Seeing a pilot fly an 747 wearing Street clothes is like seeing your grade school teacher wearing shorts at the grocery store 😂 I really enjoyed this vlog, thanks Kelsey!!!

@kensherwin4544

Жыл бұрын

Have you seen my grade school teacher in shorts?😱😱😱😱

@massey4business

Жыл бұрын

So true! 😂 I remember seeing my teachers at the store sometimes and it felt so weird! So out of place! Lol

@miapulchritudinous9791

Жыл бұрын

@@kensherwin4544 😂😂😂 hahaha good one!

@enigmawyoming5201

Жыл бұрын

I saw my 3rd grade teacher in shorts at the school picnic. That was my first experience in seeing severe varicose veins. From then on, it was hard for me to view her in the same light I had before. She was a great teacher though, and to this day, it saddens me that I had that reaction. She passed away about 10 years ago, and I wish I would have tried harder to look her up and visit her after her retirement.

@IntoTheNothing1

Жыл бұрын

teachers go to stores?

I could seriously watch a 3 hour video compilation of Kelsey just flying places, waking up in hotel rooms & getting to & from the airport. Yeah, I don’t have a lot going on in my life…🤣

@butchieblock9118

Жыл бұрын

I agree! He certainly seems like quite an amiable person! And down to earth (and sky!)

@jennic2251

Жыл бұрын

But you ave a great username lol

@Digitalhunny

Жыл бұрын

Me too my friend, me too. 🤓

@stefanschneider3681

Жыл бұрын

Well I guess in real life he doesn‘t have the cool music perfectly fitting the place he's at 🤣.

@Digitalhunny

Жыл бұрын

​@@stefanschneider3681 Or _just maybe..._ he does! 🤯 Can you imagine trying to explain your very own background music that follows you around, all the time, absolutely everywhere you go? Betcha, to _some_ people that you come across they'd believe you were some sort of God, demon or deity! 😳 Kids from all over the world would point & shout, "Look mommy! It's the Magical music man!"_ 😂😂😂😂

Loving this new format. Very nice!

@EVRLYNMedia

Жыл бұрын

omg mentour pilot hi

@life_happens_reviews

Жыл бұрын

@mentour pilot hey pėtter- matt guthmiller put out a lying sensationalist clickbait title - not his only problematic output - defended david lesh - plane stunt - into the ocean; a plethora of mechanical and electrical issues with an ancient bonanza - over riding/second guessing instructor pilots in an L39 military trainer NOT a good look fir ab ex aviation short time world record holder. issues with atc and police scold and issues with russian police - please; please; petter speak out on matt's content

@IdkWhatMyNameIs737

Жыл бұрын

Omg mentour hi

@louissanderson719

Жыл бұрын

You guys talking again?

@MentourPilot

Жыл бұрын

@@louissanderson719 I have never stopped.

The fact that this man is a KZreadr and a freaking Professional Pilot 👨‍✈️ is awesome 👏🏼

@mechadoggy

Жыл бұрын

Ikr? What a giga-Chad

@monopoly5496

10 ай бұрын

@@mechadoggytrue

@mrsmith4100

9 ай бұрын

Is it though?

@WestJetDreamliner

7 ай бұрын

wooow your comment currently has 747 likes 👍

@pkane5472

7 ай бұрын

Make sure no one else likes it so it stays 747! Fat chance!@@WestJetDreamliner

I love how Kelsey is just chilling as the acting captain, wearing a hoodie with aviators while flying a 747 above the clouds. Man must feel like a total boss. I would love this job!

@jeanmm2996

Жыл бұрын

Yeah. I totally loved that.

@williamkight943

Жыл бұрын

Well , actually …. The auto pilot is on and he’s basically doing data entry and checking but true, he is wearing the captain hat in the left seat

@6z0

Жыл бұрын

@@williamkight943 Yeah we know buddy.

@BobbyJett1

Жыл бұрын

He looked like the Uni-bomber... Hah!

