Husband: Lands through tense crosswind Wife: Unimpressed Husband: Washes Dishes Wife: Very impressed

@rnzoli

3 жыл бұрын

Husband: Prepares for engine start-up Wife: Are we there yet?

@cruizerdan71

3 жыл бұрын

Way too funny 😂🤣😂🤣

@LoungeFlyZ

3 жыл бұрын

this guy knows how to husband.

@R...A...I...GAMING

3 жыл бұрын

Captain sir are you which country staying.

@Sinpsycle

3 жыл бұрын

@@rnzoli :D

Ryan, taking your wife along on this flight reminded me of the first time I took my wife up in a Cessna150 after I got my PPL, over 40 years ago. It was a short, smooth, scenic flight. After we landed, I asked how she enjoyed the experience. She said, and I quote, "I don't see how anyone, in his right mind, would do this willingly." (BTW, we've been happily married for 61+ years.) So, "To each his own". Blessings to you and your family.

@testing7802

3 жыл бұрын

my husband just began flying... i went with him a couple times and was motion sick both times.. don't get it lol

@yukon4511

3 жыл бұрын

This woman clearly had other "attributes"!

@jackrichards1863

2 жыл бұрын

Since you told that story I am reminded of it by this flight also. Chelsea looks in an airplane like I feel on a ship. I just want to disembark and have it over and done.

@dennisperkins1146

2 жыл бұрын

Mine said the same thing, and then dont ever ask me again.

@klausbmj

2 жыл бұрын

Congratulations to your long decades of marriage 💑. 👌

Well that explains why Ryan's always so clean-cut lookin, I figured you just lived above a Supercuts lol

@kev81scott

3 жыл бұрын

Great comment 😂

@silasmarner7586

3 жыл бұрын

In the most respectful way, she's quite the looker..

@cwtrain

3 жыл бұрын

@@silasmarner7586 I mean, they both are. Persons of similar attractiveness tend to pair up. Weird. Anyway... Airplanes guys, amirite?

@donc9751

3 жыл бұрын

Now we know why his hair always looks great!!!

@chelseafarran

3 жыл бұрын

The funny thing is he actually cuts the sides of his hair every week. I only cut the top when it gets too long.

Pilot Husband: Not sure if we can land with crosswinds at 7 gusting to15 knots. Wife: Sorting her gift bags to give to friends when they land. Absolutely Epic!

@peteheymes259

3 жыл бұрын

Ja, das ist so,!, Perfect Comment! Frauen sind anders (women are different...)

@stephenbull2026

3 жыл бұрын

That’s what I was thinking !! 🤣

@tomkoopmans1799

3 жыл бұрын

@@peteheymes259 also, there are female fighter pilots

@Austin.D

3 жыл бұрын

she must have a lot of faith in him Lol

@kd5nrh

3 жыл бұрын

Wife understands enough physics to know plane can land in any conditions. Survivability is husband's problem.

After the scene of tribal dance around the lawnmower, I can't look at mine the same way I did before...:)

@jamesburns2232

3 жыл бұрын

Did it make your trigger finger a little itchy?

@claudiaperfetti7694

3 жыл бұрын

Soo funny. Soo true!!

"81 on base and turning at the tree". It must be a very prominent tree!

@edmoore3910

Ай бұрын

It's the one with landing gear stuck in the top. 😁

Man you've got it all, lovely Lady wife and commercial pilot flying in beautiful countryside. For sure it doesn't get better.

“Yes, darling. Very nice landing. Now get out and mow the grass”.

@JonBiddell

3 жыл бұрын

That would be my wife

@swordofgabriel

3 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

Wow! Quite a landing. Choked up a bit when I saw the joy of the locals when they saw the mower. Thanks for sharing.

@MissionaryBushPilot

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

Only times in a pilot's career where your senses are at their highest: Your first solo, during your checkrides, and when you fly the fam. Here's to verifying you ran the same checklist 4 times and find yourself still in doubt as to whether you ran it or not. XD

that reallt struck a chord with me where she points out that back home its normal for people not to have time to stop and talk, or any time at all. ive lived in communities that are much more about people than money or time and i really that especially now with lockdown. you can be poor as a church mouse but live a happy life in the right environment.

