Flying Across The Country In My 45 Year Old Airplane! New Mexico to Texas

My flight from Albuquerque, NM to Houston, TX. This is the last leg in my trip to California in my twin engine airplane. See below for all videos. Beautiful views flying over the mountains, getting home, and coming in to land!

WATCH THE ENTIRE TRIP:
🌎Houston, Texas to Roswell, New Mexico
🌎New Mexico to Arizona
🌎Phoenix to Los Angeles, California
🌎Hemet, California to Prescott, Arizona
🌎Prescott, Arizona to Albuquerque, New Mexico

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[jeffreysimmons]

First of all, I'm glad you're feeling better (at least it seems that way). Thanks for bringing me along on the flight. I love flying with you (even if it's only in cyber space). When I started following you, I didn't understand a lot of the banter on the radio, but now I do. Please keep doing what you do.

[barbararobbins]

Great flight. I am proud of your ability on the radio. I don't know how you manage to hear your directions and keep up with it all, but I'm sure practice is helping. Good job, Kay. I am thankful that you always put safety first, and don't get over confident.

[CYVRFlightSim]

Totally addicted to your channel. Love seeing you flying with Pops too!!!!

[Dave-wmdo]

Wow! All the factors taken into consideration for fuel consumption. You were highlighted on another channel for all of the things you do right (about 8 mos ago)... and don't take anything for granted, Thanks for sharing.

[tomwaugh]

Another perfect landing, great job Kay!!!

[scaranogaryj]

Absolute perfect landing! Very nice flying ❤

[rstevens]

Kay I'm an old man that just enjoys watching your videos I'm not a pilot I'm not anybody special you used to let us watch you all the way up till you park the airplane through the traffic I kind of enjoy that.

[alexrivero]

You're kickin butt!! Awesome flying and landing. Love to see the great skills at play. Love the channel. Awesome

[firemedic]

Great flight. I like how you edited this flight. Having flown this route a couple of times, the boring landscape you edited is like a straight highway. I tended to get a little sleepy. Great landing. Thoroughly enjoyed this one.

[SM-ifnz]

I ❤ how you are conservative with your fuel and very proactive communication about it with the towers! Very smart!

[jamiecloud]

I'm actually surprised that with today's advanced technology that all radio call outs are not automatically typed on a screen so that the pilot has ATC directions readily available to read if they get distracted. ATC communications are so rapid fire and garbled at times with so many sets of numbers that I'm amazed that there are not more accidents.

[chasplace]

wow! that was a close call on the fuel. No room for error toward the end. Great job!

[PopsCustomSignsLLC]

I love all of the videos you post. This one was especially fun with the ATC calls and cares for your safety. And I gotta tell you, the sound tracks of this video is awesome!! Fly safe and stick around so we can take more flights with you! And I still wanna want to buy you, Pops, and your Mom lunch at BLX. Merry Christmas.

[thomasmixson]

Anytime I find myself looking at a flight plan anywhere near my maximum fuel limits, I find it advantageous to take a quick stop. If you have passengers, they'll certainly appreciate the break in the action.

[NerdJared]

Its such a baron landscape but also so beautiful at the same time! Nice flight!

[Bpilot]

You should add a CPDLC module to your avionics! That's going to become mandatory in a few years for domestic flying...You'll be able to toss the kneeboard once and for all too!

[Ballen]

On one of your trips, try Pearland Regional Airport on the south side of Houston. It is 2 miles to Friendswood, Tx and has a nice Mexican food place close to the airport ( walking distance) . Be careful as there are student pilots in the pattern. I keep my 340A hangered there.

[michaeldeckert]

Absolutely loved watching this whole flight. Loved how Albuquerque traffic was worried about you and the other target who he couldn't contact .For him it was be ahead of the game. Both of you were! Thoroughly enjoyed listening to just you explaining how everything worked. Flight management. Then on your inbound to landing again air traffic control worked well with you and you worked well with them! They love how respectful you are and they seem to very much show that in their help and response. Totally enjoyed this..

[TandaMadison]

Always fun to watch when you fly in/out of KABQ with all of the familiar ATC voices, and recognizing the local aircraft/people on the radio. Yes, if you're over on the GA side there isn't much of Charlie that gets used. The number of times I've said to myself entering taxiway Charlieeand leaving taxiway Charlie. This was obviously a few months back as we are sure missing RWY 8-26 these days until...., fingers crossed, May.

[jacobsmith]

When the plane crash with a Piper happened the other day, someone tagged you. I freaked out but remembered "484 Hotel Papa" from listening and could tell it wasn't you.. Fly safe!! 🥰 🛩️