SOLD! Ferrying a G1000 Cessna 182 to the NEW OWNER!

Fly with me from Shreveport, Louisiana to Deland, Florida to deliver this gorgeous 2009 C182T to it's new owner!! Starting out among many of the RedBull Air Force planes, I had great weather until reaching the VERY busy Florida where I handed off the keys to Sean.
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Mindy: Commercial Multi & Single Engine Pilot, Certified Flight Instructor (CFI) & CFI-I, Citation 525 Type Rated
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[@jerrypolverino6025]

I’m a retired airline Captain, now 77. i was a flight instructor at Embry Riddle so many years ago. I enjoyed your video. I sure miss flying. I had a beautiful Twin Comanche. Happy trails.

[@bw162]

PA-30 best light twin ever made. Owned one and ferried a dozen out of Lock Haven building time in my youth. Met William Piper, Sr and years latter worked along side his son, Pug Piper, at Beech of all places. 77 as well.

[@AllenPortman]

I appreciate watching your channel Mindy, but watching these videos to me are always sort of frustrating and depressing knowing the costs of these high tech GA aircraft are priced out for the average American to fly--much less, own! I am a retired firefighter/paramedic/registered nurse and can't ever dream of being an owner of a GA (new or used) airplane! But hats off to you guys that have figured out a way in life to enjoy what only a handfull will ever be able to afford! Nothing personal!!!

[@rocky_williams]

Flying clubs are a great place for the average pilot to get access to airplanes.

[@bigling007]

Fractional ownership is an option

[@mikeymikeymotorbikey]

Light sport or ultralights are a more economical way to go. Still expensive, but it’s all relative.

[@ss-tx-rx2860]

Don't forget about the 12 letter cheat code.

[@lee161a]

We need tort liability reform in everything. Not just GA, everything. Less regulation, less risk aversion, more experimentation and innovation. There would be losers in that agreement and they will fight tooth and nail to maintain their rent seeking revenue.

[@denniscrabtree2170]

Perfect attitude about not worrying about camera setups when flying! Flying comes FIRST, while cameras are secondary. Lives can depend on that!

[@davidwright873]

thanks...she did say that....but, thanks for the echo....lol

[@gustafchurn8282]

KTHX for taking me along! Great flight Prostyle!🤓😎🛩

[@atg197]

Love this. No BS, just the flying. I don't understand how people can be looking at airspeed on takeoff, or landing with a tailwind, but that's taildragging for you.

[@mwpadony]

Enjoyed the video so much. Thank you for not killing it with terrible music, wonderful to hear the chatting on the radio.

[@petertarantelli]

Hey Mindy! Cool belt. Flight plan is pretty easy…it’s direct! Doesn’t get any better than that. WHOA…a B-52! I have to say, that’s the busiest CTAF and uncontrolled airport AND there’s skydivers, WHAT!!! Oh my gosh, what a doozie! A doozie for real and you handled it like the professional you are. Enjoy your recurrent training and thanks for taking me along 🤗

[@robertbrassell1215]

Great looking 182. New owner must be very happy.

[@larry2447]

...and financially solvent.

[@bobrewer202]

Not sure if you noticed, but as you got close to DED, there was a bombing range off of your right wing. When the zone is “cold”, we fly over it. It’s creepy and apocalyptic. It has a mock airport, planes and a little village. Love your videos and your airmanship. I learn from you each video.

[@tomadv]

Good catch. That's right in Ocala Nat Forest. I've ridden dirt bikes around the perimeter of that area.

[@kevinclark2864]

Thanks for sharing. I appreciate the commentary about not sweating the small stuff (cameras) and concentrate on FLYING. Well done!

[@willykang1293]

Congratulations to new owner. 🎉 You guys are badass🫡

[@Hossman757]

DeLand has always been insane. When I was at Riddle (93-97) we used DeLand, Ormond Beach, Flagler and New Smyrna as our primary training airports. I always preferred New Smyrna because Ormond could be just as crazy. I did my solo at Ormond so it has a special place in my heart. Great video though!

[@ohwell2790]

In the description is shows that the plane is a 182T. I know that the engine is a normalized engine. So, you said it was not a turbo engine. really like the Cessna 182T's. Your videos are some of the best. Thank you for posting.