Your wife sounds similar to my wife - no interest in flying. She loves the utility of airplanes, but has no desire to learn to fly. Even when I was teaching 'co-pilot' for sig-others class, she just didn't care to learn all the technical and procedural stuff (which I love).

@LRyan-li9wr

3 жыл бұрын

Greetings from Canada Howard Williams! I'm a wife and a pilot ! Hubby flies too. I was a Tow Pilot, flying a 180 Scout, towing gliders out of a 2,000 ft. grass strip with hydro wires at one end...lol But the landing in this video is not one I'd like to try anytime soon that's for sure. I must say though, that in my personal opinion, every power pilot should become a gliderpilot first.

1. Extremely well manicured runway for cutting it with bush knives. 2. Nearly trimming the trees on final, eliminating need for more equipment. LOL! Great flight and landing!

@MissionaryBushPilot

3 жыл бұрын

The missionaries had recently bought a couple of tiny little push mowers because they couldn't keep up with how fast the grass grew

@karlhouseknecht

3 жыл бұрын

@@MissionaryBushPilot That's still awfully impressive work for tiny push mowers! Love your content, and your mission.

It's really sweet to see how grateful the people are that they would do a dance because of the new lawnmower.

that approach was insane....

23:22 "and turning at the tree..." *whilst flying over a forest*

@richarddriggers9791

3 жыл бұрын

Angus the one I really got a chuckle out of was when he was preparing for takeoff and he indicated his target was 40 knots by the time he reached the marker that turned out to be a tall banana tree.

@rossilake218

3 жыл бұрын

Hey! When in the jungle.

I am a private pilot who really enjoys going along for a ride on your flight videos! Thank you!

Good morning to Mrs. Missionary Bush Pilot, pleased to meet you.

Ryan,,, It was nice to finally see your wife and to hear some of the questions that people have. The villagers were so excited to get the new mower...thank you for the work you do to help these fine people out.

Beautiful couple in a beautiful plane in a beautiful country!

@jack-buckhilll5428

3 жыл бұрын

well said, buddy!

The Approach to me was chilling. OMGGGGGG. U're a amazing pilot!!! Congratulations. All the best to u and wife. A hug Rio de Janeiro, Brazil!!!!!!!

9:53 that's actually one thing that i love of living in a not crowded city, like the outsides of Costa Rica. Dude, we live so quiet and peaceful here. haha

I loved the lawnmower, deal, score👍

It's nice to have your wife along. I brought my wife and son on the YWAM Liberty a year ago and they loved working as a medical missionary. I really enjoy the welcoming ceremony, and with your blog I get to see a lot of the highlands that our ship is not able to visit. Keep up the good work!

Serious case of job, plane, life envy. Great video.

HOLY COW, what a runway!!

Great job again Ryan and nice to see your wife on the plane ✈️ with you. and nice lawnmower for them to mow with, well have a good one Ryan and your wife see ya next time see ya bye.

That was an awesome landing and their reaction when they got the Lawnmower, hahaha, amazing. Your wife is lovely.

Just a few comments. I am not a pilot but I find your videos very enjoyable. Your videos are truly professional. The several cameras are great. One thing I find startling is that the amount of work you must do to be a Pilot is really amazing. I had no idea that there was so much to do. Thank you for what you do. Let me respectfully add that you are one LUCKY MAN to have such an incredibly personable and beautiful wife.

@howardstimely327

Жыл бұрын

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Flying in and out of those mountains has got to be some high pucker action. I'm a retired Air Traffic Controller (35 years) and I was getting tense just watching the video.

@sl5311

3 жыл бұрын

I know, especially right over those trees!

Great video. Nice to meet your wife, a lovely lady with a beautiful smile and great outlook on the material aspects of life in the U.S. Mentioning the youngsters all walking around unaccompanied brought back wonderful memories of my childhood years in the 40's and 50's. Yep, I'm an old guy that misses the simpler life of days gone by.

I can't imagine mowing the field with a home-sized mower. No wonder that the tribes people celebrated the arrival of a brand new commercial mower!

@PNGIslandVIBES

3 жыл бұрын

Haha, they cut the airstrip near where we live by hand with grass knives (Sarips)

My wife is also Chelsey. I want to take her flying really badly but its just so expensive. I'm glad you two get to have these experiences. Especially in a country as cool as PNG.

@bobsondugnutt2762

3 жыл бұрын

Your wife is also Chelsey??? That is quite a bombshell to drop in a KZread comment... unless you just meant that she is also named "Chelsey".

