Which South American Airline do you want me to fly next? Let me know 😅

Josh you’re the only one who gives true review and is even ready to get banned from airlines appreciate your efforts please keep up.

Come to Louisville international airport. You can see all the DC-10’s your heart desires!

La Paz has over 40km of cable cars traversing through the city, a unique public transport system🙏

Bolivia is a fantastic country… I spent there 3 months during my travel around the world… I would go back anytime…! Sad you only spent a few hours in La Paz… Soo much more to see and do…

I flew bolivia airlines once and it was dead scary

Hi Josh. I'm glad to see your latest video flying Ecojet's Avro Bae 146-200 I understand your concern about safety on board a fairly old aircraft but I watched you getting aboard unknown airlines flying the old Boeing 737-200. I am Bolivian and left La Paz in 1969 My first experience was flying an old Curtiss C-46 that was testing its new overhauled engine. So, talk about not being scared. Of course at the time I was only 14 yrs old. I moved to the United States in August of 1969 to study aviation. I worked for Delta Air Lines until retirement in 2014. I continue enjoying all of that free travel worldwide on Delta and other carriers. My most recent trip was in 2019 on Delta to EZE and Aerolineas Argentinas to Santa Cruz and Boliviana BOA to Cochabamba. I also wanted to go to La Paz but run out of time. Watching your videos brings back all of that good memories of rtavel, specially in Fist Class. Thanks for visiting Bolivia. It is a beautiful country. Next time stay longer in La Paz so that you get used to the altitude. Keep up the good job

A rare, but welcomed flight review in South America. Not many on KZfaq these day. Danke Josh.

The altitude in La Paz is horrible! As soon as the doors open, the headache starts. I had to play a tennis tournament there years ago, and it was horrible. Altitude sickness is no joke. I also flew BoA (Boliviana, with an A at the end) to Cochabamba and Santa Cruz, and the airline was nothing to write home about.

Josh, do not worry. Bolivia is famous for old airframes and from my times of living in South America, I remember the many old propeller planes that were used to fly cargo within Bolivia. So, many pilots are trained to fly old planes and operate under sometimes very difficult conditions (meteo, technical, logistics). They often are more experienced in masterin difficult situations than many pilots in other countries who only know planes with latest technology. In Bolivia you will get to your destination and I cannot recall an air accident in that country in recent years. Safe travels.

I flew on an Avro Jet on Air Dolomiti from Munich Germany to Naples Italy in 2006. The tomatoes on the flight from Munich to Naples tasted sweet. I wish store bought tomatoes would taste that good.

My dad flew on a RJ-85 from England to Minneapolis, Mn. He worked for Mesaba Airlines who operated Avro for a few years.

Thanks for the video, Josh. The drone footage is stunning!

Josh your smile is infectious - you always look so happy.

One good thing about cabin pressure is that it pressurizes to a lower altitude than La Paz.

Man has been in nearly every plane ever. I only been on an A320 and My FAV plane 737❤

so glad you had to swap seats a DC10 👍

95% blood oxygen, that's me on a good day. 😅

That DC-10 is so cool! It's been a freighter all it's life, was with FedEx as N314FE. Really nice catch Josh! :)

I flew to Juliaca and out of Cusco this year, it was insane landing at such a high altitude! Such a different feeling and the Smokey air when the hot thin air flooded in was a spectacle. Take off roll out of Cusco was so slow it was crazy

A plane in turbulence is like a grape in the middle of a block of Jell-O. When the Jell-O moves and shakes, the grape does, too - but it can't fall down. Also, planes are made to withstand forces that most passengers won't be able to withstand. ;) Just leave your seatbelt on whenever you sit and you won't get hurt. Might it be uncomfortable? Yes. Will you die? Very unlikely. 🎉

I noticed an Aero Sucre departure on the list. If you have ever seen YT videos of their aircraft taking off, you will definitely think hard about booking a flight.

Really enjoyed the small tour between flights. I k ow this might not be what you would like to do, but it certainly adds context and enjoyment for me.

Josh's video and his voice are so soothing. Anxiously waiting for all his videos.

Altitude sickness can be addressed with a special tea or candy you can easily get in places like Peru or Bolivia.

GREAT VIDEO JOSH 👍👍

Sorry Josh, I actually developed a headache watching this becuase of the trumpet foreground music. It would have been a fascinating video to watch as usual.

Love your flights lately you stepped up your game massivly josh!

Love the video Josh! Always an honest review!

18:24 - Knees weak, arms are heavy. Mom's spaghetti (due to no airline food service :P).

Great video man. Respect🫡

Guessing no one else caught the guy picking his nose and eating it around the 5:99 mark 🤣😂🙄🙄🤢

Interestingly, there is an Flight Manual supplement for the BAe 146 to allow it to operate from airfields like those in Bolivia due to the high elevation of the airports reducing the take-off performance.

this is so awesome!, thanks for sharing another adventure!

Great that you acknowledged the pilot's skills. ❤

You need to take Mate de Coca, which you can get at airport or many places. It's a infusion of coca leaf in hot water. It's so good for altitude. Works in a few minutes.

Thanks for another wonderful review.

Awesome drone shots Josh.

True and honest reviews as always! Great work. I really appreciate when you also show some non Aviation stuff from the countries.

Travel to the most difficult airport to land. Take that as a challenge 😊

Great to see you in South America! Keep it up & thanks for everything you do.

