flying into OSHKOSH 

As someone who knows nothing about aviation, I love how you're basically taking a road trip in a plane with your friend. It's just so cool to me

Giving the lady a friendly "goodmorning" is a positive way to acknowledge and treat a person doing a repeated task politely. Nicely done. Also, good energy

My favorite thing about your videos is that you never stop speaking what you're doing, no matter the presence of a copilot or not. Never stop doing that. Aspiring airline pilots of tomorrow are growing up on videos like this, and you're setting a great example. It was also fun to notice your copilot go from what I thought was just a passenger, to someone you'd hand the yoke to, to realizing that actually she's done this before and indeed you're utilizing that experience. The CRM looked excellent and I'm so glad that videos like this exist for the benefit of us all.

This is what flying is all about. Two mates having fun, working as a team but totally professional.

Love love love watching young women so skilled and confident, flying into Oshkosh, one of the most notoriously chaotic and high pressure approaches, and doing it all as cool as cucumbers, having fun, and absolutely professionally. Like a boss. ;-)

OK, I'm officially impressed AF. Flying through all that intense cross country crowded airspace and into Oshkosh would be stressful for most small plane pilots but she handles it like a Sunday stroll in the park. To top it off she's developed this level of professionalism after flying for only three years! Next goal: ATP by this time next year?

I still remember the first time I flew into Oshkosh with my dad as a kid. It was one of the most organized chaotic events I've ever witnessed. Fantastic!

I have daughters. They’re four. We need more of this so when they’re a little older they can appreciate this kind of terrific content. Cheers!

Thank you so much for leaving all the small things like the checklists and such in the video!! I loved it from a student pilot POV. It was entertaining and educational at the same time! Keep up the great content!

This was such a refreshing example of excellent flying, radio work, CRM. Thanks for being safe pilots and looked like a fun trip.

I love this. It is such a good feeling to see these two young ladies enjoying flying. It makes my heart smile!

Please post more! this is a blast. I have friends that used to own a bonanza and another who had a grass airstrip. These are bringing back some nostalgic vibes. ❤

Great to see you on RU-vid!!! Enjoyed the video a lot. Oshkosh AirVenture was amazing and definitely enjoyed seeing you there. Looking forward to more great content on your channel.

You have wonderful, zen filled aviation vids! Please keep making them! The manner and ability that you speak to ATC is inspirational and educational, and also quite relaxing and pleasant to listen to! Also, your partner for this vid was great! Keep it up!!!

One of the best OSH flights I've seen, you two are an awesome team!

I've flown that arrival several times over the past years, and that was very well done.. Nice job!

You make it seem so easy and effortless while you are flying through bazillion checks while also literally flying like a perfectionist. Great job! Wonderful job on the video editing part as well.

Great video! My son and I flew the Chicago skyline a day or so before you, also in a V-Tail. We had slower traffic in front of us and had to go with flaps to stay slow enough. Your comment on easier to maintain 90kts with the gear down is so true. V-Tails are awesome! Y'all have amazing radio work, knowledge, and flows. Perfect example of professional flying.

So amazing to see young girls having fun, and being so competent on flying. I´ve never been in this event, but I have some friends that fly from Brazil to there in a RV6 and RV9 .

"Welcome to Oshkosh!" Well done ladies. Great series of videos. About 40-odd years ago(!) -- long before cell phones, GPS and ADS-B -- I dead-reckoned my way from Fair Oaks, CA to the Watsonville (WVI) fly-in on a beautiful May morning. Nothing like Oshkosh, but still quite an adventure for a then-17-year old! Apart from the day's flying demonstrations, antiques and homebuilts, and the camaraderie of the other fly-in participants, what I remember most was the temporary tower's instruction (instead of orange dot/green dot): "Cessna on short final, land on the left side of the runway; Mooney behind the Cessna, land on the right!" Compared to my home field, that runway was huge!

I remember many times rolling out and running up just as the Tower was opening. In Tucson, we were always looking for the overnight low temperature to get off the ground with 4 on board. We have so many wonderful shared memories of flying all over the place for weekend trips and whatnot over the years. My last plane was a B55 Baron and I loved it so much but I would have loved to fly yours for sure. She is a beauty. Happy trails.

Welcome to Oshkosh! It’s fantastic seeing my city in videos like these. Thank you!

I have always wanted to fly into Oshkosh so I seem to watch every video of people doing it to try to prepare for doing it myself one day. I think bringing a second pilot and especially one that has done the trip before is absolutely the best case scenario. You guys made it look like a piece of cake. Thanks for the video.

Great job of flying and feedback by each other. Your editing felt like we were right there flying with You! Well Done !!!! Hope you enjoyed Oshkosh.

