This student pilot emergency landed his airplane after the engine failed 😳

[@Dylan_Anderson]

(🎥 Brian Parsley Speaker/KZbin)

[@Mxtt2078]

Crazy vid

[@loneliestshrimp1181]

The dude playing be like:what the fuck kinda of hole is this

[@randallsmerna384]

@@NOOBNOOB007 Not even close to being the same. Such an ignorant statement.

[@coopersharp2921]

If I was the instructor, that would be an instant pass, being able to land that plane in that situation.

[@ForestOutHouse]

@@NOOBNOOB007 theoretically yes but theres a huge difference between a single engine plane vs a jet.

[@kuiper921]

Props to him for finding a good landing area and getting it down in one piece, his instructor taught him well

[@russ7414]

"Props"?.......Nice!

[@joshschreuders4572]

@@russ7414 Saw what you did there but you beat me to it lol Edit: Jeez louise that’s a lot of likes! Thx so much all

[@999-y8k]

unlike obi-wan

[@joshschreuders4572]

@@999-y8k Another happy landing Edit: holy moly more likes?! Thx all

[@MichaelIhde69]

I’m sure his instructor was great. The calm that he keeps throughout a terrifying situation that has probably crossed his mind hundreds of times is incredible though. His ability to keep his head is likely what kept him alive and the plane intact.

[@scrollingiswhatido0.o845]

His brain said “Survive first,panic after”

[@tster2011]

Aviate, navigate, communicate. In that order, hard things to remember in a stressful situation like that but the true steps to the best outcome in the air

[@notorioustori]

This is the way.

[@sylvrwolflol]

That is how people who get shit done think, yes. Order of operations is analyze situation, run through options, resolve emergency, _then_ hyperventilate into a paper bag and shit yourself a lil.

[@SHUTENSEPC]

This is the only way and this why you need to pass training first

[@danielatchley277]

Yes

[@billybutcher5562]

That “holy shit” at the end of the video was from the bottom of his heart

[@BRlGADE_KINGPIN]

I think at that point he really should’ve been thanking God. Not taking the name associated with God in vain.

[@yermum3484]

@@BRlGADE_KINGPIN ok.

[@tylermoore4581]

@@BRlGADE_KINGPIN bro ur getting far too technical. You think an almighty being would be limited by an ego? God was probably like “holy shit” right there with him too, shit, who knows?

[@lunariabee]

@@BRlGADE_KINGPIN Shut up 🙄

[@kurosekaich.8329]

@@tylermoore4581 these people believe in a god but at the same time insult their deity by thinking him so petty lmao

[@bennettt4404]

He handled it like a pro! Well done. I see he briefly squawked 7500, then quickly picked up on it and switched 7700. For those who aren't aware, they are both emergency codes. As pilots we remember them by... 75-taken alive (hijacking), 76-in a fix (radio issues), 77-going to heaven (engine / mechanical failure).

[@junkbob6832]

I have used Hi Jack, can’t talk, there’s a problem.

[@xquvh4597]

7700 is declaring a mayday

[@phillp7777]

Bennett : great great tip.. never heard that sayings awesome so hard to remember the 3 7xxx codes

[@user-wu2uj3hk9q]

75 alive 76 no call 77 we going to fall

[@dfm-fn1qg]

77 also includes medical emergencies on board, which is usually what it is.

[@jochem420]

imagine when he lands his instructor starts slow clapping saying "well done, that was the final test"

[@jaredalexander3403]

Lmaoo

[@Raging-Lion]

LOL

[@Zomby_Woof]

Damned well better be. He earned his ticket.

[@Matthew-lizard-king]

His instructor was actually in the Field with wires from the engine.

[@adrianmetzler2523]

Dammit, what is this from, my mind knows this from a movie but I’m drawing a blank.

[@jakeschindler1762]

That “holy shit” when he realized he just landed that shit was probably the best holy shit he’s ever said.

[@jmbewleyjr]

No shit!!!

[@buoydix]

I imagine it was as power as the collective sigh of relief, from the children across the globe, the day Michael Jackson died.

[@thatprogrammerjack747]

*the holiest shit he’s ever had

[@TheQxx]

He must have felt amazing in that moment

[@colleentalley1236]

How about Thank You, God!!” He found you an open field in a residential area!

[@joeborrajo186]

I think he passed and deserves his license!! Outstanding job staying calm and taking care of business!!

[@themonarchof3231]

Facts give this man his license already

[@suddencrysis3134]

He probably had to re-do it because of the need for an emergency landing. Pre flight checks are meant to teach you to spot potential fatal problems before takeoff but you can't catch them all. Still an incredible job under pressure.

[@AiChatbot443]

He didn’t fill or check the plane for fuel, I don’t think that’s someone deserving of a licence. Great job handling the situation. But the situation shouldn’t of happened.

[@irenemarano8241]

@@AiChatbot443It didn't say he ran out of fuel . It said he had an engine problem.

[@teafool753]

@@AiChatbot443 the guy clearly said engine failure,he didn't say he was low on fuel

[@jstar1000]

Not only did he save his own ass as well as folks on the ground but he saved an expensive airplane to boot. Great job brother.

[@jimmyriter8638]

Airplanes are replaceable, his/your life is not. Heck with saving an expensive plane, your butt = priceless. Great job!!

[@galactaplays]

that plane is about 15 grand

[@jstar1000]

@galactaplays doubt it, depends on a lot of variables, a 150 can be as much as $60k depending on what electronics are in it. $15k would be a basic wore out one.

[@kikosawa]

well, not so expensive now

[@obscure.reference]

who cares about the plane

[@zacharyprice4657]

This should warrant an instant “pass” on his pilot test

[@andrewzhang1290]

he squawks 7500 initially and the only reason his engine failed was because he ran out of fuel, not exactly great

[@Helpadoggoreachsubs]

@@andrewzhang1290 do u have the balls to do that?

