Ah, memories.

N711JJ or N771JJ

this versus a dassault falcon....wonder what's better

Surprisingly quiet inside

What could be better than an afternoon on a GEE?! 😎🚀

This is a nice performance, which I also appreciate. Occasionally I like to watch KZbin to find performances of my Dad's pieces. It's an interesting story about this being played for the son of the owner of Summy-Birchard, Co. This is a great graduation band piece and alternative to Pomp & Circumstance. Again, though, excellent performance. The tempo was just right. Thanks. Carol Latham.

On the note about the paint scheme, we were the first to put this on our aircraft (circa 1975). Our matching GIII S/N 448 with the same paint scheme was sold to Silvio Berlusconi who carried the same scheme on his other aircraft...

Very good performance of my Dad's Proud Heritage. Great flutes and piccolo. From the daughter of William P. Latham and a former flute/piccolo player, Carol Latham. Thanks for playing a work of William P. Latham.

Thanks to the politicians we have what's called "Noise Abatement" procedures. Once plane is at least a thousand feet or so up in the air and over a GAWWHHLF CAWWHSE or a suburban tract the pilot throttles back until they are higher up and away from those areas. I call it suicide! lol

Man, power down after take off scares the sh*t out of me every time. Cool video though, thanks for sharing.

Magnificent

That is nice to hear. I wish they had played this same song at my sons graduation. He was a member of the WBHS Vanguard until graduating HS last week. June 2, 1982...30 years ago to the day for myself. Thanks for the good words...

This was played as the recessional at my high school graduation on June 2, 2002 - 10 years ago today!

@srjcdv Thank you for your input and kind words...they are appreciated.

Well done. This brings back vivid memories of my high school graduation in 1967. Over strong objections, our band director convinced the graduation committee to use "Proud Heritage" as the processional instead of the traditional "Pomp and Circumstances." He took that risk, in part, to pay homage to my Dad, David Sengstack, the owner of Summy-Birchard, Co., the publisher of "Proud Heritage." Thank you for doing such a fine job on this timeless, beautifully crafted work.

Wish he would have stood on the brakes and then started rolling. Almost was past ya before he was spooled up. Love those Speys tho!!

Definitely a 2B Series...The 2B has the nose and the winglets of the III.. I hate that the wind interferes with the airplane sound....

Same livery as Alba Aeroservizi (Italy, GV and GIVSP)

I love the spool up, sounds just like the BAC One Eleven.....

The crunchy grouper sandwich is one of the best meals around... The aircraft use to go to Paris once in a while, but not the same owner as you mentioned. This was also an original owner A/C until recently.

This flight left Boca Raton and went to Charleston SC, then to Fort Pierce. A/C was sold on this flight and buyer removed the engines. Not sure if it will fly again, there was talk about them putting another set of engines on.

The guy mentioning the fuel is the same one who just paid for the 1500 gallons...

@crxted It's going to be a lot hotter where she finally ends up! She may even run into the old DC-9...

thats fasttttttttttttttt

That is one great sounding plane !!!!

damm that bitch halls ass look at that take off wow fukn speedy

Cool to heard this beautiful song.

Thanks...I have some better clips of this particular aircraft and will try to post them soon. This was captured using an older camera.