Is this Mexico's Most DANGEROUS Airline?
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- I took a flight with an unknown Mexican airline and soon started to regret my life choices...
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If you'd paid $20 extra, the pilot probably would have let you fly the plane while he listened to his phone.
Would've Been safer to be honest 😂
ya he didn’t even care if da plane was flying or not
Prolly true
At least Noel has a license
@Lord Ludicrous ne neither
Probably one of the only occasions where by knowing about aviation actually leads to more nerves than not knowing anything about aviation whilst flying.
The absence of a co-pilot would make anybody nervous, before he even starts babysitting his phone.
As a FA I can say this comment is very accurate 😜
@@CallieMasters5000 Small planes never have co-pilots because they don't require them. Only bigger planes do
@@olgaflores522 I wouldn't say "never." I've flown on Cessna 208's like the one in this video before on Southern Airways Express here in the US, and similarly sized Pilatus PC-12's with Boutique Air, and they have always flown with a copilot. Really depends on the airline and the location.
I have the opposite view. That being a pilot, one would be less afraid as a passanger on a small plane. Veering off course for a couple of minutes is really not much of an issue. I'm only surprised about the lack of pilot's headset. Could he have had another pod in his left ear that he could hear radio communications through? It's difficult enough to hear with a great headset.
The nuisance of flying around sporadic passengers to keep up appearances might have to do with the main income of these airlines, which is most likely stowed away in the cargo compartement.
I agree. However in this case it's stashed behind the co-pilot's instrument panel... :-)
I was gonna say just that lol. This is 100% a front for smuggling.
@@magwhyte ...and likely a lil' bit up the 'Captain's noes considering his flying lol
When it first came in to land it looked pretty rear heavy. The extra time was probably to "unload the cargo" and load some more.
Somebody pls show this to Mentour Pilot, or 74 Gear or Captain Joe. I'm interested in their professional opinion.
Why? This looks like a day-to-day small scale flight. What did you see that posed an instant hazard to life?
Blancolirio should see this.
Bahahahahag
@@1000CalorieSnackPack maybe it's the pilot not paying any attention to the flight course, using his phone, listening to music, potential issues with navigational equipment... You know, just a couple _little_ problems
@@1000CalorieSnackPack The altitude and course deviations? Not to mention the descent at Vne (Never exceed speed). It’s a red line for a reason and he was hugging it!
The phrase, no pasa nada, came to mind every time the pilot flew off course
“No pasa nada” is usually followed a few minutes later with “ya valió madre”.
Safety Wing was probably watching this going, "Oh crap we didn't know he was taking this dangerous flight!"
Not at all we loved it !👍
Even if the video was uploaded, still was wondering the whole time "did he survive?" And hey, works if a company wants to prove they'll insure any kind of risk 😉
I don't think Safety Wing will offer you free travel insurance after they see this video 😂
Once again going where nobody else dares to get great content!
I'm a bit and been to Senora many times? Its not scary at all.
Noel Philips is just bald and bankrupt they are both British but one doesn't know Russian. Suspicious. Oh ye BTW bald and bankrupt is another brave bald brit who goes around russia
Totally agree you never see that poncey Non Stop Dan doing trips like this his videos are more like I'm going on the most dangerous flight and an airline I ever been in and it will be British Airways in first class.
@@mikeyboy200606 🤣🤣 ya after seeing this one I know Noel has the biggest balls of them all. I mean you can't get any worse of a flight without it actually being a crash.
@@ethanb4461 Too right Noel is my favourite and second is a Tie between Josh Cahill and Paul Lucas.
The guys I cannot stand are Non Stop Dan and Sam Chui. Non Stop Dan is like a spoilt Daddys Boy possibly a snowflake and Sam Chui is so cringeworthy and fake and would slate a company if he didn't get a free First class ticket.
You know, I get a little anxious when my Uber driver uses his phone while driving. Can you describe the feeling of seeing your pilot do it?
It's the same, but the stakes are higher, since you could survive a car crash, but I doubt one would survive a major Cessna crash from that altitude.
If you got it trimmed hands off why not it's not like there's anything to hit it's not like you're going to accidentally misplace 10,000 feet
@@leprechaunbutreallyjustamidget agree
It’s like flying with your mate for a Saturday lunch. Of course your mate decided to pretend to be an airline pilot and wore a uniform. That’s about where the professionalism stopped.
You and the drugs got there ok
Best comment! 🤣
LOL
That pilot gave me anxiety.... The irony/genius of being sponsored by SafetyWing - you definitely needed that Tequila
Noel, if I've told you once, I've told you a thousand times, always wear your parachute on Aero Guerrero
I started cracking up when you said “It only crashed once so far in its life.” I’m sorry, WHAT? 😂
I've never been so nervous watching a flight review 😳
Same feeling here. This has just reminded me of a video I watched on James Asquith YT.
