STUDENT PILOTS WATCH! INSTRUMENT FLIGHT RULES IN A BARON BE-58. ORANGE TO BANKSTOWN SYDNEY AUSTRALIA

[@rossmcgrice1175]

Thanks for the video. It would be good if some of the in video comments stayed on screen longer, especially the longer descriptions. Love the Baron.

[@flyingwithgab2808]

You're welcome. Good feedback, thanks I'll see if I can find the edit and make those stay longer on screen

[@spiro5327]

Great explanation throughout the video. Being a twin engine complex aircraft, there is obviously a lot more going on here than your average single engine trainer. Would love to see more videos like this one, thanks

[@flyingwithgab2808]

Your first time flying a twin will make you feel you're hanging on only by the tail but you'll quickly get used to its complexity and speed. I had built a twin engine simulator panel for FSX when I did my multi ifr tracking and that helped immensely:) unfortunately I don't have any more lite twin engine content, my flying experience was mostly all single engine aside from multi IFR rating and a few renewals before I came to the airlines and my airline and the FAA doesnt allow recording of video in the aircraft when flying.