[@YoushouldNeilAnblomi]

@@andrewzhang1290 looks like 7700 to me

[@timrogers1838]

@@andrewzhang1290 why the fuck would he squawk 7500?!?!😂😂😂😂

[@betteryou7hanme]

Unfortunately he didn't use his turn signal while parallel parking

[@skynet40433]

“I have touched down…” “Gotta go throw up now.”

[@adeptusastartes1392]

More like gonna change some pants.

[@rudrapratapsinha8880]

@@adeptusastartes1392 is that right ^

[@dougfisher1813]

The Eagle has landed.

[@GlitchedBlox]

@@dougfisher1813 "This is uhh... Tranquility base here, the Eagle has landed."

[@FreshSqueezedLightning]

“You passed the final surprise test” “yeahhh I’m never flying again”

[@aburoziin2554]

😂

[@janetagbo7805]

This is extremely hilarious....😂😂😂😂. I can't stop laughing

[@FreshSqueezedLightning]

@@janetagbo7805 Thanks! haha more comedy on my channel! XD

[@jegr3398]

666 likes

[@Noirkilledem]

Stolen comment

[@NoGravPK]

I love how he almost squawked 7500 then quickly realized and changed it lol

[@johnleecolon2339]

I didn’t catch that lol, almost called in an emergency for hijacking

[@adamf6582]

7700 correct right? lol

[@goosefraba2385]

i noticed that too and giggled too hard

[@RavenMobile]

Kinda hard to see in this cut down video, but his hands were shaking like crazy trying to input the 7700 and he messed it up. Adrenaline was pumping through his veins hard!

[@andrewmaclean9810]

I caught that too haha

[@DustinIsDriving]

That’s definitely a “holy sheet” moment

[@jojoversus1100]

Bro you are EVERYWHERE 😅

[@jojoversus1100]

Also I'm carpooling to work right now & my boss named Dustin is driving. Js.

[@chasecarter2346]

That first squaq code was sus how tf do you hijack a Cessna

[@4NaturesStory]

Check your underwear twice!!

[@CasperTheRamKnight]

Love ir Channel dustin

[@rustyking8783]

The tower guy almost said "We're sending emergency vehicles". Then he thought "Better not jinx it".

[@ryanhaynes5127]

I heard that

[@Thawhid]

Oh

[@timmy2shoez]

I honestly had to go back and rewatch to catch it

[@alexnather7614]

Good call.

[@lelandshennett]

Daaaamn your right! Honestly… probably a good thing too. It could have thrown off his concentration thinking about being in the back of an ambulance.

[@boobooleon2817]

Not even a bit of happiness, he was just like: "hm, I need a vacation"

[@doofusPoofus]

I break out into song and dance when a cop passes me (my inspections out) and I don’t get pulled over. I don’t even know how I’d react in this situation lmao

[@supermikeyfellow7809]

@@doofusPoofus honestly I'd host a whole dance competition lol

[@arizonausa1664]

I am so proud of you!✔

[@bigbrainhampter8672]

Lol

[@VortyxZero]

Why tf would he be happy???

[@KCJbomberFTW]

Happens once to some happens never to most You did a great job

[@Jxckotv]

Him: my engine failed The instructor: that was meant to happen

[@StefanST]

🤣🤣☠️ "congrats you passed all your god damn tests, you're ready!"

[@tanhuulusoy]

That's exactly what I thought hahaha

[@suzannehorton6832]

Amazing!! So glad it was a happy ending. God bless this gentleman!!

[@wyatt8231]

Idk why I laughed so hard at this😂

[@soulhill6359]

W

[@GreyerShade]

"Roger Ive touched down but I appear to still be puckering and need assistance from my seat!" 😂 🤣

[@olliesoccersaves]

it was all part of the test💀😂

[@francium_hd629]

And need to wipe

[@abuhabibalkhair250]

“ are you alright?” “Yeah I’m in one piece but I’m soaking wet and it smells like 💩 in here!”

[@jtaheri223]

Puckered?! Boy that’s shit you are sitting in

[@Bloodshotistic]

Saving this comment for later cuz it fucking killed me

[@StutteRx]

Solid landing, jeez. Would fly with this man any day

[@thekingofgamers3350]

The type of plane he was flying are actually good for doing most types of landings. But god damn how does he get into the cockpit with the size of his balls.

[@topg7290]

@@thekingofgamers3350 what plane is he flying?

[@alphauros8120]

@@topg7290 i think its a cesna 172 or 152 but im not sure

[@incognito1783]

Why- one successful landing as a STUDENT doesn't make him a professional-

[@thekingofgamers3350]

@@incognito1783 you might be right but he is still good.

[@satiashaw1857]

Now that's a pilot I would trust in any plane. Astounding. Good for him.

[@moosepasshippie]

I bet he will be triple check the fuel level now.

[@aag1234567]

"Congratulations, you passed the test... We are re-enabling those engines" "Your next test is to take off from that field... you have 5 minutes until we release the mountain lions"

[@FemtoTheFolf]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jj-qk2ky]

Hahhahaaha best comment

[@Upndouin]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@calemguillaume3584]

What in the escape room, jigsaw, hunger games, total recall, space cowboys kinda shit is that😂😂😂😂

[@ShrubSSBU]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@m1munoz]

“Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm gonna go home and have a heart attack”

[@seanross9575]

You never can tell

[@hankwei8515]

😂

[@sizwanabubakar786]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Trgn]

😂

[@xNecromancerxxx]

Vincent Vega

[@iancampion6979]

Commentator: “Realizing he just landed, he says this!!!:” *Me expecting something profound* Pilot: “Holy shit”

[@otiravla]

That’s the most profound “holy shit” I ever heard. Amazing I could only imagine what went through his mind. Horrible sensation.

