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Thanks man. I look forward to more of your videos if you are going to still be making them. I may make some of my own in the near future.

Hate to say it, but this crew is very unprofessional. Just listen to the way they talk, so casually, and they're rude to the flight attendants.

The part where they declared Capt. Gannaway dead was the saddest part of any investigation I've ever seen. It was so sad. RIP Captain. You're the hero on that day.

Actually, the plane was so hard to control, the pilots had a very difficult time controlling the aircraft. The correct procedure for a stall is to increase thrust to 85% and pitch the nose at 5 degrees. It was just so hard to control, they couldn't do it.

Where in winthrop? I'd love to visit that place. What runway is this?

Great video. Where do you spot from and what runway is this?

And, Air France is actually one of the safest airlines in the world.

During flight, when the onboard cockpit callouts say retard, it means that the pilot must pull his thrust levers to IDLE.

If you find it, send it to me too please.

What flight is this? I'm guessing it's Lufthansa

Beautiful tricorder. Do you build these?

This is a great opening to the movie. Makes you think of how much time has really passed since the original series. I wish they had an episode with the original Enterprise coming home to drydock.

You can't use autopilot for takeoff. Just because they didn't say rotate doesn't mean they used the autopilot.

Dude, sorry but there are a lot of things wrong with that statement. First, there are a lot of things to do before even punching the thrust levers. And it's not a steering whee, it's a yoke. And it's definitely noticeable here.

The tempo is a little too slow. But, I'm 13 and know how to play this, no lies. You don't need four hands.

Beautiful tricorder. Could you send me a PM. I'm building one of these and need some help from the expert. Thanks.

What happens to Star Trek when William Shatner or Leonard Nimoy die? Then, it will truly be gone. Hat saying that they wont last another 20 years.

One of my siblings has terminal illness, and will die in about 6 months, every time I listen to this, I think of how in Star Trek, there's a cure for pretty much everything. Makes me think if it will ever change.

and RIP TASHA.

I'm sorry, not piano notes, just that high section at the end.

What episode is the 5th one from?

Beautiful song, probably my favorite. I know how to play this on the piano. It does tell a story of life. How there are bad and good moments, how hearts get broken, how time flies, and how we all ruin the world.

I was on this flight!! OMG

Nice tricorder. How did you build it.

If you don't mind me asking, where did you get the kit?

Why are these electronics different than all your other Endgame tricorder electronics.

How did you do this? I'm thinking about modifying mine.

And, where did you get this?

Why do the sounds play randomly at the end?

Those sounds are added in post.