You'll Never Believe What they Did to This Remote Airstrip in PNG

[@cjctucson7683]

Love it. The strip I want to show you is just over this ridge..... "I think!" Then over the ridge at 500 AGL per Betty. Then, "pull up, pull up", then "Thank You." All that after a takeoff where "wow, we are really heavy today" that took most of the runway. All of it is serious bush piloting and you did great with it all. What an adventure. Thx Ryan.

[@DaveyCrockett001]

That was about 2k lbs, decent load for sure. I tend to wonder what the numbers show for take off roll out of these sloped strips. I have operated out of a rather notorious sloped strip near Carmacks Yukon in single otter. Can't remember the name but it was close to Casino strip if anyone is familiar? Anyway, my feeling was that the slope did not reduce the take-off roll but would appreciate hearing what Ryan thinks.

[@davidmcgill1000]

Might as well have Clippy pop up and say "It looks like you are attempting to crash. Would you like some help?"

[@philipjoseph1509]

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[@philipjoseph1509]

Un-forgettable living on this place for 2years 1983 to 1985 OMG My memory with this scenic world will remain till I leave this earth A place of paradise further to this city There are only mountains forests for hours and hours of flying Thanks to this you tube up loader God Bless all and you especially I thank you dear Friends Comment this video I got luckily other wise I can only visualize and remain to myself Where When I got I could say for my luck to revisit this place of past living for very short time and here is a paradise what below video mountainous terrain flying amazing views I remembered not only remembered I post just less than 2min clips For more views of this mountainous terrain you can Goole it "Siclher Airport Landing "you will get loads of paradise viewing thanks "Silchar airport landing in a dornier 228" kzbin.info/www/bejne/i2qseqqMmMyWgKM You'll Never Believe What they Did to This Remote Airstrip in PNG" kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpzWinuJlpWKbbc

[@BLACKMONGOOSE13]

Not to mention flying into what looked to be a box canyon after he cleared that first ridge with a fully loaded airplane.

[@stephenberry1205]

Great video and so informative.. Love the mountain top strip with down hill take off and uphill landing. Very thorough glimpse of what it takes to be a pilot in far off horizons. Brings back memories of working as a property valuer for 6 weeks in the Highlands from Goroka down to the Markham Valley for Danny Leahy - the true gentleman of Highlands. Your flight reminded me of mine from Mt Hagen to Karawari Lodge in the East Sepik on the grass strip beside the river in 1977. Fascinating country and culture. Back to Goroka again in 1981 plus Lae and up the Markam valley by 4WD to the coast and along a crushed coral road up the coast, to Madang and then canoe to Siar Island to stay in huts with the locals. Beautiful country. Challenging conditions for pilots with mountains and changeable weather. Lost my uncle as a squadron leader pilot of a Beaufort Bomber on a mission out of Aitape on the north coast in 1945, with faulty munitions - to bomb the Japanese on 1945, 8 years before I was born. Stay safe...

[@kennethperian4370]

Pretty pretty site to see where you just flew, thanks for the video showing and telling. Well see ya next time see ya bye.

[@daveBit15]

Man, you're doing more for educating pilots than many schools I know of. What a great content!

[@lexxsimf2]

It just another dimension universe for us, who far from aviation at all. Everything so interesting and you begin to understand things from ground zero. I glad for youtube recommended me this channel.

[@michaelhighland8094]

Great video. As the Navy taught "attitude controls airspeed, power controls rate of descent". I flew a DC-3 and Helio Couriers with JAARS in the mountains and jungles of Colombia in the '80s. Your videos bring back a lot of wonderful memories. God's speed!

[@iang.8601]

Ryan, Top video & a very informative one, it's good that people can learn a lot about P.N.G from your flights around the mountains & coastal regions. Back in the 60s with the lack of roads all cargo flew in aircraft all over the country. The locals went from walking to flying in such a short period of time, and today they still walk. Time means nothing to them. I still call the highlands of P.N.G the last frontier. Thank you for the memories & another great ride.

[@marcmacd2706]

Another excellent tour of the highlands, thanks very much once again. Cheers again from Marc MacD, and Aussie in Dubai.

