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Try that on Monday thru Friday when the C172 flight school kids are flying.

Really nice video the aural checklist was great to hear

It is very audible how it chews and it is not pleasant. There was no such training in wartime, I watch half a video of the training

air ram blow

😂😂gogl map 😂😂

11:16 ok 😅

efi pc was born 😂😂😂

a flyng mustang better than my GT cobra 😂😂😂

ouff he reed the procedures before 😂not a good sign

😂😂😂😂😂😂😅😅😅😅اشتي طائره

I like flying the 269 and miss it but it cost to much.

That 360 on the runway was nuts

Sweet

I play dcs and I can start up the p-51 mustang really fun. To fly and is one Great War machine

Could you share your pov setup?Thanks a lot.

Bro end up the video without showing landing because he dont know how to land it 💀

P-51: The Cadillac of the Skies. No other machine like it.

Charging cords strung everywhere, iPads not secured properly, phones not in airplane mode, no checklist usage, no fire extinguisher visible, this operation is a disaster waiting to happen!

Lots of clutter in the cockpit. That doesn’t look very safe!

❤

Sou apaixonado pela aviação parabéns DEUS ABENÇOE

What lever did you pull to make the engine RPM sound rougher @ 11:34?

Not very informative so was not very impressed with the video!! 🤦‍♂️

It would be wonderful if you could get the avionics system included in that camera sound system, too.

It's watching videos like that that make me regret following *one* of the pieces of my grandfather's advice... I did the whole college+university thing. Struggled for 6.5 years to finish my diploma and degree, made some great telecom/IT industry connections and had a job secured before I even graduated at a great starting salary, benefits, pension etc. But I yearned to fly helicopters (my uncle -- long divorced out of the family -- had a heli company and 4 helicopters. 2x B206, 1x B206-L, and an AS350. I got heli rides ALL the time as a kid). Despite ~40k of student debt (not bad for Canadian graduate), I was willing to go up to Helicopters Canada and rack up even more debt and become a heli pilot. Grandpa, a retired and quite success and wise business man said I have all this education and an amazing job already, why throw it away by changing careers? And since that day I've regretted not following my dream. Now, 15++ years later, I with a start up, got in at the ground level when it was brand new, growing the company as an executive, with real potential that I can soon afford to do some introductory lessons, and find out FOR REAL--- "Will I love flying a helicopter? Or did I just enjoy riding in one as a kid?" More content please!

whats with all this stupid digital tech...

Can't hear shiet

Does your plane have APU or not APU= Auxiliary Power Unit

Try to adapt a plane parachute like modern small aircrafts, so you wont loose that piece of jewerly in case of an engine fail.

Цей пілот літака, видно вчора був свинопасом.😊😊.

Natürlich kaut er einen Kaugummi und macht dabei den Mund nicht zu. Ekelhaft. Der isst bestimmt auch mit offenem Mund. Eine BF109 ist viel schöner als eine amerikanische P51.

Chewing gum not part of checklist! 😅

Это КРУТО!!!

10:20 checking sides to make sure tere is not another planes😂

This is real flying…not just setting autopilot switches.

I met a guy in Mansfield Missouri back in 94 or 95. Last name was Morgan. Long story short. He owned 2 p51 mustangs. And a crop dusting business. Said he had 10,000 hours under 100 feet. He was clost to 80 then. Anyway he said he was the first person to fly a P-51D in combat. Refered to it as a resonance aircraft. The first D mistion he claimed was to fly at 400 feet full power over the enemy while taking pictures. He said it was the scariest thing he ever did. Claimed thats what hooked him on low and fast. Said his kids hated flying. Told me to come by and he would make me a pilot. He was about 90 miles away and i was living on $50 a week after bills. Couldn't afford the gas. Really wish i could have got to know him. I have always assumed he was honest. Seemed very honest and not prone to brag. Would love to know if its true and if so more details.

Niceee

My grandpa got to fly in one of these for his 50th wedding anniversary. He absolutely loved planes. He passed away earlier this year. Love you pop-pop!

O velho é bom!

great video! I didn’t know about the automated checklist!

Its cool it's like futuristic hearing the plane make those call outs. Like it has a mind of its own

чё ты чавкаешь мул

I love the Mustang... and getting a chance to see it fly from the pilot's POV is great! Thank you for posting!

This is one of the better ones Thumbs buddy.

New era virtual sim )))

Das nächste mal nimm deinen scheiß Kaugummi aus dem Maul...

Nice video. brought back memories. Rusty pilot now but getting back into the saddle is on my list of things to do this year. Which airport is this?

If i was in the heat wit thay id definitely lean her out a bit just for my dive. The airspeed would i oush it above danger no i wouldnt do that 😅😊 i love joking i did see you richen it up a bit which is good a bit rich is a safe engine 😊

The one thing i have never liked about flying older aircraft in the modern day is the cockpit being filled with modern instruments and computers. I know its a actual requirement and safety thing but it looks do out of place seeing a 70 80 year old aircraft with a LED screen and computerised instruments inside. AGAIN i know it’s a requirement and safety thing but still.

nice