Jaime's LAST Fly-In Ever ~ Contest Announcement?? 

OMG! These fly-in's are crazy. Flew in to an airshow as a passenger on a 172 and will never forget the ATC telling us to follow the Sherman instead of Stearman. My friend piolting was like, "There's a tank in the pattern?" Great job Kevin and Jamie!

I totally get it. Jamie doesn't need to do any more fly-ins if she doesn't want to. Got to respect that Kevin. On that note nice job Kevin handling the stressful approach!

Love to see the teamwork between you two. No negativity, no backbiting, and no meanness between each other. That’s the way a good marriage should be. It’s a team effort. Great job. 👍

Poor Jamie. I felt for her on that one. It really is a testament to the training these pilots go through when they can stay as calm as they do. Great job Kevin!

“Wanna go do that again? Take a lap around the pattern?”. LOL... true love right there.

This radio traffic stressed me out and I wasn’t even on the plane. 😳

This was the most suspense I've seen on an airplane show since an old Sky King episode where Penny had to land land the Cessna

I don't blame you Jaime. What a chaotic piece of flying and ATC is talking so fast.

Watching this on my phone and my wife came in and sat beside me and said, "what's wrong, you seem tense?"

Back in the early 80's, my wife and I were flying into a west coast fly-in in a V-tail in mixed traffic and it was pretty stressful. I was glad to have her along as she was a pretty good navigator and spotter. It is an amazing feeling of calm one feels sitting in a lawn chair on the ground after a difficult and stressful approach and landing especially when we were landing in tandem with another plane. Felt the very intense emotions that Jaime was experiencing and will show this video to my wife as I am sure she will relate to her. Thanks for sharing this video!

OMG!!! Kevin, glad to see you are still with us. I was sure Jaime had put you 6ft under after that approach experience.

"Listen, don't touch my stuff." "Roger that." 😅

Amazing that there hasn't been an accident inbound to this event.

Good Gawd! No Freaking way would I be put into that cluster "F".

When ATC controllers begin to imitate auctioneers, I'm diverting to Tampa Exec KTDF or Peter O Knight KTPF and driving to Lakeland Linder. You two have superb cockpit crew coordination!

That arrival was as about as batshit mad as anything anywhere - well done for keeping it all together! Great job guys.

I guess one thing is controlling the traffic and another being shit deep in it. It also gives you a whole different perspective.

Man - that was so crazy to watch. Loved your calmness. Awesome video.

Damn, dude. My hands are sweaty after watching that. When the tower went dark I was, "What the f#!$?!:".

I’m with Jamie that was some crazy traffic but great flying by you, but still love flying with you guys ❤️

Sorry Jamie for your stress I was sadden when I tears where seen, happy to see you at the fire pit.....

First time Jaime almost turned green? Good job Jaime, great way to hang in there. Stress AND turbulence. Real life cross-country flying. Great video. Was that ATC or an Auctioneer?

That was intense!!! Way to stay calm and cool Kevin!! Nice flying. The jokes at the end was hilarious…. Great video!

As a new VFR candidate (not done yet), this was amazing how you handled all that chatter. Just wow.

That was an awesome arrival video, I almost felt like I was sitting there looking for traffic with you guys!

Just wow Jamie, I'm with you. That is just nuts. ATC screaming, multiple bogies, you're really on your own on that approach but Kevin is just awesome. Keeping calm and just flying the airplane. Great job guys. And thank you both for including everyone on that video. You really brought it to heart. I flew into one years ago and like Jamie, NEVER NEVER NEVER again. Just not worth it. Way too many unknowns like pilot abilities and following direction skills.

That controller was driving me crazy too Jamie. I would much rather hear her voice from the tower and not his.

Jesus, I thought docking my boat in a busy marina was stressful...... Props to you two

You guys handled that landing so calmly and brilliantly! My heart was pumping and I’m just watching on RU-vid! Maybe Jaime’s idea of no more flying to fly-ins is a sensible idea!

you guys are the bomb. i started watching you guys because of jaimes raido skills didnt know she was a controller.would not miss the chance to watch and listen to you guys. God speed.

