Flying From The United Kingdom To The United States | Dangerous Flights

[@tc0330]

Pete is actually legit. Aside from the post production drama that he had no part of, he’s the real deal. I’ve met him and had several conversations with him during a week we were both flying in the same area of the US.

[@1978garfield]

Corey's "Get there itis "will get someone killed sooner or later.

[@psalm2forliberty577]

Part 2 of "Dangerous Flights" link please ? These 2 tired pilots are still circling !

[@jimsiggy]

I really like programs like this, except for the BS Hollywood stuff; like piston engine sounds when the plane is clearly a turboprop.

[@chevyon37s]

Like the opening has a V8 car revving up... stupid audio engineers who don’t know about engines....

[@Saavvvv]

And the screech of tyres on tarmac when they were landing on dirt and grass 😂

[@jalabi99]

I had to stop watching after three minutes, it was just too much. The straight story was dramatic enough without the excessive stuff added to it.

[@dieselyeti]

@@Saavvvv They must've used the same editors from Dukes of Hazzard.

[@Dollarkat]

Dude Brad is killing it with that jacket.

[@virginsim8024]

Shocking, isn't it?!!

[@arnaldovalentin9382]

The name doctor killer was for the v tail bonanzas because doctors were flying into rough imc conditions with out proper training ., the v tail bonanza had a airworthiness directive to enforce the rudder is a beauty to fly always is the plane is properly maintain and in airworthiness conditions I like v tails cool plane to fly also you have to understand the fuel management very well before you fly one or these .

[@brianhay3640]

W

[@jdean2131]

That could be very true as well. But I also have heard there is an issue with the mixture and leaning of the prop. If you weren’t very experienced in those two areas some would run the mixture too rich foul out the plugs and kill the engine. Not a good scenario. But that plane is one of the best looking GA planes of the bunch!

[@annsheridan12]

The tall was reinforced

[@arnaldovalentin9382]

@@annsheridan12 yes it was done in my j35.

[@jonasbaine3538]

Damn that v tail with polished aluminum was beautiful!

[@jonasbaine3538]

@Night Rider lol. It’s pilot error not airplane error that kills in the majority of crashes. Nothing wrong with bonanzas. The new ‘doctor killer’ cirrus sr22 has nothing wrong with it either and most crashes are pilot error.

[@LilJollyJoker]

Wait this was recorded in 2011? ITS BEEN 10 YEARS WTF, cuz in the video it said "4 days ago in an air show in Reno" and the Reno air show accident happened in 2011.

[@chevyon37s]

Yea... they’re uploading old videos..

[@ianmangham4570]

Well duh!

[@MLBMISFIT_34]

That airshow crash was just F-ED UP!!

[@AbsolutelyAverage]

15:10 That’s NOT the White Cliffs of Dover. The clue is Shoreham Airport. This is Beachy Head & The Severn Sisters in Sussex. A different county than Dover

[@Ulbre]

Thx for that, I was wondering why they would be flying past Dover....not exactly en route!!

[@AbsolutelyAverage]

@@Ulbre No worries, it’s where I live so easy for me I guess

[@utah20gflyer76]

If you are close on fuel for a flight leg then why would you fly at 12k instead of the flight levels where a turboprop is much more efficient?

[@BIMMERKID2]

The do 228 is like the caravan or dhc 6 ..only certified up to 19k-25 ish?

[@monteksethi5469]

Winds may be better down low, resulting in a faster groundspeed.

[@utah20gflyer76]

@@monteksethi5469 That's possible

[@Stubones999]

In flying, they say your attitude determines your altitude... There are some old pilots, and some bold pilots, but few old bold pilots.

[@Crouchypants]

Aero engines sweat for me because I leave the levers at climb power until I'm as high as my flight planning allows. No point in scudding around at 2kft in all the aeroplane soup trying not to hit everyone else. If you have an engine failure, altitude is the best friend you'll ever have, ESPECIALLY in a single. Ive had a C152 up to FL85+ in Spain. To be honest I got bored thrashing the nuts off the engine for 200fpm climb! It'd probably have cracked FL100 eventually, but I was running out of track miles!

