Landing In A FIELD To Do Charity Flights In My Skyranger Nynja! | Let's Go Flying 

Kids are my favourite first timers for a flight. No fear, and loads of questions! A lovely thing to do, inspiring the next generation of pilots! Kudos!

“Paul Dewhurst, hurry up with the parachute will ya?”😂😂😂 Anna, you’re a good sport!

The only thing you missed Nick was that fist bump at 28:25 being so busy. Loved Anna's reaction stowing that fist and great attitude over everything. Cats that was a nice thing to do for the kids! 🙂 Be well.

What a great video, never seen you stressed out , fair play you did great 🤛🏽🤛🏽🤛🏽🤛🏽😁🤭. I bet it all was worth it with taking the kids up. 👌👌

A lively landing. A master of understatement Nick. Flex wings always make me think of a flying motor bike. Anna seems to be the most pilot like non pilot I've ever seen. Definitely a time to have your neck on a swivel, I imagine having Anna's assistance on the look out was a bonus. The expressions on the faces of the children is absolutely precious. What a treat for them.

Another great one Nick, thanks for taking us along, we all appreciate the time you put into making these videos. Have a great weekend and hopefully it isn't too windy to get up in the air!

Fantastic video when I saw it was 40 minutes long I thought, I may need to skip some but worth every minute. What was amazing is watching your face as from the first landing you did and the confidence and skill you showed as you did it more and more. Plus I noticed that your first approach over the field was at nearly 60kts by the time you were taking the kids up it was nearer 50 which seemed much more appropriate. This video goes to prove that experience is the best teacher. Well done Nick.

Another fascinating video 👍✌️😊 Jacket or T-Shirt that confused me! Meanwhile "Shall we all do the same thing?" (Re landing - I had visions of some sort of Stop The Pigeon scenario 🤔🤣🤣🤣🤕🤕😕🤣). Gary was getting into position to shoot you down "I'm switching to guns"😀😀😀 Dad and I spent most the time landing in farmers fields like that or worse, up hill one way in/out. I wasn't with him when his take off run was under a motorway bridge though🥴😕😉 Also he did a charity flight and the red arrows did an air prox on their way to Kemble (the local USAF and RAF airfields' ATC weren't happy with the red 1 and wanted it reported - dad declined as no harm was done and his px hadn't even noticed!)😳😳✌️💜

Nick, that was a very interesting episode, which took me by surprise, because it was so nice to see John Bradbury again. John taught me to fly flexwings about 20 years ago, from what was then Arclid. He was a brilliant instructor. He has put on a bit of weight since then, as well as years. Haven't we all. I'm 87 now, but I still watch the video he took, on my camera, of my first solo, with his commentary. If you do see him again, please tell him that Des said hi and sends his regards.

😅 Phew! That looked stressful in parts, but nicely done! Anna is such a sweetheart, you are a great team 🥰

New subscriber, well done Nick I'm sure the kids will remember that flight as we all do, nice to see you giving something back and great life experiences .

Another great video Nick - thank you. Great fun for the kids and clearly a good challenge for you as well!

Good work dude, that was a "sporting" landing !! I remember my SR was very floaty too...I was clenching for you !!!

Brilliant, thank you for sharing. Btw I never got more than a four for landings from my daughter!

Greetings from Alabama. Enjoyed the video, especially the kids. Anna makes a great copilot, eyes like a Hawk!!

Some awesome flying skills Nick. Your side slips are spot on and not an easy thing to master. Skills dude 👏👏👏

Awesome content, the kids faces was at the end priceless part!

Well done Nick that looked challenging, you will be entering Stol competitions next with those killer side slips.

Thoroughly enjoyed this Nick, although it got a bit ‘busy’ and a little bit ‘tense’ there for a while. Great challenge for you both and a worthy cause. Loved Anna’s comment about wearing sunglasses so you can’t see the windsock! 😊

The look on Anna's face at 28:27 was brilliant. Looked like a lot of fun, now I know why Bradders wanted to borrow the QuikR now.

36:54 The look on his face ... that's what aviation is all about 🙂

Great video. It's always challenging when gusty. Well done Nick. good landing too.

Anna is nails! Nothing seems to phase her.

Brilliant! Giving those kids a taste of grass roots aviation while supporting a charity - well done! I notice that you end your transmissions with a repeat of the airfield name. Is that a microlight thing? When I was flying I was taught to open the transmission with the station name I was calling, and end it with my own callsign.

And they say driving a 777 is difficult. As an ex Skyranger man I felt your stress. Well done.

Hi Nick, great flight and video. It certainly was a high-workload flight, but you nailed it. Well done! Just be a bit careful about charity flights etc. I wanted to do the same a few years ago and when I made enquiries I was told I wasn't qualified as I needed an instructor rating.

As a German, love the dialect, especially of her :) What part of England is that spoken in?

Great vid mate

Did you see the smiles? Get them hooked early

i think when taking kids for a flight every pilot should put a sticker on that red radio button spelling: SIDEWINDER MISSLES just for the heck of it. and then ask them to push it

Looks familiar 😏👍🏼

Owe your girl knuckles... you left her hangin after the landing lol

Good job Faith was not there...😅

Kids have no fear, a flight to remember..

Hi Nick, Just been watching some of your videos. What type of engine are runnning? Our club in New Zealand is looking at a Skyranger with a Simoneli 110HP 2 stroke engine for instructing in. Previously had a Foxbat 22 with a Rotax ULS.

Hi Nick What would you say were the main differences between the Skyranger and the PA 28. Anything you found hard changing or easy .keep up the good work 👍

I sweated that approach into the festival field with you mate, i'll stick to tarmac thx lol

Definitely missed the fist bump!

33:04 Hey, actual question: Why do you intentionally leave the fuel pump off for takeoff? I have not flown a plane yet where you'd even consider leaving it off for high risk stages of flight. Would love to know the thought process / reason behind it. A very nice video you put together here.

Hey Nick, your plane registration number....'NIIX' is that like a personal reg number for a car 'NIIX/NICK' is it something you can request/buy kind of thing??

are you not at ashcroft anymore?

Any idea what length the strip was?

Is nobody going to mention the fact Garry (2 Rs) pulled his pants down!!

Hello. Did you have problems with your old hanger. Also on some of your older videos the attention span towards other traffic seems overpowering. How can flying be enjoyable with all that is going on.

If you are going to be doing this kind of flying you really should have gotten a tail dragger instead.