WOW...that was amazing and terrifying! Great job to you both. Kevin, your calmness in such a tense situation is truly commendable.

Holy moly that arrival!!! It just shows it’s not always plain sailing. Great video.

I could feel the anxiety! I had a pit in my stomach and sweaty palms just watchin' !! Good job you two. Flew in to Oshkosh years ago, brought back the terror.

Been waiting a long time for this one. RU-vid flashed up an old arrival. This one was MANIC. Poor Jaime those were real tears at one point! Well done both of you! Jaime might not want to fly to another one but it was a lovely look that she shot at you Kevin. Always love the channel. 👍😎 Tim (UK) 'Jodel Flyer'

Wow! That was really stressful to watch and listen. I can totally understand the stress Jaime felt. Both of you handled it very well! Kevin, great example of how a pilot should hold it calm in this kind of situations.

I found myself holding my breath and then radio silence-WOW. This is the beginning of a great series.

Wow, the level of congestion and a million things going on at the same time was a lot! And I've never seen Jamie so disturbed by the bumps. Great video as always.

You guys champions! We flew into Oshkosh several years ago and almost got hit by a Pitts at the wrong altitude. Scary stuff for us. You guys pulled it off beautifully

When you asked Jamie if she wanted to do it again, you got that "Look of Love"

That tear on Jamie's cheek sealed the deal. Too much stress. I know those guys in the tower do a phenomenal job but, it's just a matter of time...

Jaime's stressing was another processing load factor for the pilot. She did good spotting and answer backs.

Jaime, you did great. I'd give anything to be able to fly. Unfortunately, I'll never have the opportunity. Please keep up the videos. I love every one of them.

I liked when she said "are you okay with this?" during the landing.

“Never, Never, Never, Never, Never again, No not one time Never again!” 🤣😂 I’m with you !! 🤣

Its easy to get caught up in the emotions of the moment, but Jamie had the right reaction. I'm with you on this one, Jamie

"The good news is we don't have much gas for holding." lol

21:12 "Everyone on downwind turn base". Crazy. Thanks for sharing - you guys are great!

The radio traffic was crazy! I'm impressed with how calm and composed both of you were. Excellent video!

Serious adrenaline! I love how he says “that was fun” and she gave him that look. 😂 great stuff you two, love the channel. 👍

I've never had the chance to fly. Life didn't allowed me the time or money to persue the pilot dream. The videos of you and Jamie mean more than i think you know. Thank you for sharing your travels with us!!!!!!

I am having terrible anxiety watching this....I can't imagine how you two felt in real time.

Two sets of eyes, Jamie’s communication and navigation skill and Kevin’s piloting skill and you handled it brilliantly!!! Excellent landing and evasive action regarding traffic on the runway. Well done!!!

Holy Crap In My Pants!!! You guys handled your business... Jamie! No shame! Anyone worth their salt would have shared a tear.. You both prevailed!!! Outstanding team work!!

OMG that poor girl! Nothing more stressful then a fly in

You guys did great in the situation. Jamie is a great sport. She still was trying not to smoke when Kevin suggested another lap around the pattern. Made me laugh. You both are awesome

That was intense for sure! Don’t blame Jamie one bit for being that stressed out! That got out of hand pretty quick. Glad you’re all safe! Hope to meet you at OSH!

Wow that sounded like a horse race commentary, amazing you stayed on top of it all, especially regaining the awareness when the radio sprang back into life.

That was was not fun watching the video, I couldn't even imagine how she felt..... good job keeping it together young lady .......

It's funny how you can learn to care about people you don't even know. I became upset watching Jamie being upset. However, you guys were awesome working together under immense pressure. Stay safe guys.

Love you Jaime!! Kevin did a great job flying by the seat of his pants. Imagine Kevin’s sister on that flight. She would have passed out for sure.