[@alantaylor353]

WHOAH.!.!.! You're job is awesome.!! Safe flying mate & best wishes from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 🙏👌🏽😜👍🏻👍🏾👍

[@leokimvideo]

This flight reminded me that there's very few roads between villages in PNG, people walk up and down mountains between communities. It's the ultimate last frontier of simple ways of life. Years ago I was caught up in a big 'Chevron Oil' opening a oil well celebration at Lake Kabutu. There was a giant Sing Sing and locals walked for weeks to come to the event. I was there doing a Fireworks display and many locals there had never seen fireworks before. It was totally wild, so exciting and something i'll never forget. Your videos bring back so many memories of air travel in PNG. I often wonder if the oil is still being drilled at Lake Kabutu. It seemed sad to put a oil well in the highlands that were pristine jungle. A big transporter aircraft arrived in the early morning every second day. Everything at this location was brought in by air, staggering how it was all done to get oil in a really remote far away place. A oil line was put through the jungle to the coast to load onto ships. I was there in the early 90's, I wonder if this oil facility is still pumping oil.

[@justinbouchard]

This is by far one of the most amazing comments, if not the most amazing comment I have ever read under a youtube video.

[@peterbeamish3542]

Hi Ryan, your footage is brilliant. I was based in Menyamya ( VSO 1988) and was lucky enough to hike from MYY up to Simbare village with a lad from Eastern Highlands. Three day hike, with many improvised bridges over rushing rivers. Came across the grim reminders of how damgerous PNG is for pilots... fusilage of ancient crashed cessnas Unbelievable experience to get a chance to visit Simbare Village and sleep at such high altitude in a bush material house with central fireplace...Once had an emergency flight from MYY to Moresby for a seriously infected toenail which gave me the belief that lignicane is just about the single best chemical known to mankind. Loved the occasional internal flights to Tawa (also hiked it) and Aseki. Mi bin istap tupela yia wantaim ol sumatain bilong vocational skul klos tu MYY airstrip, na mi lainim tokpisin. 30 years on and I'm sure that the balus brings the only connection to the coast, because the road that used to be used by PMV trucks got you to Lae in 6 hours is hardly passable these days due to massive washouts and landslides. Please keep posting these awesome videos...and fly safely out of these tiny places loaded with 850kg of KOFI!!

[@MissionaryBushPilot]

yes, that fuselage is an MAF plane that aborted a takeoff and when into the bush. Then the people took it down to the river for a bridge or something. Crazy stores in PNG

[@peterbeamish3542]

@@MissionaryBushPilot Wow thats incredible you know that particular incident must have happened 70s or 80s..it was a pedestrian bridge when I saw it 1988. Is Kiunga Aviation still operating? Do you fly into MYY and Simbare regularly?

[@michaelfarnham8261]

Happi noon won tok, I had to laugh to myself reading your tok pisin. I was a VSO in Moresby 74_76 and stayed on till we went finish in 79. But to cut a long story short my wife was to chaperone some Anglican sisters from the Solomon Islands while they were staying in Ely. They were with some Melanisian brothers who were on a fund raising tour of the UK. On arrival the brothers unloaded the cargo from the coach. Then time for supper and relax , the guys were chatting away in pidgin.there was the normal moans and groans about all the traveling and so on.It came time fore to leave them and go home . Said my good byes to my wife. Looked over to the brothers and said to them luk I'm yu behind. The look on their faces was a picture.they realised I understood most of their conversation.

[@MarksKicksOnRoute66]

Ryan simply put the world needs more like you! Your a true inspiration!

[@melwooden2291]

Ryan. Thanks for the video and really appreciate your skill and beautiful scenery...May the Lord bless you for all the good that you are doing....BE SAFE!!

[@billwhite5188]

Thanks Ryan. Love flying around PNG with you. Great commentary.

[@daviator4720]

Thank you Ryan for the great video. May the Lord continue to Bless you and keep yo safe under His Wings...

[@MissionaryBushPilot]

Thank you kindly

[@russellbrown3526]

"Pitch or AOA controls airspeed and throttle/power controls altitude." You are so right, Ryan! Keep up the good work.

[@leifvejby8023]

That is what I try to teach my model flying pupils.

[@keithcollings8248]

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[@donniegombel370]

Great video! Tip of the hat to you brother. Thank you for sharing and looking forward to more. Best wishes to you and your love ones.

[@emylrmm]

Thanks!

[@MissionaryBushPilot]

Awesome thanks!

