Full Flight To Houston In My 50 Year Old Airplane!

[@tomwarner2468]

I like the way she never takes shortcuts on her checklist!

[@Marc-j8i]

Hello Kay, I am 70 years old and I enjoy riding with you on your journeys. And, You are a great pilot. You make it enjoyable to watch as you explain your every move. My Dad, who is 94 now and he flew when he was a young man. I wanted to fly but my path didn't take me on it. However, when I fly with you it feels like i'm flying. Thank you for making these videos. May your flying be filled with exciting great weather. Take care.

[@williamSmith-fv5hi]

Hi Kay, you have such a clear understandable voice that allows me to understand every word you say. even when you fast talk. I am 79 years old with hearing aids and that is saying a lot. You are enjoyable. Thanks

[@demonknight7965]

48 severe hearing losss no aids understand exactly where you're coming from :) and yes she is super easy to understand

[@darylwatson]

I'm 61, suffering cranial necrosis, so I can barely hear or see. But Kay helps me live and fly vicariously, not just by her positive attitude, but by her observant nature. She's on top of things, even the clouds! Aww-righht!

[@glenpeterson5321]

I’m 76 and give that a big “Rodger that” !

[@jamesbridges210]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@Clothahump1]

You do have a little bit of a Texas twang, but that's what makes listening to you so enjoyable! And I love hearing ATC flirt with you!

[@danpayan9468]

31:55 KAY you are such a ham 😂 so cheerful 😎🛩️ definitely the friendly skies

[@DavidPrue]

Hi Kay. As a 70yo retiree, I really enjoy you and your plane a lot. I owned a '67 180 from '85 until the late 90s til I lost my medical. The differences between the 67 and your 68 are many. 67 had no quadrant, and trim was overhead like an old VW sunroof crank. Also the old bowtie yokes instead of your ramhorns.

[@RoscoeMcGillicuddy]

These videos are so valuable. There are a lot of flying videos out there and those are great, but seeing a complete XC flight in action is helpful on so many levels. You explain things clearly and you keep it fun. Well done, and thank you!

[@tracytodd9466]

Thanks Kay, now the Macarena is stuck in my head!!!!

[@OregonOutbackRanch5629]

Perfect Check List!! I Love the window drop and shout........Ahh Houston..... Been there, Visited Lakewood church once....and Katy, Texas......Back when I was 50 and single again, Visiting the EX in Texas 🙂. Back in the Motorcycle cross country ride Days. Married, Retired in Oregon outback now. Driving a tractor now more then the truck. I am just living vicariously through you FlywithKay... 🙂

[@curtiscagle6261]

Retired FAA. I love to watch you fly ! From my experience, you are a good pilot.

[@WillyPDX94]

I work in a vintage guitar shop. Being vintage myself, I tend to love all things old and cool. Little Red is such great looking plane. Makes me feel good that after 50 years it's still airworthy and looking sharp. Wish I could say the same for myself. Ha. Ha. Keep on flyin' 🚀

[@howardslade267]

Hi Kay, I found your videos a couple of weeks ago and I am enjoying every one of them. I am a 64 year old MSFS Pilot and your videos are great. I love the way you say each of your steps as you fly and I am sure you are a top notch instructor. Thank you for the videos and keep making them for us.

[@mrbill8542]

Always an enjoyable flight with Kay--Thank you !!!

[@bobwollard9105]

Kay, from a Texan listening ear, you do have a very slight northwestern accent. But your speech patterns are very clear. We are just waiting for you to develop that beautifully sweet Texas woman drawl. Kay, you're the best!❤

[@davidchambers9953]

Looks like you are having a good time in your video Kay hall flying for the day

[@Thunderrolls87]

Looks like you had a nice flight! I always enjoy your videos.

[@jackielavelle7974]

Let's fly with Kay ~ Fun to watch 🛩

[@danielbasovitch5087]

Kay, with the rugh air in your area you should do that upgrade on your shoulder harness soon, it would be so much safer for you! A 4 point would be even better with shoulder on both sides.

[@jmfloyd23]

You are always joy to watch! Pops needs to make an appearance soon.

