The TERRIFYING Last Minutes of YouTuber Jenny Blalock

This documentary explores the tragic plane crash involving YouTuber Jenny Blalock, a pioneering woman in the construction industry and an aviation enthusiast.

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Jenny, known for her channel TNFlygirl, documented her journey as a private pilot. On December 7, 2023, Jenny and her father, James Blalock, embarked on a flight that ended in disaster. This video delves into the details of that fateful day, the investigation's findings, and the community's response. Join us as we remember Jenny and her father, celebrating their adventurous spirits and their legacy.

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[TheDenverdan]

She got lost over an airport in another video. Couldn’t figure out east and west on a perfectly clear day with several GPS’, a compass, an ipad, and an iPhone. I have no idea how she passed her checkride. It sucks that she died but she had no business flying.

[guyincognito]

She had made a video driving to the airport, she blew through a stop sign, and treated other stop lights as yield signs. Constantly looking at her phone. She was a danger on the road, and completely incompetent and irresponsible as a "pilot"

[jimbo]

That's one of the problems with the Internet...Everyone thinks they're Celebrities!!!

[TheBeingReal]

Her “last minutes” started long before that. Her own videos showed she was incompetent as a pilot.

[robertalan]

I have seen most of her videos. She was always fighting the auto-pilot. A few times the plane would jerk violently downward when it was disconnected. She wondered why you push the trim up to make the plane go down. Not everybody has the 'right stuff' to be a pilot. It is no place for participation trophies. RIP Jenny and dad.

[desdicadoric]

Looking cute and having money doesn’t make you automatically competent. Too busy looking at the camera

[lachicafun]

So in other words she didn’t know what she was doing and just wanted to “look cute”. And that’s what killed her and her dad. Smdh.

[Barbara-yhgg]

It's clear to me she focused more on getting videos for her channel then on flying the plane.😢

[Tom-tf]

She had zero common sense . She couldn't read a compass . She said gear down when putting the gear up ! She had no idea how to use the auto pilot ! She couldn't get on the right heading as soon as she took off, she started circling the airport unable to get a heading so she turned on the auto pilot to get started, just to go in the right heading ! This girl had no buisness in a plane or a car, she blew through five stop signs !!! She was bound to kill somebody !

[mikeskidmore]

Jenny wasn't safe to drive a mini Van on Public Roads let alone flying. She was totally unaware that she was an unsafe Pilot. Both of her flight Instructors failed her.

[kentscoffey]

This woman had no business flying an airplane. She had zero spatial awareness and an enabling father who never said a word. Now he's dead too. She'd literally get lost in clear weather with her home airport off her left wing. OMG...

[grumman]

A lack of respect for aircraft and aviating will result in tears.

[T_Mo]

Essentially the issue was that she was a really bad pilot who didn't realize it.

[marka]

Sometimes narcissism just isn't enough.

[fredsmith]

The same thing happened to a female cosmetic surgeon who tried to video her surgeries to capitalize on social media versus focusing on the surgery and the patient. She had her license to practice revoked.

[T_Mo]

Private pilots don't have a 'luxury life'. Most are barely able to scrape together fuel money and pay their insurance.

[joycedudzinski]

I checked into her businesses and there was like one or two photos and that's it. No website page and this was before the accident. I don't understand what pioneering woman means.
Whoever gave her the sign off of being able to fly that plane should be stripped of their license. She appears totally clueless in the episodes I have seen.
Check out the YouTuber flying with Kat... She knows what she's doing.

[brianb]

Sad story but she was not proficient in flying the Debonair. She got lost taking off from another airport in a prior flight with her father. She relied too much on the autopilot. As a flight instructor myself I was appalled at her lack of proficiency.

[DerangedLeftWingers]

seems like her flying instructors were more incompetent than she was

[gdwnet]

I don't understand Jenny, she was a success in business and I have no doubt she took time to understand the business, to build it up, to do quality work and so on and yet she didn't follow that mentality though to flying. If you mess up a hardwood floor you can replace it. If you mess up flying, well, you end up with what happened to Jenny. Something that should never have happened.