This is a marvelous plane spotting site. We get some details about the planes in on screen. What sets On the Runway apart from almost all of the other plane spotting sites is the ATC being coordinated with the planes in real time and the human being telling us the destination to city and the arrival from city. This is fantastic. Cannot thank you enough.
I'm in Thailand today. That video is a little old. Some idiot was using a flash and the FAA called the police. I got the story from the security guard. They used to allow people that bought a parking space to take a few photos. That ended after the flash guy. But I haven't tried in 15 months or so
Nice to see an airplane heading to Santa Rosa. That airport has steadily been adding more flights and is a welcome alternative to the three other Bay Area airports.
Yes Alaska acquiring Sky West has opened up many new airports from San Diego. Two in Montana, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Monterey, Santa Rosa. All with the Embraer E75 work-horse.
@@scottturner891 Ya, I think its funny. One guy mentioned in a comment, hey I like your channel. Could you think about adding the age of the plane? I said sure, that's a great idea. Then you get a troll who says, you need lessons. When the plane lands it looks like an ant on my phone. I guess he doesn't realize there landing about 2 miles away. Ha ha. Oh well, I just ignore and delete the clowns. 99% encouraging comments. Plenty more to come. Please share with other "plane nerds" like me. Later, Joe
Im not an expert on SW. I know they have air crews based in San. Or at least they used too. My buddy used to be based here. As far as hangars, repairs etc.. That was always Phoenix. But SW and the 737 have always been a big part of San Diego. I just filmed a new flight San to Burbank. Hopefully with some nice connection times.
@@wagnerbejaranocarvalho9971 Yes, Southwest has a different operating plan. They have hubs and then they have "flight centers" San Diego is the later. Most airlines only have crews based at hubs. Southwest has crews based at many "flight center" airports like San Diego and Vegas. There are dozens of 1 hour direct flights from San Diego. It pays to keep crews in the area to cover sick calls, etc. Plus the San Diego crew can fly 1 hour and be at a dozen airports ready to work. They really are a great airline. One of the first to offer $20 fares, etc.. Just get on the plane and sit anywhere. Then they Spirit, Frontier, Easy-Jet etc.. Tried to beat them with $5 fares and $100 in add-ons. Southwest is more expensive these days, but with planning you can still travel RT for $200 to Hawaii from San Diego. No fee for bags.
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This is a marvelous plane spotting site. We get some details about the planes in on screen. What sets On the Runway apart from almost all of the other plane spotting sites is the ATC being coordinated with the planes in real time and the human being telling us the destination to city and the arrival from city. This is fantastic. Cannot thank you enough.
AmaIng views
The best Plane Spotter all over the world!!!!
Im trying to get better, but thanks for the nice comment. Joe
Awesome video. Is that garage open to the public?
I'm in Thailand today. That video is a little old. Some idiot was using a flash and the FAA called the police. I got the story from the security guard. They used to allow people that bought a parking space to take a few photos. That ended after the flash guy. But I haven't tried in 15 months or so
It sucks how strict people are and how idiots have to ruin everything for everyone else
San Diego is certainly the place to be for Commercial Plane Spotting!
Thanks for watching. More videos to come. Hope you follow along.
Good catches 👌 A330 🤩
Thanks a lot!
Really cool Video thx..i have a Question landing there also Machines from Frankfurt?
Nice to see an airplane heading to Santa Rosa. That airport has steadily been adding more flights and is a welcome alternative to the three other Bay Area airports.
Yes Alaska acquiring Sky West has opened up many new airports from San Diego. Two in Montana, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Monterey, Santa Rosa. All with the Embraer E75 work-horse.
Love the flight info call out!!! Awesome job!
Thanks Marty. One guy said I sound like a used car salesman. That's Ok. Can I interest you in a 2002 Cessna 172 only flown to church on San?
@@OnTheRunway wow just ignore stupidity. Great job man
@@scottturner891 Ya, I think its funny. One guy mentioned in a comment, hey I like your channel. Could you think about adding the age of the plane? I said sure, that's a great idea. Then you get a troll who says, you need lessons. When the plane lands it looks like an ant on my phone. I guess he doesn't realize there landing about 2 miles away. Ha ha. Oh well, I just ignore and delete the clowns. 99% encouraging comments. Plenty more to come. Please share with other "plane nerds" like me. Later, Joe
Nice video, just curious, are you in Japan now?
Thanks for watching. No Japan and Thailand is on hold. 14 day hotel quarantine in Thailand. Japan was still closed for tourists
@@OnTheRunway Oof, maybe in 2022?
@@moisesnunez7096 For sure. Worst case is I'm moving in Sept 2022. I might squeeze in a 3 week trip in Feb or Mar
@@OnTheRunway Good luck
Where is this location at and can I get access to it also?
Pretty sure this is on one of the parking garages on Laurel and California streets The best viewing spots and you can just walk up on top.
ever time i see this airport i think of psa flight 182 1978 crash may god rest there poor souls
I was in 6th grade. I remember my dad working all night on rescue/recovery duty. He was on a Navy Search Rescue crew. Terrible day
Is SAN a SW'S HUB???
Im not an expert on SW. I know they have air crews based in San. Or at least they used too. My buddy used to be based here. As far as hangars, repairs etc.. That was always Phoenix. But SW and the 737 have always been a big part of San Diego. I just filmed a new flight San to Burbank. Hopefully with some nice connection times.
@@OnTheRunway SAN it is not a hub.
@@wagnerbejaranocarvalho9971 Yes, Southwest has a different operating plan. They have hubs and then they have "flight centers" San Diego is the later. Most airlines only have crews based at hubs. Southwest has crews based at many "flight center" airports like San Diego and Vegas. There are dozens of 1 hour direct flights from San Diego. It pays to keep crews in the area to cover sick calls, etc. Plus the San Diego crew can fly 1 hour and be at a dozen airports ready to work. They really are a great airline. One of the first to offer $20 fares, etc.. Just get on the plane and sit anywhere. Then they Spirit, Frontier, Easy-Jet etc.. Tried to beat them with $5 fares and $100 in add-ons. Southwest is more expensive these days, but with planning you can still travel RT for $200 to Hawaii from San Diego. No fee for bags.
Southwest has no base in San Diego. However Alaska does even though SWA is the most dominant carrier there.
Alaska Airlines old livery
Yes, that looks sharp. I just filmed the Russel Wilson Alaska livery. If you don't watch American football, he plays for Seattle. Alaska's hub