Flying Over the Desert & Mountains at 10,000 ft! Michigan to California Part 2 

Couldn’t Agree more!

I fly a 172, but I have never had this much fun!!

It's funny because the plane also wen over your head :p

Same

So true.

you can't say as long as she didn't face real stressful situation.

@@vincego5378 ah yes because flying itself isn't stressful right?

Prob makes more money posting these videos on RU-vid than any airline would pay her.

A woman pilot??? Luckily the autopilot is a man.

@@hoofhearted1833 I’m gonna go ahead and assume you’re single. Maybe even living in your parents’ basement

I just think it’s impressive that you sir were flying planes when you were like 2yo

@@pinetreewolfptw7934 it’s impressive that you’ve survived within human society for this long not being able to distinguish between the literal and the metaphorical

Especially in short shorts, I agree!

Sounds great profisonal from the word go great job .

@@timomomomo969 it's impressive that you've survived within human society for this long not being able to distinguish sarcasm and sincerity (dw I understand some people just don't get it)

😂😂😂

Seriously, what if you mishear a word from that soup?

@@droolpuppy1398 lol we have a whole alphabet and all US planes have a “N” number so the “N” stands for November, then you have your numbers as hers is 5 9 2 1 then the “C” at the end stand for Charlie. before her taking off she is talking to the tower to let her know how the air is and what speed/height she needs to climb too in order for her to fly legally. It does sound crazy when you first learning it and it’s not the easiest thing to comprehend but once you get it down it’s impossible to forget it! hope this helps.

@Taiga and you ‘know’ that how?

@Taiga yall males are bitter and pathetic trying to look down on this lady. where is your proof that women are bad at this ?

youtube recommended a video of a guy younger than me solo sailing the pacific in a 27ft boat and now this girl making amazing flights across the country look as easy as an afternoon jog. I am inspired 👹

she will got the same talent

I completely agree! Such an impressive young woman! We need more influencers like this ❤

i’m a flight student, you have to think of turbulence like your going down a road with a lot of holes in it. it is bumpy but flying is so relaxing!

@@kimmigrace omg you just gave me a more relaxing view. I legit enjoy traveling but every time I have to flight I either take a Xanax or now trying to take cbd cause legit I think that as we take off we might die 😂 I know is silly but my level of stress is ready to fight or flight. Next time imma think this way and try to maintain calm as much as I can. Also tips to control fear are welcome 🤗

@Angelica Galindo I have a severe anxiety disorder, and a huge fear of flying. I would suggest not thinking too much about it and once you take off, take a close look at the view. Think "why am I scared?" Once you have your reason, maybe try googling remedies to kind of calm that fear. I'm so sorry if this isn't very helpful, I tried my best

@@angelicagalindo4840 so it’s kind of funny, i am terrified of heights but airplanes are actually much more safer than driving at any time. also i have anxiety to! i recommend ready or listening to music to help you relax or watch your favorite movie. also as soon as you get seated get organized. take a few deep breaths and relax. i hope this helps on your next travel! x💗

@Taiga You do know there are WOMEN pilots! Dont underestimate women, and you need to know not only women have anxiety, men can also have anxiety.

If you want to keep then alive and healthy I wouldn’t do that. Fly all you want but don’t get them into it if they aren’t already. My dad and best friend are dead From a crash that was not survivable. Dad was F4 F16 pilot and an instructors instructor. It’s all fun until your dead and exploding in flames.

@@michiganwoodsman2199sorry to hear about your loss but that doesn't mean any general aviation plane is going down immediately

@@michiganwoodsman2199 sorry for your loss, but do I not drive a car because my brakes might fail or someone may crash into my car? Should I not go out of the house because I may die from a criminal? I have flown over 5,000 hours in light aircraft and over 15,000 hours in commercial aircraft. Anything can happen on any day but I’m not going to live my life in fear of something that has a tiny fraction of a percentage.

@@chrisroberts3963 I 100 percent agree! Just thinking about your daughters is all.

@@michiganwoodsman2199 Flying is safer than driving a car.

