Aviation and machines

The week's only upload puts a purple-and-orange exhaust plume on screen, with shock diamonds visible in the flame.

Charles introduces the Zeus 300 on a Firefly ultralight at the Hodges Field fly-in.

His latest Palm Beach update also notes what the NTSB's newest findings leave out: the right elevator and the cockpit voice recorder.

The older excavation video has passed 1.4 million views during a week without new uploads.

A long-towbar lumber mover draws a fast audience, while viewers give the operator more credit than the unusual equipment.

The original radio-audio clip has passed 669,000 views, while Sunday's follow-up draws the channel's strongest daily audience.

Three new uploads pair oral-exam preparation with handheld radios and an inside look at aircraft insurance.

Dan Millican's follow-up examines whether the tail component's loss caused the descent or resulted from it.

Pilot Travis Jay opens equipment bays and powers up the cockpit in a detailed look beneath the business jet's polished exterior.

Hoover's follow-up brings together a copilot's messages, flight telemetry and an NTSB briefing, with the preliminary report still pending.

The team's only new upload follows drone shoots, sea trials and apartment editing sessions on the French Riviera.

Josh Flowers and Chelsea Smith return to the grass runway at Lee Bottom in the Sling their late friend helped them build.

Steve and Juan Browne examine why cockpit visibility can tell a different story from airport weather reports.

A workshop visit replaces the pink Honda's droning exhaust, though Amy's test-drive verdict is rather more restrained than Francis's.

Hoover's follow-up passes four million views as daily viewing across the channel climbs to nearly six times its usual pace.

Fifteen uploads mixed engine sounds, oversized loads and a homemade parking brake that is nearing a million views.

The Tank Museum project takes the crew to a Norfolk firing range, where the trackless tank cannot simply be dragged away.

Three blancolirio uploads span the Palm Beach Learjet crash, high-speed aerodynamics and a Supercub preliminary report.

Petter Hörnfeldt traces the disaster from hidden cracks in engine attachments to wing damage the crew could not overcome.

The blancolirio host examines weather radar, flight records and emergency procedures while keeping the central question open: why did the c…