Lone Star Flight Museum Tour 2022

[@Kustoff68]

It’s amazing how much work and money has been put into restoring these exhibits and keeping them clean and shiny, and blowing away specks of dust every day

[@Harry_de_Pasya]

waaaw terima kasih sudah meliput musium ini saya sangat suka dan memang hobby sekali dengan semua jenis pesawat dan helicopter terima kasih mr. Erik Johnston, saya tunggu liputan berikutnya

[@robbyowen9107]

Thanks Erik!! I haven’t been to Lone Star since the first time they were based in Houston, at Hobby, before they moved to Galveston. Great to see how well taken care of everything is!!!

[@Danko05]

Nice video...!!! That Corsair look so good, everything looks very well preserved.

[@mogumogu3686]

Thank you Eric for another great video... Keep up the great work...👏👏👍👍

[@stuartbain2815]

Great to see the other AG14 I have one I'm restoring here in NY

[@ces188charles6]

Next time I'm in south Houston I'll have to stop in. I haven't been since the move to Ellington. Looks to be very very nice!

[@Mongo63a]

Thanks for these again. Those of us that are disabled and are no longer able to go to these places appreciate being able to see it through your videos. I think the last time I was there was before the hurricane that collapsed a hanger and they had to let the B58 and the Privater go.

[@ErikJohnston]

Oh man you’re very welcome! It means the world to me that you like these videos!

[@RichNotWealthy]

Thanks for this video. When I saw that AG14 I said, "what's that?" And immediately you focused on the information panel! I like that. I visited the museum at Galveston a few times before and after hurricane Ike. I had opportunity a few years back to visit a number of museums but haven't been able to visit LSFM since it moved. I remember the first time I visited, I considered Galveston a risky location. Sadly true. But it's not the only museum that ever suffered from severe weather...

[@FlightSimHistorian]

I'll likely be headed there in June of this year.

[@txkflier]

Some mighty cool stuff there. Thanks for the tour!

[@EddieRiggsBF3]

Great footage.

[@wasimchandboy9044]

Hi here's Wasim I really enjoy it's awesome

[@ericsorbara5386]

Merci pour cette vidéo

[@WasimWcY]

I really enjoyed the tour

[@ethanmcfarland8240]

If you had to choose between the F4U Corsair or the F6F hellcat, which would would you pick? And why?

[@AF65WA]

I might be a volunteer soon :)

[@Kustoff68]

wow what a brilliant beautiful boat. I'm wondering if it can fly or is it a fake

[@martiketelsen4974]

That DC3 shown on this video. My husband flew as captain when he worked for PBA. He was highlighted flying the DC3’s in the first published Air&Space magazine. This plane was used in PBA flights around Florida. But PBA was shut down and planes were sold off. My husband should be listed on the flight logs.

[@arcanondrum6543]

My father flew for Sabby (PBA) early on, well before his sons' expansion to Florida. My father talked Sabby into purchasing their Ford Tri Motor. I'm the youngest of his large family. Some stories didn't get re-told often in my time but I remember some of it. Small world however.

[@louisb229]

What is the purpose of the red tags on certain aircraft?

[@robstanton9215]

AWESOME!!!! MORE CORSAIR TIME!!!!

[@arcanondrum6543]

I love simulators with Wings 0:45 You don't want to be mistaken for those pretenders in newer simulators without Wings. No, *_serious this time_** **0:48*

[@noisytwit]

If that link trainer works it's in a small minority that do! Nice to see it in US colours too.

[@dcm12388]

It's ok to talk on your video

[@txnetcop]

Fantastic video!