[@DylanHart8]

“Holy shit” were actually the exact words I was anticipating when he said that.

[@tmlconfirmed5784]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@analesaperkins1391]

Right?! Well put! 🤣😆

[@rachaelleann9847]

Right

[@loubock3238]

That's a heck of a pilot and he was taught well! Blessings

[@tysup1734]

Man comes out of the woods "Hey! You can't park here!"

[@mothiurNCL]

This is the funniest!

[@Wox1738]

Yes...😐

[@sna2600]

Thats shits getting old and annoying one time someone did that to someone they got there ass thrown out of the car and beat the crap out of them i was lmfao ngl i was like give that man a cookie

[@Gawnfall]

I said that in a boston accent hahaha

[@matthewbim10]

@@sna2600 lol lucky he didn't do that in America, seems like a European thing.

[@WrestleGermainia]

“Fantastic landing, great awareness but unfortunately I’m going to have to fail you as you did not indicate in to the field”

[@Kayo4Iife]

Actually my cousin/the instructor was in the car and took over to save both their lives. Ask Antony Yen to verify both things.

[@thepigproductivity]

@@Kayo4Iife this is a plane, not a car.

[@3DRC-707]

Hahahhhhahaha

[@mrvelocity9613]

@@thepigproductivity Its a joke my guy.

[@tejay9416]

@@thepigproductivity it's a joke and that goes for the eight people who liked that shit too

[@galihxtreme]

This is the actual, well-earned "+" on his "A+" grades

[@himedo1512]

Its an F. He forgot to fuel his plane.

[@Harveym99]

@@himedo1512 what

[@DjAmaratziOfficial]

@@himedo1512 usually pilots aren’t the ones fueling the planes, just like they’re not inspecting them, repairing them etc. those are all separate specialized jobs.

[@edsalt5281]

@@DjAmaratziOfficial a pilot always checks the fuel levels in pre flight tho

[@himedo1512]

@@Harveym99 he ran out of fuel mid flight

[@banon7853]

You’ll be an excellent pilot dude

[@gampugv2]

Person making the video or the pilot

[@NoahDaun-yd2ep]

@@gampugv2 the pilot literally

[@1234567895182]

Any landing where everyone comes out alive is a perfect landing in my eyes

[@Ale_100G]

You’ll love the story of flight 1549 aka the miracle on the Hudson

[@Averagenatoenyojer]

I agree

[@jaycope8220]

Except ryanair 😭😭

[@dr.jacksonbright5723]

If you survive, it was a good landing. If you can fly again tomorrow, it was a great landing. If the plane can fly again tomorrow, it was a perfect landing.

[@michaelliu4366]

I hate your pfp

[@YTjndallas]

Damn their solo tests are hard out there!! LICENSE AWARDED‼️

[@chrisknoblock]

This is the nightmare scenario for any pilot, but even more so a student. If he was lacking any confidence this landing hopefully fixed that. If he ever flies again.

[@JuarezDerrick]

He definitely deserves his license

[@sambo9855]

Just give him his damn certificate already, he's earned it.

[@UltraMagaFan]

Yeah, no. I don’t care if you crash land a plane or not. I don’t want uncertified pilots flying.

[@kencathygracie]

​@@UltraMagaFan Nice about page

[@DavidLeeKersey]

Except In the full videos he admits it's all his fault. The engine didn't fail the guy f'ed up and ran out of gas.

[@sfsinverted5175]

@@DavidLeeKersey isn’t it required to check the fuel gauge time to time during flight? Did he just completely ignore them until it was to late?

[@CherryBangzZ]

@@UltraMagaFangiven from your profile you’ll find the most insignificant thing to bitch about

[@porkypies8734]

Poor guy. You can see the panic in his shaking hands. Good on him for getting control of his emotions and pulling himself out of trouble.

[@fredneedle123]

Any landing you can walk away from is a good landing. I hope he got his license and wasn't penalised for this engine failure. Well done that man.

[@petercomfort9651]

He would’ve been

[@RichO1701e]

@@petercomfort9651 why would he have been? Why are you so adamant that he would have been? If he'd done all his checks properly, then why would he have been penalised.

[@SirHurricane_]

@@RichO1701e Because he ran out of fuel

[@petercomfort9651]

@@RichO1701e except his fuel gauges before takeoff...

[@petercomfort9651]

@@RichO1701e Look closer and you'll see

[@christophersines8238]

Survived the landing now he’s gotta survive the farmer with a shotgun.

[@josepharagon771]

No cap

[@SeoAgencyAustralia]

Hahahaha thanks for making me laugh sir

[@isassin]

LMAO

[@Ashash8721]

Fr lol😂

[@gibbsm]

thinking he's a space alien.

[@n30nplay56]

So much respect for him, the ability to stay relatively calm in a situation where you are seconds from death. The way he just thinks "what's next" instead of freaking out. So much respect for that man.

[@caseys8481]

Dude, what? Put your boner away its literally not that dramatic

[@RedZone0401]

That's what you have to do. It's scary but giving up is gauranteed death. You gotta try till the very end and stay as calm as possible

[@harperco4975]

I would 100% say seconds from death but it is really cool to see that instead of him panicking he stayed relaxed and did everything quickly. But true if he did something different there could have been a different outcome.

[@zacharylortie2786]

That’s the best way to survive. Instead of thinking about the whole problem, break it down into smaller problems & find those solutions first. By the time you get to the pivotal moment, you’ll have more things going in your favor than you would’ve if you waited & did nothing

[@caseys8481]

Like literally wtf else do you do? Start bawling as you nosedive straight into the ground?

[@breadsheeran-v6x]

as a aviation expert, he handled this extremely well, for being a first cross country flight, amazing job

[@parshuram8031]

"...and the engine fails" Said like this happens every other flight.

