There is a narco-aviation side of tiktok that is WILD. Saw one the other day where the fucking engine died and the dude still landed that thing on a tiny little dirt strip cut into the jungle. The cabin alarms were blaring and based on his actions...I think he might have had a few drinks or puffs prior to the flight.
i have absolutely no idea of aviation, so take it with a grain of salt: wouldn’t it possible to just drop their deliveries with a chute? Very apparently it’s working what they’re doing, but let’s assume if the situation would be even more complicated than in the video.
Like the other guy said, you still need to carry stuff out of those places as well. If the terrain is rough enough that not even bush planes can get there, you can always do the trip with a helicopter, but those things are quite a lot more expensive to operate and have their own limitations too. You may need to rely only on light trucks/mules to supply those places, and use air assets in cases of extreme urgency or priority.
You're still talking about only part of it tho. What about pick ups ?? Planes may need to land in such remote ass places just to load their cargo too. They'll need to land either ways
My friend was doing some emergency relief and similar work in South America for awhile years ago. They had a pilot that they frequently hired, so he got to know him pretty well.
One of the cartels kept trying to hire him (the pilot, not my friend) because of his experience flying in and out of rough and makeshift areas. He said the only reason he was able to turn them down and not get forced into it was that he had once flown the niece of a higher up member from a remote village to a city for emergency medical treatment. But he had known other pilots who were basically forced into it, with the whole offer of "silver or lead?" He himself didn't want to get involved simply because once you're in, you're basically always at their beck and call no matter what. He made enough as it was to live a modest but content and happy life, and what good is money if you get arrested and are behind bars, especially since cutting a deal isn't exactly an option.
Exactly the same operations that are required in Alaska or other remote areas. There are mines, logging operations, red cross operations, anything that requires accessing a remote place where due to the rains you can't access via road. The pilot even says at one point that they are in between storms.
Hell, I've landed on gravel riverbanks in the Brooks Range many times for vacation river trips (not the pilot). That's every day operations for bush pilots.
Really great skills, this is not easy to do at all. And his relaxed attitude and calm demeanor as he walks us through the process shows how comfortable he is landing in environments like that.
Ya some of those are nuts. Those competitors seem to be almost exclusively recreational planes modified for it though wich makes it even more impressive when larger than a cub full of cargo does it.
Watching those guys land into the wind with ZERO or negative at times ground speed is really fun to watch though.
I was literally thinking to myself “well, at least he doesn’t have to aim for that tiny scar in the side of the umm well okay then that’s where he’s going”
Yeah, I can literally think of no reason to not wear a headset. You don't have to reach for the mic, or take your hands off the controls for any reason. And it's not like he doesn't use the radio... The mic is hanging from the yoke so you know he has and recently.
Save your hearing and make flying easier at the same time. And you look like a real pilot in the process.
I’m sure some have better insulation than others, and that looks like a newer plane believe it or not, so it might not be that bad. Probably anywhere from 80-100 db consistently
In the Sierra Madre there are several isolated communities that their only option to go to more populated places for basic commodities or health checks are air-taxi or a couple of days on mule-back.
I mean, shoot! That is impressive. Also, the backwards hat means that he is knowledgeable or at the very least, has experience in doing this... right?! (Nervous laugh).
Like the other guy said, you still need to carry stuff out of those places as well. If the terrain is rough enough that not even bush planes can get there, you can always do the trip with a helicopter, but those things are quite a lot more expensive to operate and have their own limitations too. You may need to rely only on light trucks/mules to supply those places, and use air assets in cases of extreme urgency or priority.
My BIL is a pilot and we are both gamers. He has a full VR rig set up at home for flight sim.
I realise that reality and flight sim are very different but I managed the Himalaya landing on my forth go after he gave me the basics on a simple run way.
I was impressed with myself, it is similar to this landing except this guy smashed it where as I would probably have concussed a couple of passengers.
As a side note, when I was serving with the US Marines as a Corpsman (medic) we did some joint operations with the Thai military and operated out of Korat Royal Thai Air Base, but we also made a few landings at Udorn Royal Thai Air Base, which one of the bases that Air America used during Vietnam.
The sterile cockpit rule dictates that in “critical phases” of the flight, typically any under 10,000ft, only activities crucial to the operation of the flight should take place.
There should be no distractions and no talking other than to confer flight-critical information.
The part they left out was that it’s an FAA rule only legally applicable to pilots operating commercial (airline/cargo) flights in the US.
