a 90% chance of a fighter out of SUPT if you ever wanted to climb that mountain. Also, as an engineer - test pilot and astronaut is also viable. Just saying - if you ever see those guys/gals and wonder "if I could do that" - I'm here to tell you the odds are excellent.
Superintendent of police = SUPT
I have a good friend that is Ex AF pilot - instructor that I would fly with anywhere and any time who is the worst driver I have ever ridden with. His car or mine I insist on driving.
@@jimarcher5255 lol
Radio communications is honestly the terrifying part that's holding me back from starting flight training, it flows like water for you!
Me too! OMG!!
Dont worry! You will get used to it! It’s easier than you think! I’m sure she was terrified the first time too! Make sure you get a good instructor who’s experienced in congested airspace
Why? Just listen and read back. Do your flight training out of a towered airport or at least a lot of it at a towered airport.... you'll find it fits a pattern and is completely predictable.
(Social anxiety kicks in...)
It gets easier quickly.
You make it look so easy.. Love the verbal checklist, clear video and audio, thank you for this trip and all that you do..!!
I'm a newbie to this channel but I am thoroughly enjoying it. My Dad used to have a flying school back in the early 2000s and we used to go all over the place (Southern France mainly) and see the sights. I learned to fly by 16 and got as far as my first solo but end of school exams & college all took precedence at the time. Oh I do miss that sensation as you rotate and watch the world shrink away (slowly), nipping through the clouds, sitting above the cloud level in sunshine, knowing below you is dull and raining 😂
Just did my first solo flight today!! I did 4 landings in a Skyhawk and can’t wait for what the future holds! Thank you for being so inspiring!
blackrose, congrats! solo day is a big deal. hope you learned a lot. get your shirt cut?
CONGRATULATIONS! Best of luck with your aviation journey!
Congratulations BlackRose, you will never forget your solo flight even when you’re 60 and have 20,000 hours you’ll remember like it was yesterday. Your on your way to great experiences!
It took you 4 landings to get home? Just kidding, congratulations!
@@davidendsley2391 how do you begin doing flights
Watching you fly is a true pleasure. You do it the right way, not the expedient way. Fair skies and safe travels.
You have made a difference in someone’s life: you inspire me to do more. Thank you.
Im an engineer and a private pilot myself. But i had stopped flying for many years. I picked it up again this year and your videos are inspiring.
YES!! I was wondering when we would be blessed with another one of your videos. Always so enjoyable to watch
Love your plane I learned to fly one just like yours only it was reinforced was13
Thank you so much, I'm glad you enjoyed the new video! This one was way overdue - lots more coming soon! Thank you for watching!
I love watching your videos, another brilliant vlog! 👏 looking forward to the next one 👍😀
Stevie, Thank you for sharing your flying with me and taking me along for the ride! Ever since I was 3 1/2 years old I wanted to become an airline pilot. Unfortunately where I lived precluded me realizing that dream. And shortly after passing my 40th anniversary I finally made my peace and buried that dream. Today, a good decade later, I would not be able to pass a medical. But even so, my eyes always brim with water when I watch your take-offs.
And as others have stated repeatedly, I also appreciate how you include at least a brief glimpse of the pre-flight walk-around *AND* your full pre-flight check-list in your videos. You are setting a very good example for others to follow.
You can still fly a light sport....................just saying it is never to late.
I enjoy listing to you on how you go through all of your checklists verbally and you fly the plane so naturally and your are amazing
Finally, I found a home. I recently joined a group of senior software engineers that are pilots on slack and I infact got my own FlightGear Sim.
Earlier on my life all I wanted was to be a pilot, at the time , about 8 years now I had little lung pressure and vision, both most importantly finance was the issue.
Went to college late, but still managed to became a see backend, four years into. I finally found a family, live your dreams amigo and never settle to circumstances infact never plateau. 🙌 You got a new sub Stevie.
I know it’s a lot of editing but I appreciate the time you put into it. Thanks for taking me along on this flight, great to see you! And…you got to hear the bayflight call sign…love your smile when you heard it! That final wave to the camera…perfect!
First saw your videos 2 months ago and it brought back my love for aviation. It also motivated me to start my private pilot journey that I have been putting off for a long time and had my first lesson 4 days ago! Thanks for the jumpstart and keep up the good work!
