Flying Single Pilot IFR to Puerto Rico!

[@FlightChops]

Solid episode buddy! 25 mins went by like nuthin' - fun lay over montage at the end!

[@firstofficerchris1321]

FlightChops how did you post that 21hours ago!?

[@camerontatchell7018]

First officer Chris private video and he probably gave access to Flightchops early

[@KoeddkHD]

+First officer Chris Patreons my dude! :D

[@firstofficerchris1321]

Cameron Tatchell ok

[@firstofficerchris1321]

KoeddkHD ok

[@marksinner8329]

Great flight, great memories. Wife and I flew from this airport to Viequez, that island 7 miles off the cost from this airport, a couple of years ago. My first ride in a Caravan, the pilot let me sit right seat, had a ball. Thank you!

[@carlbrown169]

thanks for video, love Puerto Rico, I'm 82 years old. Worked in aviation from 1953 until 2002. Thanks for getting to share your flights and your love for aviation. Lots of memories from Puerto Rico. I have lived in Nicaragua past 15 years.

[@donald8354]

What did you do?

[@Hawkeye6936]

Steveo - can appreciate the loss of your fellow pilot. I lost a friend in the Air Florida crash in DC that I used to fly with.

[@SamP0rterBridges]

You and all the other aviation youtubers really help keep me motivated! It's hard to switch careers at 30, but being happy in the long run is what's important!

[@MrMichael007mc]

Steve O great flight. I was raised in Puerto Rico and lived there for over 17 yrs. Its a beautiful island and the people are amazing. Make sure you go back and visit.

[@BKH63]

Hi Steve, Its a Naval Station. I was stationed there for 4 years. Loved it. It is where I did my first solo cross country to Ponce and back. I have made that approach to Rny 7 many times. It was so cool to see it again!!! Thanks!!

[@rubenvillanueva8635]

Barry Harris - Hi Barry, I did a short flight from Ramey AFB, to Ponce, when I was stationed there in '66. Great scenery!

[@satelite990]

My favorite video so far. As I hope to do the same flight some day back to where I grew up. Thanks for sharing Steveo and please let your boss know how grateful we are that he lets you film and share these vids.

[@Yak54PR]

Nice Stevo!!!! That was me on the radio saying "Welcome to PR Stevo" My son and I had a great time meeting you. Nice to see you enjoy your time here. Hopefully you can come again... and Maybe we can go flying in my C172, I have another airport that you will find interesting (TJCP). Blue skies my friend!!!

[@FlightChops]

So awesome!

[@minecraftwtihclay]

That shoutout was really cool.

[@michaelhubble]

I seriously thought that was "Welcome to PR Gringo!"

[@Yak54PR]

Thanks FlightChops.... Mike I would never call that to a fellow American..... I guess is the Multi-language accent :)

[@Yak54PR]

By the way my Cessna Made it on the Video!!!!

[@mikestone9129]

Love PR and the people. Prayers for their recovery.

[@donald8354]

Thanks for your wishes.

[@jonwagner1]

Steve, you have the absolutely best videos...informative and entertaining.

[@BenA-bu1cz]

Jon Wagner I agree.

[@josephjolly1936]

Thanks for the ride Stevo, I really enjoy your videos.👍🇺🇸

[@texasamg147]

Stevo:I'm not the type to leave comments on line, but I always watch your videos. I had to make it a point to leave you a message on this video. I am 42 years old, quit a very successful career to fly train full time and happen to be on check ride prep for my instrument training as of the time of this writting. I am from the Dominican Republic, and ran into this video as I was holding my daughter (while I was on the comode - a little comedy here) and it brought tears to my eyes. I would LOVE to fly an approach on that neck of the woods - one of my dreams as a pilot. Great job buddy and keep'em comming. Skyhawk N123AB HEAVY.

[@prflyer68]

Great to see someone enjoying our Island, thanks for the great video, I see you met our friend Eric and the Traveler's crew 😊👍🏼 hope you come back to PR, as Caribbean Flyer said many cool airports and many more beaches to visit 😊

[@carlytorres21]

That was super awesome!! I used to live in Puerto Rico my whole life. I took my private pilot license in TJPS. And did x country all over PR . I enjoyed this video a lot . I live in Orlando , FL for 4 years now. Your video made me feel like I was next to you flying to my Island PR. Always dreamed on doing a GA flight there from FL .Great Job Steveo!!!