The original commenter was joking, of course, but the rule doesn’t apply to any type of general aviation (i.e. the kind of flying we see in this video).
So I guess like anything, each country has its rules and regulations? Do any of these countries require pilots to do specific things when they enter their airspace, or is it treated more like a maritime thing?
ATC is really only there to maximise efficiency. Would LHR work as well as a non-controlled field? Of course not. But I have flown a heavy into a non-controlled field and it's fine.
True airspeed increases with altitude. You'll be using the same indicated airspeeds as normal. That increased TAS , yes you will see the ground going past faster than what you'd be used to if landing at a sea level airport.
Committed to keeping your local bar, club, your music festival, your local gym, your local High school, well supplied.
Entrepreneurship at its finest.
Exquisite throttle control there at the end too.
Fine_Loquat6580@reddit
I wonder what kind of “operations” require a small aircraft to land in the mountains, in a middle of a forest, in Mexico 🤔
VirtualPlate8451@reddit
There is a narco-aviation side of tiktok that is WILD. Saw one the other day where the fucking engine died and the dude still landed that thing on a tiny little dirt strip cut into the jungle. The cabin alarms were blaring and based on his actions...I think he might have had a few drinks or puffs prior to the flight.
AlbionToUtopia@reddit
Links good sir
VirtualPlate8451@reddit
https://www.tiktok.com/@icoloz1/video/7426122507813604614
JConRed@reddit
A lot of remote communities get their deliveries by plane. Medicines, other important things..
If you consider how ugly it is to get there by air, imainge trying to get there with a truck or car.
fullthrottle13@reddit
“Other important things”.. wink wink..😉
altbekannt@reddit
i have absolutely no idea of aviation, so take it with a grain of salt: wouldn’t it possible to just drop their deliveries with a chute? Very apparently it’s working what they’re doing, but let’s assume if the situation would be even more complicated than in the video.
aiij@reddit
Have you ever had a kite get stuck in a tree?
I bet landing a plane in that small runway is a lot easier than dropping a package with a parachute and having it land in a similarly sized clearing.
TheArgieAviator@reddit
Like the other guy said, you still need to carry stuff out of those places as well. If the terrain is rough enough that not even bush planes can get there, you can always do the trip with a helicopter, but those things are quite a lot more expensive to operate and have their own limitations too. You may need to rely only on light trucks/mules to supply those places, and use air assets in cases of extreme urgency or priority.
More-Wrongdoer-1021@reddit
You're still talking about only part of it tho. What about pick ups ?? Planes may need to land in such remote ass places just to load their cargo too. They'll need to land either ways
VirtualPlate8451@reddit
...there are also labs cut into the jungle in areas the army can't get to and they pay way better.
eidetic@reddit
My friend was doing some emergency relief and similar work in South America for awhile years ago. They had a pilot that they frequently hired, so he got to know him pretty well.
One of the cartels kept trying to hire him (the pilot, not my friend) because of his experience flying in and out of rough and makeshift areas. He said the only reason he was able to turn them down and not get forced into it was that he had once flown the niece of a higher up member from a remote village to a city for emergency medical treatment. But he had known other pilots who were basically forced into it, with the whole offer of "silver or lead?" He himself didn't want to get involved simply because once you're in, you're basically always at their beck and call no matter what. He made enough as it was to live a modest but content and happy life, and what good is money if you get arrested and are behind bars, especially since cutting a deal isn't exactly an option.
WhiskeyMikeMike@reddit
Too many instruments for it to be a drug plane
fenuxjde@reddit
Homie have you been in a drug plane recently? They're loaded with glass.
When your ability to fly can mean the difference between $350k a day, what's an upfront cost $15k for glass?
adoggman@reddit
... have you?
Strawberry_Wine17@reddit
Bro the DEA has questions for you
Luis12285@reddit
Bro the CIA has work for you
dsdvbguutres@reddit
Allegedly, of course.
Iamatworkgoaway@reddit
Allegedly now, deffentatly in the recent past.
jungle@reddit
... deffentatly ?
