Mountain flying with MrAviation101.

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Mountain flying with MrAviation101.

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He aborts his takeoff and goes back to grab a hotel.

I think I would have not bothered taxiing out to try but I'm a chicken.

I was not on board so I don't know enough info but it's funny how the video made it look like things were not that bad as they lifted off.

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About the sunglasses... :D
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The passenger? Maybe he was going to do some Oxy-acetylene welding during cruise.

I watched a bit again.

They're in the mountains, the plane is a 172 and there was possible icing in the pattern for one runway direction.

Maybe I'm being too critical. I would not have went out to the plane in those conditions unless I was going to taxi for parking, tie it down and grab my duffle bag.
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From what I could see I certainly would have attempted a takeoff in those conditions. Someone should review effects of flaps though, not a good choice.

He says that's his instructor in the right seat. Is he doing his cpl or something? Why does he have an instructor who apparently doesn't do any instructing?
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ahramin wrote: Tue Oct 01, 2019 3:23 pm
He says that's his instructor in the right seat. Is he doing his cpl or something? Why does he have an instructor who apparently doesn't do any instructing?
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I think another problem was density altitude. He probably had full tanks, with a density altitude above 7000 feet. No wonder his lift wasn't feeling so great.
1. low pressure (29.89)
2. Big bear city is at ~6700 MSL
3. Temperature 5*C

However, I will never double guess a pilot's decision if they feel unsafe or something doesn't look right, feel right, or smell right.
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