[@jamesgraham6122]

Having done pretty much all that these guys a doing, plus a lot more, including war zones such as Afghanistan, I find the over-dramatizing difficult to deal with.. yes, it's a killer if we get it wrong.. but that's the deal, don't get it wrong. Nature and circumstances are going to get you if you're unable to deal with major, unforeseen issues. I'd like to believe that the editing is clipping out references to the emergency checklist, I'm sure that these guys are much too professional to do that. Someone needs to talk to the boss of the ferry flight company and remind him of the lift equation.... there's nothing in that formula that allows for a customer's urgent requirements, the lease expiry of the aircraft, the financial position of the ferry flight company or a daughter's birthday. If he's unable to accept that, better to find some other line of work. The Bonanza with the gear problem wasn't simply an inconvenience with the gear down and locked, it would hugely affect the fuel burn and range. I never did have a problem saying No when I could see my safety options eaten away beyond a certain point, it's why sitting here in retirement I'm proud to have been thought of as someone who gets the job done.. and safely. I've had more than a fair share of opportunities to screw up.

[@petermendoza1170]

You're right James. It was hard to watch and listen to the overdramafication and though I did watch it to the end (king Air pilot) there were several times I was going to switch this off.

[@cessaly100]

Right on bro 😎! Crashes aren’t always survivable!

[@cessaly100]

Right on bro 😎! Crashes aren’t always survivable!

[@siphombuyisa599]

Wonderful program 👌

[@Oriana_leung]

8:10 Thank you❤🙏

[@pukuzkitaTv]

...always pray for your safety sir pilot☝❤✌👍💪😁

[@dand2440]

TV Drama...If the "Boss" was my boss for flying I'd never fly with him...Get there syndrome is a huge pilot killer

[@keithbigger8600]

Kind of hard to believe they would pull that classic St. Maarten stunt, standing in the jet wash of a departing liner. Been there, and have seen an unfortunate few end up picking flying FOD from their teeth.

[@xunchizhang6776]

1 question, what is that 4 jet airliner? Doesn’t look like 747 either 380

[@cameronwalker5153]

@@xunchizhang6776 A340

[@yannickille4049]

I loved the Bonanza Got my cfi on it

[@tomarmstrong1281]

Somebody correct me - if it is planned to have one wheel touch down before the other, and course is held with rudder, then by definition the aircraft is out of balance. Ergo there is reduced amount of deflection available for control in turbulence, if needed.

[@Crouchypants]

Yeh its a "balance " (hah, see what I did there..) between maximising controllability and avoiding having a gust pick the upwind wingtip up and throw you in the dirt. If that happens, you'll need a LOT of aileron authority to save it, so its generally deemed safer to sacrifice some control authority to keep the upwind wingtip a few degrees low and make damn sure it doesn't catch a gust. The alternative method is crabbing the aeroplane, but you do have to put the boot in right before the mains touch down or you can pull a tyre off the bead or worse damage/collapse the main gear legs. Rather unlikely in a light single, and when I've mistimed the rudder on crabbed crosswind landing it just shoves those onboard around a bit and anyone else on board takes the piss afterwards!

[@sulaimanalmufargi9705]

Just wondering if there is another aircraft flying with them with cameras filming their movement in the sky ! !

[@emiliademarcus9235]

That's what I was wondering too

[@videopokernetwork6824]

This is a fun show.

[@anthonyho318]

Very good video. Thank you

[@NigelLutchman]

RIP Brad White

[@frostyfrost4094]

At 4:50 beech 18 with a normal tail configuration as apposed the twin tails does this Beechcraft have Name ?.

[@dieselyeti]

If the buyer needs a King Air so urgently for his business, why is he buying one from the UK? It's not like there aren't a metric ton of King Air 90s for sale here in the US.

[@chevyon37s]

It’s TV, the urgency is over emphasized.

[@dieselyeti]

@@chevyon37s Sure, but it doesn't explain why they bought one from the U.K. when there are are a bunch of them for sale here.

[@jaydeeskinner9936]

But this King Air is modified...

[@maespip]

Why they do a pre-flight briefing during the flight??? 27:53

[@kevinheard8364]

I am a sincere fan of the channel; but I must admit: I am 'put off' by the change from "investigative journalism" (my attempt at characterizing accident investigations etc.) to "narrated reality tv" .... our media here in the US is replete with this stuff. Sorry.