[@weakbonesmurphy]

I was in Florida exactly 2 years ago doing my hour building in a PA28 up in Sebastian. My most memorable flight was into Opa Locka to pick up a friend who came to visit. I look forward to returning to Florida to do some more flying but hopefully can rent a twin next time. Your videos are awesome and remind me of what a great time I had. Thanks from England!

[@OrrTrigger013]

Steveo Great episode! You landed at former Naval Station Roosevelt Roads, I was the last Weapons Officer for the base. Beautiful footage of my Puerto Rico and of the surroundings of El Conquistador, Fajardo. Hope you Liked the rainforest, Luquillo. "La Isla del Encanto"!

[@Kydennis01]

WOW I am from Puerto Rico and I start watching your videos since 1 week ago and then you are flying to here. THIS IS AWSOME

[@baxtercohen]

I love the cop girl! Love PR!. Thank you.

[@veritasetlibertas7889]

I used to fly DC-3s, Convairs, Tri-Islander, C-40 all over those mountains in PR and the Caribbean. It is really beautiful and sometimes challenging. Cute ending!

[@melvinalicea3234]

My fam lives at the mountains, right next to the runway that was nice to see when u passed

[@paulavallejo5018]

Truly enjoy your videos. just starting to see more of them. inspiring me to pursue possibly a new career in my life. just retired with 30 plus years in law enforcement in ILLinois. My parents were born and raised in Puerto Rico. My dream is to become first officer on an aircraft and be able to fly short bursts from Florida areas to local Island. So awesome. wish me luck. thank you for your professionalism.

[@ktmdudeone]

Another great video. I did a little research after you said it was an old military base, turns out that airport is the former Roosevelt Roads Naval Station airstrip. Lots of P2V Neptunes operated out of there during the Cold War. See you on the next flight steveo.

[@danielciurro4742]

Flying vicariously with Stevo. Thanks bro

[@michaeljohn8905]

Sorry to hear about your friend Stevo .. ? What did the NTSB say as the cause of that old plane caused it ? Your videos inspire me to fly more. Thank you for all these. I had a really big fear of the radio because I sucked at it. These videos help me more than you will ever know. Thank you. Again my condolences. Michael. KLZU. ATLANTA AREA.

[@mothman411]

aerossurance.com/air-accidents-incidents/ntsb-pr-sa227-metro-iii-loc-i/

[@rapidcabin]

Thank you for bringing us along Steveo

[@bigfootingermany]

Great channel Steven! I'm a brand new subscriber. I was a commercial pilot working as a co-pilot for less than 2 months, back in 2001. Broke my neck in a motorcycle accident and ended up with extensive nerve damage. Lost my flight physical. There are quite a few channels out there where pilots will bring a GoPro onboard, but so far none as good as you. I'm betting the editing process is quite a bear at times! But you do an excellent job of not only the edit, but also the whole process of modern commercial flying. Thank you for taking us along. It's amazing how much has changed even in the 15+ years I've been out of the game. Again, thanks for doing such a great job, and bringing the whole KZbin world along with you!!

[@niceguy2171]

Wow, a similar situation here, was a commercial pilot flying small turbines at the end when I was walking to my elderly aunts house one evening, got hit by a car which took off, left me with a broken neck, a broken back, and a host of other problems, and lost my medical, am now going blind too, but it's been just 2 1/2 yrs. since I've been in the air, and I miss it so badly it hurts, but these videos at least let me get up in the cockpit again!

[@StefBelgium]

Another good one! Thanks for the scenic view. Happy blue skies

[@cmack864]

Another great episode! Always look forward to your vids!

[@brunogusmaofilho]

lol that police officer was awesome! This trip (or should I say working trip) must have been amazing . And the images with the phatom 4 are stunning, my dad got one, we've had lots of fun flying it. Greetings from Brazil Steve and as a pilot to another, blues skies for you.

[@freshfpv107]

Eh Steveo, Really have enjoyed your videos. I'm a newcomer to your channel and will be watching most of your previous videos in the coming days. Keep up the good work.

[@fastfaps]

Douglas Mast i second that 🙌

[@simonbellamy67]

Great job single pilot IFR and running commentary talk about multi-tasking. Fantastic vid steve really enjoyed the flight and scenery look forward to the next one. Safe flying mate.

