Speed & Style | We go HIGH and FAST in a TURBINE BONANZA!

[@Reuben-ny3]

It's a tough choice. But in the end I think I like low and slow, and then being grateful to have friends that share :)

[@TangoandJuliet]

Totally agree there! I think we are low and slow at heart :)

[@Mr.Thermistor7228]

respectfully, nahhh

[@Smuggler169]

I never heard of these two until recently. Watching their videos now. I pray they are flying in luxury for eternity.

[@Docinaplane]

I'm sorry to tell you that I believe they were killed in a plane crash a few months ago.

[@lynnemarian7022]

awww you are wearing the masks I made for you guys... I miss you so much... my heart with be forever broken. I loved you both so much, thank you for making these videos so I can hear your voices, hear your laugh and see your smiles. There will always be a hole in my heart. My sweet nephew and niece.

[@411sponge72]

I’m soo sorry for your loss 🙁

[@lynnemarian7022]

@@411sponge72 thank you.

[@paulvilla7012]

My heart is breaking....

[@bliztix2]

Sorry for the loss of your friends, terrible tragedy. Seemed like such nice people

[@jumpinjack1]

They got to enjoy a turbine bonanza on there short time on earth Thanks to you

[@luckyhanger1326]

They had so many fun adventures together, it was cool you could be part of this one!

[@fobypawz418]

I love the way these two present the world of aviation world in such a homely manner with their calm almost ASMR like Demeanor

[@retix11]

They just passed in a crash sadly :(

[@docwatson911]

You guys rock! Keep up the awesome work! Having flown a little bit of everything from gliders to Cessna 170/172/182 to Stearman, to a Starduster Too, to Bonanzas, to F-15s and B-1s, I can tell you they are all cool in their own ways. Some of them are fun to own. Some are much better to let others own and fly when you can. Love the channel, the music, and the flying! Keep it up!

[@TangoandJuliet]

Thanks Glenn! You have such a cool list of types in your logbook. Tango is jealous! The variety of things you can experience in aviation is what makes it truly awesome.

[@jaytc3218]

God how I love the sound of the spool-up in turbine engine and then when you introduce fuel... FFOOooooom!

[@terrallputnam7979]

Wow! That is one super fine Bonanza!!! I think I need to stay low and slow too!

[@watashiandroid8314]

Nice video. Very relaxing vibe with the smooth music. That's a luxury ride right there! I took the 172 in and out of L35 in the summer once; not sure if I'd do it again. No problem for this plane though! Happy flying!

[@TangoandJuliet]

L35 is doable in almost any plane...on the right day! Density altitude gets dicey on summer days for sure. We took the Cessna 140 there a few times but usually on cool days during the winter

[@boba579]

Enjoyed your video,which brought back great memories of flying the B36T. You really need a traveling mission to be practical. N100TT was a business aircraft that flew about 300 hrs per year. I was lucky enough to be one of two pilots to fly our plane, and logged over 500 hrs in it. One thing you didn’t mention is how smooth and quiet it is in flight. Burns 28.5 gah of jet A on a typical mission. Unpressurized,so usually flew around 10 to 14 K.

[@TangoandJuliet]

Thanks for sharing those memories! You’re right, it was so smooth and quiet; like a magic carpet. A truly effective traveling tool and a wonderful experience!

[@cindygill3639]

I can't decide. It's like choosing luxury resort over camping. We like both. The Bonanza is my choice for when you want to share the passion with Mom and Dad! High and fast looked like such a blast, yet Low and slow, or however how ever you go....keep sharing

[@Mr.Thermistor7228]

this bonanza was swapped with a turboprop engine. they come from the factory with a piston engine that produces significantly less power

[@rodmanser7573]

Airflite!!! our friend's MD-87 actually what do they call that FBO now? Have you guys been in the PT6 Rocket Eng conversion A36? Was it quieter and/or faster?

[@FlyingMusicians]

When you want to get from point A to point B... this vehicle is awesome.

[@TangoandJuliet]

It sure is!!! A lean mean cruising machine.

[@JasonFabus]

Thank you, Paul

[@scotty657]

I miss these guys

[@barrygrant2907]

May they rest in peace.

[@Nebula_Ultra]

I subscribed and hit the bell for the first time ever! Cant wait for more content!

[@mybettyboop1133]

Really miss them !

[@natal777]

I miss these two 😢

[@greg1268]

I only knew of them through the pietenpol videos and I haven’t watched a video sense it was announced until this one. For their friends, I’m sorry for the loss of these two. They really seem like super great people.