[@dorothykilgallenwasmurdere1653]

I don't like this one

[@kathymcmahon5308]

I'd have to agree yet I watched the whole thing. I just hate them done in parts cuz by the time part 2 comes out I will have forgotten how this one ended.

[@yannickille4049]

No instrument approach in Iceland?

[@Hisdelhiinlondon]

How the footages are covered in extreme conditions ??

[@yannickille4049]

Crosswind landings is fun.

[@linguinatorschwartz9309]

Why arent these episodes numbered IN ORDER so we can easily find the next episode ?

[@BlinkOnWheels]

Watch the first video they put up on this channel, then the second video of this series they put on this channel etc. etc.

[@BlinkOnWheels]

That method has been working for me so far

[@BlinkOnWheels]

However I do agree numbering them would’ve been nice

[@arcflight]

Would be better and about 25% shorter without the constant recaps

[@TheItrucker]

This is pretty old...like 10 years.

[@ernestbarcella175]

AT ,,22:45 , no pilot would go on a long flight with a stuck down landing gear ,, the range will be reduced considerably ,, so ferrying a bonanza to Brazil is simple impossible in such conditions .

[@marlu6373]

this is old i saw it couple of years ago

[@ACE-ic3xp]

7:28 R.I.P. to the ghost

[@marciam6224]

When will there be more of these videos??

[@healingvibrations7845]

@marcia m these are ancient the pilot with cancer died some years ago and the producer or ex producer died in a plane crash prog got scrapped then

[@NativeMyanmar]

I like their lives.

[@henryconde6730]

Really Nice

[@BondJFK]

That's not really dangerous atleast you have 2 engine, I knew people flying from USA to india in cessna 172, Right now i tracked a cessna caravan flying from Maldives to india to USA in flightradar app,

[@great7939]

South soudan is a very rich country.

[@michaelguay5881]

The over exaggeration😂 done the transatlantic in a king air multiple times, yes it is dangerous but this is just absolutely excessive

[@annsheridan12]

Movies are the art of illusion.

[@r472ricardo]

What's long do they took to get there?

[@terryterry1655]

28:00 Pete using Brad headset

[@andysmidt4467]

All the Greenland is dangerous talk , thousands of 19 year olds did it with no training in the 40s. No fancy garmin, just another 19 year old doing the navigation with a compass , wrist watch and a map.

[@simonframpton7090]

The owner of this business is going to kill someone by pushing pilots too hard with suspect aircraft 🥴😡

[@Lucas_Tulic]

Look at the bright side, that would make good TV.

[@thyslop1737]

It is Hollywood drama.

[@terryhill1831]

are these incidents made up ,or do you really have that kind of luck,i think i will hike,thanks

[@colinboone9920]

Bruh, 2 bonanzas to Brazil back to back 😂

[@howardtucker2423]

THE LANDING GEAR MOTOR HAS A BURNT SEGMENT ON THE ARMATUR. CHANGE OUT THE LGMOTOR.

[@yannickille4049]

Blew up the QNH! OBT.

[@gt4th]

Horrible. I could probably get past the fake emergencies and mechanical problems. It is after all a t.v. show. The very clear piston engine sound coming from a turbo prop? No excuse from "professionals". It wasn't just a one time mistake either. Every time they showed the " heavily modified souped up" king air with the bigger turboprop engines and propellers it had the sound of a b17. 99% of the people watching I'm sure would have loved to hear the sound of the actual airplane we were looking at. Or even no sound. Oh and if you're going to pretend to be a United states produced show? We use miles or knots per hour and measure hight in feet. Try following some Canadian ferry pilots.

[@billjones3071]

15 minutes in and they keep repeating themselves, so much better watching vlogs , I don’t miss tv programs

[@Giggidygiggidy12]

How the hell can an airport deny you to land in the dark if there nowhere else to go and you're running out of fuel???

[@Crouchypants]

Well, the Monday morning quarterbacks will correctly say they shouldn't have set off if they were in any risk of arriving after the end of civil twilight etc etc etc. You can always trace this sort of issue back to a fault in planning or in airmanship. In practice, shit sometimes happens, and there is plenty of commercial pressure to get the job done (rightly or wrongly) and a 'mayday fuel' would have done the trick if needed. Thing is, that aerodrome will be restricted for safety reasons, so a genuine 'mayday fuel' is still risky.