[@Funkteon]

Those Cessnas and similar aircraft are unreliable as fuck... One drops out of the sky like this a few times a day somewhere in the world...

[@heavymetal_cutting_fabrication]

Well panicking probably would’ve got him killed.

[@parshuram8031]

@@Funkteon Well then they should be illegal to fly..

[@parshuram8031]

@@heavymetal_cutting_fabrication talking about the narrator

[@msrodrigues2000]

Very common for those small aircraft

[@Hvantmiki]

You can see that his body is full of adrenaline due to how his hands are shaking.

[@mrcheesecracker2258]

Can’t really tell

[@beni2cc]

@@mrcheesecracker2258 yes you can, look at how his thumb is twitching when pressing buttons. Its hard to notice but his hands are shaking like crazy. But he remained in control and that deserves the upmost respect.

[@yukloop]

You can definitely see his hand shaking when he is adjusting the frequency on the instrument panel. However, these small single engine prop planes are not the smoothest ride. When you add the engine going out, the loss of air speed, and the drop in altitude you will have some good vibrations going through the plane. Flying a single prop in a bunch of turbulence is pretty gnarly so I can’t even imagine this situation. This guy handled it like a pro…also got super lucky there was a field right under him!

[@mrcheesecracker2258]

@@beni2cc good eye

[@fragstja3231]

It is the plane shaking

[@ChosenHawk64608]

“Ok so that was actually part of the test, congratulations you passed”

[@roselrii]

I shouldn't be laughing at this

[@brentmiller7995]

You fail, you die

[@sammy080798]

Legend has it he is the Ghost of Kyiv....

[@aldenxd1463]

When you fail the test ☠

[@ThumperH60]

Former instructor here. He did a terrific job in every respect. Well done sir.

[@cpy]

Not really. By his own admission he neglected to do any fuel planning at all and ran it dry. I’d call that a major failure.

[@kayak1981]

Why would an engine fail in the middle of a flight? I’m so glad he landed safely!

[@SusieQ1971]

If the engine fails and no power left, how are you able to turn the plane and glide it to a field? Wouldn't it set down at any random place you can't steer it anymore?

[@GamingGuruXD]

@@SusieQ1971 the controls of the aircraft at least in this case doesn't use any power, its all run by cables connected to the yoke and pedals, the electronics were being run by the battery only.

[@samgyupyt9090]

I can feel he’s trembling in fear but he maintaned his posture, and that’s an amazing moment and will to survive 👆🏻

[@fang_xianfu]

You can see it, look at his hand shaking as he's changing the transponder to 7700.

[@FireFlanker1]

Training can do that

[@Apathy474]

Incredible. It's hard to believe he didn't jump out of his plane with a gopro and a parachute and let it glide uncontrollably into the ground.

[@janetyeoman1544]

That guy in the desert messed up badly with that stunt.

[@louie2747]

I’m more surprised that he doesn’t have four different camera angles throughout his plane.

[@jwadaow]

@@louie2747 basic mistake

[@drewwil891]

Lmaoo I know exactly what you’re talking about very clever 😂

[@QUANDLEDINGLEDA69TH]

@@louie2747 bro all passenger planes are REQUIRED to have a at least 2 cameras on them lol 😂

[@sol.ringen]

this is a perfect example of why its crucial to remain calm in these types of situations

[@flakstoneforge2200]

And not a lot of people can, and i am one of those people

[@toddmiller1039]

WOW! Great job!! As a student pilot myself, I can only imagine how stressful that was!! Thanks for sharing.

[@RusticYT123]

Alternate universe: "So um I don't think he passed boss." Boss: "Well he did pass just not the way we wanted."

[@sizzle_x1305]

💀

[@fighterpilot9981]

I don’t get it…

[@Lore.n]

@@fighterpilot9981 instead of passing his pilot test he passed on his life

[@fighterpilot9981]

@@Lore.n Thanks.

[@mr7k640]

@@fighterpilot9981 dum

[@ryanm7832]

"Holy shit" is right, my dude! Outstanding performance though!

[@LaFayta]

Instead of thanking God he says something disgusting!

[@light161_]

@@LaFayta who cares? He could've died and you care about his language more? Are you sane?

[@explodeygames7585]

@@LaFayta Normally you could pick a different choice of words I guess but he nearly died and so it was out of shock do that is a definite certified word you can use

[@zodiac3844]

“Holy shit.” Understatement of the century right there

[@soulman4292]

With a butter smooth landing to boot! He’s already one hell of a pilot. Keeping calm, running his list, and most importantly continuing to fly the damned plane.

[@rozsaszin8694]

See him shaking so much made me realize how scary this moment was for him

[@Subsistence69]

His arm was shaking so much because he was driving over terrain and his hand was on the dash

[@trupyrodice4462]

He was 4x'ing thru a fkn field in Cessna Death Wish bro . That ain't blacktop in the Walmart parkinglot man. He's one lucky cat that field was disked and groomed as well as it was or he would have instantly lost he's forward gear the moment he touched down and the last thing that went thru is mind would have been his as$.

[@88Hawk2]

@@Subsistence69 rewatch the video - look at his right hand after "at this moment he was panicking" moment

[@Subsistence69]

@@88Hawk2 ah I see now

[@jesspavlichenko5745]

@@Subsistence69 No his hand was shaking before that lol. Normal reaction to adrenaline

[@davidfoster5561]

That was actually really great narration and when he said "out of body experience" I could totally picture how he felt. I can't honestly, TRULY imagine, but I definitely got goosebumps on touch down. Good for him. He's going to be a great pilot, I'm sure of it.

[@chippyl3331]

Already is!

[@davidfoster5561]

@@chippyl3331 Excellent point!! Lol

[@liviloo87]

Yes, it was a great narration.

