Great video! I used to live a couple of blocks from Ft. Lauderdale Executive. Became a Private Pilot in 1975 and used to fly the Islander in the Caribbean with a friend flying from San Juan PR to Culebra, St. Thomas and St. Croix. I love that little plane!. Due to health reasons I no longer fly, I'm 69 Now. But you can be sure I fly the Islander in the simulator!
A great take off and landing & talk back, l always like this kind of video whare you can hear the pilot talking to the people in the control tower, well done lads - great video very enjoyable.
Amazing! I want to fly the Islander in MS FS2020. You said the reduced climb power at 500ft agl is 25in and 2500 rpm, but what are those two numbers in the cruise please? Thanks :)
@MarekMarciniak love the bn2 video, as I'm flying that dame bn2 in msfs, same route. What is the rpm and manifold in descent? Any help please, thanks !!
@@MarekMarciniak I'm glad you saw it also. Something was up there flying with you for sure. They don't call it the Bermuda Triangle for nothing you know, lol. Anyway, thanks for posting and sharing your flying life with us.
@@johnnyrocco There is quite a few birds that fly ~5k feet like this but the way how dark and out of focus this is it almost makes me thing it's some thing inside the cabin, furball from the jacket or something like that.
Great video! I used to live a couple of blocks from Ft. Lauderdale Executive. Became a Private Pilot in 1975 and used to fly the Islander in the Caribbean with a friend flying from San Juan PR to Culebra, St. Thomas and St. Croix. I love that little plane!. Due to health reasons I no longer fly, I'm 69 Now. But you can be sure I fly the Islander in the simulator!
A great take off and landing & talk back, l always like this kind of video whare you can hear the pilot talking to the people in the control tower, well done lads - great video very enjoyable.
As somebody who recently got X-Plane 12 and the BN2A videos like this are truly inspiring for flight routes!
I love this plane. Great video explaining what you’re doing. I fly this in MSFS and your video helps me out!
play this in msfs too, its great to get some pro take on things :D
Fast taxi…interesting to note.
This is my favorite plane in MSFS and I really enjoyed your descriptions of flying it IRL. Subscribed for more of your great videos!
What a great job 🙂
Lovely! Living the dream bro keep it uppp!
Thanks! Will do!
Absolutely phenomenal!!.
thanks !!
I'd rather do that than fly a 747 for Lufthansa. What an awesome job.
25 years ago same, but in a 402, and based in FLL…! Thanks for the memories!
You bet!
That’s a nice shirt
Hey! Awesome video - how long does that flight from FL to Treasure Cay take? and do you guys operate any other aircraft other than the BN2 Islander?
Ho, it takes about 1 hour and 15 minutes and no, the company only uses BN2's.
Amazing! I want to fly the Islander in MS FS2020. You said the reduced climb power at 500ft agl is 25in and 2500 rpm, but what are those two numbers in the cruise please? Thanks :)
23 inches of manifold pressure, 2300 RPM
@@MarekMarciniak thank you so much 😊
@MarekMarciniak love the bn2 video, as I'm flying that dame bn2 in msfs, same route. What is the rpm and manifold in descent? Any help please, thanks !!
Why do you cruise so high? For safety over water?
mainly to take advantage of stronger tailwinds, to stay cooler or just for a smoother ride.
Marek, are you from Czech republic?
I am from Poland
@@MarekMarciniak i fly on a piper m600 in Europe. czcams.com/video/iX3ksFrDouQ/video.html I’m from Moldova
Is that a bird at 10:51 or ufo. I didn't think birds could fly that high.
wow, what the heck was it ?
@@MarekMarciniak I'm glad you saw it also. Something was up there flying with you for sure. They don't call it the Bermuda Triangle for nothing you know, lol. Anyway, thanks for posting and sharing your flying life with us.
@@johnnyrocco There is quite a few birds that fly ~5k feet like this but the way how dark and out of focus this is it almost makes me thing it's some thing inside the cabin, furball from the jacket or something like that.
wow, just like msfs, atc is a bit better though🤣