Cirrus SR22 Acquisition and Flight to Bahamas 

I can't wait to do it again. I'll have a much better idea of the procedures. Ill also be ahead of the airplane instead of behind.

@@bdschaaf Im still a low-time newly minted PPL thats in search for his first SR22 as well... Did all my training in Cirrus and currently renting... Ready to make the leap into ownership. Just discovered your channel thru COPA. Diving into your videos. Happy holidays!

@@faisalsultan892 Hopefully you can find some value from the videos. At a minimum you can see some really fun places to fly to.

The flying wasn't the hard part. The Cirrus is more docile and a bit quicker. Transitioning to the Garmin Perspective is what took a while. It took me about 25 to 30 hours before I felt comfortable with the avionics and glass panel. I much prefer to fly the Cirrus over a 182.

@@bdschaaf Thanks

They were simulated. We did transition training over a few days as we were bringing the Cirrus back to Ohio from Florida. We covered all of the simulated emergency situations during the training.

It was hours of video that I was trying to condense. I cut to the parts with talking and sped up the parts without talking. I was limited to one camera and was newer to editing. The batteries died multiple times along the flight home and was doing the best I had with the videos I recorded. I agree it could have been better, but it was limited by battery life and storage.