Flying across the North Atlantic to Iceland! IFR light aircraft ocean crossing - DA42 - ATC Audio

[@bobdobalina838]

Drooling at that absolutely beautiful glass cockpit.

[@richardtyrer]

It’s incredible to use! Really helps you in difficult conditions!

[@stuartwest3822]

Hi Richard, brought back fond memories. I’ve flown for 40 years. 8 with the USAF, Mildenhall, Anchorage over the North Pole, Helicon Athens, Okinawa to Vietnam, Cambodia. Took the F4’s out of Vietnam after the war in KC-135 from Guam to Hickam AFB. 25 years with Delta Air Lines, 3 years with EOS Airlines JFK to Stansted EGSS B757 ER, and Copa Airlines Panama to Rio, Santiago, Bogata, Venezuela, Caribbean Central America on and on! It was a great career. When I listen to you you exhibit great professionalism. I do miss it!

[@martinmoore7920]

Oh Whoopi fcuking doo.....I bow down to your majesty for being the god of the skies......did you also fly the USS ENTERPRISE for the federation to the Klingon home world

[@dukenukembubblegum7311]

@@martinmoore7920 well you sound a little envious lol, maybe he hasn’t flown the enterprise, but I bet with some training he would have been able to. Can you say the same? Lol

[@martinmoore7920]

@@dukenukembubblegum7311 yes I can.....you would be very surprised what I actually do for a living!!!!

[@what_t3h_spruc3]

@@martinmoore7920 why are you so mad

[@martinmoore7920]

@@what_t3h_spruc3 I'm very far from being mad...Electrik...I call it for what is and that is why I am part of the 1% ters in terms of my profession...

[@oculusangelicus8978]

Hey Richard, A ground pounder here, only been up in the air three time in my 55 years, two of them were to finish off my ground school, but then Life happened and Got in the way, and then the last flight was to be air lifted from YYC to YEG for a life saving organ transplant. I absolutely ADORE your aircraft. She is a Beautiful machine! and to be able to fly from your home country to an international one is something I have always wished I could do. This is the very first video I have seen of yours and have certainly subscribed. Love seeing the world from the air, and since my physical health has gotten in the way of any kind of travelling, I like to see where others go and see and live vicariously through them. Thank you very much for sharing your videos, and I'm now going to binge watch an many as I can so I am fully up on all of your flights! Cheers!

[@richardtyrer]

Hey! Wow, sounds like your last flight was certainly dramatic, glad it went well. I was really spoilt to fly this aircraft, a real good mix of fun to fly with good avionics to support you. I have a few videos coming up, which are in East Canada. Real interesting place to fly and the weather can turn with no warning. Glad you enjoy watching them and always keep in touch! Rich

[@TheGraeme61]

From an aviation enthusiast perspective ,this is an extremely interesting video. I thoroughly enjoyed it. Your aircraft is beautiful .May you have many safe flights in it .Thank you for sharing the video.

[@camilom3]

I really enjoyed this. I’m a student pilot and I aspire to have such airmanship skills one day. Videos in this format and at this level of professionalism are such a resource. First time seeing your videos, subscribed.

[@stephentaylor9630]

Hello Richard. I greatly appreciated your professionalism and airmanship displayed during this flight! I was a 19-year-old Airman in the USAF in 1980, stationed at Keflavik, assigned to the 57th Fighter Interceptor Squadron, working on F-4E's at the Alert Facility. During my stay I was able to take a space available flight from Keflavik to Prestwick, Scotland following a similar route. I was also able to go on a three-hour HH3 helicopter navigation flight around southern Iceland, Keflavik, and Reykyavik. Your flight brought back great memories! Thank you.

[@user-fx1dt3ul4t]

I'm not a pilot, or in training to be one, but let me tell you i love videos like this, sometimes I gotta catch my self from falling a sleep their so relaxing.

[@pilotnana]

👍🏼

[@JohnBrown-io4cq]

Hey Richard, another outstanding video with such professional airmanship as usual. Well done and thanks for sharing. Always enjoy your videos and commentary. 👍

[@richardtyrer]

Hi John! It's always so nice to see your comments! It means a lot that you have been supporting me from the start! 😁

[@harshadkerai2933]

That was a different league of video. Thank you so much for sharing Richard. Really enjoyed the great camera work. Keeps the dream alive for some of us.

