Flying the Cessna SkyMaster

This is me flying one of my Friend's Cessna Skymaster. Im Flying in the Right Seat cause im not Multi-Engine rated yet, but that didn't keep me from flying it. This clip shows me Flying around my house.

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Autos & Vehicles

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• Flying
• Cessna
• Skymaster
• aviation
• fly
• multi
• engine
• plane
• pilot

[ljubisa88]

how old are you????

[aviator06]

I was 18 or 19 in this video. I'm 21 now.

[cessna7035q]

I saw on someone one else's comments that you're in the Air Force. I went to tech school at, and flew out of, Pensacola (near your tech school location). Nice videos, by the way!

[aviator06]

where did you go to tech school?

[klaus140283]

For your information, you dont need a multi-engine Lic. to fly an C- 337 Sky master.

thanks, my regards

[hondacl0n3]

@ATARI800XLfan Its not worth the buy, Its known for the rear engines to always over heat & fail at take offs or in any hot days.

[Supershanker123]

amazing plane.... I love the Cessna 337 Skymaster... Its a very unique aircraft....

[ATARI800XLfan]

how much does it cost to get a multi engine license. I have always wanted to fly. Is a Cessna 337 worth buying. What would be a good price for one. Is buying the pressurized version worth the money. What it is the performance like, like range and that.

[SuperScottbrady]

Thanks for the video, I love the Skymaster, I don't know anyone to "bum" a ride from.

(Private Pilot, checked out 150- C210R)

[jdhiner1]

Its more to do with managing two engines vs controlling the airplane. The only reason multiengine ratings are required is because of the adverse yaw caused by a failed engine.

[stlflyguy]

@Apollo580 If you take your multi-engine checkride in a Skymaster, you'll have only demonstrated your ability to handle an aircraft that has centerline thrust. Your license should be restricted to Centerline Thrust only. You would have to take a checkride in a conventional twin to remove that limitation. If you take your multi-engine checkride in a conventional twin, you don't get the centerline thrust restriction.

[marco21falcon]

@Apollo580 No centerline thrust rating, It's a multi engine. However there is a gray area as to whether or not if you got rated for multi in this A/C if it would crossover to the non-inline thrust.

[Apollo580]

@RogerDeanSmart Can you get a multi-engine rating and be allowed to fly this? Or do you have to have a center line thrust rating?