That was insane. I may be driving to Oshkosh as well. The worst part is sharing the sky with a bunch of guys and gals you don’t know. It’s hard to know if you can count on people you have no knowledge of. Really great of you guys to share this flight. It was clearly very stressful for the copilot. Kevin was having way too much fun. Great insight into the experience of flying in to a major airshow. Thanks!

that is the craziest thing i have ever watched, having seen that has probably changed my mind about flying into one of those events....

That's nerve racking, but it always is when going to these events. Be safe, gear up.

Jaime, I’m with you on the Fly Ins. The arrival ATC sounded more like a cattle auction and ATC chaos than safe air travel. I’ve flown for over 40 years and avoid these events because of the safety roulette played in the pattern. We fly somewhere close out of the chaos and drive to the event. Just too risky for us and you are fortunate to have a husband who is an excellent pilot and controller who knows the ins and outs of these events. Kevin, in your expert opinion as a controller, was that arrival safe? Jamie, see you at the alternate airport or on the highways for the next fly in. Hang in there, you’re not alone.

I’ve heard less stress on my Police channel. Good job, guys!

Boy I give you 2 a lot of credit on that fly in especially when the tower went dead for a short time that was a wild ride for sure. Kevin did a great job but I felt bad for Jamie but she is a trooper I’m proud of her for hanging in their !!! 😎

You and Jaime are the best team. Serenity and control first. Great job!!! 👍🐱‍🏍

That was an amazing display of patience from you two. And you just taught me how to be a better husband with that smooth response at the end!

Must've been intense for someone as strong as Jaime to break down for a moment. Glad you guys made it to ground safely.

I was legit 2ft from my living room TV looking for traffic with y’all. Lol Raffle off the Co-Pilot seat for fly ins. 😛 Great job, love your channel

I don't even know Jamie, but after watching this I want to give her a good hug and commend her for how she hung tough continuing to provide critical/crucial situational awareness on the approaching and landing!!! Great job by you both to navigate and communicate throughout the chaos of this approach and landing!!!

ATC sounds like he’s calling a horse race!

The FLY-IN video was incredible. I agree with others who expressed concern and stress listening to the video. It certainly is an excellent video for anyone who is really contemplating flying to a major FLY-IN. Know you skill set and skill level. Thanks Kevin and Jamie for an excellent video. I was saddened to see Jamie so distressed. Bless you both and your family.

Jamie did a dang good job keeping her eyes looking around and giving call outs on traffic even after you could see the stress push her limits at 11:00... Well done to her!

Hi Jaime and Kevin - enjoy all your videos, keep up the great content. Jaime, I hope that you enjoyed SNF in spite of the stressful arrival. I am the fellow who gave you and your friends the bag of ice one evening at the aircraft camping area - hope all the beverages went down smooth! Come back and visit Maine sometime. Take care, Andy

Wow! Thanks for sharing that experience. The further adventures of Sky King 2021 continue. Fly safe folks... 💯🛩🛩🛩😊

Wow Kevin, stressful one! Well done you are a professional, kept your cool. Guess you did not quite feel that way.. Thanks for including us, even after the fact!

Nerves of Steel. Also, congratulations to Jamie for regaining her composure despite the situation. Power Couple right there.

I didn’t know I could hold my breath that long...what an adventure!!! You two make an awesome team. Great cliff hanger on the previous video. Nice to be flying with you. GOOD JOB...both of you. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Bravo Jaime I under the angst of getting into Sun & Fun during the event. Compromising is an understatement. I know you made though cause I saw you there.

Geez. I really feel for Jaime. That approach really freaked her out. I could feel the tension as she grabbed her belt. :-(

“Never, never, never ever again!” Yikes I think she means it. Don’t even try to change her mind otherwise you will get the “instant Bobcat attack”

That's 3 hours of boredom followed by 7 seconds of sheer terror -Jim Lovell

Kevin is such a brilliant aviator it’s always a pleasure watching him fly, Jaime is a fantastic right hand lady with a cool sense of humour, but this was hairy! Kevin is so cool you can see he loves the challenge, the jockeying for position and showing his flying skills, Jaime is being taken to the limit and I can see a plan B for next year as Kevin doesn’t want to lose such an able fellow aviator. Keep flying, keep safe and best wishes from England.

