its a hard life, but someone has to do it 😃

You are in a P337! A very underrated twin . !

Great job kid!!!

He is thee GOAT!!!!! I love how he immediately went into emergency mode!

Everything's a game changer to him Your babble is really boring. See You around

Beautifully done throughout. Grace under pressure. No hesitation, no time wasting denial that the situation isn't serious... simple correct decisive action at every juncture plus perfect control of the aircraft -- and the plane goes to maintenance and the pilots go home all without a scratch. A moment of panic, indecision, and a flying mistake... and it could end differently. Bravo to the Instructor. I hope his student remembers him at Christmas.

Flying up for the Vista interview tomorrow. Thanks for all the help Kris! Will let you know how goes!

I was instructed to always be looking for a place to land, and definitely understand the terrain around the home airport. Consistently looking for a "safe place to land" is a great metaphor to apply to life. And outstanding composure

Thanks for sharing. So glad that you two landed safely. Much Blessings to you. 🙏 Lord-Jesus-Christ ✝c✝o✝m

Great flight well done !!!! ✈ 👏

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Nice teaching from the guy. Like his style.

I know nothing about Sporty's Academy, or where this is even located - but if this is the instructor that the company gave a green light for this video series to help promote their flight school, they made an excellent choice. Many people might be put off by a very young instructor, and often this is justified. But it's not about age, it's about maturity as well as checking your ego at the door. The instructor should be a mentor for the trainee, and be aware of a student's strengths and weaknesses. This instructor checks all of the boxes.

Sounds like a fuel delivery problem.

So what was wrong with the engine????

Light turbulence is a beautiful thing. 😈😉

Shapely craft, but a bit silly? No?

Hello from Minnesota! Fun flight!

Why don't you ever let the pretty first officer fly?

Baryon beach craft?

Breath.

Was this trip recorded after Kim's time at Sporty's in Ohio?

very familiar…

GG! Thanks for sharing this wonderful moment! :)

Thank you for the video, really enjoyed it

I remember when she was afraid to fly. Put her in a bikini and she's not afraid to wash the plane at all!

Good seeing 75W back in the air. Btw, we teach that level off in our helicopters. The Genesis HeliSAS autopilot calls it the ‘most preferred.” We call it, “the most professional.”

I thought KAPF was the busiest private jet airport

Love your videos

Please, please change the music and your intro. Music is weird and disturbing.

I encountered a similar orbiting aircraft in the area. I had to climb over them. Great vid. Love flying to St. Augustine!

Glad to see you!

It's good to see you guys and 75 Whiskey :)

Nice flight. Long time no see. Nice instructions/advice. Thanks for sharing! Stay Healthy!

I have missed you two flying together! Honestly though, I've missed SIC much more! 😁

FlyingSIC has eagle eyes spotting traffic for you. I love the cockpit cooperation.

Great video guys! Good to see you both in the baron

Great Job Chris and Kim!

You folks make a great team!

That N271A with the 1221 squawk is Patty Wagstaff Aviation out of St Augustine doing aerobatic training. I was in their airplanes doing training over that same river last year.

Enjoyed have missed you guys

HANDS IN THE AIR NOW!!!!

It looks like I missed an episode. That rock looks good, Kim.

Flying 75W has got be like flying a bathtub in comparison to the jet!!! 🤣😂🤣 ~Chris

Nice video guys! Twice you got called by the wrong number, is that unusual? I was surprised when they put that Cirrus in front of you. Thanks for taking me along!

Thanks for the ride-a-long!!!

Kim used to be the best looking passenger in the plane, now she’s the best looking pilot.

Wonderful to see both of you in the Baron. You've probably answered before but I've noticed you aren't using the AoA. What's up?

Check out pro clips USA ( no drill mounts for most applications )

I mean Christopher, it was 3 tips not 5, but this one being the 4th tip and am just starting my IFR those were great helpful tips I never even thought about or anybody mention. So instead of jumping in IFR I'll practice these. Thank you so much