[@richardtyrer]

Thanks so much Harshad! Great to hear 😁👍

[@thatguyalex2835]

@@richardtyrer I enjoy these style of videos also. :) Have you ever flown a Piper PA-31 Navajo? I learned about that plane today, and apparently it has a pressurized cabin, and is the same size as yours. :) No need for bringing O2 or wearing an O2 mask anymore. Also, Piper has an M350 single engine plane that has cabin pressure.

[@chairlesnicol672]

@@richardtyrer How about next time he show us around town as I've never been there! Show us what the girls look like what the food is etc!

[@davestelling]

This has to be about the coolest thing I've watched here on this KZbin, thank you Richard. Really enjoyed this...

[@richardtyrer]

You're welcome Dave! Glad you enjoyed it! 😁👍

[@richardtyrer]

Welcome as always Joe! Next one shortly!

[@mirzaaljic]

This plane has such a beautiful cockpit, really sleek and wide angled view, I'd love to be able to fly in one of these one day (as a passenger of course). Great video!

[@jaypusha5554]

You could fly yourself someday

[@braveheart9356]

hahaha

[@mirzaaljic]

@@jaypusha5554 I am not a pilot but you never know! :)

[@Longbyname]

Jealousy would be an understatement. Please keep the content coming, really enjoyable!

[@richardtyrer]

Thanks so much! Next few videos out shortly! 😁👍

[@destroproducoes7537]

Hello, I'm from Brazil, I really like your flights. I have been flying all your routes on MSFS 2020, everything is the same and very beautiful like the real thing. Thank you for putting the origin and destination of the flights in the videos, it helps a lot.

[@richardtyrer]

Hey! That’s awesome to hear! I’ll keep on doing it! I’ve got many more to upload soon which you can fly along on!

[@goldamra13]

wow! Richard it felt like I was there in the cockpit with you, great video and awesome little plane. Hope you continue to have safe and wonderful journeys.

[@richardtyrer]

Thanks so much Patrick! It was a fun trip, great aircraft for it! Glad you enjoyed it! 😁👍

[@dr.gudmundssonaircraftdesign]

Very inspirational video. Love to watch your travel to my native country of Iceland. As I child and young man I dreamt about doing this kind of flying. However, aircraft design and development got the better of me. That said, your videos bring back those memories. Thank you for sharing this experience.

[@swagger105]

Brilliant Richard, loved it, I start my lessons next week I would love to get to this level of flying.

[@jackhenderson9798]

As someone doing their PPL what a fantastic channel, thank you for these videos. Subscribed

[@richardtyrer]

Thanks Jack! Great to hear! 😁👍

[@Dunwyche]

Went to Iceland last June, phenomenal trip. Loved the landing sequence, the big plane went to and left from Keflavik. It's funny to recognize everything on the way in. Loved Anna Jona, and Roast. Great vid!

[@rickleger3528]

Very professional piloting job thanks for sharing this video with us

[@richardtyrer]

Thanks so much Rick! 😁👍

[@caturlifelive]

I'm commenting for mark, so I can come back to this video and watch it at mealtime

[@BumHaven]

Fly 180...I don't hear that very often in my 172. Such a beautiful plane. Thanks for sharing.

[@alistairmills7608]

Lovely, very jelly. What a great trip. Good comms. Great twin bug smasher. That looks like fun.

[@chrischain_]

10.4 GPH on two engines going 159 knots, and with the oxygen system to go high built in. Just incredible performance from the Diamond twins. Hope to at least own a 42 some day. Thanks for the great video! That's an awesome trip to make.

[@sulutkin]

I don't know almost anything about flying but why on earth you would need extra oxygen in that low altitude. Isn't there any kind of air ventile system or air condiotioner or what is it on planes?

[@vini.cabelo]

@@sulutkin 18k feet it not that low at all.

[@jared123123]

I mean air conditioning has absolutely nothing to do with it lol but I get your point. Anything above 10k in a non pressurized cockpit recommends supplemental oxygen

[@TheFlyingZulu]

​@@sulutkin The difference between larger airliner type aircraft and these light twins is the larger aircraft have what's call a "pressurized cabin". That means the jet engines pumps air in and makes the air inside the cabin have a higher "pressure" (more dense) so that feels like you're still low to the ground and thus you don't need to be on supplemental oxygen when the aircraft climbs up to 12,500 or higher. The opposite is true of lighter twins, like this one in the video. They have are what is called "unpressurized" cabins. The engines do not pump air into the cabin and whatever pressure altitude the aircraft is it, is what altitude the pilot and passengers are at as well. The air has less "pressure" (less dense) higher up and it makes it harder to breath. For example, in the USA, anytime you fly in an unpressurized cabin for more than 30 minutes above 12,500 feet, you need to use supplemental oxygen. The extra O2 stops you from passing out.

