Awesome departure. I remember my days at RTC/NTC San Diego watching the planes arrive and depart over the base. Of course, the Naval Base has changed since I was there. The USS Recruit (USS Neversail, commonly known as) is visible and still moored. Some fond memories. Thank you!!!!!!
@@donr2670 it wasn’t easy to nail for my first few weeks of filming but it got easier. In order to stabilize the camera more, I shove my finger in between the window and the shade and that’s super painful on some aircraft. Thanks for the compliments- I’m very happy you enjoy the filming ;)
@@inflight_aviation Every time I go up it seems like some kind of miracle! Then I cant imagine I have been 6 miles high travelling at >500 mph in the dead of night. Excellent++ video.
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Awesome departure. I remember my days at RTC/NTC San Diego watching the planes arrive and depart over the base. Of course, the Naval Base has changed since I was there. The USS Recruit (USS Neversail, commonly known as) is visible and still moored. Some fond memories. Thank you!!!!!!
no way the FA made that announcement after the takeoff roll started 🤣
LOL i know right? I was thinking the same thing.
Haha yup it happened- shocked me too
Excellent video! Beautiful day in San Diego! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Gotta love San Diego! What camera do you use?
iPhone 14
@@inflight_aviation That's awesome!
Very steady too - how did you stabilize the camera?
With my hand 😊
@@inflight_aviation Holding the camera is harder than it looks! San Diego is my home airport, always an entertaining take off and land!
@@donr2670 it wasn’t easy to nail for my first few weeks of filming but it got easier. In order to stabilize the camera more, I shove my finger in between the window and the shade and that’s super painful on some aircraft. Thanks for the compliments- I’m very happy you enjoy the filming ;)
@@inflight_aviation Every time I go up it seems like some kind of miracle! Then I cant imagine I have been 6 miles high travelling at >500 mph in the dead of night. Excellent++ video.
@@donr2670 thank you thank you!!!