Core Memory Activated 💕💕

@GPAIndiana Loving the conversation at the beginning 💕 then the face when lifting off 👍

Beautiful experience that will never be forgotten 🙏

@GPAIndiana He will remember that the rest of his life. ❤️🙏🏼

Forever in his mind

@GPAIndiana @LynneA294 That's absolutely adorable!

@LynneA294 The kids face 💕

@GPAIndiana I still do that today and I fly B787s for a living!!!🤣🤣🤣

@GPAIndiana your Dad is pretty cool young man

@GPAIndiana I had that boy’s kind of reaction on my first commercial flight but I had to keep it contained and cool. I recognize that feeling ✈️😁

@GPAIndiana Reminds me of when I was a kid. We flew everywhere. My Dad was an airplane/helicopter inspector and restored small planes. Most people had a boat in their driveway, we always had a plane. My favorite was his 1946 Temco Globe Swift!

@GPAIndiana Whoa!!!! 😆 pure joy! 🥹❤️💗😂😆

Love the facial expressions of the kid 💕

@GPAIndiana This video made me smile. 👍

😃

@GPAIndiana That's so awesome.

The look 👀

@GPAIndiana @LynneA294 What a beautiful moment! ♥️

@LynneA294 Great memories

@GPAIndiana Talk with your local airports. There’s virtually no age limit for training pilots. For my daughter’s 9th birthday we let her fly a plane at the small airport we have here. They have planes with two driving seats. She handled it all while an instructor was there watching. $85

@GPAIndiana What a great lifetime memory! ❤️

@GPAIndiana Me! As a kid, in my Dad’s plane! Then w my own kids!!!

@GPAIndiana Total flashback. My Dad had a Cessna 180 and he used to take me and my brother flying when he was giving lessons. Yes we had to use the barf bags a couple times.

@GPAIndiana I make pretty much the exact same noises as that kid every time the plane takes off, I'm 48 years old.

@GPAIndiana And a love of the skies was born!

@GPAIndiana I have a pilot friend who did this with his son. His son just completed his single engine training. He wants to fly jets like his dad. 👍🏼

@GPAIndiana Are whole human existance and dream since the dawn of time has been to, copy the birds. Think about it.

@GPAIndiana Dad letting me “drive” while taxiing… i had no idea he was using the rudders (which i couldn’t reach) to match my movements on the yoke. “Bring it back to the left” (i yank the yoke, he modulates us left) I was convinced i was a co-pilot!

@GPAIndiana I still remember my first flight in Dad's Beechcraft Bonanza. Amazing!!😎😎😎

@GPAIndiana @texas_jeep_guy He will never forget about that.

@GPAIndiana One of the best dates in college was a dude in aviation. He took me up in a plane to fly around the campus at night. Yes, I got to fly it myself but it freaked me out.

@GPAIndiana Fantastic! I loved flying with my father and did the same with my sons. Best memories ever.

@GPAIndiana Yo, this is my boy Tommy and his son. Not sure who's tik tok this is.

@GPAIndiana I can't wait to take my son up. I think 13 months is a little too young.

@GPAIndiana My dad took me up flying when I was a kid. He passed in 2013. It’s still one of the greatest memories I have of him to this day. This young man will remember this moment for the rest of his life. Beautiful 🥹

@GPAIndiana LOL! He looked about ready to explode when he couldn’t talk. And he kept fidgeting. It’s funny how much kids have to get out of their mouth at that age. And then you hit the teenage years and BOOM! They stop talking. Really cute.

@GPAIndiana I think a future pilot was created!

@GPAIndiana I used to go flying with my dad when I was about this age...I love this, brings back some great memories for me...THANKS for posting!

@GPAIndiana @MennoSwart see a future pilot 🙂

@GPAIndiana April 2010… my first take off.. i was like ohkay.. this is profession is for sure not me…😅 Not knowing that i will be in this profession for the rest of my life..

@GPAIndiana It is so fun when they are little and you take them up in a plane small enough for them to see it rise. Nothing quite like it ♥️

@GPAIndiana Beautiful 🥰

@GPAIndiana I can’t even remember the first time flying with my dad. My early name for jets was “Seattle-planes” to distinguish them from the small planes my dad flew.