YouTubers. Youtubers everywhere [Travel Bloggers]

[SeatBackForward]

I have no idea what this thread is about, something about influenza's?

 

[moa999]

Kym Illman (of WA's Messages on Hold) recreated himself as a F1 photographer.
He takes us along on his various flights, hotels etc following the F1 circus, which I usually find quite frank.

Agree Kym is a decent bloggers, though his focus is F1, probably only about 10% of his content is travel related

 

[drron]

I haven't watched any of these people apart from a couple posted on AFF. I really don't see the point.

 

[muppet]

I sometimes have a look at youtube before I book an unfamiliar airline/hotel - but can’t imagine subscribing and viewing it regularly even as an avgeek.

 

[RooFlyer]

I haven't watched any of these people apart from a couple posted on AFF. I really don't see the point.

You need to discriminate between the “I’m travelling first class isn’t this / aren’t I fabulous” types, and the pilots commentating on various aspects of flying, types.

In the latter category, Mentour Pilot is very professional and analytical ( jb747 quotes him occasionally), Juan Browne Blancerillio is good at general and specialist aviation in the USA where there happens to be a lot of accidents and incidents. Kelsey on 74gear takes us aboard his flying many different aircraft all around the world on charter, freight etc. Also comments on incidents and accidents incorporating the ATC audio.

I do look at the other type of stuff occasionally - not following any particular channel, but if I want to see what a seat looks like on a plane that I’m contemplating flying, I’ll have a look at that but pretty much ignoring the commentary though.

 

[Bundy Bear]

I watch way too much youtube as it is with my running.
Sam Chui and Noel Phillips I both find annoying so if its an interesting location i look at that video but don’t subscribe.
2 that haven’t been mentioned is “My layover life” and “Away Together”