[@garyclouse7234]

I used to live in DeLand! I used to work for Relative Workshop inspecting parachute materials and components. Did some jumping from Skydive DeLand. Any small aircraft you see with 3 stripes on the wings belongs to Emory Riddle Aeronautical University. Lot's of student pilots around there!

[@terrytomlinson8772]

Loved the B-52 shot - landed there during Navy T-28 student flight training in a formation cross country - great memory revisit - thanks

[@billgalante1181]

Great video, thanks for taking us along.

[@AllenPortman]

I do fly my virtual (DA62)) simulator plane often to KSHV (ILS 14/RNAV 32)! My sister lives about 20 miles west of Shreveport, La, in Marshall, TX (KASL)! Too, my father and grandparents are from Shreveport, La. So I fly all over the southeast (Houston where I live) to northeast Texas and northwestern Louisiana!

[@chrispbacon550]

When you said Deland as your destination all I could think was ‘ohhh boy that’s a busy uncontrolled sometimes bordering on chaotic, airport.’ Did many many skydives there. Love your videos!! I’m gonna use that line when ATC says ‘say’…. I’m just gonna repeat what they say. ‘Roger say altitude’… ‘altitude’ 😂😂

[@richardmulhare3604]

learned to fly at Shreveport Downtown back in late 60's Made many trips past Barksdale AFB

[@randalllewis2434]

That landing was like whipped butter!! Very nice, and smooth….

[@nbt3663]

What a beautiful airplane. Very lucky owner!

[@BuceGar]

Wow, that's a nice glass cockpit for a Cessna.

[@gregoryforde7447]

Well Done, I prefer your voice over the music. Thanks Again Darlin'

[@swissgator6312]

Even though you had the fuel capacity for non-stop, I'm not sure I'd have the bladder capacity! 😂

[@jimmyjoe6159]

So 4 hours in the air. What happens if you need to go potty? 😢

[@reyesben]

Well done Mindy. Ignore the haters. I loved the whole thing and except not seeing you pull the tow bar off. I was so nervous when you fired up. I remove it any time I walk away more than 2 ft. My friend hit his tow bar in a bonanza last week.

[@JimEdds]

Wow, somebody took good care of their Cessna. Dad was stationed at Barksdale, B-52D Nav, lots of memories there!

[@frankbodenschatz173]

Thanks for the overhead shots of my old B-52's!

[@PrinceThomas00Ke]

Nice flying 🎉🎉. Watching from Kenya.

[@tradingonfern]

Learned how to fly @DTN after i purchased my A36 great airfield! There is a diner and a cool full flight sim in the FBO the history of DTN is fascinating

[@danl.909]

I loved my 2006 T182T like a favorite child. Wonderful airplane.

[@georgesilverhawkstrailcame2297]

Love this video, as I love all your 182 videos. Yeah, my favorite private airplane. If I could, I’d have one. Awesome flyover at Barksdale AFB, and the B-52H at the end of the runway, and others in the ramp. My father was in the USAF… SAC (Strategic Air Command) during the Cold War and I grew up around those bombers… my all time favorite aircraft. So this video was an extra special viewing pleasure for me. Thank you for the treat Mindy. Blessings, good health, success & prosperity.

[@bruce3909]

Great video. I have lots of respect for you pulling the 182 out by yourself. I have an O2 concentrator that I use in flight. I’m on O2 on any long flights above 8000. It makes a huge difference. Following your channel.

[@bruce3909]

Congratulations to Sean that is a beautiful 182. Hope to see you at Oshkosh next month!

[@Eric-zo3mo]

Great flight Mindy. You look so pretty. I hope you got a safe flight home. I'm not a huge fan of Redbull drinks all that caffeine in me

[@Bupkus68]

So much for not being creepy

[@vettesquared]

Fun to watch your departure from Shreveport Downtown. My first solo flight was on the same runway you departed, except opposite direction. Many years ago, some things still looked the same and many things different. Safe travels to you!

[@tomnorman2668]

Love the flying! Thanks!!!

[@SmittyPilot]

I also enjoy filming some of my flights, using multiple cameras and Final Cut Pro. When filming in 4K the battery only lasts about 1 hour - so i use a GoPro remote that can start all 3 of them and stop them when I want regardless of where they are.

[@Bobstern]

So happy to see a long form video from you again. It's been a minute. Keep them coming.

[@DerylPrice-v4n]

Thanks Mindy had so much fun watching you fly. Have an amazing week.

[@maywah1276]

Thank you so much for your video show , God keep you safe always and may god bless you.