@craigoakman6268

Жыл бұрын

Actually thought he was going to break into rap music when I first saw him!

You being a professional heavy airliner pilot in a hoodie is freaking hilarious.

@theashpilez

Жыл бұрын

When he wears sunglasses and packs a chute before boarding iz the time to worry.... lmao...

@eno7417

Жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@cm9247

Жыл бұрын

I KNOW RIGHT! OG!

@dd61125

Жыл бұрын

Yeah.. cos he's not. full of sh*t. he's never provided proof bro.

@greenlizardballs

Жыл бұрын

@@dd61125 Word up. Probably his dad is flying the plane he's just there to grab the yoke for a second and take a pic.

For anyone wondering those planes with "BETA" on them are from BETA Cargo (Brazilian Express Transportes Aéreos), founded in 1990 had a total of 5 planes, one Boeing 707-320C and 4 Douglas DC-8-73CF, they ceased operations in July of 2012 after there license was revoked. Looks like right there are 2 of the DC-8 and the 1 707. Since both type of planes were already over 10 years out of production when Beta was founded in 1990 they propably found no one to sell them to and they have been sitting on that airfield for 11 years now. The Green MAP planes belong to "MAP Linhas Aéreas", still active currently operates 5 ATRs of various types. These 2 there are missing the props and landing gear, so i am assuming they are used for spare parts.

@JeannettedeBeauvoir

9 күн бұрын

Interesting! I did wonder! Thank you!

@jonboll-LGM

4 күн бұрын

More of these please. Living vicariously through your lens. I'm a retired Army helicopter pilot (only 800 hours - I flew a desk a lot) and I've always had an interest in the big planes, especially the 747. Thanks for showing the crew area behind the cockpit (or is it the flight deck?). I also enjoy seeing how you spend your off time and the locations you see. Thanks!

@margotrosendorn6371

Жыл бұрын

Ah yes, an esteemed veteran of the Chair Force. :P No wonder you have good taste in aviation channels!

@themuffinlord6442

6 ай бұрын

don't look down on your service, you served your country!

The quality of these vlogs and the edits are amazing. Shows the effort that goes into it. Hatfs off to you sir.

@MikeHarris1984

Жыл бұрын

Yes, this was like watching a documentary or something. Great editing!

@SuperTink

Жыл бұрын

It’s like Casey Niestat level… I can’t believe it. 😮

@nickyBeets

Жыл бұрын

Agreed! The insights into a pilot’s work life. This motivated me to pick up a flight simulator and “fly along”. I don’t think I could do the 2AM part though!

@Skimpy33

Жыл бұрын

He has someone do it for him. Forgot the name

@Danny___Riot

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I agree! Him and his editor do a great job!

Only a pilot will have a ACKNOWLEDGE button to silence the wake up alarm.

@suegardner

Жыл бұрын

Haha I love that🙂

@roccoVAL

Жыл бұрын

he's a co-pilot not a pilot but yes I saw that button too

@randombuildingintorontocan8962

Жыл бұрын

@@roccoVAL a co pilot is still a pilot ☠️

@mellocello187

Жыл бұрын

Because it is from his employer.

@KarmaFlight

Жыл бұрын

@@mellocello187 And it comes on a full volume!

What an honor to have a 747 captain take the time to bring us along on this trip! Thanks so much!

@57silverwings

6 ай бұрын

He’s not a captain he’s a co pilot.

@jackmcnee2478

5 ай бұрын

@@57silverwings he isnt a co pilot, he is a first officer...

@ojsimpsonofficial

5 ай бұрын

⁠​⁠@@jackmcnee2478he isn’t a first officer, he’s a flight engineer…

@MatisseGoossens

5 ай бұрын

he isn't a flight engineer, he's a flight attendant...@@ojsimpsonofficial

@aliyasagee

5 ай бұрын

@@57silverwingscaptain now 🎉

This guy is so enjoyable to watch and listen to. Strikes me so much as a great hearted person. Thank you Kelsey!

