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Robin Miller (1940 - 75) was a famous, heroic Australian nurse & aviator who brought life-saving, aerial medical assistance to remote, outback Western Australia, including flying thousands of miles, solo, distributing polio vaccines. Come learn about her & join in on some of her flights. Hope you enjoy. Cheers.

Hi, Part 2 of my RIAT 2025 videos, the flying displays https://youtu.be/DOXfS6apsbg?si=GeSVtb-ErSl45pjr Cheers Jon

Timestamps: Introduction 0:10 Flight Management Entries 1:19 Departure 3:45 LNAV Captured 5:34 Cruise at FL180 6:26 Top of Descent 7:02 MARNR 7:37 BOANE 8:22 NEHOS 8:53 GRIFY Approach ON 9:35 HELZER Glide Slope Captured 10:29 Gear Down 10:54 Autopilot OFF 11:45 Landing Replay 13:40

Hi guys, First video from the 2025 Royal international Air Tattoo, RAF Fairford last Sunday, the static displays https://youtu.be/-mQFis2cI1w?si=HF86qoUbzoHt5ado Cheers Jon

In WW1, the top fighter pilot Ace, with 80 kills/victories, was Germany’s Manfred von Richthofen, The Red Baron. He was finally shot down & killed, in his bright red Fokker Triplane, but who did it was debated until 1969. Even now, there may well be ongoing differences of opinion!. Hope you enjoy. Cheers.

*Spoiler*: I landed on the wrong runway 🙂

Hi Everybody, Welcome aboard, this is a Qantas Airways Flight (flight number 123), with nonstop service from Wellington (NZWN) to Queenstown (NZQN). We depart Wellington via runway 16, ATVEV1Q departure, cruise at 38,000' and arrive in Queenstown via ELRUV4A arrival, RNP-Z approach into RWY 05. Multi Engine Failure on our way into Queenstown. Using: X-Plane 12 | ZiboMod B738 | SayIntentions AI | Flightdeck Solutions Fixed - Base Procedural Trainer | Home Cockpit

Hi Everybody, Welcome aboard, this is a British Airways Flight (flight number 1454), with nonstop service from London Heathrow (EGLL) to Edinburgh (EGPH). We depart Heathrow via runway 27R, UMALAT1F departure, cruise at 28,000' and arrive in Edinburgh via INPIP1E arrival, ILS/LOC approach into RWY 24. Using: X-Plane 12 | ZiboMod B738 | SayIntentions AI | Flightdeck Solutions Fixed - Base Procedural Trainer | Home Cockpit

So this week, what with the Tour de France now in full swing, I thought why not combine flight-simming and cycling in a weird sort of way. As a result I'm gonna do a small number of fly through vids in the sim following stages in various points of the 3 week event in different parts of the country. It's a gorgeous country to view from the air, and the TV coverage is often taken zoomed in from choppers not far above the race below. Le Tour started on 5th July this year in the Hauts-de-France region in the North East tip of France. The first 4 stages were all in this region with the opening stage a loop around Lille itself. This video covers sections of the Stage 2 rou…

Australian Sir Sidney Cotton (1894-1969) in WW1 pioneered the famous SidCot flying jacket, rear-facing machine guns, & upward firing guns to take out Zeppelins, & in WW2, aerial spy reconnaissance photography, & special camouflage & speed enhancements for Spitfires. He was a colleague of Ian Fleming & part-inspiration for Fleming’s James Bond character. Not bad for a boy from outback Queensland, Australia. Hope you enjoy. Cheers.

At the suggestion of an Administrator from the “Sim Out House Combat Flight Center” website, here is a video on heroic George Preddy Jnr, the world’s highest scoring Ace in P-51 Mustang aircraft from WW2. Hope you enjoy. Cheers.

Hi Fly in supporting the Mirpuri Foundation campaign “Save the Coral Reefs” painted its A380 aircraft with a special-themed livery, aiming to reinforce worldwide the message of sustainability and protection of the seas. The airline joined the project in cooperation with Mirpuri Foundation, Hi Fly’s principal sustainability partner. AkzoNobel provided the design livery to personalize the project. The chosen aircraft was an Airbus A380-800, the biggest commercial aircraft in the world, which is now painted on both sides, one side in dark blue displaying destroyed corals contrasting with a light blue side representing a pristine ocean with colourful and healthy marine life. …

Hi Everybody, Welcome aboard, this is a American Airlines Flight (flight number 1902), with nonstop service from Oklahoma (KOKC) to Dallas Ft. Worth (KDFW). We depart Oklahoma via runway 35R, MUDDE3 departure, cruise at 23,000' and arrive in Dallas via JOVEM6 arrival, ILS-LOC approach into RWY 36L.

Introducing Moose Flight Chronicles! Join me on a very bumpy flight to trace a heart in the sky over my home city of Burlington, Ontario, Canada. Timestamps Introduction to Sky Art 0:09 Start up 1:29 Departure 4:04 Tracing the Heart 6:00 Landing 16:53