[@icxcnika1823]

Ryan , thank you for your excellent work , surely you are one of best pilots , in the most isolated country on earth . Your instructions are precisely clear for new pilots . God 🙏 bless you Ryan 😂 and keep up this wonderful feeling of flying . Godspeed .+++

[@4455zfactor]

Thank you for taking us along on yet another great flight. I love your stories inside the story. You really are a great storyteller.

[@MissionaryBushPilot]

Thanks so much!

[@ahmedm6041]

I just enjoy watching you do what you do best and all with ease! Thank you for sharing your flight alongwith the wonderful views of andes mountain trains etc.. Really priceless!

[@BobbyTucker]

Tremendous flight, I enjoy all the flights you've made. The landscape is captivating, so much to see. Thank you for sharing.

[@mutangpadan5311]

Wow! Ryan sceneries are captivating. I flew in a MAF plan that serves the interior regions of the Indonesian island of East Kalimantan from Long Bawan to Malinau. On our return trip the young pilot led us in a short prayer before we took off. Seated just nxt to him I could see the calmness and peace he had as he maneuvered the tiny aircraft through thick morning clouds. He found a gap between the clouds where he could view the ground and mountains ahead. The nxt thing I knew we were approaching the runway. I realised then that we were flying rather low. God bless that pilot, from DC. And not forgetting your team Ryan, the Bush Pilot?

[@milesdee1806]

Great as usual Ryan. Loved the valley dipping! Way back too many years ago we were taught that always the yoke controls airspeed and power controls altitude and that was for any time in the flight. That was a bit counter intuitive for some but most got the hang of it pretty quick.

[@piper0428]

Excellent video. I agree pitch for speed and power for altitude. Best way to approach a short field.

[@cerealport2726]

I spent a fair bit of time in the area bordering the southern gulf and highlands, flying (as a passenger, not pilot) in and out of a village called Wabo, on the Purari river. The airstrip is built on a river bend, so the approach was along a straight section of river. The Twin Otter pilots knew their stuff. These videos remind me of some great times!

[@davidweaver4702]

First timer on your page. Thoroughly enjoyed the flight. Have subscribed. Fly safe 🙏

[@ВладимирБарашкин-п8м]

Спасибо за материал!!! Надо без ничего уметь летать!!!

[@orrinrussie4288]

Thanks for another great flight Ryan. You continue to make it look so easy. Looking forward to the next trip soon. I always learn something valuable watching over your shoulder.

[@spastastic27]

The scenery is absolutely spectacular. No doubt you are doing God's work. Thank you again for doing the vlog and explaining about the people of PNG as well as their culture and other information.

[@MrSvenovitch]

What about 'god's work' in Afghanistan right now? Or with your deity lighting forest fires around the mediterranean? Or that building that collapsed in Miami? The little kids who get cancer every day? Praise your god for that kind of shit much?

[@dawnnelson6127]

I enjoy watching this pilot he is sweet to look at flying

[@bigben1986]

This is awesome, much love from New York.

[@thevia1976]

It's October 2024 and I'm on a role reading about persons who were called by God to be Missionaries around the world. I'm finishing up about Betty Greene, who helped found the Mission Aviation Fellowship. Just read about her hiking up the mountain ridges to inspect a runway and it took her and others 3 days over the mountainous terrains in the 1950s. I've decided to come on YT to see if there are any videos so I can get a feel of what I'm reading. Thank you ❤️. You've just made my day and I'm a new subscriber to your channel.

[@JDski]

I respect Ryan for his situational awareness.

[@MissionaryBushPilot]

thanks

[@rdiehl7809]

Saw you with Trent Palmer. Looked up your sight. Really enjoyed your flight. Great Pilot. Thank You.

[@markbarrett7520]

That would be a difficult 12 hour hike for sure. Definitely shows the need for the Kodiac! I'm sure everyone is looking forward to getting the airstrip open. Very incredible view over the mountain with the valleys and waterfalls. Thanks again Ryan. Great video.

[@jonathanbair523]

What a stunning area to hike for a view.... Sure bet you need to be in really good shape for the trip from air strip to air strip on foot.

[@peteriki]

Thanks for the service

[@Fainkom]

Happy you have to extend your service by helping them purchasing their store goods..And yes, it's typical in most parts of PNG how they'll ask for a favor..Enjoyed the video, as always..

[@MaShcode]

Someone industrious should start a trading exchange based on favors. LoL.