I used to be a aircraft mechanic on the 747F, and if the coffee maker didn't work, the plane didn't take off till it was fixed. Needless to say we kept a lot of spare coffee makers. And FYI when you pour coffee down the sink it drains overboard, which is why a lot of planes will have brown streaks underneath. 😃🇦🇺

@Nathan_Jay

Жыл бұрын

It's funny because coffee makers are MELs at some (probably most) airlines.

@johno9507

Жыл бұрын

@@Nathan_Jay I've worked for 2 large international airlines and coffee makers are definitely in the MEL (Minimum Equipment List).

@christinemason2938

Жыл бұрын

As flight attendants we were constantly warned not to pour coffee down the drains on the ground because it burned the ramp workers underneath.

@littleraeofsunshine

Жыл бұрын

I laughed so hard at that because my airline was alllllllllways reprimanding crew for throwing coffee and wine down the drains when we were in a rush lol

@johno9507

Жыл бұрын

@@littleraeofsunshine Yes you learn very quickly to stay clear of the drain masts when walking under the aircraft, and as I live under the Sydney landing approach path it also explains why my car gets so dirty. 🙂🇦🇺

I’m so glad your employer allows you to record while flying now, really cool to see this

@ginaquad3305

Жыл бұрын

He has a great employer

@paulprigge1209

Жыл бұрын

They are desperate for pilots and they need to do everything I can to get them

@andrewjones-productions

Жыл бұрын

@@ginaquad3305 Well, his employer have just taken delivery of the last 747 to be manufactured and indeed, I think many of us are grateful to them for allowing us to be taken along on flights. It doesn't take much of a sleuth to take the registration of their aircraft and see who it is registered to. Out of respect, I won't blurt it out as Kelsey doesn't mention it openly.

@Shutemoffplease

Жыл бұрын

With a little research from your comment I was able to see that he’s Employer is Atlas. Sometimes it’s just better to not comment anything brotha.

@JL-yl8gd

Жыл бұрын

They leased it out so maybe he works for the lessee

The reason you need to lock those doors is due to certification of the aircraft for taxi, takeoff, and landing (TTL). When an aircraft is certified, there is a certain default configuration that some items have to be in (seats, doors, cabinets, etc.) in order for them to behave properly in the event of a crash. Those 'close when not in use' things are placards that are required to be there by the aviation authorities to inform the user of how the item needs to be configured. Seeing as that is a door, it also probably has to be locked when not in use for blowout load strength in case of a sudden depressurization event. It probably would not pass the stress analysis for a depressurization event, and those deadbolts are there to keep the door affixed to the monument so it doesn't become a projectile and decapitate somebody.

It's great to see your company (and/or your colleagues) finally taking a more relaxed attitude to you filming while actually operating. I think this is the first of your videos I've seen where it's not "camera off before pushback". It's how it should be - everything's so professional so what's to hide?

@swilleh_

11 ай бұрын

so the pilots would be focused on flying a plane instead of making content for social media

@Geekmasterproduction

5 ай бұрын

@@swilleh_ Exactly. People change with the wind. God forbid a crash were to happen the same people would all point to these videos and question why the company allowed filming in the first place. People flip flop everyday.

Come on 1,000,000 subscribers! !

@Istandby666

Жыл бұрын

Wow, thinks for bringing that to our attention. That day will be an awesome day!

@TheRepublicOfJohn

Жыл бұрын

Wow, Kelsey is getting so close! Let's go!

@_Elvyra._

Жыл бұрын

I was here and subbed before it happened

@crazyman6099

Жыл бұрын

Yea

@enigmawyoming5201

Жыл бұрын

@@Istandby666 Today is the day!! 1 million subscribers!!!

One of your best videos yet! The edit, the storytelling and your personality showing up more. Keep up the good work!

