Since you mention landing hot --- from the landing video, my take is that the approach was fast, and that the pilot used up a lot of runway before making actual ground contact.
That said, there was plenty of runway available, and on touchdown, the excess speed (if any) was easily compensated for.
The passenger-pilot clearly had general aviation familiarity, and kept a cool head. Both of which help immensely.
(My own flight experience: general understanding of flight controls and theory, pax in a handful of small-plane flights, RH seat. An hour or so of straight-and-level flying. A bit of sim. No formal training.)
That said, there was plenty of runway available, and on touchdown, the excess speed (if any) was easily compensated for.
The passenger-pilot clearly had general aviation familiarity, and kept a cool head. Both of which help immensely.
(My own flight experience: general understanding of flight controls and theory, pax in a handful of small-plane flights, RH seat. An hour or so of straight-and-level flying. A bit of sim. No formal training.)