[@aladino52]

Thank you Steveo, for flying and showing my Birth Island tears came to my eyes.,,,, I hpe your viewers can visit and enjoying their visit, we need to promote tourism due to the economic breakdown caused by crooked politicians. Rewards from Hallandale, FL

[@RasM3211]

Hope you enjoyed PR man! You're welcome back any time. A couple of buddies told me you were here and I freaked out of the excitement.

[@hectorcolon3796]

PUERTOOOOOO RICOOO🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷 MY BEAUTIFUL ISLAND

[@arolon067]

Great job! Thanx Steveo for showing the best of our island! And in the name of the GA community hope to see you again, Puerto Rico is your house!

[@richardchurchill2459]

That is the former NAS Roosevelt Roads, where I spent three weeks on a deployment with VMA 332 in the 80s. Flew a C-172 to St. Thomas and St.Croix. We flew in from NAS South Weymouth, MA in C-9s. and flew back. The booze was so cheap I bought a foot locker to put it all in.

[@timothysmith2658]

Richard Churchill spent a few weeks there myself with VFA-15 back in '88

[@Big.Ron1]

Richard Churchill Rosie Roads. A name I haven't heard in a long long time. Navy March 77 to 81.

[@awesam]

Retired Navy here. Spent lots of time at the pier at Rosey Roads. Never had an opportunity to fly there though.

[@sobodon]

Richard Churchill wasn't 332 in 2ND MAW....I was in H&MS14 back in early 70's...been so long ago not sure if my memory is correct.

[@afterburnerUSAF]

Richard Churchill I live not a mile from what's left of NAS South Weymouth, pretty cool to hear from someone who spent some time there

[@JWaldron2k]

Getting that newspaper, coffee, ice and GPU.As much as I love florida and Georgia it was nice flying somewhere else and that atc shout out was great. RIP Jason

[@RaulPhotography26]

Steveo it was a pleasure to have met you there at Ceiba (TJRV). I was the one that flew down there on the Piper Seminole. Great video! And come back sometime, it looks like you had a blast!

[@steveo1kinevo]

+Raul Marquez it was nice to meet you Raul! Thanks for coming down to say hi.

[@copflyer6569]

I was deployed to this NAS in 1967 while in the Navy stationed at NAS Cecil field with VA 174. We brought our brand new A7 Corsairs for some air to air training. It was nicknamed "Rosie Roads" . Beautiful country to visit. I was an aircraft electrician 2nd class.

[@johnnieves8719]

STEVO! THE CORRECT PRONUNCIATION IS SAY - BAH!

[@OmarCapellan]

I will love to see who are the haters hitting dislike to your videos. You doing a great job, and you are giving motivation to all of us want to be pilots

[@barrymcbride]

love the video looks like a nice country will hane to visit !!!!

[@jayzenitram9621]

That foreign country is the USA - but I know what you mean, just being a wise ass.

[@imdiaz]

it is a country

[@jayzenitram9621]

Technically Puerto Rico is a Commonwealth and belongs to the United States of America. Puerto Ricans are American citizens and they even have representation in congress (the House, not the Senate). Name another independent country where that is the case?

[@explorer8888]

Barry McBride Come down here and visit us! It's a flyers heaven. Airports all over the island. Muñoz Marín Int'l and the smaller Rivas Dominicci Executive airport, both in SJ; Mayaguez Regional (west coast); Rafael Hernández Regional (northwest, used to be Ramey AFB), and Ponce Regional in the south; just to mention a few examples. And then, you can fly to the islands of Vieques and/or Culebras, not too far from Ceiba. You also have the USVI very close to the east coast of PR. You will not regret it.

[@donaldclifford5763]

@@jayzenitram9621 Guam.

[@douglasphilippa5554]

I’m not a pilot but I love flying on line with Steve! I’d love to sit in that cockpit with him! It’s on my bucket list!

[@mooreoftom]

At 13:24 when he said the ETA is 55 minutes and asked what that meant, I said out loud "COFFEE TIME!" like a big dork with a big smile on my face...I think I got too much into the video...perhaps.

[@Xaphoeous]

I did the same thing! And poured myself another coffee, at 3 in the afternoon, haha. Love these videos!

[@ApriliaRacer14]

Steveo you bring back so many good memories for me! Flight trained out of PBI and hit all the same airports you do on a regular basis.

