Aerospace Youtubers

[CSR Performance]

What's your plane content of choice?

I do enjoy BigJetTV and while Jerry is off I've been looking for some other stuff to watch. Xyla Foxlin's series about her coast to coast flight has been good. Flight Focus 365 is ok for having on in the background, and I like Abbie Cheeseman's channel, but open to other suggestions please?

[Scrump]

Scott Manley for the space end of the aerospace spectrum.

[Collectingbrass]

13 Minutes to the moon - BBC Radio series that uses archive interviews, transcripts and flight data voice recordings from the Johnson Space centre to explain in glorious detail what you hear and why on the lunar descent. Later series cover Apollo 13 & Challenger and they are trailing a series on Artemis right now.

If you want to know what the 1202 alarm was, and just how much pressure the guy who had to make the call on it was under, give it a listen.

[IanH755]

Mike Patey for aviation engineering (builds custom/weird planes).

Blancolirio for anything accident related.

Aircrew Interview - as per the name really, started with mostly ex-UK Fast Jet but now getting a wider range of international folks on there.

Scott Manley for anything Space related.

I started with a few other UK/US aircrew based podcasts etc all of which started off very well with real world stories & experience but, with the pressure to always have "something" to talk about once all your own stories have been told, means they've all dropped into low quality, poorly researched "what's in the news" stuff which isn't good sadly.

[808 Estate]

Xyla Foxlin just for cute nerdiness.

[Mars]

Stevie Triesenberg - she has a great V-tailed Bonanza