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Timestamps: Intro and Departure 0:06 Welland Canal 2:16 Niagara Falls VFR Sightseeing Procedure 3:38 Over The Falls 5:36 The Landing 8:36

Upon receiving my long overdue Honeycomb Charlie Rudder Pedals, I threw together this SUPER QUICK unboxing video. Apologies for the wind screwing with the audio. I was really excited and just wanted to get this out.

Australia, through the Australian Royal Flying Corps in WW1, but mainly through the Royal Australian Air Force in New Guinea in WW2, spear-headed the initial development of, what is today called, Forward Air Control (FAC) for the precise & safe application of close air support. Come see the history of how this happened, while flying a range of different aircraft in MSFS. Hope you enjoy. Cheers.

Hi, made a mad dash after work yesterday morning to get to RAF Lakenheath to see the F-22s departing. Got into the viewing area at 4 am, glad i did as by 5 the whole area was absolutely packed!!! Glad i made the effort though as we were treated to 33 departures in 90 minutes!! I was really only doing photos, so the video is mostly "stick the camcorder against the fence and hope for the best"!!! came out better than i expected to be honest 😁 https://youtu.be/iOtfl6THrko?si=Da8rKOBEytXxA0gJ Cheers Jon

Hi Everybody, Welcome aboard, this is a Republic Flight (flight number 4457), with nonstop service from Raleigh, Durham (KRDU) to LaGuardia (KLGA). We depart Raleigh, Durham via runway 23R, BEXGO 5 departure, cruise at 35,000' and arrive in LaGuardia via PROUD 2 arrival, ILS/LOC approach into RWY 22. Using: X-Plane 12 | Zibo Mod 737-800 | SayIntentions AI | Flightdeck Solutions Dual Fixed Based Trainer | Home Cockpit Boeing 737-800. "Hope you enjoy the ride"

Go-Around at Algiers:

Hi, Here is part 2 of my video from the 2024 Royal International Air Tattoo, the awesome flying displays 🙂 Cheers for looking Jon

HI, Video from RIAT '24, part one, static displays https://youtu.be/kaiJD6GGWBc?si=1A4Q7x7fsfzaHb61 Cheers jon

The de Havilland DH82 Tiger Moth (UK) was one of the most popular aircraft of the 1930s & 40s. Many have survived to this day as classic aircraft & continue to be popular. Come learn about its history, see it in action in MSFS, & enjoy some real footage at the end. Hope you like. Cheers.

Both Laminar Research and TorqueSim updated their wares, so I had to see how they improved them. Over the course of flying to New Haven to check out some fresh custom scenery, I point out how busy the sky can be when using LiveTraffic, I raise my glass to a fellow aviator dealing with a medical situation, and get a complete surprise when I'm in Long Island Sound. But before any of that, I open with a ground-level tour of StevePHL's render of Philadelphia.

Timestamps Introduction 0:11 Airport Details 1:48 Pilot's View Four Mile Final 3:30 New Crew and Departure 6:28

Thanks for looking. Herman

made this video a few years ago