@cliffmorgan31

Жыл бұрын

👍👍👌

Man being one of Kelsey's the oldest fan feels like a honor to me, still remember of him having only 7k subscriber. Also Kelsey was one of the ppl that inspired me to stick to my childhood dream of being a pilot

@BorisBidjanSaberi11

7 ай бұрын

How long ago was 7k, I’m a fan of two years

@sharoncassell5273

3 ай бұрын

I just discovered it 2 months ago.

i love the way you keep it so real Kelsey. No pomp just down to earth tired hard worker. you're so humble. Love it!

My tip for never leaving anything behind in a hotel room: I always get a room with two beds. I sleep on the bed that's closest to the window and put my stuff on the bed that's closest to the door. I NEVER put anything closer to the window than where I'm sleeping-that way my stuff is always in front of me. Once the "stuff" bed is clear then I know that I have all my stuff. It's never failed me.

@roberthardy2013

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I used to do this, it really worked for me… apart from that one battery charger.

@deldridg

Жыл бұрын

@@roberthardy2013 ...and that damned multi-adapter, probably still hanging out of the wall.

@rtbrtb_dutchy4183

Жыл бұрын

And not have a King Bed? No thanks. All u have to do is do a final walk through. In 30 years, I’ve forgotten things only twice. Both times I didn’t do a final walk through. What I do do, I put a work shoe in the safe with my passports and wallet. That way I never forget what’s in the safe.

@helen4652

Жыл бұрын

@@rtbrtb_dutchy4183 jip, it is like doing your pre-flight and after landing checks.🤗SAA flight attendant 1991-2008🛫

@rtbrtb_dutchy4183

Жыл бұрын

@@helen4652 absolutely 100%

I was a crew dog (USAF) for 16 years on C-5 so I can relate to so much of what you do , where you go and what you did there. Excellent PTSD flashbacks ! Thank you !

@robertheinkel6225

Жыл бұрын

As a KC-135 crew chief, our day would start eight hours prior to takeoff. I had way too many O dark thirty start times.

@moiraatkinson

Жыл бұрын

A dog? Is that short for dogsbody?

@eramires

Жыл бұрын

As a common person, I find that amazing, thanks for sharing :D

@arokh72

Жыл бұрын

@@robertheinkel6225 I feel those 0 dark thirty wake up times, from my first responder days. Different industry sure, but similar feels when that alarm goes off (my case fire alarm).

@thomashelm6931

Жыл бұрын

I was a loadmaster on the C141s. I loved the job And it was rather interesting during Vietnam. I wish there was more of a career field in this profession, as there is now

Reminds me of all the sleepless nights as a doctor on call. It's nice to see what the life of a professional pilot is really like.

@margotrosendorn6371

Жыл бұрын

Heh, reminds me of my grandpa who was a rural veterinarian. He'd get a million calls in the night during calving season!

@yammmit

11 ай бұрын

surely that can be a bit dangerous? you all are trained professionals but anyone can make a poor mistake while being insanely drowsy

@benn454

10 ай бұрын

@@yammmit It's a numbers game. There are only so many doctors and pilots to go around for the millions of people that need their services everyday.

@57silverwings

6 ай бұрын

He’s not a professional. Do you wear a hoodie in a operation.

@aerofiles5044

5 ай бұрын

@@57silverwings 🤦‍♂🤦‍♂

That’s certainly not my cup of tea working in conditions like that. Hats off to you. The world functions with the help of very skilled professionals that participate in logistics. I’ve run a logistics business in the past and understand the complexities and demands on employees and contractors. Much respect for you. Keep up the good work

Your exhaustion level looks about the same as mine after a day of teaching early elementary music to about 90 kids. I thank you for bringing flowers back for us to enjoy during these dismal winter months of cold! Great vlog! Have a great week everyone!

@waterfallbw

Жыл бұрын

teachers are the real heroes 💪

@nommadd5758

Жыл бұрын

@@waterfallbw : I agree (as long as they're not teaching 'progressive' dogma).

@suegardner

Жыл бұрын

I don't know how you do it, I spent today teaching art to 12 adults and I'm broken! 😂 I decided I need to get into training to get fit for the next session!