@@alise4041 You took this as a sexist comment? How? Referenced their personal fear of flying and then mentioned her age....Ma gosh people are sensitive over nothing

@@alise4041 I never once mentioned her sex nor does it matter to me at all 🤷🏻‍♀️ I’m amazed more how at her age she’s so independent and learnt such a complex skill! Your comment is completely off topic and irrelevant

@@alise4041 you are the weirdest person I’ve ever come across 😂 regardless of wether female or male it’s a brave and independent thing to do at a young age🤷🏻‍♀️ you don’t know me how do you know I wouldn’t click on the video or write a comment if it was a male 🤔 you clearly have some issues since you’ve commented the same kind of thing on other comments! Just gotta say also never once did I mention how calm she is, I commented that she’d make ME feel calm as someone who’s scared of flying! I think you need to take your head out of your 21st century snowflake arse and get a grip 🙄 you sound like one of these extreme modern day feminists and quite frankly that’s part of one of society’s problems 😴

@@alise4041 You could never be a pilot.

It Appears Alise bailed out……

Of course they do! Or else you will have debris falling into everyone's home

I've been up in my friends plane in the Uk, had none of it, just set off down his field and did a 15 mile loop.

It depends on what she is doing. At the moment I believe she is flying vfr with flight following or might be IFR both of which are really useful when doing longer flights. When you do quick flights and just want to mess around than you can fly VFR and go nuts (out of controlled airspaces)

Keep in mind each video is several hours cut down to just a few minutes by taking out all the silence. We are not anywhere near as busy as this makes it look.

@@jcnt9292 You do know that VFR and IFR has nothing to do with whether the airspace is controlled, right? IFR (Instrument flight rules) are a set of rules you follow when using instruments to fly/navigate, due to not being able to see outside of the cockpit due to weather or IMC conditions. VFR (visual flight rules) are a set of rules you follow during a normal flight when you can see outside, and even night flights do count as VFR in case you're wondering. As long as you can see that your plane is flying straight and level and you can see other aircraft or runway lights from a distance then it's considered VFR. So fog (for low level flying), heavy rain, clouds or flying in any other similar obstruction would be considered IMC and you need to follow IFR. You also have to be rated to fly IFR, that's your instrument rating. It is 100% illegal to fly IFR without an instrument rating unless you are flying with an instrument rated instructor (CFII, Certified Flight Instructor with Instruments) I doubt she has an instrument rating and she is 100% flying VFR. In fact only slightly over 50-60% of private pilots are instrument rated. It costs more money to obtain that rating and as long as you don't have a need to fly into IMC weather then you don't need it anyway.

same

I’ve loved planes since I was little, and have noticed the same. Mostly what I’ve noticed is just that it’s older people, period. I’m happy for all the youth that want to fly and are finding a way to do it. I’m more or less stuck in a work loop (trucker), so I *kind of* live it vicariously through them. I’m just happy to see new faces getting to live that thrill! Hopefully, more people can come in and revitalize, and maintain the hobby.

32:24 balls tb @ 150 eh notice their apu .. brakes flaps - You go girl !!

I think it's awesome to see younger people in aviation too! I do think that aviation will go through a big change once suppressed technology gets released though. Electro-gravitics among other tech will see more people in the air period. Will never replace the manual process of what flying and ICE aircraft is like though.

Wow what a terrible statment to say it like that. Might as well say you support men losing there jobs as pilot's just because you see to many and need to be replaced with women for ascetic purposes alone as it wasn't about the capability but the visual preference. Might want to change your perspective before you take action on others existence.

@@dbitely01 *their* jobs as *pilots* ... *too* many ... *aesthetic* purposes ... *others'* existence ...

I've been flying for 25 years and while I could do it by memory and braille at this point, I do the same thing. Removing stuhpid pilot mistakes eliminates a third of the things that kills people in general aviation airplanes. Avoid them Airfloriduh onff's.

It also makes good RU-vid content.. and better safe than sorry

@@akiko009 Flying for 25 year's, but it must be said, it's disturbing to see many spelling errors in your post.

