What are the pilots names?

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@@user-md6hh3nc8b Thank you

. @KingShadStarSeed9 John and Mary. You should see them when the cameras are off, the carry on....

Ya totally, thank you!

Surprised that they'd allow a husband and wife to operate the same flight. In the unfortunate event that there's a tragedy, the family is gone and any children are left as orphans. Not a great practice.

@@cats0182 Agreed but statistically speaking them 2 being in a car going for the weekly shop is more dangerous as there are more car accidents compared to airline tradegies.

​@PortuguesePirate99 That statistic is comforting for passengers but certainly not for pilots because theyre flying much more, yes the risk is lower on an individual flight but pilots are more likely to die in a plane crash.

@@mqxogames I still dont think thats the case as those figures are based on incidents per hours flown, most well developed countries have more car related fatalities than that compared to GLOBAL airline figures which puts into perspective of how skewed that data is. Also gotta remember how many people are assessed and cross check airlplanes and their procedures every flight aswell as techonological safety. Meanwhile you can have a DUI car driver or an adreanaline junkie decide to end innocent victims with nothing stopping them. So as per that a bus/taxi/truck driver would be more likely to die since they drive more lol

I agree, but I wonder if they ever get confused and fly on the left side of the road instead of the right when they come to the US.

Yes, " please and thank you" speak VOLUMES. THANK YOU!!! SHOULD THE word "speak" be speak OR "speaks"??

@@Karensanchez-ll7iuaccording to the cambridge dictionary, "speaks"

@@SkritzaIt's very simple. In this case, if you want the verb speak to be in the singular, then the form is "speaks"; when you want the verb to be in the plural, then the form is "speak". In this case, the phrase "The words 'please and thank you' speak volumes", and the plural form "speak" is correct, since the verb "speak" is the action associated with the plural "words". On the other hand, in the phrase "The word 'please' speaks volumes", the correct singular form of the verb is "speaks". (Like everything, there are lots of examples of this, and they can get complicated quickly enough. However, the same basic expectation is there: know whether you are using a verb in a singular context versus using it in a plural context.)

@@patrickobrien8851 you've too much time on your hands

As someone who has worked in travel for a few decades I have always learned "Please" and "Thank you" for the local language wherever I travel to. It's a small thing, but can go a long way in politeness in dealing with people.

as a Boeing 767 i really enjoyed this one

@@and321now As someone who had toy planes as a child, I really enjoyed this one.

As an Irish citizen, I find you cringy.

They both are CPT. She's PIC on this flight

there both captain shes just PIC on this flight

also you can see the 4 stripes on both pilots

Very welcome Betsy, yes this was a great program to film, glad you enjoyed it!

@@justplanes Stay awesome!!!!!! 🇳🇱❤🇺🇸!!!!! Xx.............

Man and wife, not ofthen that happen...

Very welcome! Thank you

Vs the pilots that don’t understand the craft. 🤷🏻‍♂️

​@@mcraft2240Those are the ones who crash as soon as there's a minor problem which they proceed to make ten times worse ✈️💥

Glad you enjoyed it, thank you!

Thank you so much!

"Look up, it's Aer Lingus!"

Thank you

There's a big shamrock painted on the tail, too.

Very welcome! Thank you

Thank you very much!

They rarely fly together, that’s why they are home with the kids.

There two captains as well. So rarely together. They’d usually have a first officer with them

Very welcome

What's that in English?

Thank you!

Thank you very much 🙏

Enjoy!

@@justplanes Lezz go!!