SAME
The air pod pilot
The pilot probably flys this route and is getting complacent, never a good sign. I'll bet he's the one that ran off a couple of years back.
You're a brave man for flying the return 🤣🤣I would've simply swam back home
7:40 I love how he’s not even looking outside as the power is advanced and the aircraft is moving forwards. Ah Mexican aviation.
Thank you for the video and providing us with these excellent content as always. The pilot should be reported and investigated I think. I don't think he should be sacked but extra training needs to be done, particularly in awareness. Someone should monitor him on a regular basis. That is what I would do. Nice video :).
Thank you! Yes I agree I felt kind of bad being so negative, and as a pilot myself I wouldn't wish this guy to suffer but it's clear his priorities were elsewhere that day and some monitoring/training would definitely not go amiss.
@@noelphilips Hi Noel. Being negative is a good thing as you pick out the faults, The trouble is if you don't report it then there maybe consequences I guess? I think training all countries needs to be looked at, especially if you haven't flow for a while. :)
@@noelphilips you can't use your phone whilst driving so surely the same applies whilst flying. I was in a taxi in Greece with a driver on their phone and felt really uncomfortable so goodness knows how I'd feel flying with these guys.
Bro was playing on his phone while handflying a plane
What a baller
I am an instructor... that guy did a whole bunch of stuff that would probably cause him to lose his certs if he was flying in the US. The one thing I'll say in his defense is that I don't know what the rules are in Mexico or that airline's op specs and I suppose it's possible that the flights you took were actually VFR, meaning his course and altitudes might not have mattered that much outside of maintaining terrain clearance and traffic separation. But using his phone while hand flying, filling out paperwork, no hands on the controls as he's on his takeoff roll, I mean lots of stuff looked pretty crazy to me. It's no surprise to me that this plane's been in a runway excursion with this airline.
Sorry Noel, but I couldn't stop laughing with this one. Let's just say there is a very Norteño way of doing things, and self-preservation doesn't seem to be such a high priority over there.
Nomas le faltó una tecate en el pedestal
@ :'D
Bloody brilliant video....you've got some balls I tell ya!!!! Keep up the hard work
Thank you Much appreciated
That drifting left turn is how stall spins happen
The random number generator comment had me in stitches!
dear noel
only just watched your report, v interesting (and cary) i suggest next time ask clint eastwood to enjoy the flight with you !
keep lt up
Damn Noel, I have to say you are so brave. Even I would be so afraid to fly on Aero Guerrero and other small mysterious mexican airliners and I live in Mexico. SALUDOS 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
This happens more often than not. The only difference is the cockpit door is shut and we can’t see what the pilot(s) do inside. Just to give you an example, we had US pilots arrested for showing up drunk.
Hats off to you on that one Noel That banging noise was the ground staff Kicking the tyres in saying that piolt did give smooth landings Keep safe &keep posting .
I have been on the go for 30 years Noel..and except for Lukla this has to be the winner of the nerve testing contest...Mark
Looks like he wasn't wearing a seat belt either!!
I love my flying Noel , I actually felt nervous for you prior to boarding that C208 Caravan, Rather you than me lol 😂
Thanks for the support.
You say your nervous, but there you are, taking a photo of them, great career choice, bury you anywhere, no questions asked.
Where is the co-pilot? One could fly while the other does the paperwork.
The resident cat was the best part! How cute xD I'd prob end up missing my flight cos I was too busy talking to the cat lmao
The cat is the best thing in this!
We used to have a local cat. In our ferry terminal.. she lived near by & started to come there. She soon learned when ferrys would be comming in, she knew that ment people & attention 😅
Kind of typical stuff for Latin America, not just with flying. Although now you know why a lot of passengers cross themselves while taking off and cheer when they land even on the bigger commercial flights. :)
Gosh Noel, I'd be so scared of that plane
Some great backseat piloting skills there...
Noel, why haven't you highlighted the Caribbean yet. I am from there but live in the US and would like to see you visit.
That’s a lot of stress for a single crew plane
Mate, first i just LOVE your videos. Secondo: if someone is scared to fly they MUST watch your videos and they see on what sometimes u fly on... U LEGEND!
My god I'm not surprised that its only crashed once, but on the plus side at least your alive I don't think you will ever forget that experience.