Amazed by you!
Stevie- I am from Michigan, I am so impressed with your aurora. You are my hero, and in today’s world, there are not too many who are real….. you are everything we all hope to aspire to. Your parents must be incredibly happy and with your abilities, just amazing. When I was in 6 Grade, I so wanted to be a pilot, I was not able to fulfill my dream as now I just turned 70 years old. Part of me is sad, but when I watch your videos, I feel fulfillment, God Bless you little lady, as I said, you are my real live hero, God Bless!
Do you use any of the popular flight sims?
I have a Bonanza P35 for 15 years in California too. Love your postings. Your preflight detail is impressive. Radio work is just awesome.
Been waiting for a vid ! You make flying look so easy. Your a big inspiration to me, Keep doing what your doing !!!
watching your videos always brings me so much joy. thank you for taking us along for the ride
I watch your video all the times and I watched your journey from Michigan to LA. You are an amazing pilot. Watching your attitude and your calmness by taking your bird up there is such a wonder and easy feeling I sensed in you. I believe anyone can learn to be a pilot, but you were born with with it. Your professionalism, prompt attention to the details, and the communication with the ATC are nothing but outstanding, and well done! I hope and pray for your safety every trip you take. God bless and I cant wait to watch your second journey.👏👍✈
Another classic bayflight adventure! It is so so awesome and a true pleasure to tag along with your journeys. It’s like experiencing all of these in first person. Keep the brilliant stories up, can’t wait for more of these! 😄
Literally this is my dream! I'm a software engineer and very recently a pilot, but flying to work is nowhere near in sight unfortunately. Love the videos - to see what I assume is only passion. It helps keep mine alive and keeps me working at the hour building!
This was so cool! I am scared of flights so sometimes I watch these videos on youtube to get over my anxiety haha. Love your channel, really helps me chill and relax!
Love your videos. That is real flying, so good you take the time to narrate the action and have ground response.
her style in general is sooo good! this messy bun, glasses 🤩 absolutely beautiful
I’ve always loved that you show your extensive pre-flight checks. The Dale Snodgrass tragedy could’ve been prevented by a quick movement check of the yoke.
That's what scares me- an experienced pilot making a very simple mistake. Anyone can do that!
@@chriscusick6890 Indeed it is scary. I can imagine a situation where there's a bit of time pressure and a distraction, leading to an uncharacteristic forgetting to check something like that. ☹️
Great camera work. Nice feel for where you are and what you are doing.
EDITED: I’m really curious how much (if any) workload 21C’s new instrument panel takes off of her.
That’s called taking your skills for granted. Or, “screwing the pooch”
Enjoyed this so much. My dad owned a couple Bonanzas as I was growing up. I have a lot of right seat hours in the V tails. Dad’s gone now and I flew for many years and I’m retired from flying now. And I’m in Grand Rapids MI so blew me away when you mentioned west Michigan. Thanks for bringing back a lot of great memories. ❤
In February of this year (2023), I was home sick with food poisoning, watching videos on RUclips, and this video was suggested to me. I wasn't watching aviation videos on RUclips at the time, but this looked interesting (and I'm a Bay Area native), so I checked it out. I watched it 3 times and got inspired to look into flight lessons in my area. I went on my discovery flight on February 20, and yesterday I passed my private pilot check ride.🥳Thank you for inspiring me to pursue a dream and see it through. Next up, instrument training.
It is cool to see an aircraft I worked on getting used. The rest all get used but I never got to see that before your videos. Fantastic, Stevie!
You're fun to watch Stevie, nobody does it better. You give me faith in the younger generation. All the best...
Very glad to hear your faith has been renewed in our generation! You should also check out MrBeast, Mark Rober, Graham Stephan and Colion Noir whenever you get the chance too! I believe they also represent the best of our current generation and future as well.
Young smart beautiful lady and not only she's a pilot that's her airplane. We love you Stevie ❤️❤️❤️
I love this content! keep inspiring, the world watching you!!
4 hours into flight training now after seeing your TikToks a while back, thanks for the inspiration!
Absolutely LOVE these videos. I am not a pilot, but have always enjoyed airplanes and flying. I found your channel and it's good just to have on as I work. One thing that I would LOVE to see is more shots of the areas that you fly over. I am a filmmaker based here in LA and there are times when it seems like it would be cool to see some different shots! But this channel is next level, stay safe and keep journeying!
