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Great video. Thanks

Thanks for a very useful video! I’m looking for an accelerated program too, Did you do it through thrust? Which location? Cheers mate!

Just do it✔️

Do you have a video on ways to make money with your plane even if you don’t fly? I want to get a plane and rent it out to a flight school or something. And maybe I could learn to fly it through the flight school. Is that practical? Are there other more practical or financially better ways to make money with it.

Can I join a club and not fly? Maybe to learn to fly later.

So many we could add. Or just do a separate "Bucket list" (known/unknown). Like your Johnson Creek. But Sedona has to be on this (KSEZ) and First Flight (KFFA)...

Michigan resident here, love Mackinaw Island!!!

Thanks for the video from a CFI, and former airline pilot. Good fun, and helpful for my students transitioning to a Regional.

You are a pilot right? What do you think the chance is of me becoming a pilot as i have adhd, autism and a few more mental disorders.

You are a pilot right? What do you think the chance is of me becoming a pilot as i have adhd, autism and a few more mental disorders.

I am planning for flying lessons, your video helps a lot. Thank you.

how much is this plane

Are there any significant ground effects when landing with a high-wing aircraft?

We have a "Mackinac island at home" with Madeline Island near me. Has a runway that is warped up and down like waves, and has some of the most suicidal deer I have ever encountered. Interesting place to land!

LOVE Cedar Key. I lived near there. WONDERFUL bucket list place.

42B. Goodspeed in CT. Airport was saved a few years ago and growing since. Seaplane training on the river in the hills. Real throwback feel. RAF approved

I really liked your point about thinking in the long term. My journey to getting my CPL has been so full of ups and downs and going through my logbook and verifying the hours. I’ve realised it has been over 5 years in the making. Hoping for many more years of flying to come.

Catalina Island California. KAVX 26 miles off the coast from L.A. 3000' Runway ends at both ends with a dropoff to the ocean 1600 feet below. Go for the landings and stay for the Buffalo Burgers, right at the airport.

@Aviation101 has a cool video on Mackinac Island

24A in NC is a cool introduction to mount approach with a paved but up hill runway. Nothing really to do but if you are in the south east it's worth landing. I have an old video (I am not really a RUclipsr so it is raw) on my channel feel free to grab clips if you use the airport, just know it was like the 3ed flight after I got my license.

i have not flown outside of alaska yet, but all of these places look great and worth the trip.

Now that's a good video.

So, you’re riding in the back as someone else does it and someone else is in the back while you do? That’s not good for Vmca demo.

Thanks for the list!

I flew my first solo in a Piper Cherokee when I was 16 years old, before I could drive a car and I fell in love with aviation. Life intervened and I lost sight of my goals and went down another track, not involving flying. Well, I'm now 55 just passed my PPL-A review (check-ride), found a great CFI and I'm well on my way to my commercial licence. I forgot the joy I felt when I was flying. I rediscovered my joy, and I'm not looking back.

Dude! Sweet vid!

I think another place to look at, especially if you love the history of flight, is First Flight (KFFA) in Kill Devil Hills, NC. You know, Kitty Hawk!

5 Props!!!! Richland Creek (Arkansas) -- 4AR9

you missed an amazing airfield good speed airport along the Connecticut River, it is amazing

Sharing this one with my friends

BREAD AND BREAKFAST. yesssss

Great list to start from. I've been to a few of them. Johnson Creek is otherworldly and definitely something to behold. Oh - and I've also been to Beaumont KS. You definitely taxi right down the street. There's only about 200 people that live in the very small town. The lodge is great - however it is straight up legit haunted. The stories the staff tell of things they have seen are super spooky. You can camp outside w/ your plane rather than stay in the lodge as well.

I can confirm that you do taxi on the public road at Beaumont (07S). In addition, if you do not stop at the stop sign, you are subject to getting a ticket just as you would in a vehicle. Beaumont also has a Twin Beech D18 parked near the hotel that was used by Barry Seal for some of the activities highlighted by the movie "American Made"

What is the name of the ATC app?

Search for "Cheat river flyin". It's an awesome private airport (West Virginia). The owner hosts a couple of fly-ins each year. You should REALLY do an episode about the flyin/him. He provides ALL THE FOOD AND DRINKS to everyone for free. Next one is 11th of May. He even gave away free t-shirts to all pilots/co-pilots that flew in. I can't imagine how much just the food and drinks cost him each flyin. My dad and I went there last year (from Norway).

I am 51, and just have started my journey to get my PPL. After years of thinking I’ve always wanted to fly, I took my discovery flight about and was instantly hooked. Thank you for the video, it gets a little intimidating at times, no matter the age.

Bold Airstrip (A13). And yes, you have to be pretty bold to attempt to land there.

Check out UT25, NC06, 24A, 2NC0 off the top of my head

And English speaking average people like You Might Not Know what the word epic means. So I will write you now this: It means 1. heroic, long, grand, monumental, vast, Homeric, Miltonian, lofty, grandiloquent, high-flown, high-sounding, extravagant, bombastic. 2. ambitious, heroic, , grand, arduous, extraordinary, Herculean, very long, very large, huge, monumental. So many of your airports are not huge, long, grand, monumental, bombastic, heroic, very long, very large, nor huge. You should use the simple word "extraordinary" or similar in future. 😀

Oh wait there’s Sedona airport too, on top of a Plateau! it’s like landing on a aircraft carrier, especially at night! The town is pretty cool!

Shelter cove on the “Lost Coast “ of California is a one of kind Shangri-La , check your WX it can get Foggy!

Jasper National Park in Jasper Alberta has an excellent 3000 ft grass strip (Jasper CYJA). Cab or tour company will pick you up. White water rafting, boat tours in high mountain lakes (see the Hall of the Gods), glacier tours, camping, hotels, etc. My family and I landed in our Arrow IV and stayed a few days. Tie down only $5. 100LL fuel available 65NM away in Edson. Breath taking views with a wide valley and straight approaches. It was perfect for my first trip in the mountains.

I flew into Mackinac last fall. Don’t wear flip flops (horse poo). Beautiful place.

Glad I'm close to 2 of them 👍 hopefully one day I'll get to visit and explore some

You could do a list of Resort Towns. Sunriver in Oregon (S21) and Sun Valley in ID (SUN) come to mind. On theme with this video (but maybe more mid-tier) would be Nahalem Bay State Park (3S7) with a really cool approach/departure over the water into a campground. There's also Ranger Creek (21W) in WA which I'd call the Johnson Creek of WA. In Oregon you can also do an orbit around Crater Lake Ntln Park before hopping up to Crescent Lake (5S2) which is a cool little paved mountain runway, but with an absolutely _sick_ departure through the trees and over the water.

A heads up: Sulphur Creek has been closed for several years due to a forest fire. The surrounding burned forest became unsafe for the public.

Monument Valley and Marble Canyon are both paved and spectacular.

This is exactly why I want to buy my own small airplane, so I can travel around and visit little airports to check them out and see what they're like. When you can land, shut down, get out, and be met with just dead silence because the airport is in the middle of nowhere, that is such a cool experience. So peaceful!

The lady at Cedar Key is gone. The last hurricane destroyed her home. You can still rent golf carts though to drive into town. I'll fly out there again one of these days and make a video for everyone.

Plum island (2b2) is the oldest airport in New England and is a major bucket list for a lot of pilots. And Hampton Airfield (7B3) is an airport with the restaurant directly on the field. The food is good and worth the flight in. Beaumont (07S) has Okay food. It’s nothing to write home about, but isn’t bad.