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Oh, and one more thing... Were I the ATC supervisor at Phoenix, I'd have responded to your threat to declare minimum fuel with "Roger, expect vectors to the VOR 4R approach into Chandler." You not taking enough fuel on your flight is no reason to try to strong-arm your way into the established fl...

Heh... 3:27 to 3:53 is totally the Pirates of the Carribean theme. Dude plagiarized himself. LOL

Well done. I see she's doing it on an E-flat trumpet too.

This is crap. You don't "go 100mph straight down" when the engine fails on an airplane. You turn into a glider, and in most airplanes the glide speed is well under 100mph, and the speed you would go in at is 60mph or lower. If he's going to completely exaggerate that part, the rest is probably ex...

2:09 - Tasty!

The lightning didn't knock those branches down. If lightning strikes that close to you, the sound won't be like thunder, it'll be like a sudden, huge explosion. In fact, that close you would almost certainly experience some hearing loss.

@Swimdad505 Dan, I'm using a RAM mount. Specifically, I have the iPad cradle, two arms of different lengths and a dual-ball connector so I can use both arms together, and I have both a yoke mount for the 182 and a suction cup mount for the DA40. Maximum flexibility! I should do a blog post on my ...

Cool video! I've seen the remaining Super Guppy at KEFD when I landed there to visit my sister, and I saw the Dreamlifter at Oshkosh a couple of years ago. I've also seen the surviving Mini Guppy, parked outside the museum at Tillamook, OR. Funny-looking airplanes, but no more so than the 377's t...

@dlopez8a Thanks! It was pretty cheap and easy, too - I just took the earbuds from an iPod, put them inside the earcups of my headset (I was using a Lightspeed 20-3G at the time), and plugged 'em into the mic port on the video camera. So, what you're hearing is exactly what I was hearing.