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WOULD YOU FLY ON THE FLYING MINIBUS?

WOULD YOU FLY ON THE FLYING MINIBUS?

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WOULD YOU FLY ON THE FLYING MINIBUS? Craig: Love these obscure airlines and the towns you seem to end up in. no caravan this time? The floatsoften hold fire retardant. we see this all the time in Australia during the bush fire season. Where I live in Mansfield in the High Country of Victoria we have a Canadian registered helicopter which can carry large amounts of water in a bucket which can be filled from dams etc and fire fighting aircraft which drops a red coloured retardant from a low level. these pilots are brilliant! Brilliant stuff mate! Thanks as always and you stay safe!
Date: 2023-08-20

Comments and reviews: 19


I flew sight-seeing trips along the coast and air taxi to Cascais (pronounced cashceyesh)until my retirement in 2015 and if you think the take off on 29 is tight then just try it on 07 at 35c with a hill in front of you!
Landing on 29 the apporoach is not below 600ft. until past the water tower on your left and then hit full flaps. If you are here for a few days AeroVip have a C172 available for hire and you must do my old route -low level along the absolutely stunning coastline to Cape St. Vincent and back as far as Albufeira.

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In 2018 I flew on something similar from Athens to Mykonos. Pilot, co-pilot, stewardess, about 2 or 3 steps up into the aircraft, me and 4 or 5 other people. Not pressurized as I don't think we went above 8, 000 or 10, 000 feet. No service, just seats and a flight. did not care. Got to Mykonos, short walk across the tarmac, short walk to a grocery store, then back to the cabs at the airport, and off to my hotel. The plane was a box with wings and areodynamic nose.
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flew Shorts 360s between Cairns and Townsville in Autralia in late 1990s amazing flights at low altitude along coast. The box shaped interior bigger and i saw the same on your Dorniers. any explanation for bubble window? was it a search and reacue aircraft before? getting that seat woukdnmake flight so enjoyable
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Been there, it is a stunning area, the people of Portugal are some of the friendliest on the planet, we shall be returning, a real beauty spot. Love the place, another outstanding video Noel, fantastic to see parts of Portugal of the main beat and track, it is a beautiful country
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Noel Philips, this video is wonderful because this is a rare video which gives the viewers an insight into rural aviation in Europe. Since you are from the UK, I suggest you create a video traveling to the Isle of Wight on a hovercraft which has become a rarity these days.
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Worked for one of the few North American carriers that operated DO228's thus flew on them quite a bit. They were a very stalwart and reliable airplane and seldom teched compared to the other aircraft our company operated. No we didn't have the bubble windows.
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Hey I watch your vids all the time as Im a really nervous flyer. I get panic attacks every time I get onto a plane. I watch your videos as a means of trying to put myself in the situation from the comfort of home. I still get nervous just watching
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With that short runway, there is no way MotoGP logistics freighter could land there.
- - Anyway, having its stopovers written on the fuselage made that Dornier a proper 'bus - a flying (Renault) Espace if you will!

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The captain of the last leg between cascais and portimao is the owner of the airline, and both the bell 212 and the at-802 fireboss at the viseu airfield are used to fight forest fires, thanks for the video, great job.
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Nice to see that pretty little town you had lunch in. Always enjoy these quirky videos that show us a bit of the places you visit, and love the more unusual routes and planes. Great video and love the BOING T shirt!
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It would be nice to have link from. exeter to Bristol and london airports but great to hear Logan are going to exeter maybe now European low cost airline might you exeter airport as west country base
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i flew this flight last year from port mao to braganca and i must say it was a brilliant flight. different airplane when i flew but the best part was you could really feel the wind on your feet
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0: 55 That plane must have been through a lot of combat. I couldn't imagine how difficult was flying there in that era, due to the _ahem_ state of war between Argentina and Britain.
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If it was me, I would have spent more time in this absolutely beautiful little town where you had lunch. Thank you for sharing anyway. I loved the thumb up of the pilot!
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As a german comedian said in one of his 90s Programs. you know, one of those Planes you see on tv news, in parts. They are not as unreliable as it is made out to be.
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All of your videos are great. Really love when you go to small towns like in this one and show what life is like/things look like. Really appreciate it. Thanks.
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Well, I did fly in a minibus (Swearingen Metro series) quite a lot, but unlike your Dornier, it was pressurized. I never flew in an unpressurized aircraft.
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Enjoyed that. Your videos are always so well presented and informative Noel
It looked lovely in Viseu - traditional Portuguese architecture etc.

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So my cup of tea trips like this. The videos have got so much better since you started just concentrating on the random and interesting trips like this
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