Iamatworkgoaway@reddit
Hey I was in a hurry. Gotta salt that ai data anyways.
sight19@reddit
As a matter of fact, I have not been on a drug plane recently
throwawayPzaFm@reddit
Just curious, had you been on a drug plane recently, what would you have changed about your statement?
kingJosiahI@reddit
Congratulations, you are now on a watchlist
WhiskeyMikeMike@reddit
more so talking about the guys who strip all the unnecessary gauges and what not to save weight for more product
Whathehellomgnoway@reddit
Dude that’s on the movies reality is that drug homies contact pilots to fly them Cessnas to deliver just like uber eats
fenuxjde@reddit
Yeah there are def those too, seems like there's no in between. Was in a plane in Guatemala one time, the right seat yoke was taken out!
UnluckyEmphasis5182@reddit
Hello fellow youth. Is anyone here doing anything illegal? If so may a please join you in your illegal operations.
dtdowntime@reddit
yes officer this guy over here thank you
AFrozen_1@reddit
Gun running then.
ArtoriusBravo@reddit
Exactly the same operations that are required in Alaska or other remote areas. There are mines, logging operations, red cross operations, anything that requires accessing a remote place where due to the rains you can't access via road. The pilot even says at one point that they are in between storms.
Interanal_Exam@reddit
Hell, I've landed on gravel riverbanks in the Brooks Range many times for vacation river trips (not the pilot). That's every day operations for bush pilots.
zackks@reddit
Kilo missions
AnsgarAhuizotl@reddit
Farmers and ranchers in remote areas
The_trashman044@reddit
could be for literally anything
darrirl@reddit
Also a lot of green tarps left next to the “runway” .. must be for keeping the rain off :)
Yamothasunyun@reddit
The guy seems to be dressed for business
Tosh_00@reddit
He’s bringing toys for the kids in the villages, paid by drug money of course.
djsneisk1@reddit
The smoothest Navy landing
warwickthegrey@reddit
Was this taken from a new in the works Far Cry and I’m not aware? Those two quads tell me it’s time to start shooting
Unfettered_Disaster@reddit
I mean for pro execution see : https://youtube.com/@missionarybushpilot
Carlosyayo96@reddit
El piloto y su estilo en tiktok ig Turbo stationair
Katana_DV20@reddit
Really great skills, this is not easy to do at all. And his relaxed attitude and calm demeanor as he walks us through the process shows how comfortable he is landing in environments like that.
I-Here-555@reddit
The previous guy got a bit too comfortable...
JoelMDM@reddit
Looks really damn dangerous, but also pretty fun.
I'll be honest, if I could do this for a living, I probably would.
Toni728100@reddit
A normal Day as a Pilot for a Street Gang
Delivery pickup fast touch, pick and go,
Its simple why he lands at this area 👍🏻
ieatair@reddit
“Now heres all the cocaine you need to put in the plane and fly back”
Lyssa_Lud@reddit
so they have a tarp there, in order gor no plants to grow?
PewPew-4-Fun@reddit
Drugs?
tenziki@reddit
one shot one opportunity
zipzapkazoom@reddit
There are old pilots and there are bold pilots, but there are no old bold pilots.
Vaerktoejskasse@reddit
But there are lots of old bald pilots.
zipzapkazoom@reddit
Hahaha
Sprintzer@reddit
Wtf do they do if they need to go around? Or would they just choose to crash rather than attempt a go around
FragCool@reddit
they die...
RedMacryon@reddit
Dude landed on the equivalent of a dot in the middle of the forest. I am honestly impressed
SirPiffingsthwaite@reddit
I' here like "where's the runwa-why is he lining up with that dirt road?"
W33b3l@reddit
Pretty standard bush flying in a lot of areas. Reminds me of the bush deliveries in New Guinea.
Mr-_-Soandso@reddit
Yeah those bush planes are dope! Alaska uses them a lot as well. Their short take off and landing competitions are crazy impressive!
Terodius@reddit
That's not a bush plane, that's a Cessna 152, which makes it all the more impressive.
W33b3l@reddit
Ya some of those are nuts. Those competitors seem to be almost exclusively recreational planes modified for it though wich makes it even more impressive when larger than a cub full of cargo does it.
Watching those guys land into the wind with ZERO or negative at times ground speed is really fun to watch though.
TheSonicKind@reddit
Negative ground speed? Going backwards?
W33b3l@reddit
Ya.. if the headwinds strong enough they can do it bit they usually cancle the competition if that's the case lol
EarthyFeet@reddit
Okay Indiana Jones
W33b3l@reddit
I mean, while his character is pretty bad ass, I never understood his whip fetish.