[@b1bmsgt]

That was Barksdale AFB where you saw the B-52. Orders to there are the reason I decided to retire from the Air Force! Nice base, but the surrounding area was a little dodgy… Just found your videos and I’m impressed! Will definitely sub! One thing you could do for all of us loser Sim pilots is to post your flight plan so we could fly along...

[@rabidbigdog]

OK, so how do you 'hang on' for >4 hrs like that Schmiindy? I even saw water bottles. If you get my meaning.

[@HyphenDude]

Great to have a video from you, Mindy. Always enjoy flying along with you.

[@JPEaglesandKatz]

Safety and flying >> cameras for sure! Think it is good you mention it cause not sure everyone does it that way! And yeah, skydivers close to runways... doesn't make sense.

[@clarencewiles963]

I would say at some point I would invest in an Oxygen sensor you may find that everyone is definitely different. Thanks so much for sharing your experience. 😊

[@georgenicholas5210]

Great flight! You'd think ANY place for skydivers would be better than on top of the airport!

[@JohnCountryman737]

I'm with you. Way too chaotic of an airfield for my flying comfort. Well done!

[@mlehky]

Deland is a skydive meca. Not only is there a DZ, since the early 80’s, but a number of skydiving equipment manufacturers are located there.

[@skyking7964]

bright blue skies with trails

[@Cleopas82]

Say goodnight, Gracie... "Goodnight Gracie"

[@alkenanisaleh8019]

great flight Capt.Mindy ....thank you! love your videos....🌹

[@Cozfx]

Do you keep an Oxygen finger sensor on high flights like that? Love the content. Very thorough and your knowledge and familiarity of whatever aircraft you fly is inspiring.

[@qualudia1]

I watched several of your videos and have enjoyed each one. Especially this Cirrus jet video. Outrageous machine. I like this video but the music should be redone. It made me nervous. Kent is good but work on the music.

[@sheikhabrahim4057]

Cpt. Mindy you're one of the first pilot I 've been following. Its a real pleasure watching your videos. I learn something new every time you do your flights. I get to see some parts of the US...from the air that is. One observation, what kind of airfield is that where planes and skydivers share the same space simultaneously? All the best in your exams. Always, safe flights and cheesy landings

[@markwaller2889]

Great job. I always enjoy your vids.

[@pduderocker]

Just awesome. Thanks for filming and stay safe.

[@occultustactical6138]

Watch the CG. That black bag might be better in the back seat. Your camera comments are spot on. That poor young lady that crashed 6 months ago. She had like five cameras in her airplane. The day she crashed with her dad in the right seat, playing around with her autopilot. The NTSB is going to have all the video they could ever ask for, all the way into the ground at over 200 knots. Fly first, everything else is second, or irrelevant.

[@bernardanderson3758]

I love the G1000 182 Skylane

[@lachmaclean2383]

As an Australian, I find it interesting that you use celsius for temps, but still stay with inches for barometric.

[@bruce3909]

North American aviation is skitz. Height in feet, temp in Celsius, speed in kts, fuel in gallons, but you buy it in liters in canada. Pressure in kilibars or inches. Although the dollars are all the same. Lots!

[@matthewstuckings6781]

Skydiving traffic makes me nervous too!

[@Complete_Freedom]

WOW, that does seem crazy to land with the skydivers coming in like that. Great video, looking forward to more 😀

[@Hbutker7]

Crazy that that plane is valued at $700,000. I’d pay 250 max!

[@MadStrangler]

That kinda money, I’m going cirrus for certain

[@nscaledelights]

Nice delivery video the skydivers added more drama lol 😂

[@pkane5472]

You totally did the right thing waiting for those jumpers.... That'd freak me out!

[@ItsMrGrazy]

I did my first solo at Deland with a few planes in pattern and a busy day of sky divers. I had to keep telling myself to focus on the landing and not the jumpers coming in, all in all it went pretty well, probably lost a couple pounds from sweating though.

[@rayray8687]

I like the part at 12:00 where you do a barrel roll while still on the ground!

[@stevecagle2317]

Been 30+ years since I've heard so many Echo Romeo call signs. Go Eagles!😊

[@jRieg]

I took my first training flight at the Deland airport back in 1975. Lived in De Leon Springs i was 18.

[@Pachyzookeeper]

Grew up in longview tx (gregg county) so was happy to see barksdale again!