[@canyonhaverfield2201]

Hi Cap...big time enjoyed my 1st 2 flights with you..1 hummingbird & this gorgeous fixed winged.. You add a lot to understanding the term admirable' for we all can benefit much to experience a super polite- focused & well prepared individual..I'll a fan of all who ate highly focused, and talented at openly & richly sharing..way to go & my deep appreciation! I will adopt more of these characteristics thanks to you🎠 Sincerely & my best to you ..keep high ! Canyon in Carmel Valley Ca. US. Cheers bro !

[@pandoraefretum]

Wow is that amazing pro video quality, flying & commentary or what ?!! Stunning KZbin clip in every way... also I loved Miss Reykjavik ATC's voice

[@lisadeleon262]

Exceptional panoramic canopy. What a dream to fly I'm sure!

[@richardtyrer]

It’s an awesome place to sit and enjoy it all! 😄👍

[@antho8070]

I am astounded by the quality of the video ! Thanks for sharing.

[@richardtyrer]

Thank you so much Antho! 😁👍

[@paulmark63]

Richard nice to see you back as always fabulous flight ✈️ Long way to get your shopping in Iceland !!! Well done paul Orpington

[@martinkent2822]

He has his "pilots voice" on.

[@TermlessHGW]

Isn't it funny how it changed...

[@leonardosena6338]

lol

[@christopherslane7830]

Oh, you can’t understand him either?

[@N1611n]

It's the only voice to have.

[@stun9771]

Lol…that is EXACTLY what I thought as soon as I heard him rattling on about the weather etc….🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@Captnoatp]

Excellent footage of an epic flight in nice new plane. Very well explained through the whole flight. You got yourself a new subscriber from ENBR.

[@richardtyrer]

Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it! I've always wanted to go to Bergen! Maybe in the future! Cheers 😁👍

[@Captnoatp]

@@richardtyrer Thanks for the ride and the response, you’re welcome to ENBR anytime. If I’m home I might be of assistance if you wish.

[@philliphyland1016]

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[@space1commander]

Another great flight Richard and the view was amazing. I missed seeing Your Daaaling:). Thanks for the ride and looking forward the next one.

[@richardtyrer]

Thanks! I'm sure she will make an appearence in another video soon! 😁👍

[@exiledone69]

Wow. Just came across your channel and I'm blown away by the production values. Easiest subscribe ever!

[@richardtyrer]

Thanks so much Matt, It's great to hear comments like yours! Cheers 😁👍

[@trrajesh8998]

Awesome Richard.... keep posting 👍

[@Slaphappy1975]

What a gorgeous plane!

[@richardtyrer]

Thank you so much! 😁👍

[@moonlambo5229]

Great production quality. You really did a great job filming this.

[@richardtyrer]

Thank you so much! 😁👍

[@Path2Cissp]

I just started my PPL and these vids are a sheer joy & boost. Subscribed!

[@richardtyrer]

Glad you enjoyed it Anand! Good luck with your PPL! 😁👍

[@ChrisSummerfield]

The great spirit of Adventure. Great video.

[@richardtyrer]

Thank you so much! 😁👍

[@frglee]

Fantastic piece of KZbin content. Very enjoyable and interesting to watch. As a passenger, I've landed at Keflavik quite a few times, but never Rejkjavik, though I've watched planes land there. Nice the Icelandic weather was kind to you. It can get a bit bumpy, I remember thinking once that Icelandair pilots have to be pretty good and must know the conditions very well, so there was no need to worry.

[@marcstephens2348]

AWESOME! As always great video, great commentary which really makes me feel I'm in the right hand seat. Thanks for sharing.

[@lavhen4778]

Loved the video and immediately subscribed. You just gained a fan from South Africa

[@richardtyrer]

Thanks so much! Support from all over the world is amazing! 😁👍

[@SuperJralph]

Great Flight and Video Richard. Well done.

[@richardtyrer]

Thanks so much! 😄👍

[@michalaleskandr3985]

I've always wanted to go out to the Faroe Islands... very good clean fish selection and rotting sheep. Yum!

[@richardtyrer]

It’s such a bucket list place for me to still visit! Can’t wait until I can go there! 😄👍

[@stevebrown1974]

KZbin recommended this video and I'm glad it did! Great video, fascinating watching all the apps, maps and settings! As others have said, easiest subscribe I've done!

