The foundations for The Flying VLOG were laid during the earliest days of my Private Pilot’s Licence (PPL) training. Back then, I was a wide-eyed student pilot, capturing raw cockpit moments with a basic flip camera simply because I wanted to remember every flight. It wasn’t until 2017 that I began turning those recordings into…

I’m always open to meaningful partnerships with brands and companies that genuinely enhance the flying experience and align with the spirit of The Flying VLOG. Through my videos, I share the joy, freedom, and real-world capabilities of flying a light aircraft, whether navigating busy airways under IFR, discovering hidden gems, or exploring stunning destinations across…

When it comes to uploading videos online, YouTube and Vimeo are two of the most popular platforms available. YouTube stands out as completely free for creators; you can upload as many videos as you like, with no limits on storage or uploads. When it comes to audience size and reach, YouTube has a massive advantage.…

Deciding when to upload videos is more complicated than it first appears. My main goal is simple: expose The Flying VLOG and every new cockpit adventure to the largest possible audience, whether that’s fellow pilots hunting for real IFR tips, students dreaming of their next rating, or anyone who loves watching the freedom and capabilities…

I aim to publish a new blog post on the same day (or very shortly after) the corresponding vlog episode goes live on YouTube. This usually means that when a new flight adventure drops on Thursday, you’ll often find a detailed written version on the website around the same time. The blog typically expands on…

This is one of the most common questions I receive, and I completely understand the appeal — sharing the cockpit, experiencing real IFR flying in a light aircraft, and exploring hidden gems from the air is something special. In my earlier days, I used to advertise seats on the Wingly platform. It was a safe,…