123. Один день из жизни корпоративного пилота в США

Greetings to all aviation fans and dreamers! People used to romanticize pilot's careers thinking that their profession is full of adventures, pretty stewardesses, new cities, and countries. But! It is also full of irregular working hours, constant need to wake up early in the morning, not being home for two weeks in a row even on children's birthdays, bad weather, some flight incidents, etc. Pilots' high salary is justified by a high-level responsibility for passengers and crew, and the above-mentioned incidents, and the knowledge that should be obtained and developed. This is all about the life of a business jet pilot and charter airlines. And we present you a day in the life of a light aviation pilot. P.S. There are some surprises in the video as I've faced the engine shutting down at the very startup for the first time in my career. Stay tuned for more :) In this video: 00:00:01 In this video 00:00:41 Morning routine of the US corporate pilot 00:04:24 Departure to the airport 00:05:46 Airport, FBO 00:06:44 Pre-flight preparation, aircraft refueling 00:15:00 What happened to the engine at startup? 00:16:13 Taxiing and departure from White Plains, NY 00:19:36 Flight over Manhattan, New York 00:20:31 Flight to Palm Beach (Palm Beach International Airport) 00:29:17 Palm Beach. 00:30:34 Preparation for the second flight. Dinner 00:34:39 Pre-flight preparation 00:38:51 Departure from Palm Beach to Philadelphia 00:47:22 Philadelphia, PA 00:49:18 Final procedures after arrival 00:50:52 What actually happened to the engine at startup? Working day results 00:53:59 Hotel 00:54:54 Russian bath in Philadelphia 00:57:55 Dreaming about vacation About this channel: Hi! My name is Andrey! And here I will provide you with the latest aircraft reviews, interviews with pilots, private plane recommendations, plane maintenance prices, and waaaaaay more! You will find here everything on light aviation, as well as on how to become a pilot, buy your own plane, and obtain a private pilot license. Subscribe and stay tuned :) Contact @skyeagle.aero for training in SkyEagle, and - [email protected] for personal questions and the acquisition of aircraft in the US.