[@jwhoward182]

My dad flew a B-24 from almost this route in November 1944, east bound of course. Kansas to Maine to Goosebay, then BW1 in Greenland before landing Keflavik to Valley Wales. After VE Day, he was chosen to fly the southern route - from Italy to Dakar to Natale Brazil then back to Savannah GA. From my research, not many aircrews were able to do this. They usually flew one way and did a troop ship the other.

[@hflira]

Natal, Brazil. That's where I was born and raise. The city itself has a big connection with USA culture since we had an air base installed here. American soldiers and officers circulate in the city had relations with local people, that's awesome. I've lived in US for almost 3 years and I absolutely love that country. I love de WWII theme and I got chills only to imagine how much effort and lives US put in to free us all. All the military personnel my deepest respect.

[@nordog55]

Great video Richard as usual. Thanks keep em coming!

[@richardtyrer]

Thanks so much! More to come shortly 😁👍

[@dee_gee_bee6072]

This was so dope. I know zero about aviation but now I want to be a pilot.

[@Guzmyster]

What an awesome video, totally enjoyed it, editing and information was brilliant - thank you.

[@richardtyrer]

That's amazing to hear! Glad you enjoyed it, more to come! 😁👍

[@TheGarlicMan]

Hey Richard, thanks for filming and bringing us along! Really enjoy watching your videos! Hopefully bump into you one day at an airfield somewhere in the Uk and will certainly say hello! Professional as ever! Nicely done! John.

[@richardtyrer]

Hi John! You're welcome and thanks! Hopefully there will be a few fly-ins next summer I will go to, so maybe see you around there!

[@mehdi973]

Happy to see you again ❤️

[@richardtyrer]

Thanks! it's great to get the support from you guys too! 😁👍

[@peterc2248]

As someone who knows nothing about flying, I found that quite fascinating. The introductory information was totally baffling 🤯🤯

[@richardtyrer]

Thanks Peter! Glad you found it interesting! 😁👍

[@arjanp9469]

Great video and very happy that the musac stopped after 4 mins!

[@igdes1]

It's amazing the skill needed to fly a plane over a spinning ball in space. How these pilots make it look like the earth doesn't spin is just incredible.

[@richardtyrer]

Modern technology certainly helps! I still wonder how the guys did it 50 years ago! 😁

[@igdes1]

@@richardtyrer the earth is flat.

[@ShortField]

Awesome video, well produced in a perfectly equipped light aircraft. thanks for posting.

[@richardtyrer]

Thanks so much! As light aircraft go, it was perfect for the job! 😁👍

[@avaerena2927]

Your videos are really great for clear views of the instrument panel. If you haven’t already, would love to see a full flight with the instrument panel stationery in a split screen so we can keep watching that while you talk through the pre-flight checks, take off, flight and landing. Sometimes I can’t work out what you’ve said when you go in to Pilot voice speaking to ground control, etc (sorry!). It just helps tie what you say to what’s happening on the plane. Visibility was exceptional from this cockpit. Another great video with a calm and professional commentary. The hours you’ve put in to this and other videos really shows and it’s appreciated. 👍

[@bluelights85]

Great video and very jealous! I’d love to be able to ‘just fly to Iceland’ by myself one day! Keep up the great content - you videos are always very professional!

[@tarpnarp]

Awesome! Not sure why you popped up in my feed but I'm glad you did. Earned a subscriber

[@richardtyrer]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it! 😁👍

[@ludgerschlotmann8111]

Perfect video. Thanks from Germany 🇩🇪😊👌

[@richardtyrer]

Thanks Ludger!

[@DaleSteel]

Wow. That's a lovely bird you've got yourself.

[@CitationMax]

Another fantastic Video Richard! Love the content. Happy holidays!

[@mikedunphy99]

I love that you support these smaller channels!! Keep up the good work!!

[@richardtyrer]

Thanks Max! Happy holidays as well 😁👍

[@bobby_D]

Hey it’s CitationMax! What’s up man!