[@bombastictv6503]

Hey Steveo, been watching your videos for just over a month now and they're all marvellous! I was wondering if you could possibly talk about being a pilot with a little more details, whenever you have a long flight. I'd love to hear from you about what potential new pilots could do with their PPL (can they make decent income out of it) or do we have to have our COMMERCIAL pilot licence after PPL? Potential costs, potential income rate etc... That'd be awfully kind of you, if you could shoot a video about these all Steveo... Kindest Greetings from England - Bournemouth U.K. Ziya :)

[@adriang1]

I'm not sure if the same applies in the US. In Australia you must not fly for revenue on a PPL. That means no being paid to fly an empty aircraft, transport passengers or derive any income from flying. You are however allowed to share the operational costs of flying an aircraft with friends and family. It is strictly personal flying. If you wish to do otherwise, commercial license.

[@bombastictv6503]

Thanks ever so much Adrian!

[@theinfinitistig1109]

Hey ziya1only, as a student at ATP that has a PPL, with an Instrument on the way, soon to be on the commercial phase, I just wanted to answer your question about what you can do with that PPL. So as Adrian has said below, you cannot fly for revenue. According to FARs, you cannot fly more than pro-rata share of the cost of the aircraft and associated fees. For example, you and your co-worker fly in a Cessna 172, if the aircraft total cost was $360 for your two hour flight, your co-worker can pay you no more than $180. So if you fly with 4 people, and we take the same $360 total, you divide the total number by 4, and they each pay you that, and no more. You can explore the country, but you must plan carefully to stay out of IMC (instrument meteorologic conditions), or else you will be in some deep trouble, not just with the FAA. You are only limited to a VFR flight, so you must fly strictly by visual references (Nav log), not just a GPS. Your best bet is getting your Private and follow that up with your Instrument certification, then work on the Commercial license. Your best bet is to go for your R-ATP/ATP as that will lead to a brighter since airlines require that. You have a few options on getting all your certifications; you could pay out of pocket and do it a little at a time, slowly building hours. The route I took is going to a dedicated flight school (I chose ATP, but there are others like Aerosim, US Aviation Academy, etc), which you can also pay out of pocket if you have the money, or take out a student loan (which is how most do this). This is an expensive career to get into, but you will make it back and more. It is said the careers/professions that require a high amount of investment, financial and time, are often the most rewarding in time. The money is only a small part of the reward. Look at his view every time Steveo steps into his office, it does't get any better than that! Good Luck with your future endeavors and let me know if you have any questions. I will be glad to help!

[@StuartGrantChannel]

This was not just another flying video - it really captures the fun and adventure of being a pilot. Superb ending! Love the approach shots of mountains, windmills, beaches and palm trees. The drone stuff of the Cat and near the hotel was outstanding.

[@marissabojiuc]

Hi Steveo, I always wondered, are most of your videos the actual duration of the flight? Do the same border rules apply to Hawaii? Nevertheless, always enjoy watching your vlogs! :)

[@Sven2157]

Steve, thanks for leaving politics out of this episode! You brought up the TFR, mention POTUS (very respectfully, regardless of your political views), and made another great video! THANKS! *** EDIT *** Sorry about your friend. R.I.P. Jason and Co-Pilot 💐💐💐💐💐💐💐

[@herbbates4713]

Why would it have made a difference no matter what party it was ??????????? Would have been the same rules either way

[@websoftpr1]

Great episode, I'm from PR and a pilot myself, the runway you landed is called Roosvelt Roads and was a very active Navy base, including ships and submarine operations. They supported the Vieques Island target practice as well as other activities.

[@jfender8023]

Runways have names?

[@Santabarbarachocolate]

Thank you for letting us ride along. All of us here in the office had a long day chocolate making so this was a welcome and fun vacation for us. Awesome fun! :)

[@williammedina8235]

The police officer at end of video has my same last name...👍👍

[@zambatuka]

On minute 20:29 what you actually see on your left is El Yunque National Forest, also know as the rain forest, and you landed on the former NAVY Base, Roosevelt Roads, the navy left circa 2000, and the facilities are abandoned. I hope that you had a pleasant time in my Island, be blessed.

[@ianriggs]

Pls do an episode or send me a message explaining what happened to ur friends airplane I am really interested. what made it come apart??

[@andytaylor1588]

metroliners had serious problems.

[@kevinmoore4887]

I believe this is the NTSB report below. aerossurance.com/air-accidents-incidents/ntsb-pr-sa227-metro-iii-loc-i/ We just had a Cessna 414 crash. I was surprised to see how many 414s have crashed. Speculation on over speed or a wing break up causing the crash.