@rjkore5229

2 жыл бұрын

2nd wives are a PNG thing... how did you know? ( just joking...I am PNGean... don't come at me...lol)

Great to meet your wife. So true about the pace of life in the U.S. vs. so many other places in the world. Keep it up Ryan!

Nice to see she’s so relaxed. Signs of confidence in her pilot. 👍

@chelseafarran

3 жыл бұрын

Yes absolutely!

Just loved meeting your wife. Please tell her that 50 years ago in Boroko there were a couple of boutiques that sold the most beautiful clothes and sandals. I bought all of my clothes there. Also in Steamies they had the best modern furniture you could imagine buying all the way from England.. So we had back then boutiques, our house furnished with English modern furniture and the real flokati rugs from Greece, we wanted for nothing. Those were the best days before independence. For you Ryan back then no trash littered the streets or anywhere. It was so clean.

@TheNWaite

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed with most of what you have said @Juliereid . I recall when they opened the new multi storey Brian Bell Shopping Plaza in Boroko and people came from everywhere to marvel at the escalators as they had never seen moving steps before. There were only two sets of traffic lights in the entire city too.

It was nice to meet Chelsea. She doesn't seem as comfortable in front of the camera, it was nice to meet her. She should do more Q&A's in the future!! Take care and stay safe Ryan & Chelsea!

@MissionaryBushPilot

3 жыл бұрын

I plan to bring her on more flights in the future

@tomkoopmans1799

3 жыл бұрын

@@MissionaryBushPilot Would she agree?😀

Great meeting your beautiful wife, Ryan! You two really make a good team together. Appreciate your mission work in Papua, New Guinea, as well as the awesome footage of your flights!

Husband battling 15kt crosswind on short runway within hills and an abundance of obstacles, while wife wraps Christmas gifts. I love it! My hubby, who has zero interest in aviation, would probably be busy looking at an auto trader while I’m making that landing. 😂 Your wife is adorable and obviously has a kind heart ♥️

Ryan, this is the one time Chelsea can’t complain about your “driving”. Make the most of it! And Chelsea, I can’t believe how laid back you were going in to that particular strip. Kudos 😀

I really appreciate the quality of your video's. I know how much time it takes to put into your videos. Being an aviation fan I enjoy your uploads and hopefully i get back to flying and finishing my private pilots lic.

Very nice video, Ryan! It was great to meet Chelsea and hear about her impressions and experiences. Very scenic! Great crosswind landing!

Good to finally meet your better half! When I was in PNG, I remember having to get some of the girls in the dorm to cut my hair since there were no barbers. Chelsea has a good important ministry. Also, when I left PNG, I took the best clothes that I had, but they were not in style here in the U.S. Felt awkward. I've been in aviation for 35 yrs., and my wife isn't interested in aviation either. They say opposites attract. Excellent videos! I hope to be able to jump on board and financially help with some of the needs. Thanks Ryan for showing more of your ministry. God bless you both.

Your one hell of a pilot, and u make the job look easy ,I get the adrenalin rush just watching u, how u can keep the camera rolling and give us commentary in these hairy conditions ,its lovely to get the inside of what u guys really do ,well done

I always feel like I have been on journey just watching these - fly safe, keep safe - Thanks

Hi Ryan, another great vlog post. I was surprised to see you taking off from Kundiawa Airport because a few years ago when I was there, it was closed. When you take off and see the big mountain to your right on the other side of the Whagi River, my village is at the back of that mountain. Also, a nice change to have your wife on board and to hear a different perspective on her experience of PNG. Greetings from Dublin and keep up the great work 😊👍

@MissionaryBushPilot

3 жыл бұрын

Very cool. I think in 2016 they finished it

I really enjoy these videos. As a long time private pilot with low hours I am really impressed with your methodical processes like setting your speeds and planning ahead what you will do if you have an engine out on takeoff. I want to be more like that.

I have another Chelsea. Sleeps most of the time. I found myself uttering that famous flying phrase as you came up to the Threshold......WHOA! It looked a bit hairy. Yet another great video of a beautiful country! Many Thanks Ryan.....and Chelsea!

It is generous of your wife to share this with us! Thank you! Very interesting video as always. I always thought you have the sharpest and best looking haircut of all the KZreadrs out there (really) now I know why! 😃

Great Video! Nice of you giving us a peek into your family life.