[@chuckbankston4528]

Nice fun safe flight! Enjoyed the right seat ride today with you!!

[@RonaldKaylorPhoto]

I found your channel and really love it! I am hoping to work on my Private Pilot Certificate in 2022 and your channel is motivating for several reasons. I like you go over your thought process of where your abort marker will be, rotate speed, you sometimes show the switches you are pressing and really enjoy seeing your process. I can learn some good habits, also makes you feel as you are part of the crew. Seems like a Beautiful land with some tough places to fly into and out of. Thank you for your channel and the effort of making these videos!!

[@CC-te5zf]

Your aircraft command and your bravery are admirable. I love these videos - you keep me on the edge of my seat. God bless you - safe travels, always!

[@MissionaryBushPilot]

Glad you like them!

[@jeffreybailes8851]

Nice flight Ryan, thanks

[@toomanyhobbies2011]

Great illustration of "as the crow flies". 12 hour hike, 2 minute flight, wow.

[@comandodelta6105]

Especular visual....parabéns comandante.... Rio de janeiro Brasil

[@fernandoabalos9057]

Nice video Capt ...wow, safe flight sir...

[@pilotohelitec6679]

Thanks for sharing your flights with us. It’s nice to know all the things you do as a pilot, flaying alone. Have a nice flight and landings always

[@caiolinnertel8777]

“If you are seeing less and less you’re gonna smack the mountain” is one of your funniest statements! If I wasn’t so old I’d move down there and give some bush flying a try.

[@falgul21]

Ryan !! you always give us views and beautiful scenery ... and lessons.. I love that Kodiac plane.. again thanks for your videos really love it !!! All the best !!!

[@TheRealCCSmith]

Just found your channel....I'll be binge watching this rainy day!

[@deaustin4018]

My granddaughter loves the views. It's like, wow, Papa New Guinea Pig is beautiful.

[@Julia-Julia]

It is very nice to see what people are doing all over the world...

[@jdbrown3695]

Great view of the valley! Thanks for the low pass through it.

[@josephjolly1936]

Taking off from the top of a mountain, doesn’t get any better. Awesome video as always. Stay safe happy travels.👍✈️

[@pveijk1]

Thank you fot this nice flight. You are a real cool pilot!

[@morganeast3403]

Hay Buddy it's too bad that we can't get people like you to govern our country I would feel a lot better about this country .all your actions have reason and you are well versed at what you do.I AL a Machinist is all I know but you have impressed me to make a comment great vid thankyou and keep it up.

[@2wheelsinmotion]

Sorry I stumbled across your channel and really enjoy the content. Having worked at the detention centre PNG for a number of years I really enjoyed the people and country

[@Kefoo_]

-- Thanks for the tour and technical education. Nice landing.

[@mikecoffee100]

Congrats to the Olympians from PNG and USA

[@shasa_JJ77]

Hi Ryan 👍... Waktu aku masih kecil juga sering naik pesawat seperti ini...aku suka kedaerah ditengah hutan 😍

[@rogerbalquiedra5488]

Thanks Ryan, brings back memories of PNG when I use to fly around the country with Macair and Talair about 15 years ago!

[@frankbruno7122]

Love your work.. great video's.. thanks for sharing.. best wishes to you and your wife! Frank in Colorado, USA

[@mickeyBtsv]

I watch your videos to be closer to my dad. He flew 150 all around PNG in the 60s as part of Catholic Mission... I think you would love having a chat with him about his experience flying in PNG... He's 77yo now but still has a passion for flying, he wants to get into ultralights since the medical certification isn't required.

[@retrodad6864]

Terrific as usual Ryan. You do a wonderful job in a wonderful place. Thanks for posting. 🇬🇧👌

[@MissionaryBushPilot]

Many thanks!

[@scottlewisparsons9551]

Thank you for another wonderful video. Have a good day everyone from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺

[@iskraivan7431]

Halo from Slovenija 🇸🇮♥️♥️♥️

[@josueamavizca5444]

Beautiful scenery that you get to see every day, you do a great job landing on this small runways, love it

[@ednesbit2988]

So cool I would love to come visit and fly like that it's gotta be life changing thank you so much for sharing this

[@philipjoseph1509]

Dear Missionary Bush Piolet You made my day Taking back in my best part of living years God Bless you More to come from me Thanks an amazing scenic views on your trips put at your ease for us When its not any easy flying nor easy flights OMG

[@ahkarsmith4691]

It’s a testament to your skill that you’re in one piece. BTW I would be interested in a segment related to all the camera work involved in your VLOG. how they’re controlled , etc. I really enjoy following your exploits , I feel as if I’m in the right.

