Aviation YouTube Channels
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Capt. Geoffrey Thorpe
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Tailwheel town has a nice hand propping video http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUspopq8PIDPnilNzFO_YtQ
Cute stuff on Popsdory http://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3RRfHeH93uxjw8ZgY8U_yA
Someone having way too much fun http://www.youtube.com/user/taildrgfun/videos
Of course there is avweb, AOPA air safety foundation, and stuff like that too.
Cute stuff on Popsdory http://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3RRfHeH93uxjw8ZgY8U_yA
Someone having way too much fun http://www.youtube.com/user/taildrgfun/videos
Of course there is avweb, AOPA air safety foundation, and stuff like that too.
Archammer
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Here is a collection (or a mix-tape for all my cassette generation) of my favorite aviation videos on youtube:
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=FLOtl0M98lQNMha8hW-1nlKA
These are my favorite aviation Youtube channels:
Guido Warnecke
MZeroA
BruceAir
Golf Charlie 232
The Flying Man
Rodrigo David
Pilot Todd
N311LS
Pilot Mike
Lancair 360
Flight Chops
Mr Aviation 101
Cirrus SR22 Pilot
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=FLOtl0M98lQNMha8hW-1nlKA
These are my favorite aviation Youtube channels:
Guido Warnecke
MZeroA
BruceAir
Golf Charlie 232
The Flying Man
Rodrigo David
Pilot Todd
N311LS
Pilot Mike
Lancair 360
Flight Chops
Mr Aviation 101
Cirrus SR22 Pilot
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Howard Wilson
Line Up and Wait
Historical footage and newsreels. Check out 'Bomberguy' 's channel. Sorry can't load the link.
fiveoboy01
Pattern Altitude
Most of those are on my "subscribed" list as well.
DanielH
Pre-Flight
Not directly aviation but has a lot of informative and pretty cool videos on turbines:
http://www.youtube.com/user/AgentJayZ
http://www.youtube.com/user/AgentJayZ
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Capt. Geoffrey Thorpe
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Nice wheel landing in that Ford...
MultiMediaWill
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alfadog
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Check out my channel. I will be getting a bunch more of those old FAA videos up soon.
https://www.youtube.com/user/badgyro1/videos
https://www.youtube.com/user/badgyro1/videos
timwinters
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What? No TonyAir recommendations?
MultiMediaWill
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I'd have to mix in a few more crashes to be relevant. :wink2:
Personally I like https://www.youtube.com/user/jeanrouge1972
Tons of videos that made my life easier.
Tons of videos that made my life easier.
Flying_Nun
Line Up and Wait
steveo1kinevo
Dick Rochfort
Cinco Boatworks (because his CFI is this guy
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Cinco Boatworks (because his CFI is this guy
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ktup-flyer
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mraviation101
write-stuff
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Here's a video I just uploaded last night about Class D communications.
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orange
Line Up and Wait
ircphoenix
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+1 to MzeroA, MrAviation101 and Guido Warnecke.
farminpilot
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This guy does excellent quality vids in his piper archer.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCs3M-gaOPVsfOMBFYlpo-Aw
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCs3M-gaOPVsfOMBFYlpo-Aw
I have my group of favorites, including Mr Aviation 101, Guido and SteveO, but often look for topical offerings. One that has been pretty good for that is the Social Flight channel. Their offerings tend to be recorded webinars that are long and, like many long seminars, have repetitive and boring parts. But overall they've been pretty good for learning and reinforcing discrete things.
So, for example, I have on my YouTube Channel a playlist for Ed Williams' two-part series on the Skew-T chart.
And one I recently came across is a seminar presented by a Continental Motors tech guy on engine management with a focus on leaning LOP. This is a link to Part 1. Kind of boring to me but parts essential to an understanding of Part 2, although I think for many who understand the basics, Part 2 might be good on its own.
So, for example, I have on my YouTube Channel a playlist for Ed Williams' two-part series on the Skew-T chart.
And one I recently came across is a seminar presented by a Continental Motors tech guy on engine management with a focus on leaning LOP. This is a link to Part 1. Kind of boring to me but parts essential to an understanding of Part 2, although I think for many who understand the basics, Part 2 might be good on its own.
ktup-flyer
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captmoonbeam is another one