Glad to see Mrs Pilot glad you two get to be together. Tell her we appreciate you producing these videos

Man, what a life you guys have. Cheers. Thanks for the little personal life perspective.

Thank you for your hard work and channel!

Very nice to meet your wife. You and she seem like great folks. I have great respect for what you do and you guys seem to have it together. I've been watching your videos for quite a while - my father was on New Guinea from 1943 to 1945 . He was technically a machine gunner/mortarman but loved flying so he would sub for gunners on B-25 when he rotated to the rear. Other than being shot at, he loved it.

Very Nice to meet the Family !!! Welcome to the VLOG Chelsea! ;-)

Sooo! Where did you learn how to fly? Must have been military!!! But very professional!!! So valuable skills!!! GOD BLESS! FOREVER!!!

Dancing from pure happiness for finally having a lawnmower is actually quite moving

Awesome flight! Your wife is a keeper! Reminds me of my wife. Cool, calm and collected! Fly safe and fly often!

That looked so sketchy coming in over those trees….. damn. I’m guessing that’s where the “bush-pilot” comes into play.

Fabulous flying! The terrain is simply amazing with a runway in the SKY. Your living the dream.

Enjoyed the flight...and meeting your wife. God bless!

Good Morning to Mrs. Ryan from Waxhaw, NC near the JAARS facility.

Hi Chelsea, nice to meet you finally. I hope everyones new year is safe healthy and happy.

I was flying this region in FS 2020 just the other day, trying to find the location my father had to land on a river bank on the Yuat river. I only have his description of flying through the Yuat gap on his way to Wewak from Wapendamanda, and a few slides that he took at the time. So seeing the area in real footage was awesome. Thanks for your videos Ryan!

Wao.. they were so happy For the lawnmower ♡ And I see presents for them♡ Blessings for you and your wife!!!

Awesome video ryan, keep up the good work :) and the few last seconds before touchdown, i thought o boy the trees are getting very close.

@MissionaryBushPilot

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I came Ina bit lower than I normally do. With crosswinds pushing you around, it's not as easy to have a stabilised approach the while way down

Thanks for showing the delivery! I was just about to request more interaction with the locals. Love the content, keep it coming.

Very cool flight! Thanks for sharing you're family.

Beautiful country and this brings back lots of memories of my work time there. I can't believe how calm you are with those super challenging bush runways. Yes PNG is nice because the materialistic lifestyle is not there. People there enjoy a food gift over anything else. I'm wondering if Talair is still operating in PNG.

@RajeshRohan

2 жыл бұрын

Where is this place located?

@leokimvideo

2 жыл бұрын

@@RajeshRohan PNG is just above Australia, it's our nearest neighbouring country.

@rjkore5229

2 жыл бұрын

Talair is no longer operating unfortunately...

Thank you for sharing this. One of the bumpiest landings I have watched of yours and your wife just sat through it with ease - yep, she trusts your abilities. Great landing. Blessings.

Lovely couple! Another awesome video! Thank you!

I don't fly was a dream of mine but the wife and I cruise the Harley through the old country highways through the ozarks. It's much more pleasant when she comes along. My best wishes to you guys.

My dad had a Taylorcraft BC12D when I was a kid back in the 60s. I enjoy planes but never wanted to become a pilot. I have the Carravan on my Micro Soft Flight Simultor and I have a heck of a time flying it without problems. The J3 cub isnt too bad. Speaking of Cubs they make the Cub Crafters in my home town of Yakima Wash.... I enjoy your vids...wonderful scenery.in New Guinea.

Hey Ryan, nice having your wife for the ride along. She had steely nerves on that landing. By the way, great job lining up on final approach.

@samiam9059

3 жыл бұрын

looks bored.

I recently found these fantastic videos after reminiscing about flying in PNG while living In Palmalmal East new Britain Peace Corps volunteer in the 90's. My flying stories with my kiwi pilot friends were not for the faint of heart! We now live as teachers in Malaysia and have wanted to take our children back to PNG to explore, though are worried about the safety. I enjoyed seeing your wife and to know you have children, so it must be somewhat safe. I might have to rethink a visit!