[@Blaircraft.Engines]

You want to get somewhere to see family, take the turboprop every time. Buzzing around and camping with a plane, leave the turboprop at home a take plane #2!

[@TangoandJuliet]

Heck yeah! This bonanza sure is a traveling machine. We sure do love buzzing around though.

[@jrdeckard3317]

Nice downwind takeoff.

[@johnorlando2370]

I would have like to have seen the engine; know how it was installed, how much it cost, what were the issues, what were the performance benefits, why he chose a rolls royce vs another engine. What type of mission this plane is best.

[@nathangarrard5764]

For shear fun then slow and low is the way yet I'm more of a destination kind of guy. I can travel in my 1959 Bonanza with four people at over 190 mph.

[@larrygreen8912]

Until we meet again , so long .

[@mikewaterfield3599]

There is a PT6 STC for the Bo aswell. Turboprops and Beech are like peanut butter and jelly. They just go together. Rocket Engineering, 😆

[@MANINTHEARENAFILMS]

This is great!

[@TangoandJuliet]

MAN IN THE ARENA FILMS thank you! We are still learning the art of film making but love storytelling and sharing our adventures! ✌🏽

[@MANINTHEARENAFILMS]

@@TangoandJuliet You two look like you are having so much fun! Can't wait to see more adventures!

[@TangoandJuliet]

We do and love sharing our passion for aviation with others! We hope to inspire people to explore the world of aviation more 😊

[@gorgly123]

If you can afford the turbine Bonanza you can afford a low and slow plane too. Need both.

[@TangoandJuliet]

Agreed! 🤪

[@hdaviator9181]

I believe a company called Soloy makes the conversions now.

[@owenbock4458]

When you asked Alexa, it triggered my Alexa and she answered😂

[@TangoandJuliet]

Owen Bock that’s funny! While we were editing, the same thing kept happening to us! 😂

[@danmccarthy2213]

RIP........

[@cliffcharpentier34]

blippi

[@khaledShar]

stupid question : is a turbine Bonanza safer then piston ? engine failure wise

[@TangoandJuliet]

Good question! I believe they are generally more reliable; but not 100% sure on that.

[@retix11]

So sad, RIP.

[@roguegaming5329]

At the beginning I thought they meant turbo and they just messed up but sheeeshhhhjhhh

[@nish224104]

More interview type info from the turboprop bonanza owner would have been great! Like fuel burn,usefulload, TBO, insurance reqs etc...

[@BrianMonette]

Any chance your friend Paul would take a corporate pilot/KZbinr on a flight? I ‘d love to document this plane and possibly own one someday.

[@cheekcj]

No boots on the leather !

[@josemamani2580]

En paz descansen.Dios ama a todos sus hijos pero a los preferidos los hizo aviadores.

[@ashsmitty2244]

Fuel burn??

[@shaneboulds5240]

24gph (ish) in cruise

[@r.d.riddle2068]

If you can afford a turboprop Bonanza, you can probably afford the Pete as a side. The guy has a Citabria already, so....

[@garethprice224]

I vote Banana! Buy a banana!

[@TangoandJuliet]

We tried, it didn’t go very fast...

[@MerlinspopTBH]

RIP you guys.

[@misterb8169]

❤️

[@rebelrog]

Laws of Science vrs Laws of Nature. Laws of Science say "man can fly". Laws of Nature say "man wasn't meant to fly". Science is right most of the time, but Nature always holds the trump card. God rest their souls.

[@rocket862]

The music ruined and I mean ruined this video. I wanted to hear the engine!

[@TangoandJuliet]

Thanks for your feedback! It’s nice to know what our viewers are interested in as it helps us with future content ✌🏽

[@BenderPY]

Yeah.. I thought this was my chance to listen for once that turboprop bonanza but no, too much music but the rest is just great!

[@nealbraatz3911]

It's hard to hear them talk about flying slow and low because it sounds like both of those factors lead to their crash. They got too slow and stalled, and were too low to recover. RIP

[@bliztix2]

🙁☹️😣😢

[@GDRoscarGonzalez]

Esto me pone muy triste💔

[@naijapilotxmax6006]

😭😭😭

[@cageordie]

Music instead of engine sound at takeoff. Very disappointing. I wanted to hear what the noise level was like at takeoff power.

[@v1rotate391]

nice face diapers. Nature did us a favor