Airplanes flown
Brügger Colibri MB-2, back to basics
One of a kind. An airplane that only a few pilots will have the chance to experience. OH-XHM is truly meant for real pilots that enjoy flying. This airplane has only the bare minimum to Read more…
Living the dream: a childhood passion becoming reality. Airplanes are marvels of human engineering, and it is a privilege to be able to fly them.
French, Finnish, Arabic and English. These are not in order of importance, just a random set of the fluent languages that I have been using throughout my life.
Life has so much to offer. I enjoy spending time flying flight simulators (X-plane 11 Flight Factor a320 Ultimate), flying real airplanes (Cessna 172), hiking, 3D printing and playing guitars. Maybe we have a common passion?
Almost a decade worth of knowledge. Java, C#, java-script and even Haskell, I've tried quiet a few languages and tackled many projects along the years.
One of a kind. An airplane that only a few pilots will have the chance to experience. OH-XHM is truly meant for real pilots that enjoy flying. This airplane has only the bare minimum to Read more…
I had the chance to get my tailwheel endorsement onboard a PIK-15 Hinu that was designed and crafted in Finland. It was built to tow sailplanes, but it is also possible to use it as Read more…
Today I had the chance to get familiar with the Piper Cherokee OH-PDC at Jyväskylä. It is truly amazing to experience such a classic aircraft! It is over fifty years old, manufactured at 1970. And Read more…
It was a sunny and chilly day, but perfect weather for a local flight around Jyväskylä with some good company. OH-CAZ has become a part of my aviation enthusiasm and I’ve flown it for a Read more…
This day marked the first time I got to try a real jet airplane. Exceptional performance, precise handling, altitudes that you wouldn’t dream in speeds that wouldn’t be possible on the ground. What else could Read more…
First flight on a twin engine, first night flight, and first flight under instrument flight rules (IFR)!
This aerobatic aircraft is perfect for barrel rolls, lazy eights or loops. Glad I could do all of them. And doesn’t it look just beautiful!
It was a perfect day for gliders, and I spent in total 3 hours and 30 minutes in the air with Markus Kärki. View the video here: https://youtu.be/CyCfM6qveXU
Now training on a Frasca Diamond 42 simulator. One additional engine, many more buttons and lots of fun!
My native tongue. Lived, studied and worked with it. Easy to write and read, but they say it is one of the most difficult languages in the world.
I use it daily, and a good all rounder. I have studied in an exchange program in the USA for a year back in high school, in 2006-2007.
My preferred language, especially reading it. In my opinion tough to write, but fun to read. I studied French for more than ten years and I have visited France many times.
Not too hard to read or write, just very different of other languages and has a very large vocabulary.
It all started in Tunisia, where I learned the basics of Turbo-Pascal, a programming language used for simple office programs.
I received my bachelor degree in Finland, after 4 years of studies. My major was in Mathematical Information Technologies, and minor in Mathematics.
Along my studies I worked at JAMIX Oy, a growing star in the food industry. The company is located in Jyväskylä, and I got to be part of the team of programmers for 4.5 years.
I was involved in projects ranging from mobile applications to web applications. The main technologies that I used:
I worked for a year in KFOR, as part of the Finnish peacekeeping mission in Kosovo. I worked as a liaison and monitoring officer, gathering information about local affairs. At the same time I worked as the system specialist for all the Finnish communications and IT infrastructure.
Living on the edge of progress while supporting a strong finnish client running a corporate e-commerce platform. Any error or downtime would mean thousands of loss in revenue and angry shoppers.
Back to the roots with software that shapes the future of the food industry. This time as a software architect, me and the team are creating cutting edge tools to support the ever growing restaurant industry.
Learn more at www.poweresta.com
Jyväskylä
Samir Ylä-Outinen