NETFLIX? SLEEPING? What are Pilots doing on a 12 Hour flight!

In this video, I'm going to take you behind the scenes of a long-haul flight to uncover the secrets of what pilots do during those seemingly endless hours in the cruise phase of their journey.

Ever wondered what happens in the cockpit once the airplane has reached its cruising altitude? Join me as I show you the fascinating world of aviation!

In this video, you'll discover:
🛫 The crucial tasks that take place before reaching cruise altitude.
🌐 How pilots maintain constant communication with air traffic control.
🧭 The importance of monitoring flight systems and navigation.
👩‍✈️👨‍✈️ The teamwork and coordination required among the flight crew.
✈️ A glimpse into the pilot's perspective during a long-haul flight.

Whether you're an aviation enthusiast, a future pilot, or simply curious about the intricacies of air travel, this video will provide you with an exclusive look into the world of aviation that you've never seen before.

This video was a 6 day Rotation to Fort Myers (KRSW) Florida, USA. on which I take you with me.

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[brunacavalcanti]

As someone who is terrified of planes, I find this video very informative. Even though I don't understand the technical stuff you talk about, it's clear how safe it is to fly and how prepared you guys are. From the bottom of my heart, thank you to all pilots & flight attendants out there that safely take us from one place to another. I truly admire you guys. 🙏

[marky]

Really good and informative video. I like the way you incorporate the information as you go about your day rather than just a full 16 min sit down.

[AyushArunRao-cbhr]

Imagine if pilots watched Netflix on long hauls
we would have landed on the wrong airport lmao

[Derry]

Being a Student pilot (ppl) my instructor always say to us situational awareness is part of your life. But remember Avitate navigate or communicate.

[laughing_memess]

I watch these kinds of videos because they inspire me to pursue a career as a pilot, but I also watch them because of how well edited and clean they are! crazy content u put, continue making videos man, i promise u that you'll get more famous

[noneofyourbusiness]

Mate, by watching only a few videos of yours such as this and the Boeing vs Airbus you quickly became my favourite youtuber! Love your content, dont ever stop recording and posting these awesome videos!

[Rayal]

I'm so happy the algorithm suggested this channel. I follow a lot of pilots and AV Geeks on YouTube, but I find your channel to be excellent. I like how you talk about seemingly mundane topics, like having to do a slight diversion to give yourself time to descend to runway 24. Amazing information dude. 👌

[foxxo-dev]

Love your content! Keep up the good work!

[weakbruteforce]

This is a great video! I've taken some flight lessons and, if I learned anything, I learned just what you detailed; you have to continually think about alternative plans if something goes wrong. Those considerations take up an amazing amount of time and thought processing even in a 172. I can only imagine what it's like flying a commercial airline. +1

[bostonelevatorsaviation]

Just found your channel. Lots of informative content here. As someone who also wants to be a pilot one day, the videos are great. Keep em comin!

[mathiasengkeblle]

Love this content, im in aviation myself, and talking is definitely what happens the most after passing 32 thousand feet 🤣

[saschapeischl]

Yes, on the long-haul you have a lot of time to get to know other pilots and at the end of the flight you usually know the pilot better than your girlfriend or wife, which is funny😅 You probably tell each other a lot of secrets, admit it. and really very interesting that you can take a power nap when you are tired in the cockpit. I read that once but I couldn't believe it but it's a good idea, it makes sense when the other person is awake and focused. So why not 👍

[jasonnhu]

Thanks for sharing the long-haul flight experience with us, i really enjoy the video. As a fellow airline pilot myself, i really enjoy these kind of content but my airline only flies domestic and short international flights on an A320 CEO, looking forward to see more of your videos. Cheers mate.

[nevilleekofo]

since i have been watchig you motivate me to be a pilot and may you make a video about your schedule in a full year

[teuthy]

I have always held a reverent respect for Richard's story, a collective sigh of morose- holy lord an ad for Aero Elite flight training school!?

[victorrivera]

I couldn't find a more interesting kind of videos to watch and practice my english listening! Good content! Thank you.

[maureenirie]

Another great video! So much information! I love your presentation! Thanks again Pascal!

[yamthirdnow]

Hey, thanks for the amazing content, as always. I would like to ask: Do you ever engage in casual conversations with other aircraft while flying in remote areas?

[itsdelex]

Love it Pascal! Keep it up man strong 💪🏽

[samreen]

Yayyy my favourite Aviation YouTuber!!