Huge shoutout to Emily for making this possible. We really appreciate her time, patience, and generosity that she showed us, thank you so much for the amazing experience and for making us feel very welcomed in the UK. Links to Emily's socials are in the description, please go give her a follow.

I am so so glad we could make this happen and that you enjoyed it! If you’re ever in the area again, hit me up! It really was a lot of fun 🤩 We are always learning and getting better in our respective fields. Perfection doesn’t exist ✈️ In my opinion, being open to new experiences to give yourself opportunities to learn is as close to perfect as you can get.

@solalexander674

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That was sweet of you and they seem so nice as a couple!

@katielouise1867

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You did absolutely amazing!! Flying 3 total strangers knowing it will be seen by lots of people. A lot of people would have been nervous driving a car in that situation but you nailed flying a plane!! Well done to you for this and actually going for your dreams. I'm confident that you will make damn sure you are exactly where you want to be in life, exactly when you decide you want to be there. Hats off to you Captain Emily 👏🏻

@garysanderson3997

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A lovely gesture Emily, well done. Taken off in many 172's but never landed in one if you know what I mean.

@sarahealey1780

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Wow Emily you are amazing and maybe I will pop over for a flying lesson one day I'm only in Wem 👍

@pilotbreadstick

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@@sarahealey1780 It should be on everyone’s bucket list to do at least once!

What an unexpected surprise and how thrilling to have an outing like this. It was very generous of Emily and shows that despite all the horrible things in the world, there is still kindness in the world. As for flying, it's surprising how sensitive controls are on a plane.

What a great adventure! Emily seemed so charming and very accommodating to take you up. Got to see a good part of Snowdonia and more! hello from Denmark 🌸 🌱

What a fabulous highlight to your first trip to the U.K. It couldn’t happen to a nicer family. 👍

Harrison Ford is familiar with the area around North Wales and Shropshire as he had a narrowboat holiday on the Llangollen canal some years ago. When he was filming Star Wars and had to spend a long time in the UK he wanted to fly his plane but, apparently, to fly in the UK you must be a member of an approved organisation so he asked if he could join Slaep flying club.

@abarratt8869

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From what I recall, he became a life member of the club, not just for the year. I also recall he extended an invite to the club to pop over to his side of The Pond, and fly at his club!

You lucky people. What a nice gesture from Emily to take you up 👍 Snowdonia is stunning. You should go up some of the mountains

One of my enduring memories of Snowdonia is standing high up a mountain on a clear day watching from above a rescue helicopter fly past in the valley a few hundred of feet below me. Later that same sunny day I was having a short nap on a high ridge when I was woken by a rescue dog who thought he was rescuing a person in distress: the dog's handler insisted I play with it as a reward which was no problem as I love dogs.

Emily seems awesome and totally unfazed by problems.

@pilotbreadstick

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It’s helpful to be able to put my feelings on a situation aside to better deal with the task at hand - definitely takes some practice though!

Love Emily's confidence while remaining so friendly and helpful at the same time.

Wales is a great country and the Welsh language is fantastic. The most spoken Celtic language in the world and the fastest growing language in the UK.

@wessexdruid7598

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Shropshire is rather beautiful, too.

@Gez492

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@@wessexdruid7598 Yeah but You are almost a part of Wales LoL

@wessexdruid7598

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@@Gez492 Wessex? I know we have some stones down the road that originated in Wales - but they came a long way...

well done! and kudos to Emily for taking you up there.

Times we live in🙂 Through a KZread channel meet up with people around the world and like here, get a free plain ride. What a great meeting and cheers to the pilot

What an amazing young woman. I bet she'll be an airline pilot one day - pretty soon too. Or maybe fast jets for the RAF. They only train the best!

@brentwoodbay

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That was my plan! I tried the RAF aircrew selection course in Biggin Hill. If I had passed that, I didn't! I would have retired from the RAF at age 38, and then fly 747s for BOAC! But then I would have been the same age as most of the pilots lost over the Falklands so maybe it was for the best! I also would not have moved to Canada and my kids would have had different faces!

Shaun the Sheep is supposed to be for kids but the missus and I love it! It's a spin-off from Wallace and Gromit.

Got to love Emily get her pilot’s licence so young. Wonder if she’ll be flying me on my holidays in a few years.

I have to admit, never heard of Sleap, had to look it up. a much overlooked county Shropshire, what a nice gesture by Emily. There is quite a lot of military aviation activity over Wales, RAF Valley which is not far from Snowdownia, was used for pilot training by the RAF.

