HARD LEFT Deviation - Severe Storms in Florida
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- čas přidán 23. 08. 2020
- Florida flying in the summer almost always involves avoiding severe storms - this day was NO exception!
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Those Florida controllers are always the best at helping to get through the weather. Can never compliment them enough.
Can’t agree more. Flown down there a few times. Those guys and gals are top notch.
Can confirm, Florida weather sucks, especially if you live there. I've heard multiple frequencies, and ATC was pretty good
Holy crab butt thats some busy flying lol. Good job Josh and great controllers. Y'all are tops. Stay safe and healthy. Drink a beer for me to.
Tallahassee Approach was most helpful my last round trip from central Florida to west Alabama . Able to help us through some storms building in the area and we stayed visual, all the while instrument flights were deviating as needed left and right of course. Good video and typical of Florida summertime flying.
Yes they are. Always saying how well they do to get us into MIA
I'm glad to see you mentioned the Nexrad time delay. All too often pilots believe the Nexrad data is fresher than it actually is, which can have fatal consequences.
Chris Odom - so true
This should be required viewing for anyone wishing to brush up on their Weather Options and Challenges.
One of the most informative videos I’ve seen coordinating with ATC to deviate around weather 👍
Great video as always Josh. challenging Weather always make it an Interesting flight... No matter what plane you're in!
Your First Officer is just killing me right now. Great humor!
This is tricky but my god the cloudscape is stunning. Cloud caves, cloud mountains, cloud valleys. Amazing, wow !
Great example of using ALL your inputs in aviation decision-making. I recently had a similar experience flying between cells out of the Bravo at DFW. On-board NEXRAD is good, ATC input is better, but staying in VMC and using your peepers in conjunction with the first two is best for avoiding convection disasters. Kudos to ATC maintaining flexibility on your flight. I thought our TX controllers were the best, but those FL folks sound every bit as good!
I'm based at SGJ and yes JAX ATC is awesome and helped me multiple times navigating around weather.
The transition at 8:06 made my heart sink for a second, as I thought the wing had violently dipped right after you said "it's not super bumpy right now".
As always, appreciate your humility and thick skin to be able to actively share your mistakes and things you wished you did differently. I always learn from your videos.
Josh, you’re blessed to be living a life that enables you to do this. Wonderful that you channel that into something that’s both entertaining, and most importantly, educational to others who can benefit from it. Keep up the great work and enjoy every minute of it.
Ironically, I recently posted a video “Ruston, La to Wichita, KS; Flying in IMC” where I did just as you suggested and that was wait in the ground for an hour or so, storm calmed down... a lot!!
Been playing MSFS2020 and was talking to people. They recommended your channel. So, this is my first video and I am glad they recommended your channel.
16:18 that shot of you going thru those clouds tho!
Balls of steel!!
It has taken me a couple videos to realize that is Otto from Airplane! in the right seat
Nice touch, my friend, nice touch 😎
This was a most fascinating flight. I really appreciate your clear communication with ATC. Safe landings.
Really interesting to see and hear your decision making and ATC work going on. Also, I love how smooth and controlled your landings are!
Josh, as always great video and amazing videography. Was great to see your work with the controllers and working the problem calmly. That landing you were really working the yoke, but just slid her onto the runway smoothly...very nicely done. Thank you for sharing all your videos with us. It is always informative and keeping all of us thinking about everything.
Complacently (and overconfidence) kills. Glad this all worked out in the end.
Great video Josh, thanks for sharing. I learned a ton and truly respect your ADM and honest synopsis. You help make us all smarter and safer. Thank you.
I appreciate the talk-through during your flights. It is a learning experience for me.
This is gold - great learning opportunity for the rest of us as well as y'all.
Great instructional video using actual weather footage! Keep em coming Josh:)
Excellent video and a great description of what you were doing. This is one of your best! Thanks for sharing.
Josh this was one of your best videos by far, for me at least!! Excellent ADM while navigating all those TS, you were calm yet methodical when picking your way through the buildups. I was really pleased to see how ATC was so accommodating to making sure you and all the other planes out there were safe. Gave me greater insight into flying IFR. Thanks
The FS 2020 weather engine looks lit.
I love your videos and this one particularly. I'm a new private pilot and had a similar xcountry flight through lower GA with ATC and many diversions to maintain VFR. I questioned my plan once but knew that I had the 180 in the pocket, then everything cleared up.