[@granddad-mv5ef]

That was fun! Until it wasn't (for you). Deland is crazy! Thanks so much for the upload, I always enjoy it.

[@cdalton3169]

Excellent flight, Schmiiindy!!!

[@Sebastopolmark]

GREAT video for the new owners to have! !! !!!

[@randytingen]

Living the dream Captain Mindy. Love the channel.

[@Howrider65]

They have so many sky diving quiet old WW2 airports around Melbourne Florida where they sky dive and don't bother plane traffic at the bigger airports.

[@effinator]

So coooooooool, such an inspiration! What an awesome gig.

[@JackPhillips-pr2ip]

Out of all the KZbin pilot videos I’ve watched I like watching your channel. How long have you been flying Plus you got the coolest job. I’d fly to the moon with you

[@chefboyrv57]

Deland is nutzzzzzzz LOL - Nice job young lady!!

[@A_Alvarez]

I do my flight training in kded we call it the Wild West for a reason 😂

[@kevinbaslee3262]

Say on course heading..."say on course heading". Always read back what the controller says!!!🤣😂

[@normanprice2310]

Great enjoyable video. One comment. I hope you and your hangar mate never regret leaving the tow bar attached to the a/c while parked. Such a simple thing might “bite” in the future.

[@easttexan2933]

Holy Moly girl, you got some serious stones on that left hand lol. Hang on to that dude for shore. Great flight. Gorgeous airplane. Thanks for sharing.

[@bannoneldridge9269]

Spoken like a true gold digger.

[@easttexan2933]

@@bannoneldridge9269 it's her husband. No gold digging involved and I'm a 78 year old man so gold digging ain't in my thoughts.

[@tucksmith8300]

Great flight and great landing Mindy!!

[@vvogt4252]

Great Video. Be Safe flying.

[@luissergiodutra9572]

Cessna 182 com G1000, tudo de bom!

[@brandonmcheyenehoward1077]

Nicely stocked hanger 😁

[@gibsonleather5835]

Good stuff! Congratulations on your sale!

[@timPA44]

just a pro tip, you don’t have to request “instruments” to where you are going. You filed IFR, all you need to do is say, requesting clearance to wherever you’re going.

[@cleanlude]

Odd comment. Instruments is not longer to say than clearance. Requesting instruments or simply IFR to destination is the proper wording. You could have an IFR flight plan filed and chose not to use it or to depart VFR and pickup IFR in the air.

[@timPA44]

@@cleanlude I never said it’s longer to say, just more professional

[@klindy_07]

As a controller it is always nice to differentiate between ifr verse vfr requests

[@timPA44]

@@klindy_07 well I figure calling ATC with an N number and an IFR flight plan on file, requesting clearance to XXX it would resolve itself that it is in fact filed IFR. However, it’s just the phrasing “instruments to XXX” that’s slightly… cringe? The equivalent of “we got em on the fish finder!

[@shyammohabir8283]

enjoy your video thanks for sharing

[@moehieb]

Amazing.....i like red Bulls ❤❤❤❤

[@philmarro1588]

awesome episode

[@dirkl9652]

Enjoyed it. thanks

[@wilfredotour3]

Omg so funny at 1:29 when the hangar door opens to reveal some random fire smoke in the background…like, alright lets have a fun flight, door opens, 🔥 already a crashed plane🔥

[@bigdadgo]

That’s a hot looking 182! Studying for the Citation so you can fly more with CitationMax! 😍

[@Cruiser777]

That's a nice plane especially with a color TV in the front it's nice to have fun tickets😅

[@adammz08]

4 hours! what happens if you need a piss?

[@alvarogaitan2529]

great collection the red bull my beverage favorite

[@williamkennedy2069]

So it's a 4 and a half hour flight, can you go 4.5 hours without having to pee?😎

[@kaceyd5272]

That’s just nuts! Nice C182 though. I’d love to have the AC.

[@josephsener420]

Always landing at Rochelle in Illinois with jumpers. Get nervous! RPJ! And I have 193 jumps (military).

[@bgardam9347]

i have never seen a hangar full of planes with tow bars connected before. we get in trouble if we don't remove the bar .

[@jmead6121]

Great uR so right Video second , Navigate always but thanks for all The flight Views ..almost like iam Right Seat

[@brainlife]

You better have that plane looked at. Looks like your propellar isn't going around. 🙂