PC-12 Landing at Johnson Creek - outside view

Idaho backcountry is beautiful!

[LostButMakingGoodTime]

I know there are talented and capable pilots in every type of aircraft, and I’m sure there are plenty of examples of Pilatus pilots who’ve been having a bad day, but I have been paying attention and I’m continually amazed that PC-12 videos as a group consistently demonstrate some of the smoothest, most perfect approaches and landings I’ve ever seen. Like they’re on rails.

[billdonohue]

You talk about a feather touchdown!!!❤

[NathanElcoate]

Best landing I think I've ever seen!

[sander]

What an excellent approach and touchdown! Great work.

[Sethbrews]

I love the pc12. Such a useful aircraft . It can land and takeoff in some tight spots

[Harrys]

That pilot has clearly done that type of landing many times. Wow - very impressive!!

[DrGordon-Freeman]

What a landing! I watched the cockpit view before this. Glad you got an outside shot too

[ronn]

Who is this pilot? Thats one of the best landing ive seen.

[markusanderson]

Nice soft field landing (saw that elevator back the whole time).

[davidbower]

Don't know squat about airplanes and flying but that looked too smooth!

[JoshiNAround]

"when you think you're the coolest guy at the airfield and then this guy shows up"

[AVMamfortas]

I am in Tasmania. Johnsons Creek is my favourite field (on my flt sim) :)

[mikemcallister]

how about some background on the Airport and on the Pilatus ? Impressed to see it landing on a grass strip.

[d.b.]

Cool paint job. Is it a military plane, looks like te same stripe as a coastguard plane just not in orange.

[KaBaPilot]

POV: your rich friend arrives 😂

Smooth landing.

[khyr]

There was a cropdusters field up north near Copeland. We would land their sometimes. 4 seat and 6 seat Cessna's, and a few long flights with a Bellanca Citabria from Kelso, Wa. Just miles from Gramps and Grannys house, right at the Porthill turnoff, right by Mt Hall school. Copeland is North of Bonners Ferry. Bonners Ferry/Boundary County had a dual strip north of town(grass or asphalt). This was a long time ago. Several times we almost made Deer Jerky with ryegrass stuffing, by way of Lycoming. Don't know if those strips are still there. Henley's Aerodrome was the location of my first Open Cockpit ride in a Stearman Cropduster Bipe. Long before it was a funpark. I miss the North Kootenai Valley.

[dannyhaya]

Smooth as silk! (a quote from MSFS24, lol)

[AlbertoRossi-xd]

Wow! Ben I didn't know you had a YouTube channel .

[briangarner]

Delivering Hot Chocolate anywhere these days!! Buttered it!!

[DrewWithington]

I love how the pilot was able to switch the lights on and off while landing the plane.