Loved every minute of it.Great job Noel!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very odd to see single crew on the 208B in pax ops - we operated two vans in Africa for MAF and had to fly dual on every non maintenance flight, even on really short hops, never even over water in our case.That shudder noise is something we got often on the older of the vans where the fairings on the main gear would vibrate on and after braking
The Wild West-style music was quite appropriate . 🤣
I live in Mexico and would never even contemplate a flight like this, with an “airline” I’ve never even heard of. Glad you made it to land safely! Looks like you enjoyed your double tequila. 👍
aeroguerrero is constantly under investigation
Regional aviation is not like commercial one, and obviously not for everyone.
Your assessment of the pilot is spot on. You don’t have to have an ATP cert to know professionalism and awareness was lacking.
Yeah, this plane seems to have had a vacuum issue for the FO's side instruments. I even saw the ASI "Redline" too. Makes me wonder if the Minimum Equipment List includes failure of flight instruments on FO side, if only Single Pilot Ops are used? Going to be signing up for your Patreon, Noel! :-)
Cheers Jeff! Yes I’m sure the MEL would have been complied with (just). Although difficult to know what was inop on P1 side.
I'm sure if you would've told him you're a pilot he would've invited you up to the FO's seat to fly the aircraft while he slacked off!
Absolutely brilliant video mate. So brave.
No auto pilot, huh.....yikes, kind of like the guys on the highway that would hit the rumble strips on the side and come over a couple lanes and come back just use the whole road instead of just one lane.
As a Mexican it is a shame, and of course I would feel insecure and I would soon file a complaint with aeronautical authorities, even if it were any other country
That is looking bloody dangerous!
Hhahahhahah yes it does. I like how Noel and James Asquith YT give us some scary aviation content. They keep things interesting
Ironically, driving across Mexico, as a white tourist, was more dangerous than the flight. I'm not sure how much you know about Mexico, but that was a bad decision in my opinion.
Dont worry. Wife and myself flew on the same plane from Chiang Mai to Pai. The fire department then became taxi drivers.
My family is from La Paz. English privateers would hide in the many coves and bays in Baja California. Awaiting for the treasure laden Manila Galleons.
Noel you knew more than the pilot did about aviation😂 he probably played some cheap mobile flight sim and the company said your hired
that pilot should be fired for sure man,, this is nuts
I lve in the next town over, and this is my airport of choice. I am finding this video most interesting...
My dad was a crop duster. Flying with him... Now THAT was scary...
WTF - Why does the Gate Security guy wear a baseball cap based on OCP from the Robocop film?!?! Sweet Jesus.....
That was a slightly nerveracking video... That being said, the pilot's candy crush score, snap streak and message count must be off the charts!
As much as I can find Australia's aviation regulations frustrating at times, when you see this behaviour, CASA starts to look like a godsend.
Man had I known you were coming to my hometownI would have bought you lunch. I watch all your videos.There are many beautiful things and people in Mexico, and Ciudad Obregon has them too. You just went thru my city, next time try to spend some time in Mexico. I have been to your country, a few bad places but mostly great people and places. Salud
I love this guy
Hhahahhahah same feeling here. I like how Noel and James Asquith YT give us some scary aviation content. They keep things interesting
Seems like God was the Co-pilot.
“Jesus take the yoke”
You're a braver man than me, flying all these dodgy airlines.
I'm pretty sure the high pitched noises in the terminal are the familiar sound of a smoke alarm that's run out of battery 😂
As a pilot I am shocked by the lack of safety and that he was essentially VFR. I have some time in a similar type He does not appear to have Foreflight as a back-up. I noticed his landings are not sharp, either. No co-pilot Not fun!
This should be reported to the FAA so they can cite this company before they kill innocent passangers.......
Any flight you walk away from is a good one, worry when the pilot brings his guide dog on board
Was the security guy wearing an OCP cap? Hahaha 🤣
Wow that certainly did not look safe at all. I can see why you enjoyed that tequila at the end mate !
Never seen anyone so relieved!
Noel: I like to make my suffer
It's these kind of pilots that just fly forever and it's the profesional pilots like JAL etc that make bad errors and crash and burn. When I watch your video's I think, "well you must have landed safely as we are watching the recording". Then I remember you can always recover the SD card from a crash site. lol. You are a brave man.
That pilot was not supposed to be on his phone in flight
Messed up video title.
HAhhahahhah tell me about it. But its fun and interesting just as James Asquith YT likes to keep it
Damn you're lucky to be aiive driving through Sonora in a rental car.
I hadn't heard how dangerous it was until afterwards, probably for the best!
I think he may have been "Powdering his nose" before the flight.
Any airport with a resident cat can't be that bad. That's why I like Mexico.
there is a book store near me with a resident cat
Just pest controller!
