Grumman Mallard Charter Flight

[@dgibbsfl]

Neat plane...neat video. I enjoyed looking. This was my first Mallard Guy video to watch. I am going to take a look at some more. Thanks for doing it.

[@robwooding5046]

Hi really enjoying the videos watching from North Wales UK. love these old seaplanes alook around the other two Grumman`s and hanger tour would be great.

[@BGCflyer]

Great visual shots. Can’t believe they make you wash the airplane...you guy are hard workers! Nicely done!

[@wn6904k]

GREAT VIDEO !!!!!!! Almost feel like I was part of the flight

[@juliogonzo2718]

I wasn't expecting the luggage to come out of the right seat footwell lol

[@Agwings1960]

It probably would've been the piston engine version, with the P&W R-1340 engines, but I wonder when was the very first time a Mallard ever started flying in Australia, they only built 59 Mallard's

[@pilotmiami1]

Bravo.thenks. perfect. Go ahead

[@ashokkulandaisamy126]

Nice flick.. Do u guys do the comp wash n clean the boat too these days 😉

[@thatmallardguy7955]

Sometimes! We aren’t afraid of hard work around here 😉

[@scotty11782]

Thanks

[@tabuti23]

Nice video capt... automatic subscribe your channel...😃

[@emmycrafts1945]

amazing filming, really need dad (chad) to take me on a flight.

[@thatmallardguy7955]

Emily Awesome do it Emily!

[@MrFIZZYMann]

Hello, What Do Those 2 x BIG RED Handles Do Above the Throttles Please ?

[@thatmallardguy7955]

Gobble De Gook fuel selector valves, we can change tanks and also cut off the fuel supply to the engine

[@savagecub]

How often do you have to replace your brakes ? Getting douched in salt water can’t be too good for them.

[@alistaircowley2]

why don't you just drive up the beach or boat ramp. Sea bee air and Mt cook airlines in Auckland NZ used beach and ramps