Wow loved this episode; Emily is amazing to be flying at such a young age 04.22 Emily said 'If they're doing my head in' not 'much of anything' as the caption said it's a UK term meaning really annoying haha

WOW Well Done to Emily. So generous and so calm under pressure.

typ Brit,Do try to not walk into the propeller as it will turn you into a Salad,,,great Vid in a stunning part of Wales

I really enjoyed this video - how thrilling to see that area from the air. Been there many times as a youngster and it's a beautiful area. Emily was great and credit to our country - her desire to become an airline pilot will become reality one day.

Nice views of the rural patchwork quilt that is the majority of the UK.

@stevetheduck1425

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Loved the way that forests appeared as soon as Snowdonia was approached, and that Mount Snowden itself was pretty barren. Only need to be 4,000 ft. up for that. I was lucky enough to be aero-towed in a glider up to 5,000 ft. in the country of Somerset, and could see both the English channel to the south, and the Irish sea to the North. Really shows just how a little altitude alters your perspective. I wish everyone could gain a larger idea of the world like that.

I love Emily she’s such an amazing person. Such a skilled girl boss 💕

@pilotbreadstick

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I love you too lil’ breadstick aimoo 💕

Awesome,,,,,,,,,it would be cool to do Hadrians wall that way full width of our country,,,,great generosity Emily proper nice to see glad all went well 🍻🍻🍻🍻

I have climbed some of those mountains! Took a bit longer than you did to get there.

I learned to fly in a 172 as well, here in America. This takes me back to my flight training days, although I hadn’t flown over mountains like this. Nice job, Emily, and good luck with your flying aspirations!

Oh, fantastic, congratulations to you, Emily and Sleap - I really wish I'd discovered Sleap a few years earlier!

My village was somewhere down there! Henllan. We’ve got the oldest pub in Wales the Llindirr and an amazing local shop where they do some fantastic pasties and pies. Mach Loop in the Cessna!

@brentwoodbay

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The Mach Loop is where I want to go if we ever go back to Wales. SWMBO though, has other ideas!

@zingystardust4082

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Mach loop, is that where the jets zip through the valley seemingly within touching distance?

@christhorpejunction8982

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@@zingystardust4082 it is that

@brentwoodbay

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@@zingystardust4082 Yes! It's where the UK and other Nato countries practice their low level flying! I'll put a link in my reply, often KZread doesn't allow that!

The countryside around Shropshire is marvellous. Such great views - even in the ground!

when the british fly = " nah phuck it itll be fine lets see how it goes and worry later "

Wow, what an amazing experience! Your pilot was rather amazing too. What a wonderful way to get to know Wales and such a spectacular view.

The green fields and the wide open country spaces are what you remember of the UK when you’re away from here.

Great opportunity, even if you did seem a bit nervous ! I flew in a small aircraft when my uncle was training at Bristol Flying School, you really feel you are flying as if flown around in the wind.

So sorry you were air sick. I was quite sick when we flew over the Nascar lines in Peru which is something my husband really wanted to see but l didn’t get much of a view other than the inside of a paper bag. I hope Emily achieves her ambition to become an airline pilot.

@madcyclist58

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@Liz Bignell you really missed out. Flying over the Nazca Lines was one of my best experiences.

@lizbignell7813

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@madcyclist5851, l know l missed out but it is not an experience l would like to repeat!!

@tonys1636

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Should have eaten a few Ginger Nut Biscuits or sucked on some stem Ginger before the flight.

@wilmaknickersfit

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My brother did the Nazca flight and said he's never been so terrified in his life - and he's jumped out of a plane (different plane!). It was the size of the plane that scared him!

@lizbignell7813

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@Tony S, if only l had known that!

Emily’s just great

Wow what an adventure. Glad you got to see Snowden up close.

Oh wow how amazing of Emily to take you on a flight ✈️ ❤ beautiful scenery x

What a treat. Still no castles though! 🙂 Caernarfon Airport is so near Caernarfon Castle. What a shame you couldn't at least fly over it.

@betterhalf6868

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I actually think we did! We've got alot more footage from that flight I want to show some how

Excellent ! Apart from the 'air sick' issue. Bet the views of the mountains were amazing from up there. You were only 3 miles from my house at Sleap airfield. It's a cool place to hang out with a coffee on a sunny day. The free museum on site is really interesting as well. It's an old WW2 airfield, like so many scattered through Shropshire.

what a thoroughly lovely and knowledgeable young lady...

The airport you landed at is where my favourite beach is, and I will always tell people that Caernarfon is my favourite place in the world. Also had a flight in an aircraft from that airport. They’re bloody lovely. I don’t know about you but just when you think Wales can’t be any more beautiful once you see it from the air it just exceeds everything

that looked like great fun 👍 what a lovely young lady Emily seems

Emily is 👏 amazing

Oh wow ❤️ So glad you enjoyed your time here.

The aircraft was built in 1977, in France by a company called "Reims", under licence from Cessna.

@blackporscheroadster-yw8hb

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Built by the French in 1977? In other words an unreliable death trap.

