Mission Impossible - the Felis Tu-154 Tutorial

[@facethefaceandmore44]

What a wonderful and selfless endeavour it was for you to take the time to make this video, and such an invaluable resource for those of us starting out in the journey of attempting this beast of an airplane. Such a monster of a task, and I can only thank you for this. And yet, your decision to repeat the same 1 minute loop of 'bros in the chillout lounge' library music for the first HOUR OF THIS VIDEO makes me want to find you and hurl my own excrement at you.

[@FlightBrothersFT]

Hahahaha, this is my favorite comment in a long time. I appreciate the brutal honesty and apologize for the mind numbing background loop 😂

[@nightbot8526]

last year i had a vibe in the simulator, every day flying the tu154 and b727.. i went back to the airbus a350 for a while, i could no longer operate the tu154..Here I am to "relearn" lol

[@FlightBrothersFT]

Good luck and happy switch flipping!

[@flywithtb5005]

The thing is such a cluster fuck. One switch for every single thing. God I love it

[@FlightBrothersFT]

IniBuilds is working on the AN-225 for Microsoft we’ve recently learned…….more switches?????

[@allnaturalblue]

batteries get flipped on at 17:54 if anyone is wondering.

[@slavalone]

tried flying it, did everything according to this video and a checklist, got to the runway just fine>died cause my flight controls didn't work for some bloody reason fun...

[@meatballs_vr2881]

1:04:16 here you forgot to turn on the hydralics thingy

[@kiembeni]

Makes it fun with this complicated plane? More than one hour preparation before take off.

[@FlightBrothersFT]

You definitely need to enjoy complex systems to enjoy this bird. I almost never fly it because I rarely have the time, or ambition, to give to it. That said, you definitely feel like you have accomplished something when you fly it.

[@milosanMT]

It makes it most rewarding, as it's probably the most challenging aircraft in any sim. It is a challenge, but you get a lot back when you tame the beast.

[@FlightBrothersFT]

I definitely understand that satisfaction.

[@FlightBrothersFT]

The Concorde has been flown recently. A short clip is on our Reddit page ;)

[@FlightBrothersFT]

No, is that a Felis also?