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DFW Circa 1990's Clip 2
Second clip of planes and ATC shot from the Hyatt East at DFW in the mid 90's.
Lots of wonderful 727's, Tristars, DC-10's, 732's and the whole Delta ramp operation there.
Camera was not HD and I know it is not of the greatest quality. I applied image stabilization to the video to help with my shaky cam syndrome. Hope you enjoy.
Lots of wonderful 727's, Tristars, DC-10's, 732's and the whole Delta ramp operation there.
Camera was not HD and I know it is not of the greatest quality. I applied image stabilization to the video to help with my shaky cam syndrome. Hope you enjoy.
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DFW Circa 1990's Clip 1
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First clip of planes and ATC shot from the Hyatt East at DFW in the mid 90's. Lots of wonderful 727's, Tristars, DC-10's, 732's and the whole Delta ramp operation there. Camera was not HD and I know it is not of the greatest quality. I applied image stabilization to the video to help with my shaky cam syndrome. Hope you enjoy. If enough interest, will load some more.
Red White & Boom Ellerbe Baptist 2015 "Triumphant"
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2015 Edition of Red White & Boom a few minutes into the program. After a year hiatus, we were back on the field having a great time. The weather was enjoyable for this time of year. Matthew Davidson Band provided pre-show entertainment.
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Oct 7, 2014 southbound Vermonter running 9 minutes late at a crossing north of the next stop at Randolph. It had been raining and clouds were moving in and out. I could not catch back up with the train after this!
Red White and Boom 2013 - Ellerbe Baptist
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This is the 2013 edition of Red White and Boom at Ellerbe Baptist in Shreveport, LA. Fired with Duane Kuhn's www.remotefiringsystems.com remote control ignition system (worked great!). No, the video quality is not perfect, but gives you a sense of the aerial events. Quite a bit of lower level pyro is not captured adequately on the video, but you get a sense of what happened. Filmed at 60 degree...
Amtrak Coast Starlight - Jan 09 - Coastal California Section
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Ellerbe Alaska Teaser.wmv
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Teaser for inaugural Ellerbe Baptist in Shreveport's first big push to enrich the lives of members through a travel program. Join Pastor Dennis and Tena Sims on a week long voyage to Alaska to see God's handiwork in pristine form.
Man, i miss the 90s so much. I was only a kid but it will still the best
I remember flying back in those days and to DFW. I missed my MD-80s, DC-9s, and 727s😞
What a blast from the past! A 727 and DC-10 palooza.
This is amazing! Brings back such memories.
MD-80, BOEING 727, DC-10, MD-11, BOEING 737, BOEING 767, BOEING 757
Just as much MD metal as Boeing and ZERO Airbus.
Awesome video other subscribers 👍🏻
Wow she was pro
Looks like this was shot at the Hyatt. I stayed there in a room with a view like that.
3:50 March 7, 1992
love this, compared to the planes now a days lol
Love these videos, thamk you for taking the time to upload them.
So cool, I was working the Delta ramp during this time. Brings back so many memories.
AA and Delta, were there no other carriers serving Dallas in the 90s?
I can’t tell ya how much I appreciate you uploading these. I grew up in the Midwest in the late 80’s through 90’s and any spring break family vacation began with either TWA to KSTL or an American Saab to DFW. This is where I fell In love with aviation and I partially credit this airport in this period with inspiring me to become a pilot. DFW was an absolute Mecca of airliners in the 90’s. It seemed there was every conceivable airline and type and it was breathtaking. I remember the American Eagle Island that was a hive of Saab 340’s, ATR-42’s and 72’s. It’s just not the same today. Just that scene at 29:42 makes me happy, an American Eagle Saab 340B taking off with what I think is an ASA Emb-120. I remember when I was 8 or 9 in 96/97 I think there were some Dash 7’s and B1900’s at DFW that were yellow. Rio Air I believe they were called. Another example of the diverse types of aircraft there at the time.
I worked at AA in 2005. One day Delta took up all of 4E or E. Then they were all gone.
I love hearing the transmission between tower & aircraft.
Been years since I've been through this airport especially on family vacations flying from Lubbock to DFW on American Airlines or Delta Air Lines to make connections.
I'll always like this Delta Air Lines colors in this video especially on the L-1011. I have 2 1:200 diecast in these Delta colors, an Inflight200 Boeing 747 & my recent Boeing 767-300.
First AA 727 was practically a tailstrike!
Excellent
727s everywhere! Loved that plane.
This reminds me when I was a little kid watching planes landing and taking off thanks for posting this espacxially seing the MD80s and DC-10s and 767-200 757 727s etc planes we dont see flying anymore,
I was thinking the same, so many classic planes & the liveries as well which AA & Delta is wasting. I miss these days & forget how busy this airport is.
Believe it or not, but the 767-200 still flies! As a freighter anyways. The 757 also flies still, as well as the DC10, although very few DC10 still exist
Thanks!! Started many family vacations in the 90s flying through DFW on both AA and DL. Brings back some memories!!
Back then, DL had between 200 to 300 ops/day at DFW....when BN was operating, it had its largest hub there, along with its HQ's. BN went out of business and DL re-strategized and re-allocated its ops to different hubs and closed its base @DFW. Today, its pretty much all AA. When EA went out of business, AA was considering moving into EA's biggest hub in Atlanta. AA thought better of it and I chuckle when I saw a quote by an AA exec who said, "Delta will kick our asses if we go into Atlanta." Instead, AA decided to move into EA's Miami hub and have their own there.
Ahhhh.....when MD80's were new! My favorite plane in the world. Sad to see them leaving the AA fleet.
I didn't realize American Airlines had so much competition at DFW with the presence of Delta Air Lines. This nice footage brings back memories of my layover here in 1990.
Similar to Denver, where. The original Frontier folded, and Continental bailed. United gained power in the western states with that reality
So many JT8s!!! Paradise!
It would have been nice too see the DC10 take off instead of your facination of 727's.
Miss the ATA 1011
What year was it? Was it 1994, 1995 or 1996?
Miss those DC10 luxury liners
Delta terminal 4E, aka "Easy Street"!!!!! I used to ride delta 737-200s, and 727s between KAUS and KLBB, through DFW, very frequently in the '80s and early '90s. "plane spotting" was much more interesting back in those days; a wide variety of airlines and aircraft types at most every airport. Thanks for posting this video, man! I love these memories!!!
An outstanding post, thanks so much!
was this filmed on the catwalk of the old tower?
God was smiling and the Angels in heaven were rejoicing for this. This video needs to go viral... Otherwise our country is lost.
Gets better every year - this one was the best yet! Especally loved he patriotic music during the first secton....