[@Redline767]

"it's a bird" "It's a plane" "It's a.. GET OUT OF THE WAY!!!"

[@RKT40RL]

That was not funny

[@kingofthunder2151]

That was not funny

[@cheese_walker]

@@RKT40RL yo your new to the internet eh spend 500 hrs on memes and you will laugh at 🗿 also ALL OUR FOOD KEEPS BLOWING UP

[@averagepullupenjoyer4480]

That was not funny

[@brainlesssayspro3738]

@@RKT40RL bro so true ☝️🤓 🥶👌

[@jeffp862]

Should be given his ticket (pilots certificate) immediately! No test needed he passed. .

[@christophercervantes5346]

The dude: "Holy sh-t" Also probably the dude: *Yeah I'm gonna go spend a weekend with my parents*

[@eventhorizon396]

Thats that good stuff

[@Luckynav69]

I don’t get it…

[@knighthood3124]

@Bill Clay I don’t care

[@XAEzl]

@@knighthood3124 bro who hurt you💀

[@katarina5169]

When you have a near death experience, You start thinking about wanting to spend time with those close to you, That Is what It means

[@kmss04]

“And then he said….” “Holy shit” That’s pretty PG for the stuff I would have been saying

[@drivestowork]

You Know it!!!

[@rileybobileyy]

honestly thooo... same~

[@The73MPL4R]

I probably wouldn't have said anything at all because my soul would have exited my body at that point

[@Youtubedragons0]

"Hoooooly fukkin fukk" -me

[@Voiding-ofdark]

I would be saying "holy shit that actually work"

[@jaudyparcon8591]

"He said this" Me: *expecting something motivational* " *_Holyshi_* "

[@YvngDecayOfficial]

Very motivational

[@Ntmoffi]

I was expecting a "thank you Jesus...and my instructor!" but nope.

[@realityresearch2974]

my dad died in a plan crash, my aunt was flying the plane, the plane stalled out of the air so it nose dived w no chance of landing

[@WAHI1547]

Im sitting thinking, what is Ho Lie Shee. 😅😅

[@alexschwartz4412]

I was just wondering why it took him so long, exactly the words I expected

[@franfran6152]

My instructor used to tell me a son as I an airborne I should have a place in mind to land. He say "if you lose your engine now, where are you landing?" It has never left me. Good job dude!

[@beersoflegends]

The farmer when he sees his field “Holy sheet”

[@S_W_]

that’s very clearly not a farming field.. it’s just grass. god what has happened to our education??

[@beersoflegends]

@@S_W_ it’s been gone along time ago repeating itself, it was clearly a joke .-.

[@beersoflegends]

@@S_W_ holy sheet

[@RealDavidChipman]

@@S_W_ god what has happened to a sense of humor nowadays?

[@RegulerShowTV]

@@S_W_ by golly you did it. you saved the day. how could we have ever enjoyed his comment without your input.

[@panika6995]

The farmer comes out with a shotgun: Get out my property

[@moonwolfproductionsans5239]

'Uhh, sorry, but that would be quite impossible as Cessna used a 2014 Honda F1 engine in this plane' xD

[@smyltonia1012]

only in America! XD the only place they shot people in need

[@nuclear267]

Nah that's a hillbilly most farmers are nice

[@JustAFlook]

Farmer: my plane now 😎

[@prillaafrantwi1968]

@@JustAFlook 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@patrolpilot3756]

Having experienced an engine failure mid flight myself I can confirm "Holy S#!T". Puckered so tight I couldn't take a dump for two days. 😂

[@maddigrace]

This is the winning comment

[@a-10warthog23]

Hell yeah. Meanwhile, that one guy that abandoned his plane for clout, lol...

[@tw7321]

Most of us would do the opposite and shit our pants for the next 2 days lol

[@chazs6854]

Humans typically shit themselves, not the other way around

[@bland9876]

I saw a video of a guy who looked like he took a fan like the thing you'd use to cool yourself down and strap that to his back and then somehow combined with a parachute he was able to fly around. When the engine failed he was able to just glide back down because parachute. He said that you always need to be on the lookout for a good place to land in case of something like that so you don't end up going somewhere where you wouldn't have a place to land.

[@busa290]

This guy is Rick solid. Never showed any real fear until after the landing. More of a sigh of relief. Finding a safe place was the hardest part. He is a real pilot now. He’s a pass.

[@milathecat5454]

Me: that tree looks like a good place to land

[@randomthings8472]

Me in war thunder be like

[@Eternal_inquire]

🤣🤣🤣 maybe the water is safer

[@picklelover6576]

@@Eternal_inquire water doesn't compress so if you fuck up at all you reallllly fuck up

[@randomthings8472]

@@Eternal_inquire whenever I try to land in water my plane says straight down

[@flitsplik5750]

pro fr thats what i would do

[@sortachillkindaperson173]

As a person who has flown planes but never solo I was shaking just at the thought of this. Cannot begin to comprehend the amount of bravery it took to stay composed in this situation

[@han9488]

yes you can see he is so nervous too with his hands shaking, major props to him for controlling the situation well despite being so nervous

[@captainjirk9564]

It can be a scary situation, but most airplanes are aerodynamic and are built to able to glide, especially one like this small craft he has here. The hardest part of an engine out is finding a place to land, and hoping you can make it there before you stall, then after that it's business as usual except you can't go around.

[@BMWiE-lz3nu]

So is a student pilot allowed to fly solo while they are still not licensed?

[@justinmiller5660]

@@BMWiE-lz3nu yes its part of the training process. You get a solo about 10-15 hours into training. That one is usually a touch and go at the home field. Then a cross country (a flight of 100 miles minimum iirc) at about 30-35 hours of training. 40 is the minimum hours needed to get your license. Edit: seems it's 150 and 3 full stops. Changed from when I got mine I only needed 2 full stops.

