looking for that cool erj cockpit video

[yasir1212]

I'm glad I saved it on my other computer. Some idiots take this stupid job WAY to seriously! Give me a break....go to the feds? Shouldn't the feds be more worried about more arabs slaming planes into buildings and keeping lighters off of airplanes? Sorry, had to vernt a little....

Thanks

freaking ignorant moran! if you got nothing intelligent to say, then just keep it zipped!

 

[CapnVegetto]

Geez, some of you people seriously need to lighten up and get laid.

 

[cforst513]

freaking ignorant moran...

i just had to be said, i'm sorry.

 

[MikeSF340]

ignorant.....really?

What was ignorant, the part about the lighters or the part about the arabs? Well, YASIR, let me guess.... The facts are the facts, sorry to have upset you. Get over it and get a life.

 

[HAZ-MAT]

I agree with Mcpickle here on all this.....get laid.
Geez, i'm very glad i'm not flying with any of you guys.

 

[SkyBoy1981]

I think people are mixing up different videos here. The video that the original creator of this thread was referring to was filmed mostly in an E135 and was posted on this site a while back. All of it was filmed only from the jumpseat. The videos by the Skywest guy that someone later provided a link to were obviously at least partially filmed by active crew members. Personally I don't see where its a big deal for someone to film in the jumpseat if the Captain approves it, which was the case in the original E135 video. There are numerous commercial videos available through mail order pilot shops and such that were filmed from the jumpseat of various commercial airline flights. Here is a link to a few: http://www.marvgolden.com/videos/airlines.htm . If it were against some regulation to video from a cockpit jumpseat, then the crews of all of these flights would be in violation. I don't believe this is the case. With that being said, I don't believe that it is wise to film a video from the right seat during takeoff and landing, such as this guy in the Skywest videos did. That is asking for trouble. Some folks just don't know where to draw the line and use a bit of common sense.

 

[Southbound]

Funny, I used to fly with the gent in the left seat. He is a poster on this board from time to time. I wouldn't want my mug all over the internet with some shi--y music in the background.

 

[canyonblue737]

I think people are mixing up different videos here. The video that the original creator of this thread was referring to was filmed mostly in an E135 and was posted on this site a while back. All of it was filmed only from the jumpseat. The videos by the Skywest guy that someone later provided a link to were obviously at least partially filmed by active crew members. Personally I don't see where its a big deal for someone to film in the jumpseat if the Captain approves it, which was the case in the original E135 video. There are numerous commercial videos available through mail order pilot shops and such that were filmed from the jumpseat of various commercial airline flights. Here is a link to a few: http://www.marvgolden.com/videos/airlines.htm . If it were against some regulation to video from a cockpit jumpseat, then the crews of all of these flights would be in violation. I don't believe this is the case. With that being said, I don't believe that it is wise to film a video from the right seat during takeoff and landing, such as this guy in the Skywest videos did. That is asking for trouble. Some folks just don't know where to draw the line and use a bit of common sense.

not that it makes it right but the video for takeoffs and landings appears to be the camera stuck in the glareshield stablized, not handheld. the only shots that appear to be held by the FO are taken at altitude it seems.

 

[BYUFlyr]

Does anyone know the name of the song in the SkyWest movie?

http://orbit.spaatz.org/movies/

....it's on this link under RJ MOVIE.

"Real Life" by Silers Bald