What happens if an Aircraft flies too FAST!!?

I'm loving how your pup is trying to get your attention. you really are a Pilot. you are not distracted by the pup at all. that's a great thing.

I always have to watch Mentour's videos twice because the first time I'm always distracted by his dog.

3:27 doggo demonstrating a go around 🐕

Although he makes these concepts sound easy, they aren't, what an excellent teacher.

For anyone interested of a case where this was "tested" in an actual flight, have a look at Federal Express Flight 705 in 1994. There was an off-duty second officer (Auburn Calloway) who wanted to commit suicide so his family could get the life insurance payout. But the two pilots managed to stop him. As part of this, one of the pilots ended up putting the plane into a very steep dive. As far as I remember, they went over VD and started experiencing fluttering. Some parts of the wing also broke off. But they managed to keep flying and landed safely.

that dog OWNS that couch! 😂

Your puppy went inverted, entered uncontrollable dynamics.... then stalled.

"So before you do anything you have to chill, think and actually know what you are doing" Thats some solid peice of advise there ^^

In an trilingual household like Mentour's, the dogs could also bark in three different languages. In 🇬🇧 bowwow, in 🇪🇸 ¡guau! ¡guau! and in 🇸🇪 vovve vovve! 🐶

if interested, the engineering term for "self-induced oscillation" = resonance :)

Your 1st Pawfficer is adorable!

The other day I had to end my home sim session and sleep so i decided to put my 737 into a dive by pushing the yoke forward at FL360. It accelerated as expected until reaching the end of the speed tape, about 450 knots. A real aircraft would have pretty much disintegrated by now. At this point the aircraft pitched up extremely fast and pitch went from 80 degrees ND to about 20 degrees NU in about 1.2 seconds. The IAS reduced quite rapidly as well since AoA went from "not that much"to likely around 90 degrees. The aircraft then stuck in a pitch up attitude and plunged into the Tasman Sea tail first. Thank you for reading this little story haha.

I got pulled over in my 787 but he let me off with a warning

I must warn you, that dog of your’s is a thief. He is stealing the show. Son ma ma bitch man! :)

Dude these are awesome! I'm not even a pilot but I eat this stuff up, so interesting.

"You wont get arrested midair if you dont land" Aviation weeky tips <3

"Before you take any action ... you have to chill..." Dog: Alright! Will do.

Hes got a magical rug moving on side of him

Speaking as someone who can't land an aircraft in a video game I seriously doubt the future holds a career as a pilot. It always gets messy near the ground. I wonder how many pilots could explain these details so clearly. I mean I'm a pretty good driver but if I tried to explain driving it would soon become waffle.

These videos are so concise and clear, when compared to the absolute dragged out basic rubbish shown on TV they really show up how stupid audiences are treated most of the time. This is information I've always wanted to know, finally being conveyed in an entertaining format