[@dwrabauke]

When under life threatening stress, you drop to your level of training. Obviously his training was nothing short of EXCELLENT.

[@Krom-fk3me]

Yep, we don’t rise to the level of our expectations we fall to the level of our traininf

[@AcmePhoto]

Training needs some help, because he ran out of fuel, which is 100% pilot error.

[@AcmePhoto]

@@hyperstargaming6150 where are you getting this information? Google the tail N number, and read the FAA report. The pilot 100% ran out of fuel.

[@AcmePhoto]

@@hyperstargaming6150... From the original video.... On May 22, 2021 Student Pilot Brian Parsley was completed his solo long cross country flight. Approximately 12 miles from airport started experiencing rough engine. Assuming it was "carb ice" took appropriate measures. The camera was started after it cleared to show instructor should it happen again. The aircraft ran out of fuel and this was 100% my responsibility at the end of the day. I did do my flight plan, checked fuel, and all necessary checks prior to leaving. It's also worth noting I've flown the same route with my instructor. So using this assumption and the fact I did my flight planning correctly flew. This was the wrong decision and the biggest takeaway for me. I will get fuel going forward every time I land regardless of what gages state or distance. That mistake could've cost a life. This was more than just a "near death" experience. It was an incredible learning opportunity for others as well.

[@thecomedypilot5894]

@@AcmePhoto The fuel gauges on a Cessna aircraft are never anywhere close to accurate, it’s likely that the gauges read an acceptable amount of fuel when in reality he was running on empty. This is the risky part about flying Cessna’s, you have to assume how much fuel you have. It’s ridiculous that they were constructed and designed this way. I wouldn’t say it was pilot error though since this is the normal way the aircraft operates.

[@Sinful_Solution]

Good job. Stayed calm enough to do what he needed to do in order to survive and not harm anyone. That right there, is a true pilot. Congrats!

[@ayahner]

Wow. “Life test” passed. Kept “the fear” in check and nailed it.

[@_hi_pwr]

"Yes"

[@DandyThrower]

the whole thing was a test

[@mikooo4863]

@@_hi_pwr ""Yes"" indeed

[@pookiexoxo]

The farmer who owned the field: "I quit." Thank god he is safe though

[@wevefriends]

Come on farmer, he harvested a good portiain of the field, lmao

[@iSlutCake_only2genders]

Funny part is farmers don’t quit cause of a speed bump… seems like your projecting personal experience in the job industry…feels bad man

[@timspurgin5912]

@@iSlutCake_only2genders I got you loud and clear brother!!

[@iSlutCake_only2genders]

@Serendipity joke or not. I feel the energy. And my statement stands as facts unless proven otherwise;)

[@cristianrivas5193]

@@iSlutCake_only2genders What a random ass comment lmao

[@spazmatCc]

FAA: "So, how did he do, he a pass or a fail?" Instructor Dredd: "He's a pass" 🦅

[@hubertbreidenbach]

LOL

[@DaRealPhillyJawn]

Best comment! 😂

[@piggyharris7988]

I just watched that movie last night lol

[@AakarshDureha]

@@piggyharris7988 where's that from?

[@spartin8968]

I wanna watch the movie now🤣🤣

[@itstoasty7089]

A round of applause for the pilot instructor who trained this young pilot

[@NorthGaReptile]

Tower "They're sending people in as soon as they can." Pilot "Can you ask them to bring me some extra pants, please?"

[@serenaleahy-higgins3]

id probably end up saying that lol. just release all the tension in my body

[@wombat9793]

He forgot his brown pants

[@medusathorn195]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Amy.Potter_Gryffindor_]

And that's why he said holy shit

[@vangledosh]

I think you mean a wheelbarrow for his gigantic steel balls...

[@jeh1333]

He did an absolutely amazing job. Just think about the amount of experience this guy gained with this event. If he is ever in this situation again with passengers he will keep them calm and tell them 'This is no big deal, I am good at this'! 😊

[@evilchert9736]

Maybe he just reconsider to be a pilot.

[@Tankmaster5534]

‘This is no big deal, I am good at this’! Make it sound like he’s done this many time before lol 💀

[@synseer8484]

this comment has me all 😥 ✌

[@YourMajesty143]

Not every pilot is trying to become an airline pilot, there are other non-passenger jobs out there like a freight carrier/cargo pilot, fire-fighting pilot, traffic control or border patrol pilot, airshow stuntsman, military pilot, banner towing pilot, crop duster, ferry operation, equipment tester or aircraft tester, emergency medical service or organ transporter, cloud-seeding pilot (enhance precipitation over drought areas), etc.

[@ignoblesavage5559]

​@@YourMajesty143 actually, the more generally skilled pilots are the ones flying (of having flown privately in puddle-jumpers in the mountains) the really small planes. Usually. My little brother started out flying for the US Geological SURVEY.. then he flew privately for a Venezuelan oil company, then the last few years for a huge medical Insurer in the Northeast. And guess what? Now, he took a huge pay cut to accept Southwest Airlines' job offer (from $250k down to about $78k, although all SWA pilots are in line for a good bump in pay...& if he just stays with them for about 5 years he'll be up to about $150k plus full medical etc. benefits, as well as life insurance & free travel).

[@alexhvrvey]

you can tell he was trying so hard to stay calm & he did, props for sure.

[@user-wd6ki9ch5b]

@@MrBlockzzMCI was gonna say that😂

[@Heizenberg32]

The props are appreciated, if a bit late! 🛩️

[@GalaxyDragonArt]

“Holy shit” is the appropriate response

[@sophiasocal68]

My instructor used to say back in 1991: Fly the plane as if the engine is going to quit at ANY minute. Exhibit A. Well done!

[@NextGen_Pants]

Always a good idea to pick fields as you fly along.

