Cessna 182 Turbo - The Ultimate Cross-Country Machine!

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[michaelktm]

It is wild to listen to Dakota talking while flying so confident and knowledgeable. Its like she is a different person compared to how relaxed is she is just chilling on the boats.

[bruceinoregon]

From my perspective it's cool and almost mesmerizing to watch a smart, talented, skilled, pretty woman fly a plane. Like watching a great tennis player or track star - it's a beautiful thing. Dakota did a great job!

[cowboyrolo]

Holy Cow!!! Mild mannered Dakota takes control, you can tell she is knowledgeable and passionate about flying!! Really enjoyed this episode!!!

[jackthecanuck]

As Bob Black said, a different side of Dakota. She came out of her sailing shell & came alive on the aircraft. Very confident & her training showed. Piloting is one thing, but narrating a video while flying is another. Well done Dakota.

[itsgeo]

I like Dakota's training and background. One could say she was born to fly!!! Great video...

[SchmoopsAdventures]

Dakota does a great job of explaining the basic flight maneuvers. I appreciate the play by play flight instruction

[nicke]

Wowza Dakota, what a different young lady when she’s in familiar territory 😳. Cool as cats 😎👍👌

[robertcaldwell]

Good start for the Flying Doodles. You are in your element

[chuckrogers]

Dakota is seriously amazing! I mean, she could totally have her own show teaching people how to fly. Her pilot personality is just so captivating, you know? And let me tell you, she's got this incredible confidence that just shines through. But hey, let's not forget about her sailing adventures with Bobby. We definitely don't want her to give that up!

[speedygonzales]

What can I say... I'm impressed with the new host and her aviator's skills.
I have the feeling she is going to be great. 🇨🇦

[skipmaloney]

Glad Flying Doodles is back! This is where I started my Doodling many moons ago.

[brucei.]

Dakota is so professional, yet very pretty in headphones. I'm very impressed. I think this is going to be a great video series. Good job!

[leehoffman]

I've watched Sailing Doodles for years. Many years ago my dad had a Luscomb tail dragger, a Cessna 150, and a 172 he was rebuilding. He had his A and P ticket and could also rebuild all of the electronics on the aircraft and send them to the FAA for certification. He was doing a conversion on the engine to a Lycoming with some STOL mods on the airframe. He passed away in 2000 before he completed the conversion. We had a friend who rebuilt a Meyers OTW and I flew it over the ocean off Redondo Beach CA with a WWI leather helmet on. I've not flown for many years. Dakota, thanks for the ride. You brought back many memories. I look forward to seeing the two of you back on the water or glamping around.

[festerofest]

Very impressive, Dakota! That was fun to watch... what a display of confidence and competence in that aircraft!

[thenussbaum]

I almost fell off my chair when I saw who this was. This is fantastic. I always liked her. She's gonna be just great doing this.

[kaskl]

I'm sure Dakota will do a great job hosting Flying Doodles when she's not sailing.

[Redbaron_sites]

When she says 1200 hours, she means it, her type of flying is hands on, and as a CF I constant. Often pilots accumulate massive amounts of hours, a lot being on auto, not dealing constantly with a changing environment as she has. She must stay engaged and pay attention her whole day. Godspeed to her and every other CFI, you earned the hours, nothing free❤!

[robertpowell]

Dakota, you're absolutely awesome in that pilot seat good job girl!😊 That Bobby is very lucky he has the best of both worlds.

[ssecor]

Dakota is in her element for sure 😀😎❤Glad to see Flying Doodles back in the air! Thanks Bobby and Dakota for sharing...

[drshepherd]

What a beautiful airplane! Pretty cool to see Dakota flying. I can tell she definitely has some experience in an airplane! Thanks for bringing the airplanes back. As an A&P and retired Air Force aircraft mechanic, I appreciate anything about an airplane. Thanks Bobby and Dakota