@waterfallbw

Жыл бұрын

@@nommadd5758 what?

@simoncoles100

Жыл бұрын

@@waterfallbw some folk are easily triggered: in this case by the word “teaching”. We must wish these folk well.

My father was an Air Traffic Controller in the Royal Air Force for over thirty years. I occasionally use to go to work with him at night when I was in my teens when we lived in Malta. Dad was a Flight Sergeant in those days and I can remember another much younger commissioned officer controller arriving shortly after us. My father's first words were "It's your turn to make the tea sir". I overheard some grumblings to the tune of "It's always my turn" as the young officer commenced to make the tea.

@twilightroach4274

Жыл бұрын

That’s a classic👍

So happy to have discovered you and your channel here Kelsey as I've always been an aviation enthusiast, and many of my jobs over the past thirty years or so involved lots of domestic and international air travel. Your down-to-earth way of communicating and sense of humor are also very refreshing (I loved your comment regarding acting as though the people at arrival areas were waiting for you, and getting a kick out of it, etc.!)...

The first time your videos popped up on my feed was a couple weeks ago. I must say, I’m hooked. It’s such a great mix of air traffic control vs pilots ; what went wrong ; travel the globe. Really interesting and enjoyable

Great video. I like these kinds of videos because they show what's it really like to be an international cargo pilot. Its hard work and not for everybody. I for one, appreciate Kelsey sharing his day with us.

The 'behind the scenes' and 'tourist' videos are awesome Kelsey. Thank you.

Thank you! I have so much respect and admiration for what you do. Takes a very special person with a gift, intelligence and, of course perseverance to do what you do.

Great video! As a former Crew Chief in the United States Air Force, it is really cool to see the behind the scenes of a pilot's routine on and off flight.

@mtsky-tc6uw

2 ай бұрын

as former trucker and owner of king air 350(my son flies it while i hang with the grand kids) there is much like Kelsey's world--more buttons for him to push but it so much the same flying freight and trucking...

This might be one of the better videos you've put out in a while, Kelsey. The production is excellent and the journey itself is great.

I almost cried watching you pour out a whole pot of coffee...but seriously, this is a wonderful video for those of us who used to be afraid of flying before watching your videos. Thank you, Kelsey. All the safety checks you make, and all the pre-flight checking you do -- I noticed the Wed Runway notice! Also, love your sense of humor. Here's hoping you did get to catch up on your sleep! You are appreciated!

@kg-Whatthehelliseventhat

Жыл бұрын

That must be a crime in some countries.

@MSSmith1022

Жыл бұрын

@@kg-Whatthehelliseventhat It's a crime in my house here in the U.S. I grew up a Navy B.R.A.T and coffee is a staple in my house just as it was as I was growing up. I don't pour coffee out unless there's something in it that shouldn't be, I'll use extra filters and a saucepan to remove grounds if a filter fails.

@jamesdean2185

Жыл бұрын

It’s airline coffee, consumption is only as a last resort. (Yes, I know, but I am one of those coffee snobs from Melbourne, Australia)

@chemistrykrang8065

Жыл бұрын

@@jamesdean2185 mate I was thinking the exact same thing. That coffee was probably roasted and ground so long ago it might be eligible to vote... and it probably wasn't great to start with. (A coffee snob in Manchester, UK)

@lukearts2954

Жыл бұрын

@@chemistrykrang8065 That cracked me up hahaha. Though I never understood how people are making such a fuss about the rinsing water used to flush away burnt residue... After all, that's what coffee is: they had a bean that wasn't eatable, so they tried a bunch of things to maybe make it consumable. And after the zillionth fail they tried to wash off the residue from the oven plates with water. They decided "screw it, it's never going to get better than this nasty crap, so we'll tell the white man it was on purpose and sell them our waste". The rest is history. It was a failed attempt at chemical warfare to try and get rid of the colonials... =) So Kelsey did exactly what you're supposed to do with coffee: flush it down the blue tank. ;P I would quit a job if they would make me serve coffee, especially early in the morning... It would make me puke up the food that was already digested and ready for nr.2 hahahaha

You give great perspective, from the captain's seat you can really see the sheer mass you command, and the responsibility you take on. Thank you sir.