[@bloos4156]

​@@NextGen_Pantsgood luck in the alps 😅

[@armin3057]

I wanted to take a flying lesson with a Cessna....but seeing all the engine failures...idk bro....im close to the alps lol@@bloos4156

[@GamingAmbienceLive]

on these pieces of shit it seems like a constant occurrence, even despite burning oil and leaded gasoline, they should ban all Cessnas unless they upgrade to modern engines

[@alittlemorepull]

In 1978, on almost every flight, my instructor would shut off the throttle at random times and say "your engine just failed, what you gonna do" - then I'd go through the motions. I remember having to discount one field due to cows :)

[@techdaemn]

Aviate, navigate, communicate. Well done pilot.

[@pandobear8544]

He ran out of gas...not so well done.

[@Grivian]

Lastly you "holy fuckiate"

[@GamingTrivia1113]

​@@pandobear8544how do you know he ran out of fuel

[@pandobear8544]

@GamingTrivia1113 look at the gas gauge my guy.

[@GamingTrivia1113]

@@pandobear8544 where do you see that. I can't see it

[@AKIRUH]

i cant imagine how unreal that must have felt, the way he handled this could not have been more perfect. glad hes ok

[@honorb4glory606]

Dude nailed it. Gotta respect a man who can keep his calm, and think clearly in a life or death situation.

[@weiguozhu]

"yep bro im dead, i never liked you anyway"

[@OnlyDianes]

*lands* 😅 “That was just a joke”

[@Buckheimer]

@@OnlyDianes "holy shit"

[@DustiLeee]

@@Buckheimer wassup bro

[@somerandomguy6116]

"Holy shit I lived! What I said earlier was a joke. I actually love you."

[@commandent1416]

"He said this" *me expecting something cheesy* "holy shit" *me laughing my ass off*

[@rlcuda]

Those are the words that make me believe this is authentic.

[@starsiegeRoks]

@@rlcuda and not the recorded dash cam video of him landing? Lmao

[@commandent1416]

@@rlcuda yeah, most things these days are faked and staged Via a green screen But this video is very much real

[@commandershepard4235]

"control, can you send someone with some fresh undies for me? It would be greatly appreciated"

[@wendigo2442]

Britisg

[@minhphongto1798]

Gold

[@commanderkit-kat9314]

Yo Wait a minute, who're you. I've not seen another commander in forever

[@UKLevelCrossingAndBridges]

If you wonder why he was putting the code "7700" 7700 is basically a way to declare an emergency, and it sends the code to the ATC. It is used for General emergencies like engine failures, gear deploy fail, etc.

[@spencerrollins7582]

To ANYONE who's just starting to fly, never, ever get complacent, regardless of how many hours you have. This is especially important in a single-engine. As you're flying VFR, you should ALWAYS be monitoring your surroundings and identifying potential landing spots or runways. As cynical as it sounds, many GA fatalities are down to a lack of competency and complacency. When your engine fails, you're not just going to fall out of the sky. Take a deep breath, and fly the plane. Slow everything down and immediately identify where you're going to land. After you've established your glide speed, squawk 7700 and i-dent. I always encourage anyone, especially students, to request VFR flight following. This just might save your life. Remember that radar contact is lost (depending on distance from field) at around 1,600AGL. If you can slip the aircraft down and land close to where you were at that altitude, the better, but more importantly is just ensuring that you get down. Take your sod-field landings seriously. Landing in a field is a different feeling from a runway, especially when you haven't accounted for wind speed/direction. Basically, as you're ascending through your licenses, from your PPL, to your instrument, commercial, CFI, MEI, ATP, etc. It seems like there's a significant amount of irrelevant information, but they're teaching you those things for a reason. If your instructor brushes over certain items, get a new one. I was taught by a LTC who had 30 years with American in a 737 and 27 years flying the KC-135. Not one piece of information was dropped, and it has saved me multiple times when I was flying single-engines. Do your pre-checks and walk-arounds. Don't get complacent. Don't just rely on Foreflight. Take your IFR training seriously and learn how to shoot an ILS and read an approach plate even for your PPL. Read the TAF's (Foreflight has dropped the FRZ multie times), METARS, etc. It's so much work, but when you know that you're safe and you can enjoy what you're experiencing, flying is a life-changing experience. Enjoy it. Just be safe. You're too valuable to lose you to a stupid and preventable incident. Also, go to best buy, get the basic Logitech yoke ($30), and get Microsoft 2020 if you can. Practice, practice, practice. You'd be amazed how much it helps. Just a few tips from a young pilot who wants all of you to stay safe and live to tell your tale.

[@ShaddyFabz]

Uhh

[@SirNightmareFuel]

👏👏👏

[@hleigh7201]

What great advice! I hope the next pilot-to-be follows your words of wisdom! Stay safe and blessed!

[@cmoore1369]

🤘🏻❤️

[@michellestolle7380]

Thank you 🙌

[@thechosenone2254]

You can see his hands shaking, my heart goes out to this man. Seriously stuff like this is probably traumatic or a great story to tell at parties😅

[@piiinkDeluxe]

or both

[@_ELzY_]

“Not bad, you passed the test.”

[@luvnhugo]

😭😭

[@strayanimator9676]

Wtf they trying to kill him 🥴

[@TeamGrayscales]

Bro is better than normal pilots

[@ifyouonlyknew22]

Owner of plane: Dammit, I was certain I'd be collecting the insurance money on this one. 😅

[@carol.stoeser]

Uh, no. Because insurance undoubtedly won't cover what it will cost to replace the plane. Great job by this student pilot, as most won't be as calm. The FAA can just hand him his pilot's license right now.

[@beach5673]

@@carol.stoeser dawg it was a joke💀

[@Coincidence_Theorist]

@@carol.stoeser what kind of insurance have you been using? I could have practically bought two planes for the amount i got for my piper.