@@donnabaardsen5372 If that's all you are capable of commenting on, perhaps you could just keep it to yourself.

It is not reality either.

It was butter, indeed.

Get it

After 38 years of flying in navy and TWA thank goodness for check lists!

that’s pretty alarming

Agreed. This is impressive and inspiring.

Evocative and dreamy, thanks for the images..

thanks for the images you put in my head.

I moved out of professional aviation to be home for my kids, but I look back fondly on the experiences of my career as well. I used to do airborne survey -- treetop level flying all over Northern Canada, did a stint in Ireland, Burgundy region of France (I have dozens of photos of old castles and Chateaus), Suriname jungle, and the mountains of Colorado among many other places. So much stunning scenery, many endless hours of boredom in the cockpit, and a few moments of excitement. Great memories but that time is over now.

Now I just need to become a hot girl..

It is indeed very cool.

As a pilot, can confirm if is an amazing experience to fly your own plane. Can’t give details about being a hot girl though as I’m a guy lmao

Same. God I want to learn so bad. For now I’m gonna get a flight sim setup

@@jonahshmona7366 You can do it Jonah. It only cost me $65 to learn to fly and around $4500 to learn to land. LOL

It could be, also, that she doesn't know what she doesn't know. She's definitely good, but I get the distinct feeling that she might be a bit over-confident. It's a very common problem.

​@@-108- that's interesting. could you be more specific why you think she could be over-confident? She appears remarkably well prepared to me, and other pilots in the comments appear impressed with her preparation and thoroughness

I was a controller for over 25 years. Don't look at ATC as the police, look at them as another crew member there to keep you safe. If you are confused fess up, tell them you are green and to rephrase the instruction. If they are a jerk so what? Most aren't and will gladly help you out.

@@thundermustard I don't fly (yet) and hoping to start soon... It's been a dream. I noticed in the video too how intimidating speaking to ATC could be... This was a great reframe you suggested - I'll remember it for the future! Cheers

@@thundermustard been flying for almost 20 yrs and my interactions with ATC have been mostly positive. Well there was a time out of Atlanta where I told the guy he needed that vacation he kept talking about to another pilot.

You can always tell us to slow down. We get it. A good controller won’t get upset over that

well... to fly *is* to do checklists...

Yeah, but no! Not really. Entitled kid with a license and stuff all clues does responsible fun with sky toys!!

@@bend3rbot "all clues does responsible fun with sky toys" lol what

@@bend3rbot are you having a stroke?

@@bend3rbot maybe.. but it's a longshot to outright say someone's entitled without knowing them personally...

Keep safe up there ✌ 🙏 🕊

I love ATC! Thank you for taking care of us up there 🙌

Have you thought of making a video about a day in ATC? not sure if there's security concerns but it would be cool to see a vlog from the inside

Have you ever thought about making videos about atc? I want to get into that field and looking for more insight into it

@@leemae5126 on RU-vid search ATC Vlog.. you will find some

There are plenty of women that do this. You're simping, like all people from your country do.

LMAO!

Don’t worry, won’t be jumping out of my plane instead of performing proper emergency ops anytime soon 😉

This comment is golden

Oh that is a good one!🤣🛫

This one cracked me up

We are luck to live in a country where if someone really sets their mind on achieving something and works hard at achieving their goal, they in most cases, will succeed. Im thankful for video like this. Hopefully it will inspire people of all walks of life. Hell, i want to fly now.

She has earned her success in being talented and working hard to achieve what she has. Let's take a moment to celebrate that.

Yes she had good support from her parents and had great opportunities, but she worked hard to even get those opportunities and become the pilot she is. Let’s talk about that

Great poiny. Good parenting & guidance are number. Some will never be in the same position no matter because of how they were brought up & where. It doesnt take away from her sucess & hard work. Its just simply the truth & how the world works.

totally nice comment

Me too I just can’t stop being afraid of flying . I have a flight next week and I am super scared lol 😭

That could be because you’re not the one in control of the aircraft when you’re in control of the vehicle do you have far less anxiety than you do when somebody else is in control

@@marzhayez3428 Same same. I live in China and I’m moving to Japan in June. There was recently a plane crash and since then I’ve been nothing but terrified about flying in June.