I definitely learned something that trip and gained confidence in my abilities/adm through my post flight debrief.
Thanks and safe flying!
Thanks Josh, nice to see one that wasn’t clear and a million. Getting to see ADM from other pilots in helpful.
I love your call sign just flows off the tongue.
Very helpful controllers, I enjoyed watching you fly through all that, thanks!
It was just beautiful to watch the decision making moments!
Great video Josh! Lots of good information for summer time build up flying. Well done!
Great videos. They are a wonderful learning tool.
Well done...that was good experience for you and all us others...agree too many cells and yes they move fast here in Florida..
This video is soo good!!! Love how professional you are!! I almost have my PPL and your vids have helped so much!! Love all the informative tips you give!
Hats off to ya Josh--one hell of a great job buddy!! Really enjoyed the vid, your experience showed on that flight man--good job!!
Hey Josh, you got a shout out from Premiere1Driver on his last video!
Josh, good decision making underway and excellent coordination with ATC. Thanks. Wayne
Josh, love your channel and videos! Your trip reminded me of a trip I took in a Cirrus a few years back from PDK to South Georgia and I used the same techniques to stay out of the weather. The Mark 20 eyeball is still the best WX avoidance tool. Thanks for sharing your experiences, techniques, and strategies for cross country flying.
Awesome 👍. I learn a lot .
Thank you so much for the video.
Fly safe and God bless
gotta say, this channel has changed since I last watched however many years ago that was and boy, it has done nothing but reignite my interest in learning about flying and getting my pilots license.
Very intelligent flight. Good job explaining your intentions and why! !! !!!
Great video as always sir. Can't wait to see the rest of the trip home.
Great to watch.
Safe flying is a mindset. Thank you!
Once again timely for me...working on my instrument rating, the checkride is about 3 weeks out. Watching you go through your setup as you briefed that approach and set up the 430 was just the best. I’m flying with the exact same panel as you through the checkride. Thanks again Josh Flowers!!
Excellent presentation in Florida “popcorn-like” storms. I am based at KSPG and summer time flying across the state is very challenging and always changing. Depending on the cloud deck, it is sometimes better to be 500’ feet below the cloud basis to see and navigate the showers underneath them. Lower allows you to be in quick access to the many airports throughout the state.
Thanks Josh, your cross country videos like this are the best because everybody encounters a change in plans and we like to hear what you go through during your decision making process. Keep up the great work.👍
That shiny paint looks so good!
Well done video and very informative. Thanks.
Love the "Airplane!" pillow. Just moved to Florida and this is awesome for a little introduction to summer flying here!
Excellent video Josh.Thank you.
Thanks Josh for providing yet another outstanding aviation video !! One of your BEST -
Fantastic video, great explanation of the situation, great controllers! Well done sirs.
Great video Josh! Lots of nuggets of good information. Thanks!
I had a similar flight like this about a year and half ago and man those controllers and amazing! They truly save so many life’s a day!
Great video josh, thanks for sharing!
Great video. Thank you for sharing. God Bless.
One of your best videos in a while. Love the IFR tactics and weather avoidance. I know you had some regret about the flight, and glad you were safe. However, it allowed for a ton of learning from your viewers. Keep up the good work.
Youre one of the reasons i started loving GAflying again .. am back to doing my ppl also much love from Kenya🇰🇪
10:58 Preach. Absolutely Right. Air traffic controllers (terminal radar and en route) can only work based off information they see on their scope. The weather radar on their often comes from different sources than what a pilot might see, the most useful of which (to the pilot) is their windows. TRACONs and the control floors of centers don't even have windows, let alone windows where they can see the weather a pilot is flying towards. They can maybe see their car in the parking lot on a break if they're lucky.
This is a perfect example of exactly how pilots and controllers should work together. Goes for any situation. If you're issued a speed restriction that you don't think you can abide by, or isn't within the limitations of your aircraft, advise the controller. Communicate that. Controllers work hundreds of different aircraft types and can't be experts on all of them. Perspective matters, and if you have a different perspective and make a decision based on that as the pilot in command, by all means do it and communicate your intentions. Great stuff here!
This video is so good, nnot a pilot yet, but this is good experience to share to others ! Love your mindset !
One of your best, thanks for all the work
Great video Josh. Thanks!!
I love how he says "we" even though hes the only one in the plane
i recently realized that I do that too.... funny thing is that i'm an A&P mechanic towing an aircraft across the airfield.