[@fluffyboy]

That was a smooth landing, impressive

[@barkelalemu6135]

You can tell from his voice that that “holy shit” came with an actual shit

[@arturniko4293]

😂😂

[@DrissMEV]

Actually the anus puckers up unless you were holding one in...don't ask

[@jerzykiler4386]

With this situation, he proved he deserves the license.

[@tmo314]

“Unfortunately engine failure is a disqualification, you will have to try again”

[@slimyasparagus3573]

This is actually technically true. For your cross country to count by FAA standards, you have to actually land at your destination airport, so this pilot would have had to do this flight over again.

[@SapphireNight]

@@slimyasparagus3573 Nooooooooo!!! After all that, it doesn't count as a 'success'? Wow....

[@slimyasparagus3573]

@@SapphireNight Unfortunately, you have to meet the strict legal definitions for it to count. At my school, we have had several students who needed to redo their cross country flight because the distance between the airports was actually 49.8 nautical miles instead of 50, which they didn't even notice because the map software rounds that up to 50. I understand why it's that strict - they need to draw the line somewhere; it's just rough to imagine having to do it again 😅

[@TennesseeTrout419]

Damn that's like getting slapped in the face after getting swiftly kicked in the nuts. On a positive note, this was a great learning experience.

[@yudoball]

Lmao

[@ccktravis4128]

“He said this” “I have touched down… Holy Sh*t”

[@mertc6249]

And?

[@andyb2795]

@@mertc6249 exactly. "And?" That's the most normal and human reaction.

[@protonop]

"Holy shit...... I forgot to turn off lights at home so i landed"

[@chomusuke1593]

@@andyb2795 they expected something deep

[@ccktravis4128]

@@andyb2795 Is that pointed at me or the video

[@GLITCHED1]

This brings "Any landing you walk away from is a good landing." Too a whole new level

[@dathaniel9403]

The rest of that saying is “Any landing where you can use the plane again afterwards is a GREAT landing.” So if say that this qualifies as a GREAT landing.

[@Bert_de_Wit]

He might have only been a student pilot, but he has what it takes! Excellent save!

[@neo.larsson]

imagine this was all planned and they be like: ”you passed”

[@kaivirin]

And if he didn't...

[@Oceiros95]

That'd be so fucked up tho lmao

[@grubbygeorge2117]

Pretty sure putting him in life danger just for examination purposes is highly illegal lol

[@IslanderloverBKK]

You just copied a comment lol.

[@soulheartify3321]

like, hey dude, I messed with your engine and you could've died but you passed!

[@johnhage6688]

“Holy shit. Holy shit. A sword fish almost went through my head.”

[@problempo7272]

This made me laugh soo much!! Thank you :D

[@thefredster55]

Are you thinking what I'm thinking?

[@azHaloFan]

Good reference

[@jockturner1547]

Ah I see you’re a smart man of culture

[@fudgecskev2]

I hate that it sounds so familiar but can't recall. Damn me.

[@carrascosgarage1450]

Yeah he’s definitely ready to fly, he proved it right there in probably one of the most scariest situations to happen on a plane and he handled that like a champ, huge props to this guy👏🏼👏🏼

[@kalebbrown1704]

He ran out of fuel… he needs a lot more training

[@arcticafrostbite617]

@@kalebbrown1704 source?

[@kalebbrown1704]

@@arcticafrostbite617 his own KZbin channel. He admitted that he ran out of fuel

[@cpy]

@@kalebbrown1704 I love people who ask for a source instead of just looking it up

[@laith8116]

@@cpy ehh I can't be bothered to go look it up, also, where would I start?

[@markstearns8029]

Excellent job young man, im proud of your courage to fight until the end !!!

[@matthewmahl3294]

I love the initial panic in his voice. He accidentally idents 7500, switched it to 7700 and then it seems like he remembered Aviate, Navigate and Communicate. You can hear the calm and his training take over.

[@kyndkristen]

I can’t help but to think that the fact that he is/was on his student CC solo was probably an advantage in one way: he hadn’t had time to develop any semblance of complacency.

[@giantpickle]

Yeah, 7500 is a hijack. Pretty unlikely on a Cessna.

[@zzzetsulive]

@@giantpickle being hijacked by 2 squirrels hidden behind your seat lol

[@savagepanda6059]

Idfk what that means

[@salvation1535]

Pilot talk.

[@hankwei8515]

“He said this” Me: *thinking he’s gonna say inspiring words* … Student: holy s- Edit: omg 500 likes IN ONE DAY Edit 2: and I never got more likes- but we aren’t gonna talk about it

[@tessarae9127]

🥲🥲🥲😂

[@oliveryt7168]

Very inspirational, a touching moment.

[@willek1335]

When I had an accident in the air, parachuting, I yelled the F word very loudly when I was safe. All that focus and calmness in stress needs to be ventilated. 😂

[@mattddrums1]

Lol that’s exactly what I was waiting for

[@travelcampingblacksmithing786]

I was waiting for something like "Did I pack the emergency TP because I just sh*t myself

[@Charlie_Be4rr]

He deserves a whole reward for that! Not a lot of people can do that without fully panicking and stuff

[@JoeMama-bz7op]

to be fair, according to the report on the incident, he didn't fill the plane up enough, so it is kind of his fault. Still, good emergency landing.

[@Charlie_Be4rr]

@@JoeMama-bz7op You make a good point!

[@cherylernst2343]

@@JoeMama-bz7op You're saying he ran out of gas?? WTF? That is the first thing you are supposed to check before you even start the plane.

[@rustyshackleford2808]

@@cherylernst2343 could be a faulty gauge

[@bige6560]

@@rustyshackleford2808 when you're flying you never really can trust the fuel gauges in the cockpit. You should always visually inspect the tanks and use something called a dipstick.