Love your vids man❤

Love your videos - especially when you say things like "we have turbulences..." 18:20 So adorable! Thank you for sharing!

My front yard is at approximately 1860m here in Cheyenne, Wyoming (the 2nd highest state capital in the United States) and for those coming up from lower altitudes Excedrin (or it's generic equivalent) are worth keeping on you. The Aspirin part thins your blood, the caffine boosts your blood pressure making it flow, while the Acetaminophen and Aspirin take out the headache.

Ah Josh the BAe 146/Avro RJ is made of sterner stuff...I knew a fairnfew pilots who used to fly them and they loved it. And you will never have a bad landing in the 146/Avro RJ thanks to its main undercarriage design😎

Great video Josh,👏👏👏👏

Omg so excited for you to be flying AR!!

Wonderful video, love the mix of review + vlog/drone of beatiful places :)

looked great an amazing city drone footage really gave unique views

Great job !!!!

Awesome video.

I live in Cuenca, Ecuador. Maybe a trip to Quito and a one hour hop to Cuenca. Both UNESCO Heritage sites. #ANDESECUADOR🇪🇨

Classic high density altitude takeoff. Great video, Josh!

Hello Josh!! Love watching your videos!! Blessings from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷

Ausgezeichnete Videos. Super gedreht!

Very nice. Thank you.

I really like the drone views!!

0:44: Great shot !

Great aerial drone shots of La Paz.

I like the video very much Josh well done

I loved the excellent footage you brought us all with that drone, it was excellent, La Paz looks like a lovely place to visit, another great vlog 👏🏻

Have an amazing weekend. Safe travels. 🛫

that birdsong outside Santa Cruz airport is awesome!

I really appreciate your efforts to provide an honest review of airlines. I especially like your willingness to go to the trouble of flying on airlines that may not have the best safety records.✌✌

Nice video, nice background music

Thank you, Leo...I now want to visit LaPaz, Bolivia!

What exactly is your problem with a 20yo Plane, mate? 😄 I fly 35-38yo planes for a living and they are perfectly safe. Safety isn’t a matter of age but more of good/bad maintenance.

Always look forward to your reviews Josh. Can't say I enjoyed the background music in this one though.

❤❤❤❤❤❤Thanks Josh

Ah yes, 1999 was 28 years ago lmao

That check in agent on the first flight didn't trust you. Thought you were a bit dodgy 😀 I'd be interested in the cost of taxis on these trips and how easy was it to pay for them in either local cash or credit card.

excellent, nearly at 700K man, great achievement

Drone shots were great

go from the most modern to the oldest airport this video was awesome

This is great ❤

What I love about your posts,apart being factual, genuine and honest, you respect others privacy and space. Shinning example how others should behave, well done

Love you man.

LOL gotta love the "mexican" soundtrack.

Lovely video Josh! I would love to see an SAS A350 review at some point! Would love to see what your take is on it :)

I flew on an Avro RJ85 from Huntsville, Alabama to Memphis many years ago on Northwest Airlink. What I remember most were those window shades that pulled up and down!

Great review, would love to fly on the BAE146...

You should have rested for a day at your hotel before going out, to get acclimatised with the high altitude in that city.

You should come to Guatemala the views of the volcanoes from the plane are breathtaken ❤

Josh thank you for showing a330 neo as airbus has uploaded after you

6:47 someone needed an oxygen

Really happy to have you back unharmed 😱 What surprised me was, that they have a 3 / 3 seating in that little plane 😱

Josh you are very brave I had altitude sickness once at first I didn't know what it was

Happy dreams josh

Beautiful city

Awesome mate Best Regards from Andrew Downunder Some where more remote

Nice music! so funny when they try to speak Spanish with you! ;-)

Josh another really interesting video, thanks. But be careful of that altitude sickness, it can be very dangerous. At La Paz, you are nearly half way up Mount Everest.

Nice to see Bolivia getting avgeeks lately!

I have flown to La Paz back in 2008 on LAB, Lloyd Aero Boliviano. I believe the airline does not exist anymore. On a Boeing 727. The air in La Paz is crazy thin the first couple of days but what an amazing city. Another great video. Vielen Dank, Josh:)

Oh come on Josh, these little chops didn't look like much of a drama and the Avro is quite a large aircraft😉. Had once the pleasure of a 40-minute holding over Amsterdam durring a massive winter storm in a 25 years old Dornier 328 - now THAT was great fun, f**k all rollercoasters🤣🤣🤣

Hi Josh I have watched most of your videos and I love it❤ And I didn't find any about SomonAir, it's Tajikistan's national airline I would love your honest review about this airline Thank you for your job

Wow, this video quality is awesome, how did you record this?

I flew on a DC-10 when I was a little kid traveling to Bermuda with my parents. I also been on a DC-8 and DC-9. I also been on a 707 and 727. I'm sure none of these planes are flying anymore.

The old planes are probably the best and most trustoworthy

Josh, I can relate to the altitude sickness. I grew up at sea level and one summer we went to Breckinridge, Colorado, about 9,000 feet. So I think it’s similar altitude, maybe a bit lower. Anyway, I was in good shape and went to run on the treadmill and it almost killed me. I can do 8 minute miles forever at sea level but there I was done after one! I was shocked. The rest of the day I felt like I had a raging hangover, pounding headache, fatigue, etc. You get acclimated but it takes a few days. Anyway, I sympathize completely with your situation. Enjoyed the episode as always.