This video was so awesome ..didn’t want it to end 🤩 thanks Stevie for sharing and the views of Chicago were a bonus …I used to occasionally fly a bonanza v-tail in the army …great plane and fun to fly..

Really learning a lot listening to your radio calls. I love that you are friendly and polite. Don't hear much of that very often. Radio communication is intimidating enough for a new pilot with all the attitude, in my opinion.

Stevie you make Comms and airspace seem easy when it's not. Then you greased the only thing pilots are judged on....the landing! Your inspiring me to get back into the air!

THAT.... was AWESOME!! Good job! I haven't piloted an airplane in about 20 years. This was really nice to see. You are a pro!

Great team, great prep, great use of terrain and I’m sure a great Osh Kosh time. Thanks for the video.

Awsome video Stevie! thank you for sharing the great experience you had!

That was one of the better presentations I've seen. Very well done.

Steller job!! Love the clear radio work. That was always my favorite part of flying.

This vlog makes me even more excited to start flight school. I’m so giddy for my start date. Thanks for filming this!

It is so rewarding to see young women involved and enthralled with aviation.. everytime I watch your videos it brings back memories of flying with my father. In my early childhood packed into the backseat if our old B model Bonanza and heading back to Pistol Creek Ranch. (GOOGLE IT) where we had and still have a cabin. Landing on a narrow dirt strip. My father and his partner have long since passed away. His Partner Dennis owned the Beechcraft dealership in Boise. So we often flew an array of used and occasionally new Beachcrafts which was fun as a kid, everything from early Bonanza's, to twin-Bonanza's, Travel-Airs, and Barons. As a a kid I really liked the Barons constantly bugging my father that he and Dennis should get one of those, having no understanding of the cost factors of a twin. I know my mother always felt more relaxed in the Baron knowing her family had the extra security of two engines. My father flew for West Coast Airlines (GOOGLE them) flying DC3'S for the first ten thousand hours, then Fairchilds F27 for the next 10,000hrs, then by the time I was in my early teens he had moved into the DC9 which he loved, especially the little Dash-10 which had the same engines as the much heavier Dash-30. During all this he had racked up over 6000 hrs in various Beechcraft flying Charters, demo flights for potential buyers, ferrying flights from the factory out to the different dealerships, or aerial photography for the Idaho dept of Aeronautical maping and aerial navigation. So Stevie watching you slowly in time master your Bonanza brings back wonderful memories of my youth that was filled with aviation. If I were to ask my father to pass on any pearls I think he would say, always fully know and understand what yor altitude and air density is. You see the airstrip at Pistol Creek is 4860 ft above sea-level and that's at standard temperature. Now make it 80+ degrees out and your density altitude is over 7500 feet. I've witnessed numerous airplane accidents. His rule was always early morning or very late evening for Western mountain flying. The other pearl is "It's never too soon to turn around and cancel a trip in bad weather." Or as his partner and he use to say who between the two of them had over 60,000 flight hours. "Let's call it quits and leave this to the more experienced pilots!"

And she is back....great work. Great to see you back Stevie. Hope you've been well. Another good flight. Cheers from Australia.

This deserves more views. Oshkosh is a chaotic approach and you both made it seem like a cake walk. Great video.

Awesome video! I’m glad I found you here. I flew into Oshkosh for the air show in 1993. Was an amazing, fun and educational experience. I use to fly out of AnnArbor and your videos bring back great memories. Stay safe!!!

when confidence matches abilities, you both refreshing

Absolutely loved every minute of this video, Thank You Stevie

Love your videos. Your positive attitude + cool music = good vibes. You've inspired me to learn to fly - a long overdue dream of mine.

LOL at all the frequency changes during the flight following and then the whole thing with the other aircraft trying to get theirs back. That was hilarious. I love the camera angles as well, how they highlight different aspects of the flight. Fantastic video, it shows how much fun you can have flying while staying safe at the same time. This is what flight is all about. Having fun.

Awesome video, you guys crushed it. Chicago skyline part was epic.

Great job Girls so proud of you two.

OK that was really cool to watch you two coming into Oshkosh. I've only seen a couple of your videos but your focus, communication, and attention to detail are really impressive. I always learn something watching/listening to good pilots.

Love it ladies! You two are super professional and will do great things! Great job!

Great video. Hope you had a great time in Oshkosh. I've lived in the area my whole life and while the traffic sucks for the locals during AirVenture, it's still a good time.

Thank you for sharing that adventure. Great video!

Happy that you were able to make it to Oshkosh this year!!! I live in Green Lake and absolutely LOVE watching the traffic going to EAA!! I hope you both had a wonderful time....

The ATC traffic is so helpful for me as a new student pilot. Thank you!