Omg - how amazing!! Thank you Emily!! Snowdonia is my favourite place - I had tears streaming down my face watching that... Come back soon guys - you're so lovely - I'm sure there are hundreds of viewers that would love to be your guides and facilitators for the day... xx

@pilotbreadstick

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awe that is lovely to hear!

@midwestamericans3806

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Yes we've had quite a few hours, been very impressed with your guys generosity!

I’ve been waiting for someone to take this initiative. Thanks guys you rock 🙌🏻

Hello Ethan and Angela. Wow. Well done to both pilots, especially the captain to be, I am sure we all hope.

This looks like an Awesome day out, you certainly had good weather for flying .... Massive thanks to Emily for managing to take all of you for the flight, I bet you'll those views must havre been Stunning. We will all totally blame Ethan's brother for making Angela have a case of the up-chucks...

@pilotbreadstick

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Yes we all blame Sean the Sheep for that!

Well done to all. I’ve been walking and climbing in Snowdonia national park. One of the best places is Cadr Idris mountains. The views as the mist clears and reveals the green and purple valleys, down below are spectacular and beautiful. It almost feels spiritual. I throughly recommend it to visitors. I I ❤️ the pilot. She is fantastic. She proves you can be anything u want in life. Just go for it .

@brentwoodbay

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It's not mist, mun, it's Dragon's Breath!

" what a cool thing to do" it reminds me of me flying over the Golden gate bridge in a Seaplane whilst looking at Alcatraz prison and the Bay it was fantastic .you really see things differently. Was it better than me flying in a Helicopter around New York city,USA whilst seeing the Statue of liberty and so on..... My profile pic is me sat in a Helicopter as you can see!! Both were very smooth especially with take-off and landing in the seaplane. I could'nt pick which was the Best !! This posting is my favourite, l might be bias? You have made me smile, which l have'nt done since our 'beloved Queen passed away .lots of love and Best wishes from England Xx

What a lovely gesture by Breadstick. This proved to be a very different vlog and so informative. I first flew at age 6 in 1954 in a small plane from Blackpool airfield around Blackpool Tower and back. I stood up all the way because I wasn't big enough to see out of the windows. I have since flown in a Cessna, an Air Atlantique Dakota, a tiny Robinson helicopter and literally hundreds of modern jets of all descriptions. Don't feel bad about chucking up. It happens quite often although I have never been air sick at all. But I was once sea sick whilst fishing from a small rowing boat out of Bridlington harbour. To my shame, I almost threw up whilst on a trip on a canal narrow boat. So always take a sick bag with you on a plane. On a boat you can simply lean over the side and feed the fish.

@pilotbreadstick

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The DC-3 is a dream of mine to fly on! We had a couple in the aptly named Dakota hangar at Coventry :))

As highlights go, that was "high"! You really did have such a memorable trip that you'll be able to bore your friends and families for years to come. Just remember, you've only scratched the surface of the UK. There's so much more to see....................................the ancient Englishman.

Thats very kind Emily. Nice one

What an amazing opportunity! Great job on the video edit BTW.

My husband Paul is 70 yrs old in two weeks and he will be taking his 1st flying lesson tomorrow !!!!

@pilotbreadstick

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That’s amazing! Best of luck to him :))

@darrenjones1413

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Nice 1

What an awesome gesture from one of your subscribers! 🙌👏👏

Great video and great editing, especially the music. It had me memorized all the way through. Top flight and for Emily giving up her time to help you out and fly in the Cessner airplane 👍💯

Shane the Sheep is classic cartoon. Your kid will love it.

@colibri67

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Shaun the Sheep is a humorous title, considering the statement that "The sheep was shorn", which happens to suggest that the sheep's name was Shaun.

So exciting... I love to see a good cwm (or use the word!). How lucky are you my cariad x

This is really cool. Good reaction guys. Made me smile a lot.

For anyone who's never flown in a light aircraft, it's like being in a Mini Cooper at 4,000 feet. A lot of pilots are only too happy to take people up for an experience because it helps pay for the fuel and gets hours under their belt as pilots. Give it a go!

Wow what a fantastic suprise for you all. Snowdonia is beautiful but what a stupendous view you guys got! Brilliant.

Cool. Probably the best way to see Snowdonia. Big grins all round!

This has to be one of the coolest videos you've uploaded. What a thrill it must have been. I especially liked when Emily reminded Ethan's brother that there was a mountain ahead! Well done to all of you, and a special thanks to your flying host Emily.

What a fantastic experience. The looks on your faces were priceless.

Wonderful highlight for your visit.

Beautiful views. Topped off with what looked very like a Dakota taxying behind you right at the end.