[@RAF.912]

Great Kay... cordial Greetings from Spain, ..take care...nice teaching

[@fplaza5886]

Your videos are a joy to watch. You are always so professional and upbeat. Keep up the good work.

[@donb4386]

Always so happy and cheerful! Never change.

[@danpayan9468]

Southern accent definitely ❤

[@jerryh6509]

Love you videos but your energy is amazing. Keep the videos coming

[@easttexan2933]

Kay, as I enjoy your videos, I enevitably make a comparison between FlywithKay and TNFlyGirl and the difference is night and day. If only Jenny was as proficient as you in all aspects of flying she probably would still be with us today. Stay safe. Waiting on your big announcement !! lol

[@easttexan2933]

@@MrFukolta she had no business flying period. A simple task of turning to a compass heading was not something she could do. Just too many distractions. I still believe the elevator control cable failed and was not caused by the crash.

[@dennisgrandinetti3774]

Kay you are so full of energy and glad to hear you’re safe. Enjoy watching your videos. You also do amazing job of editing your videos. I’ll keep watching continue being safe.

[@johnbrooks1269]

Cold, almost clear but sunny TX skies, what a day to be a pilot. Best reason to try a sailplane flight is understanding their perspective. It is amazing to me how efficient those wings are, thank goodness for speed brakes. I had an instructor who was gray and very wise. He told me when searching for traffic don't stare in one place, gently move your eyes about. Well Kay here is why : "Peripheral Vision and Rod Cells: When you look directly at an object, the image falls on the central part of your retina, which contains cone cells. These cells are responsible for color vision and work best in bright light. However, if you’re in dim lighting, using your peripheral vision (looking just off to the side of the target) is more effective. This way, the image falls on the rod cells, which are sensitive to low light conditions. So, when searching for something far away, your peripheral vision can enhance visibility." provided by Bing. Cheers!

[@kishka7]

10:13 - Northern California here - you definitely have a gentle Texan accent - very charming!

[@norrisdabney4298]

Great flight, just love hearing you talk ❤

[@pedrovision6987]

Totally enjoy your videos...it is a pleasure to fly with Kay!

[@sdhlaw1]

Kay, love your relaxing and interesting content. As for 80 MPH, here in the intermountain west (I'm in Idaho, travel to and through Utah and Montana) 80 MPH is the norm, reducing to 75 or 65 only as the interstate passes through cities with off-ramps). Welcome to the west!

[@stevem7868-y4l]

Always a pleasurer flying along with you Kay, your describing, and up to date info is perfect, you do have an Accent, , but its so cute, it fits you like a glove

[@lilcheeps6147]

I would say they got some beautiful watches, but in my line of work as a road construction guy they would not work for me but great product. Enjoy watching you

[@aproudamerican2692]

I've been enjoying watching your flying videos. I lived in Fredericksburg Texas for 20+ years and we would have lunch or dinner at the local airport occasionally. They have a nice little restaurant called the Diner next to the Hanger hotel. Have you ever been there? I think they have pretty good food served by good people. The Texas Hill County is some beautiful country. I grew up around pilots and got intrested in flying when my Dad was in the military. Also growing up listen to stories about my Great Grandfather and his good friend Charlie. My great Grandfather used to fly with Charles Lindbergh in St. Louis. My grandmother was actually born at the end of St. Louis International airport longest runway. Her family owned the land the airport is on now. The airport expanded and bought their land. That's where my great Grandfather first met and became very good friends with Charlie when he was doing mail runs out there. Again, enjoying your videos. I moved out of Texas acouple years ago so it's nice to see the Texas sights again. *May your air be clear, the flight be smooth, Little Red be safe and the sky be blue.*

[@daverudge6560]

I have airplane storys in my family and he sold it to get family, darn he sold it too.

[@vblynn3038]

Kay, I thoroughly enjoy your channel. I only have 20 hours in a 152, but I'm learning so much just riding along with you. Thanks!

[@jamesburns2232]

Once you fly another 980 hours, apply to the airlines for a pilot job. 🙆‍♀ 👏

[@peadenl]

It is interesting how many Texas girls have long beautiful hair. Your cheerfulness and nicely narrated trips are very informative and answered a lot of questions about aviation. Really appreciate all the effort you put into getting all the great shots.