I love your videos! I'm fascinated by Airplanes/Pilots, how they work etc. I love watching you fly! Thanks for sharing.
Stevie, again your video is awesome, and it makes me miss my flight school days. I love your level of detail. Keep the great work up.
So awesome! So professional! So understandable! I show all your videos to my young daughters! Thanks for all you do!
This means the world to me! Thank you so much!
Enjoyed the ride…..thx! As an old pvt pilot remembering the days, I admire you’re competence and character. Well done young lady!
Flying to work that is awesome! You definitely are living alot of dreams right now! You go fly girl! You're going to make so many other young generations want to do what you do!
thank you so much Stevie. I really enjoy your videos ,keep up the great work you are wonderful and give us so much enjoyment in a some times chaotic world
Stevie I've been following you since day one and your content is always so amazing you are absolute stud at what you do and you share aeronautical knowledge with the world. As a licensed drone pilot a lot of the terms and rules are pretty dang similar and I learned new stuff every time I watch you.
Same here and I'm just so inspired by what this woman is doing.
Thank you so much Michael, that means a lot! I'm glad you enjoy the videos!
Hey Stevie... I stumbled on your video and I absolutely loved it. Every weekend when I play tennis with my niece and nephew I see all the small planes flying over Redwood Shores... And, in my mind I'm wishing I can get up there and fly too. Watching your video motivated me to start researching flight schools... ✈️. Thanks for inspiring me !!! Safe Travels 😀
I just stumbled on this channel but this is so inspiring...
An Engineer and a Pilot, wow, just wow :)
I have a feeling that she might reveal one day that she's a good musician too.
Likely plays the flute 🎶🎼💦
@@jamesburns2232 you sound you play flute, when did you start it?
She make this look so easy kudos to her. 🎉
Your videos have really inspired me to go back and finish my PPL. worked on it in my family’s Aerobat as a teenager but never got to finish. My goal is to get my Multi and buy back the 414A that we had.
I really like how you include the conversation pause when ATC calls you and the resume afterward.
The restricted airspace she kept flying by is Camp Robert’s, base is used for long range artillery practice (you can hear from Paso Robles’s 10 miles away). When you finally make it to SLO you’ll love the downtown.
You make it look so easy!
Love your videos ❤️
I saw this video quite a while back, I was very impressed. Having paid for two Commercial certifications for family, then my own Private w IFR I can really appreciate your skill level. I woke up at 2:00 am this morning, and for no reason at all, started thinking about this video. Then, I get to my office and guess what pops up on my YT stream..... That's so weird it's creepy. How does YT know what I am thinking about ? Good job, you are a very impressive, accomplished young person. What an amazing life you are going to live.
I love to watch how you do your pre flight checks. For a non flyer it is very impressive and informative. I enjoy your videos. Stay cool. It is very warm here in Michigan.
omg this brings back memories - I learned to fly at SBA (also worked as software engineer in Santa Barbara). I miss flying, you've inspired me to get back into it
AMAZING to see how you spend a day. You are truly a Supergirl. Crazy how you can talk with all the different towers through your trip. just subscribed and im HOOKED. keep the videos coming girl. Fly safe.
I love your videos! I’m almost done with my PPL and I’m going to do my solo cx my next lesson and I’ve been using your videos to work on my Coms w tower & approach since you include it! Thank you!
I started my private certification last September (I'm in ND and weather is rough here) I was so nervous to make calls but then I watched your videos and I said to myself if she can be this boss so can I! I'm much more relaxed now.
I found a small museum in Tullahoma, Tennessee called the Beechcraft Heritage Museum. They have a lot of displays and memorabilia dedicated to the women of aviation’s early years.
I told them about your channel and your ownership of a V-tail Bonanza. Said they would love to hear from you and have you attend their “Beech Party” this October.
By the way, I really enjoy your channel. It’s good to see that young people still can and do have interest in aviation.
My friend got married there...very cool museum!
wish i had know about the museum..
I didn’t know about it either. I was looking for places to visit on my motorcycle and found it on an internet search.
Awesome museum. Very clean and filled with absolutely beautiful Beechcraft airplanes!