@uncoolmartin460

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(Avro Anson G-VROE based at Sleap airfield)

@markborder906

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@@uncoolmartin460 Thank you. I have just watched it again, I didn’t catch the nose first time. A Dak would have been good, an Anson is even better.

@uncoolmartin460

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@@markborder906 Agreed and I wasn't sure at first, nice to see one still flying. Airfix used to do a great little Anson kit.

@markborder906

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@@uncoolmartin460 I think that’s a kit I had but never made, possibly in the loft somewhere.

Vomiting inside a very small plane. That's one to remember.

awesome Emily

What an amazing video ! How kind of Emily. Sorry you were sick Angela xx

You kept that quiet! What a surprise. Love you two.

That must have been a lovely surprise for all of you. Some fantastic views for sure, i'm surprised a bit of turbulence made you so sick. I haven't flown since 1971, coming home from Ibiza on a night flight. We hit a terrible storm over the sea, and the aircraft nearly did a roll over. That was it for me, never again ever lol. Great video folks keep em coming.

Thanks for sharing this. I got my private pilot license when I was in my 30s. (I'm 75 now.) I only flew a few times on my own before I moved and didn't continue flying. So this was an exciting video to see.

What an amazing day. I haven't done it for quite a few years but flying a small plane over the countryside is a great and new way to see the landscape. I had a flight instructor who loved to point out Roman and ancient features features that could only be seen from the air. I've also flown out of Renton, WA with my old man in a Cessna 152, which was amazing, especially flying up to Mount St. Helens a year or so after the eruption.

Brilliant and well done to the pilot.

A friend of mine was also sick when she went in a similar plane with her brother-in-law. You are certainly not alone.

what an achievement and what an experience ...... so so lucky for you and us that you could record this

Fantastic, superb, magnificent, absolutely brilliant video. I love seeing the patchwork of land below and your videography was great as always. Sorry Angela was shouting for Hughie 🤮 (Billy Connolly reference). That was a really nice thing that Emily did. Loved the Q & A, I think I remember the show she was talking about with female airline pilots. I'm sure she will realise her dream. Thanks again for yet another stunning video. P.S. Well done to Ethan's brother for clocking up some flight hou.....minutes.

@uncoolmartin460

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"Weak stomach?" "Nah, I'm throwing it just as far as the other guy" (Kenny Everitt)

Fantastic! Emily was clearly such a lovely funny and ambitious person. What a great opportunity. You really had just the most fun in the UK. And Angela's interview technique was spot on 😀. I don't know how you filmed from outside into the plane. Totally awesome. 🎉✈️🐑🐑🐑🐑

@pilotbreadstick

Жыл бұрын

awe how sweet! GoPro max, it’s their 360 camera that i mounted to the wing strut :))

@matc6221

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@@pilotbreadstick Oh hi Emily! A cunning plan indeed😉. Greetings from near Cardiff 😀

Wow Snowdonia from the air. Thanks to Emily. Amazing

Great video guys. Emily seems like quite a character and an awesome pilot. Good to see my native county of Shropshire getting some attention. Angela sorry you had air sickness.. I took a glider trip recently and had the same issue. I was mortified at the time but can look back now and laugh about it (not sure the pilot would feel the same way!) ps is it just me or does Sean sound just like Chris from Family Guy 🙂

Yet another stellar video from you guys. Said it before you two are so damn likeable. Love watching you two.

Oh wow how thrilling - glad you all experienced this

Stunning. You are so lucky.

What a wonderful treat!! I wish I could have been there myself

Amazing video! So interesting. Great interviewing.

What a treat, shame about the air sickness.

Wow. So cool. Thank you Emily ❤

What an amazing thing to do, I bet you loved it and how lucky 👍

That was lovely for her/them to arrange for you :)

Well done for getting your first commercial stripe , you are awesome xxxx

I can see them mountains from my home town Runcorn England, I have a great view of Snowdonia and the Welsh mountains in the distance 👍✌️

Outstanding 😍 What an amazing experience.

Very nice, well done Emily for you very kind action.

Amazing Emily!

I had lessons in a Piper tomohawk, there was a UK road Atlas slung behind the seats.😁

No wonder the inside of the aircraft is looking a bit tired, it was manufactured in 1977 so is now 45 years old. The young pilot said you learn things all the time. Lesson for today obviously, in future take along a few sick bags, just in case!

@emilyx33x

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100%! In fact, I did a similar trip for a neighbour and this lesson came in very handy 👀

Emily I am super impressed you have your Night and did you say you have an IR ? good luck getting your commercial. wishing you all the best.

@pilotbreadstick

Жыл бұрын

Indeed. I have night and just the restricted IR for now. Going back to full time training next week to smash out what’s left :))

Ahh Sleap Airfield. I had flying lessons there in 1990. I live in Telford now but was in the RAF at Shawbury at the time.