Captain Steeeve
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Pilot Answers 14 Aviation Questions | Ask the Captain
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15:10Now PlayingThe captain is in and ready for your questions! Welcome back to another episode of "Ask the Captain," where we tackle your most curious inquiries about the world of aviation.
Ever wondered how a massive airliner can fly on just one engine? Or why pilots might be reluctant to call turbulence "severe"? We're diving deep into the technical and procedural reasons behind flight operations. Plus, we'll settle the big one: have I ever seen a UFO while flying? From St. Elmo's Fire to the math skills required to be a pilot, no question is off-limits.
Thank you for all the fantastic questions! If you have one you'd like answered in a future video, leave it in the comments below.
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