I also suffer from flight anxiety every time I travel. Except, its the opposite.. I am a wreck up until takeoff, but once in the air, I'm calm and cool.

@@n4musica you will be okey safe travels 🤗

World needs more great dads like you. Keep up the good work. My dad did excellent job in raising this "little girl" and I'm forever grateful to him because of that.

I wish all girls were as nice as her.

@@redwatch1100 bro ☠️😂

My dear you look amazing keep safe ✌ 🙏 🕊

Why you crying lmao 🤣 weird af. It’s a skill not a romantic movie.

@@natertotgaming1246 Lmao stop hating bro.. I teared up in the beginning too. Not weird at all. It’s emotional to see us women do such amazing things the way Stevie flawlessly executed this!!! Being able to connect with your emotions is special. Something you probably wouldn’t understand..😌

​@@starryyeyed44 cute

That was awesome. I loved it.

I live in amarillo its beautiful from above

I worked in the AMA FAA Control Tower and TRACON in 1967-1968. I also received my Private Pilot’s License there in 1968. It was fun making touch & go landings on one of the longest and widest runways in the United States. I was 22 years old then.

Wish I could buy V tail Bonanza, they are pretty fast. But flying isn’t cheap, a Bonanza costing around $108,000 dollars has operating costs around $285 per hour, and a person who is a competent pilot like this young lady must fly several hours per week. Need financial source to be practical.

When I lived in Colorado weather and vehicle awareness was always playing in my mental checklist. Living in the middle of nowhere Appalachian Mountains travel is limited due to choice but my pre-travel checklist is still the same

Why is it so expensive? I'm not an airplane guy and I've been trying to add it up what it would cost to take a cherokee 6 from upper michigan to Florida and I came up with around 650-800 in fuel at 16 gallons an hour. What makes it cost so much more than the 100 gas?

@@saltofearthyooper don’t forget maintenance and maybe $3000 for it’s annual. They are just amazing planes, stay out of IFR unless you are very qualified and current. That’s why they call them Doctor Killers.

@@Mightiflier Yep. Being paid at the level of a software engineer developing mobile apps would certainly be a necessity.

well to be human is to do effort.. good luck mate!

I would fly with you any time as well to learn the radio call's awesome 👍😎😘 love it, have learned Bell 47 in 1990 helicopter most flying locale and Cross Country from and to airport easy.

@@agps4418 Amen, you don't rest till you're dead

So the tail number is the same as your father's King Air, which means he owns that one in the video? Small world my brother.

what are you really going to do w/et

i guess you dont want anything to fail when you are that high in the sky....

!whiplash suit!

think you got the wrong website there moore. you must be looking for one of those dating sites

@@chucklemasters6433 cmon man he's just making an observation. She very intelligent with some impressive skills...I concur !

Just dont burnout .... i didnt but wife did i 64 she 62 she QUITE the computor expert but she dumped me six months ago i guess file this spring .. live off of her . Till death do us part.

IF relationships were based on who you are as a person ie... your personality, attractiveness, intelligence, sense of humor, etc.... instead of achievements, and how much money you make.. there wouldn't be anything to imagine. Imagine this.... think about how many couples are mismatched right now, and are unhappy because they married someone based on stupidity rather than true attraction to that person based on who the person is. That's why there are so many divorces as we speak.

@@chucklemasters6433 I would think the LAST place to look for someone is a dating site, and not everyone is looking for a date, some guys are looking for a good wife. If she ever needs a co-pilot, my schedule will free up faster than a Cirrus student on final.

How's your flying going?

Agreed :)

Awesome video thank you

👍🙂

As you probably know well ;pilot's self care and wellbeing is the most important part of flying. Fatigued, dehydrated, hungry etc. pilot poses a huge security risk. It seems she's skilled in taking care of that front as well.

That's so awesome that your little women are learning that they can do anything they want in life!