GITS75@reddit
Indiana Jones & the Last Crusade maybe...
thiscantbeitagain@reddit
I was literally thinking to myself “well, at least he doesn’t have to aim for that tiny scar in the side of the umm well okay then that’s where he’s going”
jgremlin_@reddit
The Jesus pendent hanging from the compass is the icing on the cake.
MrEtrain@reddit
I was wondering what saint it might be...
excelaccessoffice@reddit
Patron Saint of Coordinated Turns
HideUnderBridge@reddit
No that’s na
ivan252@reddit
Que bonita se mira la sierra
S_Hurricane_Y@reddit
His ears have got to be shot. It’s so loud in those cockpits
aiij@reddit
Not a pilot but the first thing that stood out to me was the lack of headphones. Would he be able to hear the radio?
S_Hurricane_Y@reddit
Yes, there is a speaker. It just would be louder than the wind/prop/engine. Which are loud
gromm93@reddit
Yeah, I can literally think of no reason to not wear a headset. You don't have to reach for the mic, or take your hands off the controls for any reason. And it's not like he doesn't use the radio... The mic is hanging from the yoke so you know he has and recently.
Save your hearing and make flying easier at the same time. And you look like a real pilot in the process.
S_Hurricane_Y@reddit
I mean, he is a real pilot. Clearly a very skilled pilot as well. He might prefer it this way, but he definitely should preserve his hearing.
gromm93@reddit
Good point. You can buy the "pilot look" but you gotta make skill by yourself.
Either way, I'd wear a headset. Deafness is forever, and I have first-hand knowledge for what that looks like.
freelikegnu@reddit
I hear what you did there!
Pooch76@reddit
Interesting. So any small plane kindof requires ear protection?
TenderfootGungi@reddit
Unless it is electric, yes. And I am not sure electric is that much quieter.
gromm93@reddit
Uh, yeah? Those engines literally operate without any muffler.
Pooch76@reddit
never considered that!
Internal_Mail_5709@reddit
Well typically you would wear a headset so you are able to communicate with ATC and anyone else in the cockpit / plane.
OGbigfoot@reddit
I... I don't think there is ATC in this situation.
gromm93@reddit
It's clear he just used his mic, or it wouldn't be hanging off the yoke.
MrCheesypoof@reddit
He does use ATC. In other videos you can see him communicating with ATC using the microphone hanging off the yoke.
OGbigfoot@reddit
Didn't catch that, but I was mostly making a dumb joke :)
S_Hurricane_Y@reddit
I’m sure some have better insulation than others, and that looks like a newer plane believe it or not, so it might not be that bad. Probably anywhere from 80-100 db consistently
SpartanDoubleZero@reddit
Anything that’s over 84Db that’s continuous it’s recommended for double hearing protection.
ItsUpThereSomewhere@reddit
Three old pilots are talking...
“It’s windy,” says one.
“No, it’s Thursday,” says the next.
“So am I,” says the third. “Let’s go and have a drink!”
zxcvbn113@reddit
I've watched a lot of jungle mountainside landings in PNG. They are carefully practiced with clear restrictions and go-around criteria.
This is another level. One chance.
w0rlds@reddit
Yeah Ryan flies a little differently. Old and bold...
ConnieTheTomcat@reddit
Oh this is the other other film with TomCruise isn’t it
(American Made for those who don’t get it)
TheRonsterWithin@reddit
I’ve never flown in to Mexico City. Is this really its airport?
barkindolphins22@reddit
I want to find this on MSFS
wtonb@reddit
genuinely curious, could they safely make a go around if needed? (I know they’re not concerned with safety)
tropicbrownthunder@reddit
In the Sierra Madre there are several isolated communities that their only option to go to more populated places for basic commodities or health checks are air-taxi or a couple of days on mule-back.
These are not cartel members.
surprise_banana@reddit
“Runway in sight?”
bang
“Yep.”
listerbmx@reddit
"Any chance of a go around?"
Nope!
dangledingle@reddit
A what now?
Exact_Passenger_4389@reddit
r/SweatyPalms
DeedsF1@reddit
I mean, shoot! That is impressive. Also, the backwards hat means that he is knowledgeable or at the very least, has experience in doing this... right?! (Nervous laugh).
Astrocat9@reddit
Cartel activities 😁
DJ_Hindsight@reddit
You absolutely this guy was wearing flip flops.
EconomicsLong3447@reddit
Lukla, Mexico edition
Zhuravell@reddit
Don Eladio will not accept a late arrival due to a go-around.
specialsymbol@reddit
I wonder why he is coming in so fast. Strong fall winds? But the clouds / fog doesn't move.