@@Deckrat Tullahoma does have some hidden gems it seems. I was there at UTSI, visiting their wind tunnels and vacuum test tunnels and other research facilities. The main supersonic/hypersonic wind tunnel is just mind blowing gigantic...
Lived in Tullahoma and did the Party for several years. Awesome place!!! 👍🏻👍🏻
Fun arrival sequence getting home! The two best parts was your smile hearing the BAYFLT call sign and then when you finally got a proper CYA
Your wee grin when you head the first Bayview was very heartwarming.
Been looking forward to a new video! Thanks to you, these videos sparked my interest in being a private pilot. I will be taking a discovery flight end of October to confirm I really want to do this. Thanks for the inspiration!
That's so great to hear! I hope you enjoy the new video and I hope you have a great time on your discovery flight! You'll have to report back and let me know how it goes!
Good luck James ! 👍🌞
I love watching these videos since my father owned a v-tail bonanza in 1961. Unfortunately, I do not remember riding in the plane since I was too young, so watching these videos gives me some idea on what it was like. I also live in Ann Arbor were Stevie took off from on her cross country flight !
Like many other commenters here, as well as watching all of Stevie's videos, I have also watched most of the Oshkosh videos... I enjoy the ones that have the ATC audio most of all, and that is a music that just flows from Stevie's tongue as well. Love it!
you're awesome! I REALLY enjoy watching you fly!
“Doing 152 over the ground” ugh the only 152 my Cessna can do is its name lol happy flying and can’t wait to see the new avionics!
Hey Stevie, so happy to see you upload a new video! I can’t tell you how much I enjoyed your previous ones 👍🏻 By the Way Go Blue!! I’m a big Michigan fan 😁
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed the last few videos and I hope you enjoy this one just as much! GO BLUE!
literally so inspiring! must feel so liberating
Your com skills are amazing. I enjoy your videos and it is great to see young people interested in aviation. Purchased a Cherokee, then got my license at age 55. Flew 410 hrs in her and sold her in 2018. Have not flown since. Your videos get me back up in the air. Thanks.
So nice to see there is at least one other person that doesn't fly with a glass cockpit. Love the position of the iPhone. Also, the music in the far background was a nice touch.
I've never been a fan of the glass cockpit. The steam gauges are so much easier to read, my opinion anyway. Maybe because I've built up years of brain training reading them.
I recently converted to a Cirrus glass cockpit after flying steam gauge C172s for 17 years (and instrument rated most of those years). I would say with the modern Foreflight and iPad flying especially with Stratux (provides ADS-B in and attitude information) with Synthetic vision enabled, you are not missing too much from not going G1000. The main advantage flying a glass cockpit is a fully integrated system certified for primary navigation which is great for giving you confidence everytime flying IFR approaches and flying complicated missed approaches on autopilot. Stevie are you instrument rated yet?
@@eceflyboy Just a matter of affordability for me, most RUclips channels fly with the latest glass, so seeing Stevie with the six is one step closer to humanity.
@@acerbus02 agreed. Glass cockpit usually adds at least $100k to the plane, you cannot install gauges piece-meal which makes upgrades difficult and expensive too. Modern iPad flying give you most of the glass cockpit advantages already without incurring the $100k+ cost.
@@eceflyboy She's instrument rated and a CFI.
You’re such an awesome pilot and that bonanza is super nice
Pilot AND software engineer!!!! WOW impressive at such a young age, this gives me hope for humanity:) Imagine if all our youth were as accomplished as this young lady!
Imagine if the youth all felt like you had to do and be multiple things in order to be considered “accomplished”
imagine if we all had the means
@@M3RRY !!!
You're accomplished the way you are. Everyone has your own path. It's good to see people living your best life, go live yours the way you can
It's a hell of a lot of effort to to be a software engineer and pilot, not many have the tenacity to accomplish so much so young.
You’ve inspired me! I’m really considering getting my pilot license and get myself a plane! My dad lives in northern Cali and it sucks that I only see him twice a year 🥺 but if I can learn to fly, I can just go there myself every other weekend! He lives right next to a tiny airport too. Thank you for your videos 💜💜💜💜💜
hii
The real barrier is the costs of getting your license, renting/buying/maintaining a plane, hangar space, and fuel unfortunately.
love this video!! so cool to see you flying around where I grew up / learned to fly 🤩 make sure to checkout half moon bay- they have a cute little town right off the airport as well as camping. My favorite little run as a private pilot!