Two words spring to mind while watching this video:
‘Fuck’ and ‘this’.
That's 3 words 🤪
That and "Where's the co-pilot?!"
@@CallieMasters5000 Caravans are normally single pilot.
"It's only crashed once in its life" 🤣
also does anyone else see the irony the video was sponsored by a Travel Insurance company?
Safety wing LOL 😂
At least the seat next to him was empty, worst case scenario you could have jumped in and knocked him out in the process l
Don’t most planes have the ability to only crash once 🤣
"In case you fly a shady airline that might be shut down by the authorities before you depart or you have a flight on a plane with more than 0 crashes on its record, get travel insurance!"
LMAO
So British, pilot operates in an unprofessional way, still thank him at the end
Thank you for not killing us, despite your best effort to the contrary.
Thank you for paying just enough attention to not crash and land where we were supposed to.
Those small planes with virtually no one on board are probably hauling cargo. Hauling cargo from interior of Mexico towards the US border could be something you want to want piss anyone involved with off.
8:57 - Listening to Audible, "How to Fly in 10 Easy Lessons"
😂😂😂😂😂😂he probably listening to that
or....Enjoy our next flight simulator MFS2024 released this November!
I love the fact the pilot went to the trouble of wearing a mask but completely disregarded every other safety procedure! Love your dry humour but expect you might get a talking to from Rachel after this!
It was bad enough they only had one pilot, but then the only pilot goes on twitter and throws his airpods in.
They should change their name to "BuT dId YoU dIe? Airways"
Brilliant :D Checking out dogy airlines so we don't have to .
Cheers Noel, love your channel :)
Aviate: Plane’s flying
Navigate: We’re kinda going that direction
Communicate: Texting about the football match tonight
Simple rule of thumb in Mexico: if you go out looking for trouble, you’ll find it.
might rethink my Juarez travel plans... 👀
Sometimes you'll find it even if you're not looking for it!
True in Mexico I go to Mexico many times all true.
I wrote a paragraph above about visiting Tijuana on Friday or Saturday nights with my friends. We would drive down from Los Angeles, park on the US side, take a taxi to downtown in a beat up ex-US taxi which in turn was an ex-US police car with a bad alignment and suspension. This flight reminded me of that, but in an airplane. But, vehicles aside, I never had trouble in Tijuana in all the years and times (dozens and dozens) I had been. As far as trouble being the plane--yes he found trouble and trouble found him, no doubt!
Or the rest of the world...
Cruising anywhere between 11 and 12 thousand feet, depending on whether the pilot was paying attention or not 😂😂😂 you're not flying MAF anymore!
This comment in the video made me laugh so hard!
Going anywhere between North and North. Depending on the pilot paying attention or not!
The first thing I'm going to say is you should have been in the pilot seat and their pilot should have remained back at the airport. LOL :-) Tex
Me seeing this title: ah, don't exaggerate so much, Noel.
Me after watching this video: oh holy shit that was actually an understatement.
Was it the wavy flight data visual showing the plane NOT flying straight?
@@culcune probably that and considering the pilot literally had AirPods in
@@hjmobercgaming1209 probably the autopilot was inoperative lol
@@soldadomacaco no problem but you still should be paying attention to your flight
Your wife is going to be so angry at you when she sees this.
Not think so she had laugh cramping him in an Airbus a330 on cebu
She probably has a lot of life insurance on him.
@@CallieMasters5000 you and I thinking the same thing. She's probably finding these dodgy airlines and booking him in them. 😎
doubt it shes shout of him hes happy flying around the world and as long as the $$$ comes in from his youtube channel she doesnt give two toss
U got balls of steel my friend, I'd rather take my chance swimming the sea of cortez
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Name the video, pilot uses AirPods on flight and your channel will blow up
Those pickups with camoflouge guys were Mexican Military. They are there for your protection. You should have been happy to see them. I've lived here in Mexico for 15 years and respect these guys.
That was only funny as my feet are firmly on terra firma...it reminds me a lot of an internal Air Gambia flight when we saw this guy heading towards the aircraft with the fattest splif hanging out of his mouth..we stopped laughing immediately however when he turned left off the stairs...yes it was the Captain !!!!
I am a Canadian that’s been to Australia a few times and several years ago on two occasions i flew on an airline called Emu Air between Adelaide and Kangaroo Island. They weighed the customers and on one flight the copilot did all the flying while the pilot slept and on another the pilot invited a customer up to sit beside him. They are no longer in business.
you live in los santos?
depending on the plane, weighing people is the right thing to do. And if its a single pilot operation nothing wrong with someone else sitting up front.
The airport cat knows to mind his own business.
And stay on the ground