Professional, entertaining, and educational. I dare you to deny any lesson this man demonstrates does not apply through every level of live in general. Great stuff, sir!

Good morning, sir. I'm so glad we still have the ability see your videos every week. Your inner strength is seen and appreciated. Have a beautiful week!

Tip from a flight attendant: to make your coffee much much much stronger ( for your coworkers ) , we usually do not place two filters inside the coffee " drawer ". When we lower the handle , it has a tendency sometimes to puncture the coffee filters, hence having coffee grounds all over . Instead, what we do , just brew your coffee with one regular filter, then INSERT INSIDE THE COFFEE POT, another filter. That's how we make our Java strong to last during our " circadian lows" or super early wake-up. ⏰️ Love your videos my friend! 😍😉

@waterlife.1905

Жыл бұрын

A few packs of Starbucks instant coffee goes a long way. They taste almost like a brewed coffee and are pocket sized pouches.

@pedroferreira3540

Жыл бұрын

@@waterlife.1905 Funny you mention Starbucks bc it has been proven that within all the instant coffee /coffee shops brands, Starbucks has one of the lowest amount of caffeine per cup.

@tomkam9783

Жыл бұрын

@@pedroferreira3540 I was told that the amount of caffeine is inversely proportional to the roast; dark has the least, and light has the most. So for Starbucks, that makes sense.

@pedroferreira3540

Жыл бұрын

@@tomkam9783 I mean, I don't really go to Starbucks but I imagine they serve lighter, medium and darker roasts of coffee and the difference between them isn't that big from what I've searched,

@user-kb8gh5jv9t

Жыл бұрын

That explains why the Coffee tastes so awful! Stick to one bag please😉

I have always been so fascinated by planes and flying. So awesome to see things behind the scenes us passenger people would never see. That includes all of the places you get to go!

The Quito airport is downright FANCY compared to how it looked 20+ years ago when I was last there...any sort of duty-free at all is a major step up! I lived there off and on from 1994-2001 and watching planes land in that high, narrow valley was always entertaining. My first home was on the valley floor just a couple of miles south of the runway--I could look up while doing laundry on my roof and see the rivets on the bellies of the planes.

I love the cozy outfit during the flying time. Really puts into the perspective of "working" in an airplane. Sort of like a home office. Thanks for the insights

You've stepped up your content quality, Kelsey. It's so refreshing to see the somewhat informal part of the work. Love it

@Larry-Lou

Жыл бұрын

Post 10

@rustyshackleford5157

Жыл бұрын

@@Larry-Lou odd place to see that recommendation but yes post 10 for sure.

@madconqueror

Жыл бұрын

Definitely like this kind of real-life documentary format. Your humour serves you well and that was unlikely to be seen in most previous posts from the past.

@humanoidalistic

9 ай бұрын

This is true. Could stand to lose the cloud boner jokes, but definitely getting the hang of youtubing

Kelsey, this is the best Thumbnail ever. You look baller in the hoodie, glasses and the microphone. “We are about to do some pilot sh*t, buckle in and keep quiet”

your such an inspiration to all aviators not only do you work at a major cargo carrier. But you also have created great fall back through social media... # every pilots dream

Bless you hard working cargo pilots. Hauling our crap from here to there. Hope you got a good rest.

So you are one of the underappreciated pilots that bring roses to the US for Valentine's Day! Thank you!!

I've flown in a few 747's and one was really old and to be honest I loved every minute just knowing how legendary this plane is and how many miles it had flown.

