WILD LANDINGS - Namibia (Part 3 of 3)

South African aviators James Pitman and Mike Blyth are lapsed, adventurers. They blame the bureaucracy of running their own aircraft business on this sad state of affairs. Now, in their prototype taildragger, they search for the soul of Namibia in an attempt to rekindle….the Flame!
This is PART #3 of the pilot episode for Wild Landings Africa. We hope to one day make the series!
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[@thescandiflicktv]

This is an amazing story, about Africa, about history, about culture but most importantly about friendship, absolutely amazing film guys

[@jaredwatney]

Easily one of the best series’s I have watched. Thanks for the inspiration

[@mikhailk3572]

Absolutely love you guys ! Thanks for wonderful story! Shared your channel to my friend, we are thinking to buy our first plane and Hopefully(oh please, Lord) one day we will fly to you and shake your hands beautiful people 🤝

[@brensboogies]

This footage is magnificent - you two are as inspiring as you are insanely courageous and hilarious! #respect #noboundaries #flyingfree

[@MikeFlyItAll]

This was so awesome to watch. Even my wife enjoyed it and she's not into flying like I am. The production is so well done and all your efforts came through perfectly. I really hope you guys produce more of these, I can't wait to see more... Thanks for doing this...

[@jocko_]

This entire series of videos are excellent. Please do another adventure.

[@necaro]

Beautiful! It's funny, I found myself thinking about the third person who was there all along to do the filming (and in the end, there he is, the man behind the camera. That was funny!). Still, excellent production and incredible images of an astonishing beautiful place. The sense of adventure and the humor affect us. Greetings from Lisbon!

[@jonminer9891]

Hi, guys. Well, I finished the trio of videos and learned more than I ever know about Southwest Africa. The people are the stars of the show. They were so great. Of course, I love the little airplane too, as I should, given that it made all of this possible. Great photographer as well. Thanks for sharing! Stay healthy!

[@lawesosah9214]

Such an awesome series. Thanks guys!

[@kaemmili4590]

marvelous

[@ashokaliserilthamarakshan5079]

Inspired me to build a Sling TSi and make my own adventure

[@TheKingKevinR]

too sick. im a big fan of you guys now, hope to meet you in the near future once I start and finish my studies at sling pilot academy in Torrance CA!

[@pacoguzmi6853]

Beautiful series. Thank you for sharing!!!

[@FtwAv8r]

Totally amazing, I learned a lot of history.

[@henkpretorius8042]

You guys are tickling the tiger's pride. That's the way to LIVE! Take special care.

[@MattyRouter]

I so agree about having enough altitude above water to make it back to coast just in case,ego kills!

[@flymachine]

Mike Blyth literally breaking bad - steps

[@snoopdog6426]

You guys are BADASS

[@fernandoantoniotavares3903]

Hi Mike,its really nice to see you so happy guy. Cheers, Fernando from Brasil

[@vapour250]

Flippin amazing!

[@DanieJooste]

Fantastic! I Like Like Like.

[@iainfoster3179]

Fantastic guys , stunning country

[@danielvanwyk6803]

How about something like a Stol-Sling for that Africa trip? I know nothing about planes, but can just see you guys landing in the most ridiculous places... Lol!

[@jaun-loislabuschagne6714]

Beautiful

[@Aachim1963]

Amazing!

[@JackB345]

Amazing video and what an amazing experience I'm sure, well done lads

[@olaffase]

Love it!!!!

[@howardyin]

fantastic！

[@MattyRouter]

Yeah,that's my dream too,to circumnavigate Mama Africa.

[@NationX]

I enjoyed the hell out of this and the other videos on this channel! It’s been so inspirational to me and really has inspired me to get a PPL and fly around the world. Out of curiosity how was the filming done? Is there a cameraman along with you guys as well recording from a distance and from another plane or are those drone shots?

[@WildLandings]

There was a 2nd plane which had myself shooting and later editing the episode, and sometimes a producer who doubled as an assistant. Very few drone shots, as this was filmed in the early days of droning, but had a couple gopros attached to wings and in the cockpit.

[@LATMTV]

It’s pretty obvious he had a two-man camera crew

[@LATMTV]

I’m just wondering if we’re supposed to ignore that an entire camera crew was with them lol

[@quan-oh-re2258]

Imagine if the plane engine failed to start on the island... What do you do then?

[@MikeFlyItAll]

I believe there was another crew airplane with them. But they did such a good job making it seem as if they were alone out there...

[@alexandervanwyk6478]

Twee êries gewees...wie het die video gemaak...

[@jamespitman2086]

😊 We were 2 aerie indeed. The second one actually did just the same as the first. And it had our test pilot, Sean, flying, with our mate Lloyd Ross who filmed as we went. Then he edited what you see. He also had a pretty cool time though. Personally I think the footprints were Sean's, but he denies it!

[@miguelantonio3700]

Song title in the beginning please?

[@WildLandings]

Of Part 3? That's Paxi Ni Ngongo by and Angolan artist called Bongo. One of his early ones.

[@lucypretorius972]

How the fuck did they generate electricity on the island... fish fat?