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He is asking for feedback folks!....

Latest update. 3 dead. Airplane was out of Bishop Airport in California. On approach to Nanaimo when it went down. The pilot was experienced, and an instructor/examiner in Canada. https://vancouverisland.ctvnews.ca/3-people-dead-in-gabriola-island-b-c-plane-crash-1.4725979

Details are still very scarce. Don't know much about it other than some speculation based on flightradar and eye witness reports... I will update when I know more.

Apologies if there is already a thread... sounds as though an Aerostar went down on Gabriola Island in BC. Weather was nasty last night. No survivors, not much information yet. Looks like the airplane was out of California...

Sometimes working at the airport has its advantages, I was happy to witness the first electric commercial aircraft take flight today. They have a long way to go with regards to range and useful load, but still interesting to see a company putting its money where its mouth is and moving in this...

Nice. No prop blur, plenty of heat blur to make up for it.

They have a bleed air heated intake, and of course inertial separator.

One of the best looking airplanes in my opinion. Love it.

The 4 engine jet is going the way of the Dodo. I am not sure who is doing analysis on their business model... however I would bet money this won't get off the ground. The only model I have heard that MAY work for old 747s is having crowdsourced ticketing. What this means is they have to have...

Dude, there is a group of pilots here talking about this guy because WE ALL share the airspace with him... or we are underneath him. I don't care if hes nice, or not... he is putting himself, his pax and people on the ground at risk. This generates discussion on a forum about flying. He is...

This can only end well.... Yikes, I hope no one gets hurt.

THANKS... For watching.

I have to wonder if someone is going to flag these videos and this guy to the FAA or an inspector? Also, pretty sure they landed with no landing lights on. From experience, PC 12s light up the runway like crazy... lots of lights.

I like this airplane. A colleague owns one. They are very structurally strong.. I believe there is an advertisement of them rolling it. Pretty fast too, and looks great.

Not looking for a fight, genuinely curious if this group thinks this is a good move, or overkill. I can take this down if people aren't happy about it... I didn't voice an opinion or take a side, simply curious what other people who are in the industry/hobby think!

This is out of the North, Air Canada... I am sure it is not far from a US carrier near you. Thoughts? No more "Ladies and Gentlemen" https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/air-canada-gender-neutral-trnd/index.html

Thats funny, I was looking at that yesterday. They stick out like a sore thumb. I also watched a few of his high speed taxi runs. The ailerons are fluttering back and forth as he rolls down the runway. Not sure if this was him on the stick,or aerodynamic motion... yikes. I sure hope that...

Lol... using youtube comments to get information... perhaps the least reliable source of truth.

Why even fly in real life anymore!

The "discussion" has already begun with the wife about a new PC..."but honey, you need a new computer to work on.... Yes it needs to cost that much to run the Microsoft Fl...I mean office software" Used to be a big fan of FSX... looks like I am getting back into the hobby.