Love you.... How refreshing to a) see behind the scenes, b) by an actual 'PILOT' c) who has grown his geekish wings to become a 'SUPERMAN'. You sir are amazing. x from Australia

Kelsey - over the years I’ve watched all, or close to all of your videos. I’ve loved the progression . I don’t know what it was about this one but it really stood out to me. I know you said you’ll be focusing on different things in your videos going forward and again, I can’t put my finger on it but this one was great. I also have a self-deprecating sense of humor and the ‘back to being captain of the coffee machine’ killed me. Nice. Keep the blue side up brother..

These slice of life vlogs are really informative and fun. Thank you for going to the extra effort of filming on what is clearly a challenging day.

I'm enjoying all your videos so very much. Thank you for taking the time to share this part of your life. Best wishes for safe travels always.

I love the production style of these vlogs. A really nice change of pace.

You should have podcast-style conversations with your freighter/commercial pilot friends so we can hear about their careers in aviation and the cool/interesting stories they have. That would be real cool to watch!

I’m so jealous of the things you get to see from that altitude! Also, I love to see this more laid back point of view from you. Keep up the awesome work!

Love all your Videos Kelsey, appreciate all the hard work you put into them! Keep ‘em coming whenever you can.. 😊👌

I love how Kelsey puts in so much effort and goes to these lengths to keep the videos as interesting and enjoyable despite being so tired and trying to do his job. Love you, Kels.

THAT WAS AWESOME!!!! So many non pilots like me had no idea that piloting would be that intense and involved. I also think cargo would be tougher than passengers with all the safety checks they gotta worry about etc. i recently saw a plane go down because of fire, it must be a little worrying at times. but that view would be something. you get to see the world and thats cool! keep up the great work Kelsey!

These vlogs are always the best! Very interesting, entertaining and such a good vibe to be watching, my only downside is it’s too short! Man I wish u could pump out 20-30mins videos of the whole experience! Thanks a lot Kelsey for these amazing videos, keep it up! 😁👌🏽

What a great video! I worked as a flight attendant from 1977-2006 it seems much has changed especially with seeing the locks like that on the cockpit door. Aviation has definitely changed, but watching your video was enjoyable and I totally understand those VERY early calls!

Despite your tiredness, your personality and humour shone through and made that an utterly fascinating presentation of some of the less glamorous aspects of international flight. Many thanks.

@Bullshittt

Жыл бұрын

Shown*

@melonheadgaming4254

Жыл бұрын

@@Bullshittt past of shine is shone

@apexjailor9349

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@@Bullshitttappropriate username 😂

@billy_doink

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​@@Bullshittt Shone is correct.

I just realized this is the only channel that doesn't make me bored ever

I love your narratives about being a pilot and what the job entails... I’ve always loved flying and get a kick out of your behind the scenes stories. Seeing you in a hoodie, hilarious. You are cute as a button and pretty darn sharp.

Pilot stuff is so complicated. Grateful for all their training and education and for great ones like Kelsey.

I love traveling the world with you Kelsey this was a cool video. Thank you.

Congrats on 1 MILLION subscribers! Well and truly deserved Kelsey!

@IzzyOnTheMove

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Yay!! 🎉

Thank you for working so hard and pulling way more than your own weight in this world.

Take off & landings are great, love to see more of them.

I'm a huge fan of the channel and aviation nerd. This video format, editing and info was awesome. Really enjoyed this one and would love to see more like it. Thanks for taking us flying with you

My 14 year old found this video. 🛫Enjoying it with him. I was a flight attendant with SAA for 17 years. Flew passengers, but still enjoying this video. Once the flying and travel bug bites you, this kind of video is fun to watch.💞

@SzymczykProductions

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Your 14 year old sounds pathetic

Kelsey, I love your informative videos! Your humour, your knowledge and your sense of adventure is enjoyable for us here on the ground! Can’t wait to get back to flying to anywhere again! Stay safe and see you in your next one..😊❤

I am really enjoying these vlog videos, I have watched them all now and I like your presentation style and the way you have edited the videos with a good choice of music to bring the whole thing to life. You would make a good travelog presenter, please keep these videos coming, you are doing a great job 👍

loving the vlogs! Hope you're enjoying it too, your videos are a real comfort for me, I used them to get over my fear of flying! Thank you for continuing your channel

Those views of the sky and clouds are GORGEOUS! Must be a wonderfully tranquil place to be.