I love your channel. I'm a truck driver and feel like a pilot sometimes. Beautiful family ❣️

re: clothes not available in PNG. When we were in Kenya 2005-2007 there was a huge assortment of high quality used clothes (mitumba) available. It was surprising how often they still had Canadian "Value Village" tags on them. I think Kenya got better stuff than what they keep in Canada! Of course the huge availability of imported cheap clothes absolutely destroyed the local textile and clothing retail market.

Good to finally meet the boss lol you know it's true I BELLY laughed when she got the question do you worry about Ryan while flying she was like uhhhhhh no she's a character

The shallowness of the approach is wild. Any significant negative performance sheer and you're grabbing those branches. Wheeeeeee.

Thanks so much, Ryan for your work there and offering your video...Looks like a wonderful location to fly...

It's always a bonus to have a supportive and a beautiful God given partner 🙏💕

Totally stunning views. It was a delight to see the wife.

"The Lawnmower" series was really excellent. Thank you for introducing your wife. Great work!

Welcome on board Chelsea. It's so amazing that you're accompanying your hubby on this flight. Powerful yah. 🙏💪🇵🇬

Close to those trees on finals Ryan. Your wife is gift indeed, very pretty too. No wonder the "go fund me" took a while to secure that mower, it's a beast. Really loved the 3D footage over the runway near the end. God bless you both.

@MissionaryBushPilot

3 жыл бұрын

Thx for watching

Great questions Patreon guys! The follow-on video shows the medical clinic where the solar will be and an interview of the guy that runs the place. I'm glad I joined.

That landing was fun to watch. Brings back alot of memorys. Training with my Dad. We would go up on windy days just for fun as he would say. I watched the video with the control surfaces moving many times. Some people might not fully understand how busy you are. Both hands and feet all doing seperate things at once. You dont think you will ever be able to keep up with the plane in the begining. Practice Practice Practice. Thank you for the very interesting videos.

It was nice to meet your wife, Ryan. Glad you were able to finally deliver the lawnmower. Thanks for posting. 😎👍

Wow! What a beautiful valley! That landing was awesome, nice and smooth despite the cross wind!

@MissionaryBushPilot

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks 👍

@qbi4614

5 ай бұрын

@@MissionaryBushPilot Please subtitle the names of the locations so we can find them

My wife and I served as missionaries in East Africa for 11 years. It was great to "meet" your wife and get her perspective. Living in another country and culture is both a blessing and a challenge sometimes. I pray blessings for you and your family. I flew with our Baptist 210 Turbo and Grand Caravan in Kenya, Uganda, South Sudan, and Tanzania. It was an awesome experience. Enjoy your time PNG as you make a positive difference. Blessings.

@MrSkytime

3 жыл бұрын

When were you in Tanzania, David? I spent 18 months there in the 1980’s (Dar es Salaam).

@idili2010aci

3 жыл бұрын

@@MrSkytime only flew into Dar and Iringa, but lived in and around Nairobi flying out of Wilson airport with our Baptist mission pilot, Chad Tilley.

I totally love the dash 8. I took that plane many times from Charlotte Douglas to Greenville South Carolina . it was a only a 20-minute flight. It was a little noisy , but the propellers landing gear everything was caught on my iPad. The flight attendant was as good as any Delta flight attendant

You are an awesome couple sir, just awesome. Another example of precision flying and with a wife who has confidence in what her husband does. That is awesome as well. Take care and God bless you both.

Stall warning right at the threshold... doesn’t get much better than that! I’ve seen dozens of your landings and I’m always in awe of your skills as a pilot. Lots of fun to “meet” your wife too... :-)

@MissionaryBushPilot

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks

Hi Ryan - nice meeting you Chelsea - PNG bush pilots are in my prayers - shalom from the Western Cape.

Great video again. Thanks from the snow, cold and worrying career politicos.

Seeing the Happiness and Joy from the Villages is Priceless. I grew up in the Highlands as a Boy. Love your Videos.

Awesome flying as usual brother, nice to meet the Wife Cheers to you both!

Crazy, that plane looked like it was almost kissing the trees on the landing.

@questionableidentity1

2 жыл бұрын

i had to rewind it a few times to see if it did hit, and if it didnt, how far it was

Oh hey Capt! Thanks for adding a Chimbu video! Good to see the wife all smiles on your flight. Stay safe 🤙

Nice to see that you are both enjoying the moment!