[@terrysamuel1470]

I got a Hamilton watch when I retired from the Post Office. Good watch.

[@roberthardy2013]

Some of your atc conversations remind me of Smokey & the Bandit.

[@KenCass-j6b]

Amazed at all the electronics you have available now, flew C-141 and in the 70's it was very advanced, but not compared to Little Red. Wow wish I had that stuff back then.

[@billbly1691]

Great to fly with you

[@NerdJared]

Cheers!

[@lennyclark7014]

The road is 130, I drive it between San Marcos and Georgetown or Buds and Georgetown, especially driving back from Dallas, love to miss the Austin traffic

[@Rookiescot]

Always lovely to see how helpful the controllers are at trying to foresee the needs the pilots could have. I often think those guys never get the credit they deserve.

[@ctchuteflyer]

You know the best part of this vid? Its that I passed checkride yesterday!

[@jimnjele.bean-dayone3505]

Thank you for taking us along...

[@davidchambers9953]

Hey Kay hall. I love watching your KZbin videos every day &on the weekends too Kay hall.

[@Moto_Pegasus]

OMG! You are so in control. You make it look and sound so wonderful, amazing person/pilot! Keep flying!!! ✈️

[@jimmyrosen9424]

Yes Kay- you have an accent. We think it is a Swahili accent! Have you been watching too many Tarzan movies again? Swahili: a Bantu language widely used as a lingua franca in East Africa and having official status in several countries. Houston mnara huyu ni Kay mwenye rangi nyekundu kidogo. Ninabadilisha ndege yangu kwenda Afrika Mashariki.

[@meghanndunlap2274]

Thanks for taking us on this adventure! Your an excellent pilot! Love the adventure and how skilled you are! Look forward to the next one!

[@danielbasovitch5087]

Kay, you seem to have a midwest accent. The controller is Definitely a southern / Texen accent!

[@deborrahray4386]

I'm with you, have a great and safe flight ❤️🙏❤️

[@RltnspdEMA]

Thanks Kay!

[@galas455]

Always fun to fly with Kay. 🥰😉

[@dannynolen5899]

Hey Kay I’m recently retired. I’m currently a student pilot and trying to achieve my private pilot’s license. Watching you gives me so much confidence. You are such a great pilot. Thanks for sharing

[@harryrauser2806]

Yes, I follow you I’m from Ontario Canada and you are really doing a good job flying. Keep it up. Nice to meet you.

[@daveprather9960]

Kay, as others have said, you communicate so well and it’s never boring because you are quick and have so much positive energy in what you are saying. I don’t fly, but my dad, who was ex-Air Force, did and use to fly me around on single engine Cessna and Cherokees when I was young. You are so dang cute too!

[@Thegonagle]

I watched the James Bond film Goldfinger last night for the first time in a long time (and first time ever on my 4K HDR Sony big screen) and when the team of lady flying aces landed, their planes instantly looked familiar. I was like “hey, those are just like Little Red!” I’d never noticed before, but they were flying five shiny new-at-the-time Piper Cherokees. Alright! 👍

[@protectionman]

What I would like to see, if possible, is a little explanation of the gauges, climbing, alt etc. and a closer look at them, and what to look at specifically when landing and takeoffs.,

[@rickunruh8132]

I love your comment "there aren't many aircraft I don't want to fly" . Me too.

[@petersylvester2347]

Everybody has an accent Kay. It’s all perspective.

[@edwardstephens247]

Have a safe flight Kay!

[@alvingoodman6539]

Yes, she speaks well. And she’s kinda cute too! Wish I could go fly with her. She’s a good pilot.

[@davidsperber4435]

Nice moves.

[@kishka7]

That watch looks veery classy!

[@tombo552001]

you have a great smile, keep smiling.😃

[@richardjones4080]

Hi Kay many thanks for your channel i am wheelchair user so aside from things like msf etc this is the closest i will get to piloting experience myself in reality

[@garyreed6237]

Very pretty. I would love to have a Citizen Blue Angels or a Brietling Navitimer.