TheArgieAviator@reddit
Like the other guy said, you still need to carry stuff out of those places as well. If the terrain is rough enough that not even bush planes can get there, you can always do the trip with a helicopter, but those things are quite a lot more expensive to operate and have their own limitations too. You may need to rely only on light trucks/mules to supply those places, and use air assets in cases of extreme urgency or priority.
Fibbs@reddit
nailed it, right betweem the tarps on the shoulder.
kidpoodieng@reddit
Hey it's Mexican Castiel!
Camalinos@reddit
Looks like the same stuff that dude on YouTube does in PNG. Missionary Pilot I think?
mycatcallsmemeow@reddit
Uber cocaine
Lozsta@reddit
My BIL is a pilot and we are both gamers. He has a full VR rig set up at home for flight sim.
I realise that reality and flight sim are very different but I managed the Himalaya landing on my forth go after he gave me the basics on a simple run way.
I was impressed with myself, it is similar to this landing except this guy smashed it where as I would probably have concussed a couple of passengers.
volatile_flange@reddit
Often much higher than sea level
Hermit_Bottle@reddit
This reminds me of papua new guinea.
oddlotz@reddit
What airplane is he flying?
ComprehensiveEar7218@reddit
Looks like a 182.
rodrigoaescobar@reddit
you need to watch Air America if you don't understand what is going on.
Lawdoc1@reddit
I came here for an Air America reference, but I was looking for https://www.google.com/search?q=air+america+short+landing+scene&oq=air+america+short+landing+scene&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUyBggAEEUYOTIGCAEQRRhA0gEINTM5NmowajeoAgCwAgA&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#fpstate=ive&vld=cid:88c7dc77,vid:uJgeYpw1Ukg,st:0 specifically.
As a side note, when I was serving with the US Marines as a Corpsman (medic) we did some joint operations with the Thai military and operated out of Korat Royal Thai Air Base, but we also made a few landings at Udorn Royal Thai Air Base, which one of the bases that Air America used during Vietnam.
viloader90@reddit
Air Coca, hiring yesterday. Do your 1500h in the cartel to then benefit from the flow program to Aerosucre. Those 727s don't crash themselves...
fly_with_me1@reddit
They fly brand new private jets now, 727s are old news
gogozoo@reddit
Aerosucre? Jurassic and classic baby! And those 727s that won't crash themselves.
SomeGuyNick@reddit
He looks more casual in that aircraft than i do in a car
pdj102@reddit
Seriously with those mountains, could he have done a touch and go if he needed to?
falcontitan@reddit
So, how many kilograms of powder can that plane hold?
Designer_Buy_1650@reddit
Nope. Not for me. Someone else can enjoy the challenge.
Rumpolestiltskin8330@reddit
The DEA has entered the chat
FullFuckinFFO@reddit
"Shit balls" if you know you know
pjlaniboys@reddit
So what is the runway surface condition code for right half covered in tarps?
ingendera@reddit
A so called Cartel Landing.
Cpdio@reddit
Hijole...
theglobalnomad@reddit
Homeboy is just out there rawdogging the noise.
BraceIceman@reddit
Least sterile cockpit on the planet.
Sweaty-Pineapple-833@reddit
?
sleepyprojectionist@reddit
The sterile cockpit rule dictates that in “critical phases” of the flight, typically any under 10,000ft, only activities crucial to the operation of the flight should take place.
There should be no distractions and no talking other than to confer flight-critical information.
Sweaty-Pineapple-833@reddit
Thank you!
Not a pilot, I just love planes. Thanks for the informative response, I expected to be chastised.
💙
thesuperunknown@reddit
The part they left out was that it’s an FAA rule only legally applicable to pilots operating commercial (airline/cargo) flights in the US.
The original commenter was joking, of course, but the rule doesn’t apply to any type of general aviation (i.e. the kind of flying we see in this video).
habu-sr71@reddit
There is this thing called best practices. It's for safety, y'know. That's why rules get created.
Sweaty-Pineapple-833@reddit
Even more knowledge, thanks!
So I guess like anything, each country has its rules and regulations? Do any of these countries require pilots to do specific things when they enter their airspace, or is it treated more like a maritime thing?
Motik68@reddit
You might find this Wikipedia page interesting: Chicago convention
Duelistgodx@reddit
Yeah literally no one follows that until maybe 500ft
Late-Mathematician55@reddit
To be fair, he may have well been landing at a strip above 10,000 ft.