[@MissionaryBushPilot]

I have a bunch of that on my patreon page

[@RandyRoth-mo3lz]

@@MissionaryBushPilot Ever land at the Hanna Village airstrip? I help clear that in 1984 ....

[@johnfitzpatrick2469]

G, day Captain Ryan from Quarantine house lockdown Sydney Australia. Nice flight, thankyou. Your terrain awareness system (Betty) "she's is steadfastly loyal'. Is there something...... Some things I never told you! *Watched a documentary on removing a B-17 out of PNG 2006 on national geographic channel. The plane is back in the states. * I had a friend in about 1992 whom was a bush PNG pilot. He lost this life in a crash, I believe. I only have heard this from others. We were teenage rowing club friends, He was young, it's sad. Anyways good to see you, and looking forward to next NTZ adventure. 🌏🇦🇺

[@bobboberson2024]

Amazing. This is real flying. And for purpose. What an adventurous life!

[@kman2783]

Wow, it took 25 years to finish the airstrip, I bet there's some happy people there? I thoroughly enjoy watching your videos, especially with the narrative you give. I always wanted to be a pilot but wound up in the medical field 🚑🚒 working in EMS as a Fire/Medic. You've got one heck of a view from your office window dude. Thanks for sharing and stay safe. 🌴😎🌴FL

[@benc1103]

Nice mechanical checklist. American Airlines had mechanical checklists up until a decade or two ago (with sliders instead of toggle switches). They're pretty much foolproof. Quick and easy, and right in front of the pilots (or the flight engineer). Heck, I might put one in my plane now that you reminded me of it. Great videos...and in a place with great WWII history.

[@alexandervanwyk7669]

Thank you so much for posting this. As a hang glider pilot, this is what I am used to. Awesome scenery. Wish I could have been in your shoes, flying a Pilatus. Bless you and stay safe. Weather must be a bastard.

[@oldmech619]

Do ever watch any of the Air America landings on the hills of Laos? Pilatus PC-6 Porter. The strips were so steep, we couldn’t land a helicopter on it. Full power landings. No go arounds. And you might even get shot at. Very few nav aids. Great place. Enjoyed my time.

[@ryanmcfarland6086]

Pitch for airspeed, power for altitude. Nothing wrong with that; I teach my students the same.

[@ENergyJimP]

That's how I was taught 50 years ago. :)

[@Fainkom]

I was thought to do that and continue to do it..

[@shockerthreeone]

It’s taught because it works…

[@MissionaryBushPilot]

It's basically however you think of it. I know pitch is for altitude, and power is for airspeed, it's only once you lock your speed in that you make Very small adjustments to keep that locked in with your pitch

[@ENergyJimP]

@@MissionaryBushPilot Agreed, I was taught that is what you did once you were established (stabilized) on approach. Pitch for speed, power for altitude (vertical speed).

[@accuracyin4k652]

A crazy dog running around while trying to land in that terrain, no thanks.. lol, great vid as always!

[@michaelclark6045]

👍🧑‍✈ Fantastic! Thank you!

[@canadiandude1974]

Always a pleasure to watch you do what you do so well. Trying for my CPL flight test this month, with hopes of flying in Indonesia someday in the not-too-distant future. Thanks for the vids!

[@davidtucker3729]

Thanks for the ride. appreciate the tips on flight and maybe i will have to get my flight sim back up and running.

[@patrickheavirland3599]

Good morning from Minnesota USA!

[@owenbreward4974]

Love your videos. Unfortunately they don't appear in my feed all that often so I have to find them (however this one did). This is understandable when you know the hundreds of channels (mostly flying and sailing) I'm subscribed to. This was a great fly-over video and love the running commentary. Watched it from beginning to end. Love the merch as well ... you might be the first channel I buy anything from!

[@richardhobbs8433]

Great video,thanks for the experience as always.

[@lennartekdahl8298]

super for an aircraft entusiast......thanks

[@K3Flyguy]

Amazing channel! Thank you for sharing! I subscribed!

[@garethleitner9547]

Excellent video as always. Thank you!