[@thatguyalex2835]

@@richardtyrer Happy holidays/merry Christmas sir. I may ask a dumb question, but do you have some form of pull out tray table mounted in the cockpit so you can eat a meal or something while the plane is set to autopilot? No transatlantic flight is complete without halfway decent airplane food. Lol... Now for a valid question, can the cabin be pressurized slightly? I see you are wearing an oxygen mask on your nose, so I am assuming the plane has no pressurization system. Finally, does the plane have interior electric heating, cos the interior of the DA42 seems cold, and there is frost on the windshield? I like technology/engineering, so aircraft videos are fascinating. Also, the seatbelt configuration seems different from those that passengers wear on say an A330, or B757. :)

[@jamesbowler6273]

RIchard another excellent video, inspiring for all us new (frozen) pilots waiting for the commercial industry to take off. Thanks again for sharing your strong appetitive for ‘ticking off’ those dream flights, definitely inspiring me to do something like that in the future.

[@topgunjon]

look forward to episodes 2,3,4

[@richardtyrer]

Hopefully will be out soon! 😁👍

[@paulc7551]

Great video, and flight. In awe of the DA42 as a serious mile eater, 119IAS at 10.2GPH, my little 172 cant struggle to 18000, and only manages 105IAS at 10 GPH at 8000. A different ballgame!

[@richardtyrer]

It's great. The engines are turbocharged allowing better performance at altitude and being JetA1 fuelled you get great economy! 😁👍

[@TheDMTLover]

Wow. You can trust your Diamond. That is reassuring. 🙂

[@Linsuasty]

Hi, very nice video, I love seeing pilots in a travel. God bless you.

[@richardtyrer]

Thank you so much Luz! 😁👍

[@Linsuasty]

@@richardtyrer✈️🙏

[@GediSpock]

Lovely plane to take on a flight like that. Really enjoyed that. 👌

[@richardtyrer]

It was really good fun! Thanks 😁👍

[@TazmanFyn]

Back in the mid 1990's, I went to the Faroe Islands, to participate at a conference. I went there by plane (Not a pilot, btw. But I've got my share of flight hours in several flightsims, though. ;) ). "Exciting" can hardly describe the sensation, when you sit in a Boeing 737, approaching runway 30 of Vagar (or EKVG, for those who prefer), the turbulence rocking and shaking the plane, and you look out the starboard window (and peek to the port side), and see the massive cliffs on both sides of the 737....... I admit : It was the first time ever I was nervous!! We landed safely, ofcourse, and I had a little chat with one of the pilots, who said "Naaah.... That was nothing!!! Just another nice and easy landing.". He laughed, and then he asked me "Oh.... Have you ever heard of "The land of Maybe"??". I hadn't, but then I got the short version of how british troops, during WW2, who were stationed on the Faroe Islands, named it "The land of Maybe", because the regularly changeable weather makes it nigh on impossible to plan anything. ;) Safe flying - and thanks for another great video. :)

[@jimsmith4610]

Did you go for the Scotland game

[@davebox588]

All approaches into Vagar are heroic. Instrument approach from the East a VOR/DME step-down. From the West an ILS down a U shaped valley with a dogleg (the glideslope antennas are in the car park) both instrument approaches carry a 1,200 ft minimum Altitude. If weather precludes that then you're left with a visual approach over the waterfall, up a Loch then throw a hard left to land on a very jumped runway.

[@Mp57navy]

Well done! I love the design of the aircraft. Absolutely beautiful.

[@richardtyrer]

It's as good to fly as it is to look at! Thanks 😁👍

[@VimyScout]

Find it quite relaxing to watch your flights👌 Thanks for sharing 👍

[@richardtyrer]

Thanks so much! 😄👍

[@Max-hd1kw]

Nice flying , Safe flying ...Mate

[@richardtyrer]

Thanks Max! 😁👍

[@paultaylor9939]

Great flight many thanks for sharing cheers

[@richardtyrer]

Thanks Paul! 😁👍

[@andydonaldson5593]

Another enjoyable flight to follow Richard 👍🏻

[@richardtyrer]

Thanks Andy! 😁👍

[@davidturner4487]

Great flight and great video - looks like you didn’t need the toilet roll on the back seat!

[@richardtyrer]

Haha..... video would have needed a very different title if I had to use that! 😂👍

[@onlyforbrian2]

Greetings from Canada, nice flight. I'm 75, lost my license a few years ago For medical reasons. Wish I could have kept you company, but the video was the next best thing. Cheers.

[@185norm]

Fun to watch and some good teaching points. Thanks.

[@richardtyrer]

Thanks Norman! 😁👍

[@nickpapagiorgio5056]

Richard your channel is absolutely outstanding man! So glad KZbin suggested your channel this morning I immediately subscribed and hit the noti bell bro lol! Beautiful aircraft btw I am so excited to follow you along you don’t see nearly enough channels like this from The UK!