[@stanthepilotman]

Panda Express !!! I knew there was more to you than just flying. Enjoy your videos. Thanks

[@jazzyj6122]

Seriously, “The Macarena”! You just went to the top of my cool list! Love it!

[@erolter]

Its always an enjoyable with you Kay, as I've said before with clear happy voice how could it be otherwise :)

[@d.r.morgan3934]

Kay, thank you for your videos. You are always so upbeat and describe everything going on in and out of the cockpit. Your flying always brightens my day here in the Philippines.

[@georgehasler142]

Hi kay thank you so very much for the nice flight again

[@midlifeppl4969]

Hi Kay, really like your videos and presentation style - please don’t change! Love from an ‘older’ GA pilot in the UK xx

[@greystone83]

good to see you coming to SGL where I used to live

[@kennethmoore5629]

Great flight😊

[@josephphillips3579]

Love my Hamilton! Best value in watches ....High quality, LOTS of history, GREAT BRAND!

[@wezleyH]

Navigation is so easy when all the electronics are working.... Think you could find your way with just the mag compass? I just watched a show (TV) about flying thru the Bermuda triangle. But I know you don't fly over water so no problem. Safe flying, enjoy your videos.

[@jazzyj6122]

BTW, love your Hamilton watch. My wife gave me a Hamilton mechanical on our 5th anniversary back in 2003. I wear it every time I fly. Great timepieces.

[@larryburwell8550]

great flight Kay. your a great pilot and explain all you do as well. thank you for sharing. Larry

[@deantempleton900]

Miss Kay I am a Canadian and am enjoying this video. In fact I have seen all of your videos

[@peterschuster1893]

Great video as always! Looking forward to hearing more about your “new to you” aircraft!

[@cjripley1982]

You should get ADS-B installed so we can track your flights live.

[@alvingoodman6539]

I took my first flying lesson at age 16 in a Piper Colt tripacer gear at Ball airport in Victoria Texas from Mr Ball. I think he was about 80 yrs old. Grass field. Cost me $8. 1966.

[@TerryM-eu5ou]

My first airplane ride was in a Piper Colt, White with Blue trim in 1963 I was 12 years old, out of Bethany Airport, grass field in Bethany Connecticut..just outside of my home town, Waterbury Connecticut..the airplane was owned by Mercury Flying Club..what an wonderful experience..that got me flying as I got older and my first airplane always a 1974 Piper Warrior..great airplane..

[@edwardstephens247]

I love your new watch!

[@TerryM-eu5ou]

My mother was born in 1918..she died 97 years later..she saw a lot!😍🙏

[@larryoliver6935]

good to see you again..

[@kennethgallman2999]

Always blows my mind when the propeller looks like it’s barely turning.

[@coveredbridgeaccidents5548]

Hi Kay. Your videos have meant a lot and I enjoy them. I’m 67 years old and just started taking lessons in a piper Cherokee. Can you tell us how you record sound so clearly from your headset to your recording devices?

[@walk4718]

Always enjoy your cheerful style 👍

[@ribran7787]

Kay, you do not have an accent. Everyone else does. You are perfect.

[@wezleyH]

Also, those nails of yours really pop!

[@sodaspop]

A Triple 7 pilot in the making!

[@michaelalligood4622]

Thanks for the content!

[@helichrisPA28]

Hey Kay! Love your video's and your PA28! I also own a PA28 and just started to record some of my flights too...

[@melissamitchell3901]

Excellent video!

[@gregoryl.4872]

Yes Kay, you have a slight southern accent, at least from this Chicago area virtual pilot😅 You make that all look so easy. Ur the best and thanks for making the video and your cheeriness.

[@davidurban4730]

love it when I see my home airport. if I had known you were coming to KEDC I would have taken you out to a better restaurant than Panda Express.

[@Phylonyous]

Just a slight accent… we appreciate this characteristic of yours.

[@kevinkirkland8762]

At first I thought you were going to be landing long, then I saw that the displaced threshold is about as long as the runway itself! And you do have an accent! 😉

[@larrysnow135]

I knock back a soda in 5 minutes. I take my time with coffee