[@MissionaryBushPilot]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@ursmuller3704]

Thanks Ryan for sharing the exciting take off at Nankina. The locals seem to be crazy for Indomie Chicken Noodles! Great fly by at Mibu and especially the low flying through the gaps and the valleys with the beautiful scenery avoiding Mt. Abilala and Mt. Helwig was awesome! God bless and stay safe!

[@rossilake218]

Ryan, Ross from Chicago. PNG is on my short list. Probably need 4 weeks. Love to motorcycle and fly around. What are the best months?

[@davybloggs1564]

Another great video - thanks so much for posting these - I LOVE EM. Currently 'flying' a Caravan in FS2020, so I may download your livery:-)

[@catspawnostep]

Awesome flight, great dialog...keep doing what you do

[@MissionaryBushPilot]

Much appreciated!

[@henryabner9482]

Ryan, wow just found this. My family moved to Goroka in 1972, we lived a few miles from town in the bush, I went to school in Goroka for a few years. I wonder is the market still there on the other side of the airport. Wow this brings back memories, we use to drive to Lae to get big supplies. Have you flow into Lae, I forgot what that high pass was called. I also went to boarding in Adelaide for awhile. Cool video

[@MissionaryBushPilot]

They built a new market but it sits unused because of some land disputes unfortunately. Yes, Goroka isn't the safest place, but it's also not as bad as Mt. Hagen or Moresby

[@datruth9872]

Thanks for the Ride ! LATER !

[@Montana_horseman]

I always enjoy the the WW2 history and such during your flights. I grew up knowing many veterans from WW2. I just saw some footage the other day of the view from inside a B-25 bomber, on September 27, 1943, as it flew in a 100 aircraft bombing mission to attack coastal facilities, ships, and airfields in the Wewak area and its satellite fields at Boram. Having seen so many of your flights in that area, it struck me that the airfield from 1943 was recognizable to me. Always enjoy seeing your videos!

[@jonathanbair523]

Gotta love matching up something from history to modern times..... You are very lucky to get to grow up with all the WWII vets... I was just a young kid in 1991 getting to talk to one of the gunners on the USS Ward, that ship fired and sunk a IJN mini sub hours before the air attack at Pearl... Then 2000 they found the mini sub sitting on the bottom in the harbor with a UAV..... What a site to get to see.. (best thing I can relate to the awesome gift you got to know the vets)

[@Montana_horseman]

@@jonathanbair523 The WW2 vets I knew were truly some of the best men and ladies I've ever known in my life. My Grand Father fought in Germany and Russia and came back a very different man due to what he saw and had to do. I have his oval dog tag he wore. (a treasure to me) Seeing that mini sub they found was pretty haunting in a way. Those guys knew it was a 99.9% one way trip. It's good you had the chance to speak with a gunner from the USS Ward and that you appreciated that chance. I'm a silver/gold smith and gem cutter and was taught gem cutting by a great man that was a WW1 and WW2 veteran. (He was my neighbor) The things he saw and did we would talk about on and off during the time he was teaching me. He would take a WW2 jeep he got after the war and go out mining and searching for gemstones. I think it was his escape, a way he found solitude. I've never forgotten the gift and skill he taught me and often think of him when I'm working. Many of the vets I knew from WW1,WW2, Korea, Vietnam are why I live the life I do today. In a way I live the dream so many of them had as a way to honor them. Sorry this is long.. heh heh.. It's a deep subject. All the very best to you now and in life.

[@mrsaskriders]

Another great video. Sounds like you knew you were being scammed with the oranges but you just go with the flow and help them out anyways. I'm sure you made them very happy with some supplies. Cheers from Saskatchewan Canada.

[@kengreaves]

Enjoyed this one thanks Ryan as I do all of them.

[@debrablack2759]

Great thank you for the Sunday morning video. I enjoyed very minute. I am going to order my shirt right now. Have a good day. Be safe love from California , USA✌️✌️🤟🤟🇺🇸😀🙋🛩️ P.S. Ordered my shirt thank you.😘😀

[@MissionaryBushPilot]

Thank you! enjoy

[@kingfisch]

Another great video! 🙏

[@briansumner2700]

Very interesting and cool video, thx.

[@rayharkins9564]

Loved the tour.

[@robfive2555]

Great video Ryan ... Many thanks ...

[@platynum6]

That was a beautiful landing...