Buzzing the ocean in a Light Sport Trike! (Pacific Blue Air)

Thanks to Henry Boger, Pacific Blue Air staff, and Ryan Bomar for making this video possible. It was a real treat and awesome journey creating this project. Flight booking information can be found at www.pacificblue...

[@SBAV8R]

I used to live next to Hawthorne!

[@robbalboni4179]

wow! this looks like a blast! simple but I'm sure a lot of fun to fly. rob

[@LoveJT8D]

rob balboni They definitely look like a blast to fly. Also not much obstruction of view.

[@SBAV8R]

Wow, I learned so much! Nice video!

[@LoveJT8D]

Glad you liked the video! If you're still in the SoCal area you should try them out. I haven't flown on the Revo yet, but definitely want to try it sometime.

[@channingburton7476]

20,000 Feet WOW...I'll Say that Backwards WOW. The kicker is that is Class A airspace requiring a IFR clearance...so I guess back down to 17,500' East Bound. I like it, just a bit more than my PA-24 / 180 cost me.

[@LoveJT8D]

Channing Burton I was definitely amazed by the max ceiling of this bird. Quite a solid aircraft for its class.

[@khwaac]

I love the music

[@LoveJT8D]

khwaac Thanks. It’s stock music I found on the website Pond5. If you’re a video make too, check them out.

[@seoceancrosser]

That was great! Looks like a lot of fun! Are these trikes ADS-B certified?

[@LoveJT8D]

Thanks! Would definitely like to go up in one myself. Regarding the ADS-B certification, if you go to evolutiontrikes.com click on the "Revo" model and you can access the aircraft operating manual. There you'll find information regarding the GPS system however, I didn't see any mention of ADS-B. Hope that points you in the right direction. The folks at Pacific Blue Air will be able to better inform you if their trike navigation system has any add-ons etc...