@@2AMech It's you and the machine. We. Seems fine to me. Btw I have been doing the same thing so I guess it's just a thing we do.
Well he does have Otto flying right seat 😃
@@keepyourbilsteins haha thats true
@@keepyourbilsteins " That is right .... you can never go wrong with Otto on the co - pilots seat ..... very reliable 👌 👍 😁😆🤣 🖖 Boa Sorte ... "
Love Pensacola. Lived there for 3 years during my navy days at NAS Pensacola. Wish I could remember what the airport was like. that was over 30 years ago. Great flying as usual Josh.
This was a great video and very good to see how easy it can be to work with ATC.
Nice one Josh and very educational. Thank you !!! 😎👍
Great to see ya going to Pensacola, I haven't been back there since 2012 but now that I am a pilot and working on my IFR and looking to buy a plane in 3 weeks, I might need to do that as well. Those afternoon storms here in Central Florida are wild:) I can't wait to see your next adventure!
I Love the really technical videos of your Josh there always my favorites
One of my favorite videos yet! Great job Josh!
Wow! Those were some nasty storms! Glad you made it through without any major issues! PDM is tough.. but my instructors have always told me one thing... "Its always better to be on the ground wishing you were up in the air, instead of being up in the air wishing you were on the ground." - Great video Josh! 🙂
Epic! Great job. Definitely a great learning experience.
Ahh Florida in the summertime. Totally agree with staying visual but for me it would have been another night at the holiday inn. Kudos to ATC those guys are awesome.
Another outstanding learning video. Camera and audio superb. C.T. is always a big help in these situations. Yes, it's pretty up there but very deadly. Always, happy landings.
The thing I like about your videos is that you verbalize your thought process. As a student pilot, I *really* appreciate that.
Great video... really enjoyed it.
Well handled and well done Josh, all the right moves and staying cool and calm under pressure.
Yep I agree you deserve a beer after that, take care, stay safe, regards, Chris.
Goosebumps when navigating that weather with atc
Welcome to Florida weather! Thanks for the video!
Great controllers and a great pilot can produce an outstanding result. As always, a great video full of lessons.
Yay finally another vid 😁 🥳!!! Love you and your vids Josh!
Really cool and very informative video! Inspiration to keep working towards getting my instrument license!
I was excited to hear that you were uploading today. Been waiting, and might I say the wait was highly worth it!
Do you think Josh is cute?
Laura Vanderbooben I have met Josh in real life and I have to say he is a super nice guy. 🥰
Very helpful, appreciate!
All my flying has been out here in the PNW, and out here it’s generally either raining everywhere, or nowhere. You can kinda steer around weather, but it’s stuff like “avoid the Western half of Oregon this week” or “everything from Mt Jefferson to Mexico is IFR for smoke”. Thunderstorms are rare enough that there’s not much reason to be within 100 miles of one. This Florida stuff looks absolutely outrageous.
I liked the time you said gear up and Miles says "you wish". Implying you ain't got gear up kind of money. LOL!!
Your radio work was impeccable on this video, Josh, with you and ATC working together perfectly. Neither ATC nor you wanted to force your authority, but simply talk through it and get the job done safely .👍
Im just a regular subscirber and fellow pilot. Sure I fly aerobatics and compete but the experiences, weather and community that you guys have and that you share on you chanel just makes me want to set the heading bug westwards! Absolutley a stunning capture!
Nicely done, good job taking the large deviation.
You always inspire me to fly anytime i watch your flight videos. Bro you're a genius! Born to do this. Hope to link up with you one day.👍
Great flight, thanks!
Actually surprised you left into that rad picture. A Good lesson learnt for all of us.
Wonderful stuff great job man
I live about 5 mins. from Apopka/Orlando air strip! You probably flew right over my house.
Always great videos! Very good!
Great video! Loved the maneuvering.
Very interesting. Working with ATC was amazing. Good team work.
Awesome flight and narration !
Wow really good ATC! They really spend a lot of time analyzing
Good vid, definitely agreed with that 90deg turn to the left, personally, I would have said unable direct to that fix they gave ya because it more or less took ya right across / through that area, but again, you obviously realized this and hence the “let’s make a left 90 deg turn to avoid” 🤙🏻👍
OMG, Your "OTTO" pillow kills me 😂🤣😂🤣
Amazing job, beautiful landing!