CAPE AIR Full Flight - Boston to Augusta - Tecnam P2012 Traveler - 4K

[@flapsnslats]

Thanks for watching and Happy Thanksgiving! Timestamps: Onboard: 1:15 Takeoff from Boston: 6:35 Casco Bay: 14:30 Brunswick: 16:15 Landing in Augusta: 21:30

[@JohnShields-xx1yk]

I'm a Boston guy and not a big fan of small aircraft but cape air do a great job.

[@chrislovett6120]

Cool informative video. I grew up on Casco Bay and used to deliver fuel to Brunswick Naval Air Station

[@saldun2603]

That was a great calming beautiful flight. The scenery the islands the surf the boats and a wonderful area. I would be very comfortable living there. Thank You.

[@jimmc2990]

Nice glass cockpit in that thang. Flew Cape air from ACK to New Bedford back in the 90s. Nice service, no glass cockpit haha.

[@JoseHernandez-xn6tp]

Wow what an amazing airplane!!!

[@jimbarrofficial]

9:57, good shot of the Salisbury Beach Jetty and all of Plum Island with Sandy Point State Reservation to the right around 10:07. Good detail of the Jetty at 10:44. 11:54, looks like Isles of Shoals. 14:13, Peaks, Diamond, Cushing, and House Islands just to the east of Cape Elizabeth. 21:38, good flyover of the Kennebec River.

[@varietybacon6969]

I flew this exact aircraft - N133CA - back in March, BOS-RUT and had an engine failure shortly after takeoff. Returned to Boston and they put us on a C402 a few hours late. Crazy flight!

[@PlutoSimulationUnReal]

🧢🧢🧢

[@Rex-l2t]

Your’e brave. I would have come back another day.

[@joebunn1100]

Nice video. Love Maine

[@arosenweig]

It’s nice to see Cape Air’s planes do not need to use much of the runway.

[@Tackyonetwo]

Sandpiper Air from "Wings".

[@casey3831]

Ya lol

[@davidmeyer4192]

Student at MIF here, watch yall come in and out all the time!

[@coachanderson2704]

Omg the MS 2024 is so flipping real man!!! You must have a GPU 4080ti???

[@rapman5791]

That flight looked smooth. I thought you’d have more turbulence based on the clouds you encountered during most of the flight.

[@brycejordan910]

Hey that’s me!🤣

[@liamcorcoran8647]

I was gonna send this video to you 😂

[@AviationNoor]

Maine mentioned!!

[@manifestgtr]

11:57 PSM! That’s my home field 👍

[@flapsnslats]

Yep! Good spot.

[@shipdabox2]

What was the cruise altitude?

[@skeptical2649]

Nice video. Ambient aircraft noise instead of AI narration and music is appreciated!

[@shipdabox2]

Great video! What was the cruise altitude?

[@ThisPartIsAndrew]

10:56 is this where Sandy punched a hole through?

[@pablofb75]

Were the crew using power to taxy against the brakes?

[@geardownn]

How many hours did this flight take?

[@flapsnslats]

About an hour!

[@geardownn]

@@flapsnslats The distance from Boston to Augusta is 750 miles. How come the flight takes 1 hour ? It should take at least 6-7 hours

[@flapsnslats]

Augusta Maine, not GA

[@geardownn]

@@flapsnslats ok I got it.

[@chunthecaptain8086]

Please don’t skip the boarding part

[@gratefulpilot]

It’s illegal to film that part unfortunately

[@MsDenver2]

You didn’t let us see the aircraft before you boarded?

[@flapsnslats]

Not allowed to film on ramp :(

[@gwynn1983]

Which airport is at 16:42?

[@flapsnslats]

Brunswick!

[@Chris_at_Home]

I knew that. I was stationed there 50 years ago.

[@ahkarsmith4691]

I think I see Joe Urbanski?

[@Jeff-kt7vp]

The part of Augusta’s airport shown in this video looks like a clinic…

[@utuber2940]

damn that plane is slow..

[@cbby51440]

like flying a lawnmower

[@StudyWithMusic-mo5nl]

🤣😂 was thinking same

[@04tommac]

Unless you are one of the pilots flying and you have several lives depending on your decisions...

[@cbby51440]

@@04tommac take a hike pal. the plane sounds like a lawnmower. we all know flying is not a game.

[@04tommac]

@@cbby51440 I'm a pilot I fly real airplanes with real people, clearly you're not and don't. Please keep your comments to things you actually know about.

[@cbby51440]

@@04tommac you're a pilot? so am II. congrats. take a hike chief and enjoy your time off. Rehydrate and stuff your face with vegetables

[@BR-bj3ot]

Seeing how people cram themselves and their homes, into every free square inch of a sandbar is a testament to mankind’s selfishness and greed. Those homes will not be there after the next big storm. Those people will say, what happened? We never thought this would happen to us! Too funny. It’s just a matter of time. Hey, I get it. Waterfront properties are wonderful but accept the inevitable consequences of putting so much money on a shifting sandbar!

[@danielzaeske5140]

Then they will be claiming climate change😂

[@garygolfer3243]

Your jealousy is impressive. We don’t say “what happened”, we use FEMA dollars and our NFIP policy to build a new home, subsidized by you. Thanks 👍