[@pavelow36]

I was curious and did a research about that Fairchild Metroliner that went down in Arecibo and learned some information about it from the net. Sad for your loss. RIP to your friend Steveo.

[@Sirmellowman]

it came apart? thats really vague, what do you mean?

[@Sirmellowman]

@@michiganskinny2033 thanks

[@mlschwab62]

Stevo, that is the former Roosevelt Roads Naval Air Station. I was assigned there temporarily back in the '80's. Saw things there that I've never seen anywhere else!

[@dogsface1931]

bro you are such a pro! Keep flying safe and giving us your amazing trips! we really enjoy! ;-)

[@paseo603]

Great to have you in the Enchanted Island Steveo! - Hope you had a wonderful stay. I live not that far from TJRV.

[@DarrylZubot]

Thanks for the vid. What work do you do that takes you to these places? Was this a cargo run?

[@trippb3]

This is a corporate plane that is used to fly the execs around as needed. He is hired by the company to fly and manage the plane.

[@tomasnunez8518]

You r back, nice! u keep getting better n better. This private pilot gotta make his move n pursue the dream n leave my dull office behind. Enjoy Puerto Rico.

[@JackDG_]

Does Steveo fly with passengers while making videos? As in back seat passengers rather than right seat.

[@trippb3]

Yes he does but the company doesn't want their execs and staff in the videos.

[@gregorysmith5284]

The Former Roosevelt Roads Naval Station....stationed there for 4 years. Beautiful place. Enjoyed your video.

[@claus-seminarfilm]

sweet police officers in puerto rico ;-)

[@gargola5453]

Bienvenido a nuestra isla. Welcome to our island. Love your videos.

[@victorlovesmc]

I live just east in St. Thomas

[@timothyhunt9770]

The Caribbean Aviator lucky😠 lol

[@victorlovesmc]

Timothy Hunt lol

[@timothyhunt9770]

My wife and I visited St. Thomas and I am totally in love if I ever hit the lottery I am moving there.

[@victorlovesmc]

Haha I'm glad you enjoyed it here. You should come back for a vacation. It's the laid back lifestyle that I love.

[@timothyhunt9770]

I loved it also especially truck bay and I can't get back there fast enough. Apparently I came during the rainy season because it rained everyday but one out of five that was kinda depressing but that comes with the island life. We stayed in red hook.

[@97TRAKIN]

That's the old Naval Air Station. Cool. I was born and raised on St. Thomas aka Rock City. Finished high school on Tortola in the British Virgin Islands. Left in "98 when I joined the Army. The Army flew us in and through Roosevelt Roads many times on training missions and on humanitarian missions to South America. Now I'm a student pilot in Virginia, fun times...

[@b-man1232]

Are you flying a client around?? I'm assuming you're not flying empty just to make a KZbin video...just curious?

[@trippb3]

This is a corporate owned plane. He is hired to fly their execs around as needed.

[@emartinez2740]

B-Man 123 He said in a different comment that his boss was in the plane but doesn't like to be filmed

[@BrantGarrison]

That's awesome! The wife and I just flew commercial to SJU on the 18th from Miami and then back to Miami on the 25th!

[@MrRcama]

4:20 I speak spanish and I dont even know what they're saying ....

[@elivelez7891]

Thanks for that beautiful video Steveo! Some amazing sightings from our beloved island.

[@jacobpassam9170]

Most airlines require like 500+ hrs on their main aicraft, however, how could you get that time on that aircraft w/ multi-crew if you don't work for an airline. Let's take Norweigen, they require 1500hrs on a B738/7 to become a first officer. How are you supposed to get them hours if you have never worked for an airline?

[@srsparky32]

there are several airlines that do type ratings and train to hire. delta is for sure one of them.

[@jconan28]

You don't need 1500 hours on a type of aircraft. You need 1500 hours of total flying time to be eligible to apply for the airline with a commercial certificate here in the USA.

[@whiskeyd7]

Others have mentioned the airport you landed in was the naval base Roosevelt Roads, not an Air Force base. The closed Air Force base was Ramey AFB in Aguadilla in the NW corner of Puerto Rico. I was based there for 3 years and loved it. I even took flying lessons at the aero club. Next time you travel to Puerto Rico it would be a great destination. Even though you could go non stop, a stop in the Turks and Caicos would be a nice addition

[@willwarden2603]

Got one little chirp of the stall horn there right as you touched down ... smooth!