Really loved this video Kelsey! Love the more raw and relatable vibes like the struggle to wake up😅 So cool to get a glimpse of the other side of the world, it’s certainly looks beautiful from the air, thanks for sharing with us❤

@xoalainaa

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So true! Very relatable 😂

Outstanding! Thanks for giving us the "inside" perspective, something we would unlikely ever see, otherwise. Love the videos from inside the plane. I'm guessing that most of the other pilots don't want to be in your video, and that is why you almost never show them? Too bad. Thanks for all your hard work, and your videos too!

As a student pilot, I can confirm the ACARS printer is the coolest thing to me. The idea of getting all your clearances and NOTAMs printed out for you sounds amazing.

I'm from Manaus, right in the Heart of the Amazon rainforest. It's nice to know you came to visit our city. I'm a passionate fan of any man-made thing that can fly, and a Long-time viewer of your videos! Wish u all the best, and keep doing the great job!!

Quite impressive to share indeed. Good job @74gear . Showing what exactly your typical pilot schedule looks like to different cities inspires many like us by getting a clear picture of what to expect later in our flying career.

This felt so honest and real about getting work done with the aircraft. I've never seen a video like this before.

Love your videos! Thanks for taking us along!

Thank you very much for your video's. They are entertaining and also gives us an insight into a world where very few normal people have seen. Very interesting!

Congrats on 1 MILLION subscribers! You truly deserved it Kelsey!

You're funny, I dig your humor. As someone that is ridiculously afraid for no reason to fly( like I'm determined that if I want a tropical vacation I can drive to Brazil from Virginia)You make it so reassuring that its not just fly and crash...I had no idea that there is so many precautions, strategies and other reasons that the plane will stay up if something goes wrong. Also, Thank you for explaining the mechanics behind it too. However, now...because of you I'm 73% sure I can effortlessly fly a plane, lol....

Loving the format, Kelsey. Well done.

Excellent insight, Love it, keep them coming!!!!!

Love this 'day in the life of' content Kelsey, really shows a whole different side to flying and aviation that we just don't get to see anywhere else, love it!

Beautiful camera work Kelsey. The production work is great too.

He is REAL! That’s what makes him and his vlogs. So Awesome.

Awesome shots of the rain forest and clouds. Thanks for giving up the sleep to get those shots. The salsa bumper music was perfect. Love your vids. Blue skies and following winds.

Thank you for taking me along! And thanks to the airline for letting you share it.

Thanks again for sharing this window into your life with us. It's informative, relaxing, and cool.

You have definitely got to make more of these types of videos! loved it

What a great reminder of how much I don’t miss those long nights fighting the old body clock. Thanks!

2k to go! Keep it up man you deserve everything

I seriously doubt you really know just how good these new videos are. Please keep up the good work. 😀

Thank you Dave from Australia 🇦🇺

That was really interesting and enjoyable to watch. Also, I appreciate your humor. Thanks sir.

Hey Kelsey! Great to see another video of yours again! I love how we both make the world go 'round, just in different ways. Those 2am alarms... They suck, not just in the aviation world, but the trucking industry too. Gotta make those appointment times. Thanks so much for sharing a lot more insight into the daily life of a pilot ❤️ I have a couple of GoPro cameras, maybe I oughta put together a trucking vlog. If I do, it would be on my 2nd channel. I don't want to advertise here in your comments, so... If you're interested, maybe we can figure out an alternative way of communication lol

I know, it’s a GIANT of a hassle waking up early.

I flew for several years and costs took the fun out of it. I later joined Atlas Air Cargo virtual and flew about 3k hours with the PMDG sim. Had a blast and learned a ton from that sim experience. Enjoy your stuff on here!