I have watched I believe all your videos now. Our paths are so dang similar just years (age) difference. You have got me eyeing Bonanza as my first aircraft to buy from all these videos. Looking forward to continue to watch your journey. Cheers Stevie! Safe flight and smooth controls.
I was watching this video on my way to school being stucked in traffic jam as usual
This week has only started and I found your channel, thanks god
Love your content and strive by it ❤
I lived in a condo complex called Harbortown in San Mateo in the 80s and worked in Foster City (walking distance). I wasn’t a pilot at the time but I drove past the San Carlos airport many times on US101 and always wanted to take lessons there. I think the area has changed so much that I didn’t recognize any of the stuff in your B roll. But it’s still a beautiful place to visit. (I didn’t enjoy the culture there so I moved back to Chicago). I love your videos and your disciplined approach to flying. Fantastic!
I just began taking my private pilot license classes. I've been on the fence about it but ever since I came across your videos it just pushed me to fly! I love it. it would be super cool if we can run into each other at a hanger someday 😭😭
My Dad was a Mechanic at Executive Beechcraft at KSUS. every time you and Matt fly it reminds me of him. Love your videos!!!!
You do a really good job of putting these videos together. And the footage from those older GoPro's looks really good. Very balanced. Audio is great too.
Stevie my 11 year old wants to get his pilot's license as soon as he can and we really enjoy your videos!
😎👍
That's awesome, I wish I found my love for flying that early! I'm glad you both enjoy the videos!
Won’t be long before he’ll be ready for flying lessons, then he can solo on his 16th Birthday, and get his drivers license the next day. That’s what I did.
Get him to start early! I'm 12 and I have 21 hours within a C152 :)
@@mazmcdermott4719 you're very lucky to have that many hours at such a young age. I started flying just before 15 but I haven't flied much since then because it costs so much (I'm now 16.5) but I'm going to start flying a lot when I turn about 17 because i now have a job! Make sure you get a job immediately once you turn 16 to pay for being a pilot mainly if you're trying to fly commercially (for money) such as in the airlines. This stuff is very expensive so start saving that money for flight school when you turn 18 so then you can pay lots of it off and so you don't have much debt. It doesn't really matter what job you get, just get a job. I'm working at McDonald's rn as my first job and it just helps with getting work experience for more advanced jobs. GL with your pilot stuff and remember that if you plan to fly commercially, get a job as soon as you turn 16! Have fun
The last time I was at the San Carlos Airport was back in December 2007. My family recommended to go through the Hiller Aviation Museum. It was a blast to see and they had at that time the forward fueslage of a 747.
I flew my Cessna172 40yrs ago in S.A.... never as afficient and dilligent as you!
Thanks for allowing me to 'continue flying' with you. You are amazing.
I also did MotorCycling and now follow 'ItchyBoots' on her adventures.
Inspiring lovely people keeping older folks alive!
Thanks!
I’m from Shelby township Michigan. I’m about 8 miles from Silver Lake. I use to fly a lot and had to give it up because of health issues. I’m 71 years young and 22 at heart. I’ve had a few planes in my life time. My favorite was my cub 180, just point into a breeze and she would liftoff. I bought her in Alaska when I worked up there. I used her to go back and forth to work. I’m Alaska, west Texas, northern Michigan Utah, Colorado and Oklahoma. I had her for 45 years. I watch you on You Tube. Go Blue 😊 they Won the championship. oh yeah. And kick Ohio State arse. Stay safe and have a Blessed life. Much love and respect on this end.
It's an honor to be allowed to fly with you. You're absolutely amazing in so many ways.
Love the commute! And the clean hanger!
Thank you! That floor demands my attention, especially with Graham's Cub getting oil everywhere, LOL
Put him to work!
Love your videos Stevie keep up the good work
So happy this popped up in my recommended❤! Such a great video
I mostly come here running for Stevie's epic Stevie's pre-flight checklist rundown.... LOL! Safe Travels Always. Taking gliding lessons soon!
steve's back! really happy to see a vid from a techie :)
hope you enjoy!!