[@randyporter3491]

Great video Stevo ! We've been going through withdrawals with no new videos from you. Loved the nice cloud formations on this trip. No doubt, you have the best views of any of us. Thanks for the ride !!

[@robertrpenny]

Steveo great idea holding that yoke even with AP on in turbulence. You da man. What a pro.

[@sopilote56]

Really enjoyed the tropical scenery, people shots and drone footage in this one! Thanks for taking us along. Hope the hike was nice. This video has convinced me that I need to visit PR.

[@IdahoAir]

This is the former Naval Air Station Roosevelt Roads. It was a great base but its utility was lost somewhat when nearby Vieques (Island to the east) Bombing Range was closed down after considerable public protests.

[@NickCal304]

Yes it was Roosevelt Roads AFB, you where about 30 min from me on the other side of the mountain , and yes welcome to Puerto Rico

[@crazylito]

Very nice video!!! You made me miss my island again. PR is gorgeous!!! I liked that you enjoyed it...

[@michoutdoors5629]

Steveo, your instruction throughout the video makes wannabe pilots like me feel like we can fly! Your videos are unique and the best on KZbin because of this. Your editing is excellent, too. Thanks for the co-pilot seat!

[@Cousin.]

Sorry about your friend Steve. That's a tough one... Another great video. It's interesting to watch this evolve, as I've been with you from close to the beginning, when there were only a "few" Subscribers, and no Sponsors. : ) Safe flying!

[@jacobcollins3954]

love your work...been a fan for just over a year and you just keep getting better and better.

[@umpquacomp]

Great video, Got here from sailing Doodles. Was stationed at the Coast Guard Air station in Aguadilla PR. Back in the 70s

[@axeboy8]

Not only do we share the same hair colour I noticed we also share the exact same watch! Cheers Steveo your videos inspired me to start my private pilot license and realise a life long dream.

[@WannabeDough]

STEEVO IS BACK!! Please more vids i miss them!

[@dalecarlson9861]

Awesome video!! I love the feeling you create that we're sitting right there in the right seat with you.

[@tonywatkins6139]

Incredible flight Steveo, that's one awesome domestic flight! My Dad went down to NAS Roosevelt Roads several times out of Key West for dets with VF-45. I remember the guys in the squadron always bringing lots of rum coming back with them....probably put a few C-9s above their weight limit. Cool to finally be able to see the former base and neat you were able to land there. Sorry about your friend......everytime you fly, you're keeping his memory alive.

[@toddbravofoxppool6197]

Inspiring. I have 300 hours and take my IFR check ride next month. Your aviation skills are only surpassed by your film production talent. Thank you for sharing.

[@devanthompson8541]

I love watching your videos. They teach me so much about being a pilot

[@flydadj]

You kick ass Steveo!! Love flying with you!

[@yankeeed15pr]

Way to go Steven, really enjoyed the video! This is my home Island, hope you had a great time in PR. Although this time around I've only been away 3 years and during this time have gone back to visit once, it still is nostalgic to to see anything about the island. My home town is smack in the middle between where you landed in Ceiba and the corner of the West coast on the north shore. Hope you had a few local drinks...salud! Lol

[@melindatrinidad5473]

Steveo love watching this video.that airport is right behind El yunque rainforest.old naval station.you need to fly to vieques or culebra also,talk about beautiful views.amazing.PR loves steveo!

[@diaphanoux]

Glad you liked PR... Glad to have ya!!... awesome flight and layover shots!! Keep it up!!!

[@IslandSimPilot]

Condolences on the loss of your friend, Steve-O. Great video, thanks for the effort as always.

[@garycarter4297]

Great editing Steve....it shows us what you go through....I like short approaches but sometime long is good..

[@Brumsfeld88]

I was actually working out of that very hangar you stopped at during the hurricane Maria relief in October. Building up chinooks to fly our humanitarian missions. Wild to see that area before the devistation hit the island. We actually used the Google crane you passed by on taxi to hang two aft pylons during a tropical depression.

[@joanirizarry1637]

Wonderful video. I'm from Puerto Rico and I definitely get nostalgic over the views. Glad you enjoyed it. Look forward to more videos like this one. BTW...TJRV was the old Roosevelt Roads Navy Base. They had the best looking F-14, F/A-18, KC-135 among others. TJCP is also an interesting island...and approach is challenging!!!

[@podcastbunker]

Thanks for the ride SteveO, great video, fantastic scenery and editing.