How to land a Twin Otter

[imlennonwong]

lovely



[jellyfish8901]

good info and nice upload....why the music...I love to hear the engine sound when take off and landing...

[bryceherron]

@jellyfish8901 Why the music??... That's a really odd remark. Why do they have music in films, advertisements, drugstores or even elevators for that matter?

[OrionTiger]

NICE!

I like the romance with aviation!

Goog musik and nice flying.

I'm a pilot my self, flying PIC on ATR 72-500's

Happy landings!

[AUBLUEOAR]

why even put music? it ruins flying videos.

[bryceherron]

@AUBLUEOAR You sound like a pilot... Very technically oriented with a hollow heart for art and passion.

[bryceherron]

Hey yall... sorry.. the video seems to cut short on you tube, thus no credits for the music.

Music is as follows:

TITLE: Lost & Found

ARTIST: DJ Cam

Thanks for all your comments.

Synthpro

[keywik]

How many hours do you need to become a first officer on the twin otter with Air Labrador

[bryceherron]

Your standard commercial license, multi / IFR. 200 hours.

[1Gaumer]

no type certification?

[bryceherron]

@1Gaumer No certification required

[seniorpumpkin]

Ahh ok, the 300 series, fair enough. My flight manual says Vfe does go up to 105, but the white arc is only supposed to go from 58 to 95kts on a 300. Typical convoluted twin otter numbers!

[seniorpumpkin]

I like the vid, but you should be careful lowering flaps at 105kts, Vfe on the twin otter is 100kts

[bryceherron]

Oh.. funny aie. Cause 105 is in Air Lab's SOP's.

[cutasscrew]

uhh its 103 in some companies as well

[steveoflyz]

what song is this?

[bryceherron]

It says it in the credits neer the end.

[steveoflyz]

still not seeing it... the vid cuts off at 2:27 with no credits

[bennobro]

Sweet Vid!!