Vaerktoejskasse@reddit
*Sad noises flying a C172
NorthernPufferFL@reddit
Bush pilot see all, hear all and don’t give a shit about S.O.P.
Hugh-Dingus@reddit
Who needs atc anyway…
BUNNIES_ARE_FOOD@reddit
I have a very strong feeling we're gonna know the answer to that soon
notaballitsjustblue@reddit
ATC is really only there to maximise efficiency. Would LHR work as well as a non-controlled field? Of course not. But I have flown a heavy into a non-controlled field and it's fine.
biggsteve81@reddit
And lots of controlled fields in the US are uncontrolled from 11pm to 6am.
TwoAmps@reddit
Ok, I’ll bite. Does LHR work as a controlled field? /s
PussyDeconstructor@reddit
the microphone is dangling by the yoke
habu-sr71@reddit
No, gracias.
alexgnzlz20@reddit
El Piloto Y Su Estilo
Accidentallygolden@reddit
Unstable, going around...
G3oh@reddit
No seatbelt? YOLO!
vikmak@reddit
You Made it look so easy!!
ComicOzzy@reddit
That runway was smaller than my brain could accept.
sslinky84@reddit
Now do it IFR
Thearcticjupitor@reddit
CAR-TEL
macetfromage@reddit
would a fighter pilot nail it?
karemeAbdulJabar@reddit
Do you think this flight showed up on flight sim24?
Yahya_sindhi1502@reddit
Yeah, Callsign C4RT31
Long_Pomegranate2469@reddit
Strong faith and a line of coke.
12/10 would land again
Various_Rain_7055@reddit
Unfortunately, this guy won’t make it to fly for Ryanair. The landing was too smooth for that.
bullettenboss@reddit
He's fucking cute
jkeyeuk@reddit
That's some skill and balls of steel
HisMajesty2019@reddit
And softest hands in the world with those fingerless 🧤 👌
neightn8@reddit
Bien Hecho!
woodworkingguy1@reddit
He looked fast the whole time..
Katana_DV20@reddit
True airspeed increases with altitude. You'll be using the same indicated airspeeds as normal. That increased TAS , yes you will see the ground going past faster than what you'd be used to if landing at a sea level airport.
Excellent-Example305@reddit
This is 100% some cartel shit.
stick004@reddit
Drug cartel members have no fear…. They dead either way.
lozoot64@reddit
You cannot always go around.
hajileeeeeee@reddit
Just like driving a car
TechSgt_Garp@reddit
I don't speak mexican & I'm not a pilot so my assumption is that all the talking he's so doing is praying to every saint he's ever heard of? 😅
Motik68@reddit
"Mexican" is usually called "Spanish", for some reason...
reddituseronebillion@reddit
That guy reverses his airplane better than most people do cars.
Ambityp@reddit
Dear content creator. Ask yourself: What value did this soundtrack add to this production?
fliegerrechlin@reddit
Amazing. You can see he's a sharp pilot
ltjpunk387@reddit
Going around
ArtyMcPerro@reddit
Committed to keeping your local bar, club, your music festival, your local gym, your local High school, well supplied. Entrepreneurship at its finest. Exquisite throttle control there at the end too.
altruistic-camel-2@reddit
The amount of cocaine onboard is non-zero
AlexLuna9322@reddit
It’s ok guys, he told his plane to be “Quieto”, that’s a Mexican spell that adds +50 on landings and driving.
I use it myself then driving my car or riding my bike.
A57RUM@reddit
Yes above sea level. Whats your point?
outfoxingthefoxes@reddit
Mr. Bumpy Landing
MeanCat4@reddit
This video have lost already since yesterday so many pixels from download and upload!
SwissMargiela@reddit
I just woke up but this sentence structure threw me for a loop
XxSkyHopperxX@reddit
“The video has gone down quite a bit in quality since yesterday from the amount of reuploads”
Ascazel@reddit
Bro learned flying from Udemy.
oscarddt@reddit
It's clear that he's done it hundreds of times.
PussyDeconstructor@reddit
source
Lomax777@reddit
Cartels only hire the best 😆 🤣
Pooch76@reddit
Love it.
Rickenbacker69@reddit
Or anywhere with dense forests and large hills, really.
darthdodd@reddit
Probably used precision approach radar
patrick_thementalist@reddit
Yea no shit