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Had he missed anything?

Lynx Air

Maybe, but in this case ended up with a buttered landing with all passengers happy😀

Its all safe, dont worry

The copilot is actually flying the airplane

@@flymax The co-pilot is in the right seat. It looked like the pilot was flying it. Are you saying that the copilot is flying the plane and holding the camera at the same time?

@@johngallagher912 the copilot is pilot flying. You can see his right hand on the yoke and the left hand on the throttles. The third person in the observer’s seat is filming the video.

Yeah mate, I love it) thanks

True, I love it)

Hello, check out the last video in the channel, I have explained what is it😀

Haha, yeah, tries to save you from overspending with the cost of your license)

Welcome! I used drive a truck as well before I got myself into aviation) What are you driving?

Woow I'm surprised you've driven a truck before. I'm driving Mercedes benz 1848 , I work in Europe

@@transporder that’s a nice one, with comfortable suspension, but the sleeper is quite small) I like the look of it) I’ve driven a Mack cement truck in Canada)

actually comfortable for rest, I love the mercedes truck and it is very handsome 😉 It's fascinating, my friend, that you became a cement truck driver and then an airplane pilot. You have great landings while flying and I think this means you are successful in everything. Being a truck driver and a pilot are twin professions that require living away from home. you have moved on to the second stage 👍🏻

@@transporder Yes, once a driver always a driver, we just change what we drive/fly:)) Thank you mate, be safe out there!

Thanks, yes I did

@@flymax That's great to hear!

Oh yeah, 💯 % realism)

Contrails

Indeed) trying to catch up with the DreamLiner🫶

@flymax So sick!!! Keep up the great work 👍

@@wingflexyyz thanks mate

Yes I did, flying an Airbus now)

@@flymax good ! Jetlines ?

@@Robertchow1234er yes

Correct, as of now they only operate Airbus, but they have 50 Boeing 737 MAX on order and have sims already.

@@flymaxThanks for replying! Didn’t know they had 50 on order, will be interesting to see how it will work.

@@jeremyrestrepo3066 yes, I liked their training center. It’s actually pretty busy, I know they rent it out to other airlines, but I’ve also heard that they have started training their own pilots.

Yes, unfortunately. Hope you didn’t buy tickets. Not flying yet, but just got typed on Airbus:)

@@flymax That is awesome! What model of Airbus?

@@johndemerse9172 A320

Beautiful, the goal of the video has been achieved🙏🏻❤️

Thank you🙏🏻

Thanks a lot!

Controller mean contact departure when airborne

Good stuff, congrats! You can work in USA provided you have FAA license and a work authorization. Also, a good idea to consider a flight training in 🇺🇸

thank you)

Hello to New York from Toronto and Pompano Beach;)

thank you William

Thanks a lot! We will definitely will fly again. Have you started your flight training yet?

@@flymax Soon! I actually have intro flight in June. Flight schools seems realy busy with lots of students. Wish me luck!!

@@deppi Congrats, that’s awesome news! What flight school have you ended up choosing?

@@flymax Durham flight centre. So far i had good interactions with them. Also not bad commute to get there for me . Let's see how the intro flight goes.. Thinking of starting online ground school prior to starting flight training. .

Wow, that’s amazing to hear! Where are you doing your flight training?

@@flymax out of KHWO with wayman Academey

@@flymax Out of KHWO with wayman Academey

@@NYCRONFX Nice, we fly out of KPMP:)

Thank you Bruna!) Is there a topic that you would like me to expand on?)

@@flymax I'm a newbie, so aerodynamics and anything about the 737 😄 I took a trip to Canada last year that completely changed my life. Long story short, I decided to leave everything behind and become a pilot. I'm still a Biomedicine student but I'm getting ready to move to Canada and start my flying journey. There's an aviation course at the University of Waterloo that I'm interested in, after 4 years students graduate with a commercial license, which is great. Anyway, your channel is one of my favorites to learn about aviation!