When attending Airventure, I've watched a lot of planes land but this is the first time I saw a landing from inside the cockpit. Nice smooth flying! I would have freaked out with all those planes around me! LOL!

Fun to watch you fly your beautiful Bonanza. Love to see you landing. Thanks for sharing.

This is SO awesome!! What a great trip. You girls rock!!

You two are a great team! This was cool.

Awesome job! Great radio skills and overall piloting! You two work great together!

Ladie's ,you handled that so professionally and smooth, very well done!

Awesome video! I love flying the V-tail Bonanza. Wonderful airplane, and 21C is absolutely gorgeous! Keep up the great work!

That was very good! My mom was a pilot at your age in the mid-1950's and I still have her Sectional Charts! I used to live in Oshkosh and worked as an ultrasound technologist at Theda-Clark Hospital in Neenah 2008-9.

"This plane is stressing me out, they're right behind us." ... "There's multiple planes." Welcome to Oskhosh!!! :)

You two did awesome! Great team! Hope you had fun at Oshkosh.

Wow, that was great. High-workload, calm-as-cucumbers!

Insane amount of traffic at Oshkosh during this event. Hats off to ATC and all the volunteers that make this happen.

Nice first arrival at Osh and great teamwork ..

Very cool. Enjoyed vicariously flying with you to KOSH.

I saw many of the fly ins (I live and work near EAA), but never knew what they entailed for all of the aviatiors, so this was really cool to watch!

i just moved 30 minutes away from Oshkosh and hadn’t heard of EAA until this year, so cool to see this!

You’re an inspiration to my wife and kids. Awesome channel! Love the vtail!

Excellent job Ladies. Thank you for the video

Great job, ladies - and great video! Thanks for sharing!!

Great video, great flying, I love how the steering controls can move from one pilot to the other, I wish my car could do that :) plus the v shaped tv antenna on top is a plus:)

Very professional flying. Really enjoyed the whole video.

Amazing videos, I definitely learned a thing or two from watching and was entertained, too! I hope your channel keeps growing!

Awesome video - so nice to hear all the ATC communication! Well done!

This video on TikTok completely sparked my interest I’m glad I found it here! I’m hoping to start my journey into getting my license this week! Cheers from TX!

This is so awesome. I would love to go to EAA but as a low time pilot I don't have the confidence. You two were fun to watch!

Loved this video and watching the two of you coordinate the flight together!

What a blessed life you are living!! I admire your skill and talent! Live well young lady!!!

From a guy who has been flying 45 years, this is an impeccable example of radio work! Y’all need to train You-tuber Valerie in N1879L on how to speak concisely with ATC! Also, you did a great job of airwomanship!

Love to see all the cool personalities in aviation. Keep it up ST

More of these please!!! You girls are awesome!

That was FUN! Totally beats watching TikTok’s of Alabama Rush Week.

I hope when I start teaching as a CFI I have students as cool as you. Just looks like you're having so much fun. Nice flying!

I'm very inspired by your flight vlogs. I hope you still continue to fly.. Stay blessed!

Brilliant video! Gave me goosebumps at the end!

Had to pause somewhere around 12:16 @ safely touching down, "not that I had any doubts of an unsafe landing", just was compelled to voice my totally awesome experience flying with you girls! Continue the safe flights & I will be subbing to enjoy more, thanks!

I’m glad I’m not the only one who forgets who I’m talking to and just says “approach” 😂

This was a Fantastic voyage to ride along with you on. I remember flying up to EAA with my Dad in his Kitfox. It was pretty crazy with all of that air traffic but we made it. Thank you for sharing your adventures with us.

Great job ladies, Fun to fly vicariously. You make it look so easy.

Great stuff. You're a pro on the radio!

Brilliant work there. Loved the call out to the another plane landing behind you. "You need your gear down to land!" 😂

Great To see an Awesome General Avaition Flight Video and Subscribed. Ohhh Luv the V Tail good ol ruddervator

I’m glad you filmed how the V-tail Bonanza switches pilot duties and that unique yolk. I always thought that was an interesting aspect of that aircraft.

I began training to fly at age fifteen and when I entered high school, I was an outcast because of it. No one else cared for flying, especially the ladies. I was normal but considered a flying nerd. How refreshing to see these two young ladies and how confident and professional. Where were you then?

After a year, she’s back on that RU-vid grind, let’s GOOOOO 🔥🔥

How awesome to watch your flight. Used to go to Oshkosh back in the 80's.

Love the EAA. Tons of awesome airplanes and awesome people.

lol at the traffic controller "cessna keep decending" "cessna you need your gear to land" lmao

Great video! Love your Bonanza, she's gorgeous!!

Yall did yall thing much respect

Love the video! Can’t wait to see more travels in the Bonanza!

This is awesome please do more videos