Mentioning a medical emergency should not be an issue as it highlights the work of the cabin crews and emergency services. You were respectful enough not to video the actual patient. Sadly many would not have that consideration

I think that lil loo review animation and voice thing is classic. It’s so bad that it’s good, and you know it. Never change it

Please keep the loo review animation, that is what makes that so unique when all the lavatories in the airplanes all pretty much look the same!

Honestly, the plane rides and reviews are fine but I really like seeing the minutia behind traveling. The hotels, the food, the people you meet, the locations. Imo you see one or two plane rides, you've basically seen them all.

Well done Noel, that's the first time I've ever been entertained watching paint dry.

That interaction with that Fan was awesome! Seemed so nice.

Really enjoyed the behind the scenes type vid. Hope to see more in the future!

I think that one thing that is nice to see, is that you and your wife seem to have a real warmth for each other, even after being together for a number of years (at least I imagine it's a number of years). Sure, I'm not commenting specifically on the Alaska trip, but it is nice to see how you both seem to get on well!

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I prefer this style of video, Noel. Not that I don't enjoy the other main video, but I like the more fly-on-the-wall setup.

You should do more of these behind the scenes trips, it gives a perspective on how it all starts and what happens off camera!

Could you do a video on how you purchase your flights and statuses you have?  For example are you Hilton Diamond or top tier on United?  Do you use cash to purchase the flights or credit card points?  Great video series on Alaska!

I love seeing Rachel and her "Don't do that." at the end simply made the video for me. :)

I’m not even really into aviation but there is just something about you and your videos, Noel. Thanks for always being yourself. -from Philadelphia

That seaplane you watched take off (N135AR) is 73 years old! I thought it sounded like a WWII fighter plane!

I liked the behind-the-scenes video.

Noel, you are a legend! I'm from Alaska originally (and now live in TX myself). Growing up, I used to fly all the time between villages in the Yukon delta and Anchorage. This was a flash of nostalgia!

Look at the radial engine on that old DHC Beaver float plane! It’s amazing that those ancient engines are still in use today in Alaska. The ropes hanging off it are interesting, too. Perhaps their intent is to help the pilot  judge the distance from the water when landing?

Just looked the plane up online. It’s a 1952 model - older than me by more than a decade.

Was going to recommend flying around Denali, but then you did it!   Next time, I would suggest going south to the Kenai Peninsula, perhaps to Homer & fly in to Seldovia.

These behind the scenes vids r the best!!