[@richardtyrer]

And again thanks Nick! Great to hear. I love the aircraft, absolutely perfect for what I need!

[@nickpapagiorgio5056]

@@richardtyrer no problem Richard she’s a beauty! Love the new Garmin avionics package it looks perfect in that cockpit!

[@davewestner]

Nice flying and real nice filmmaking. Thanks!

[@Flynag]

Thank you so much for this incredible material! Just got the PPL and feel the need to learn as much as possible. Greetings from Russia, спасибо!

[@richardtyrer]

Congratulations on getting your PPL! Glad you found the video useful! 😁👍

[@Flynag]

@@richardtyrer thanks a lot!

[@monkeyboy8424]

Great video. Adjust wxr tilt so that ground returns are along the TOP of the screen, any significant cb will move down the screen as you get nearer, ground returns will stay at the top. If a CB is painted, adjust tilt periodically to see size and intensity. In an area of cb's, adjust you range frequently to assure a clear deviation track.

[@stihlnz]

Outrageously good forward viz from your seat... nice machine that DA42. Very cool 180 pan by ? gopro thingy. Thanks for going to the trouble of filming this Richard, appreciate it.

[@BTf337]

Great video, thank you for posting it!

[@richardtyrer]

Thanks Alberto, you're welcome! 😁👍

[@OsKBLaZe]

Wow, so happy I found your channel Richard. Subscribed!

[@richardtyrer]

Thank you so much! More videos to come! 😁👍

[@theoneandonlybluesky]

Very glad to have stumbled on this video. Love your matter of course attitude. I subscribed!

[@rowanditcham9617]

Fantastic love the video, very informative 👍👍

[@homomorphic]

Interesting and beautiful flight, thanks for this.

[@richardtyrer]

You're welcome Rennie! Thanks 😁👍

[@ComdrStew]

Love the 360 camera work. Great video.

[@richardtyrer]

Thanks Stew! 😁👍

[@SteveButcherStudio]

What a beautiful plane is that! Especially I like the view without the "A" columns.

[@richardtyrer]

It is an amazing bit of kit! Great to be in and fly! 😁👍

[@henryross3788]

Just found your channel. Love the videos man. Thanks!

[@richardtyrer]

Thanks Henry! 😁👍

[@Sorarse]

Great flight. Love Iceland, and will be returning in May, though flying commercially. Really interesting to see the approach and landing into Reykjavik rather than Keflavik.

[@adampool4625]

inspiring video!! Nicely shot and great commentary!

[@flhoest]

Fantastic touch down !

[@richardtyrer]

Thanks! I am waiting for that day when I absoloutly plant it in on camera 😂

[@ej5936]

First time watching your channel, awsome footage, beautiful aircraft I am assuming it is a brand new and awesome and cool pilot.

[@santiagorostagno5233]

Another excellent video, congrats!

[@richardtyrer]

Thanks Santiago! 😁👍

[@jblahlblahgblah]

It's insane how close this is to MSFS. He's using real Jepessen charts, I use Navigraph charts which tracks your aircraft even over airport info charts just like his app does. His dash MFD looks almost identical to ingame. If you play the game as a true simulator and fly as someone would IRL, the likeness is astounding!

[@Tekner436]

This real life pilot is just like in my video games!!!!!!

[@Tekner436]

@@jcdaniel1928 It is truly amazing how they modeled the plane so closely to the game

[@chairlesnicol672]

JOSEPH GOUVERA So u mean that this real flight is almost as good in "likeness" as your simulator! Wow! Lol

[@robertwhite3752]

Wow! Didn’t know you could play as simulator game as anything but a “TRUE SIMULATOR GAME!!” Simply amazing….🤔

[@larou14]

Thank you...Cheers 😅😊

[@c.m.7037]

This is a great plane. And great flying of course! :)

[@richardtyrer]

Thanks CM! 😁👍

[@christopherlyon4201]

Cool, thanks for sharing your adventure :)

[@richardtyrer]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching Christopher 😁👍

[@naxar4246]

Im Icelandic and I hate flying. Seeing you land in my city was a real thrill for me. Impressive young man you are, as your machine is. Thx very much!

[@NDCDA62]

Cool Richard ! Another very interesting IFR video. Safe travels home.

[@zero_zion]

Muito bom. Excelente voo. Parabéns.

[@jasebates7589]

Thank you for your footage was great to watch 👍