Can't fault Jamie. Always WAY easier when your the one flying. Flying into OSH after the 1sr two times we had had enough of the crazy stuff and started flying in on Thursdays to avoid this stress. Have been there 15 times now and its fantastic each time. Love the 310, we had a 1955 and our latest a 1969 310P very similar to this 73 Q. Thanks for sharing!

And the Understatement of the Year award goes tooooo... Kevin! (22:02)

Definitely one of ur busy video's hated to see Jaime in a bad way there for minute much love Y'all

seeing Jamie like that broke my heart

I was sweating it just watching. Good job of maintaining your composure under pressure.

Love the videos im a big fan been watching over a lil 2 yrs know keep up the good work and be safe

Nice way to handle the landing. I was once in the position of the people in the Cessna in front of you. I flew in to Oshgosh in the mid 1980's with my bro in law in his 1962 Cessna 150. We had been directed to 36R and just before turning final the tower came on the old 'squawk box' radio in the panel, talking to us; "Pick it up a little. You've got a twin on your tail." The old 150's had no rear window, I couldn't even turn around to look for the twin. I heard my bro inlaw say, "I'm peddling as fast as I can!" This was long before the 'dots' on the runway. My bro in law flew it more than half-way down the runway before flaring to land. We got to the end of the runway and still had a tail on the airplane so we figured we made it.

Amazing, adrenaline-fueled approach. Love how you both worked together for the situational awareness. I understand, Jamie, why you want to drive to Oshkosh, but, Kevin, do you really want to fly in there without that extra set of eyes, not to mention those professional radio skills?

Andy here from Durban South Africa. Love love love your channel. A few years ago I followed 1 of my 2 life goals to become a yacht skipper. Followed RU-vid channels and finally achieved it in 2017, and sailed the Adriatic and East Africa in 2018. Now Dream 2....learn to fly. Your channel is one of my top 3. Been to Oshkosh already. Next step PPL.

Ok, That's it, We need some Live sessions. You guys are too Awesome.

Awesome arrival! It was nuts but y'all did great. Jamie pushed thru well in a very tense situation...bent but not broken. Go Dawgs!

Though I've never been in that specific type of stressful situation its a perfect example of 2 people, 2 different reactions and a lot of stress. Actually even with Jamie's reaction she was still in the game, I know some people that would've froze at that point but good on her to fight through it. That was a wild ride at the end! Take care!

That was crazy! Thanks for posting I thinking my blood pressure and heart rate is starting to come down :-)

Great job guys! That is what you call a "pucker factor of 10" or lovingly called surgery seat cushion removal"

OMG, I've so many mixed emotions. First, I could see the distress in Jaime's face and... I got it: it was real. Ya'all make such a great team! However, it is what it is and her feelings has to be respected and accepted. Notwithstanding, as usual, you two made a great video! At least she said she''ll be driving there in the future which means she likes all the rest: just not the chaos of flying there. I'm a former Patco/rehired/Natca/private multi-engine pilot who's now a retired controller. One of my dreams was to control at Oshkosh. I ABSOLUTELY LOVED hearing the controllers, watching your response to the constantly evolving situations, Jaime not folding, but finding the strength/courage to continue trying to help... just awesome performance by both of you! This video should be watched by all: those seeking aviation/student pilots/instructors/established professional aviators, the FAA and finally, air traffic controllers. There's something for everyone to critique, learn from and teach or just enjoy! When it was 1st created: the CAA/FAA, one of it mandates was to promote aviation. I feel so proud to see you and Jaime as wonderful ambassadors to that endeavor. Be proud, be safe and continue with your wonderful videos. TN (my operating initials). (tee hee)😊😍😂👍

Awesome job in handling the situation with the approach... but - "we still have lots of gas, do you want to go do that again?..." now you are pushing it lol