[@TheSithTeacher]

Too much drama for nothing. The anchor voice is becoming annoying.

[@tonycerino1736]

On long flights in a small plane where do they pee at??

[@monteksethi5469]

In a Travel John, portable urinal. haha

[@whateverjones5473]

I will never fly again.

[@captmulch1]

I wish you guys would stop over dramatising really simple pilot stuff - it would be much more enjoyable.

[@oscarsibanda9454]

All that luggage, ain’t they smuggling?

[@pwrplnt1975]

That pilot may he RIP should've bever been that close to the stands. I hope it wasn't a pilot error.

[@pavlo3511]

number 15…

[@nutlange6910]

Why are they flying with their flaps deployed ?? You`ll save more fuel with them up......😂

[@jpalmer999]

The only reason I can possibly think of is having to fly at a lower speed due to turbulence, but I'm not a pilot so I can't say for sure.

[@johnhall7850]

You can't fix poverty with aid. You're out of touch if you think you can.

[@grandolph9281]

Leave it to the discovery channel to turn real high risk aviation into overly dramatized and misleading BS

[@gregrunyon2858]

I agree, those narrators are so misleading making it sound like a damn near impossible task then at the end it's like shew they made it! Lol

[@roychristie1042]

Wow such drama since when flying became so eventful thought the idea was take off and land quit trying to milk something into what it's really not

[@thyslop1737]

Is this anothet reality program with contrived drama?

[@gezac440]

If you going to do a documentary, you could at least keep the plane type the same. The V-Tail bonanza is shown as a T-tail from time to time. Come on director get your act together. If you make such a big mistake as that how can we trust the rest of the video...

[@namboozleUK]

This show has so much potential but the cringe drama needs dropping.

[@TIO540S1]

Man, this is awful. I’ve been flying for over 40 years and this whole presentation of “cowboy pilots” is ridiculous. “It sucks but it happens”?!? You have to be kidding. Can’t watch, thumbs down.👎

[@ianmangham4570]

Shame about the bullshit dramatic licence, otherwise decent show.

[@stephenkerley3395]

These programs are BS these guys do their research.

[@cageordie]

This is a great example of why I watch KZbin content instead of this commercially produced crap. The voiceover is such melodramatic garbage.

[@bradhanson4803]

Corry your to frickin greedy

[@johnbowen2963]

very sad, just drama and crap. shows like this are lame. . just vomet!!!!!!!!makes the guys look like unsafe fools

[@capt.Justin]

This is hard to watch! This Fake asf!!

[@ronniepaulinc]

weak ass production crew trying to build suspense over a faulty fuel gauge... hahahahaha

[@henrysantos121]

Matatan Ribirin Hs.(☞ ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)☞RD.🤔🚬

[@alejandrogodoy4696]

😳😳😳

[@davesemak]

Corny, artificial drama induced by amateur narrator.

[@roychristie1042]

I knew it too gay Pilots out on a fly date

[@QuePaso-2024]

Worst African airstrips this sob ever been to Africa....they selectively film worst part of the continent for some reason idk

[@richardglover1016]

+++

[@SM-nm1oc]

This series is hilariously full of bull, why do they make it sound like flying general aviation aircraft is more risky than walking through a mine field. Also this urgency to deliver crap, I am enjoying watching but there is a lot of crap here. 😁

[@eaglesview1946]

Clearly a fine addition to the narcissist channel.!

[@Kristinalovesu]

1st

[@whukriede]

Dislike.

[@mianatwood]

What a framing racist commentator! “It’s a hauler, it can land In Africa’s worst dirt airstrips.” No even 10 seconds later the plane end on a very well paved runway in some country in Africa.🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@piotrkuler2474]

what was racist here 😂😂? it's obvious there some shitty airstrips in africa. it's Sudan man..

[@Brendonbosy]

it woulda been hilarious if they ran out of fuel over africa

[@wangarimuneri8587]

Why would it be hilarious? There's loads of fuel and airports in African countries

[@howardtucker2423]

YEP! AS A MATTER OF FACT, I AM!! A&P 1892591