These are the specific PILOT channels i watch, there are more aviation related channels i watch (AVWeb, 3 minutes of aviation etc). All these are on youtube.
Mentour Pilot - Pilot trainer, 737 pilot
Guillaume Laffone - Great landing and takeoff videos
Dutch Pilot Girl - 737 Pilot
Captain Joe - Airbus pilot
Bjornpilot - A3XX pilot
74Gear - 747 Pilot
Pilot Emelie - Dash pilot
Garry Wing - Flight instructor with VERY good videos
Bruno Vassel - Piloting sail planes.
CW Lemoine - Former Hornet, Falcon and Eagle pilot. Streams DCS with his friends from time to time.
These guys aren’t real pilots, but I follow CPT Canada, Squirrel, Jeff Favignano and XP72. I have learned a lot from them and if there is an aircraft I am interested in purchasing, I watch their review flights to help me make a decision. Jeff has a PPL and I think Squirrel may as well. As far as real pilots, I follow FD2S, V1 Simulations, 320 Sim Pilot, CW Lemoine, and Citation Max (Citation captain)
Quite surprised Steveo1Kinevo isn’t listed already. There are quite a few really good channels on YouTube but his is my favorite - good level of technical depth, interesting flying and excellent quality & production.
I follow a few above and have probably seen most everyone once. Thank you for all your videos and livestreams!
I’m on most everyday for other NOOBS who are learning.
Usually Cessna practice in the mornings. The same stuff most everyday. - Basics, VOR Nav, AP, Radials, Colorado cold weather / high altitude. METARs, Skyvector Flight Planning, Sid/Star/VOR/RNAV charts.
Usually Airbus in the afternoon evenings - Manual MCDU flight plans, night flights, Skyvector planning. Now trying to learn VOR Nav
Both of these guys make great aviation videos. You may not learn the basics of flying on either channel, but they are both enthusiastic aviators and show the fun an ingenuity to be had in aviation.
Not a pilot channel (he actually got his IRL PPL though) but don’t forget to follow Mr Sam Chui https://youtube.com/user/N178UA
He’s an aviation geek and the content he shares is excellent.
Lots of great suggestions here. I thought I’d add one I didn’t see yet. Real world, not sim, but great fun to watch for procedures, ATC communication, etc.
In addition to above fine and informative flying youtube ladies and gentlemen, I’m following this local Dutch channel where PPL flying lessons / solo’s are being documented from a Point-of-View (POV) perspective:
No stupid VLOG music, no fancy editing, no pointing the camera at himself all the time, no begging for likes and subscriptions, no patreon gimmicks, no merchandise.
