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I guess im asking randomly but does any of you know a method to get back into an instagram account..? I stupidly forgot my account password. I would appreciate any tricks you can give me.
@Flynn Andres i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site through google and Im in the hacking process atm. I see it takes a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
[This is a 4-star video.🌟🌟🌟🌟] Ah, JFK Airport. My home away from home for over 35 years up to 1998 when I moved out of state. Rooftop parking at the Pan Am Worldport was a great place for plane spotting Runway 31L/13R. And that legendary spot on Rockaway Blvd. by Runway 22L was the best. It was colloquially known as Thunder Hill. My father took me there when I was a kid and I've been hooked on Aviation ever since. Great video, thanx for sharing. ✈
Oh yes, i loved that spot too! coming down Springfield blvd. to Rockaway blvd. I wonder if it is still a great spot to planepsot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!wow what memories!
I was a refueler at JFK during this time. wow. I remember some of these planes with the specific paint schemes. Only our new trucks had lifts that went high enough to reach 777 service panel. The memories. I was working the day Pam Am shut down.
@@vornadopro6502 it was definitely a reduced service. They shared 2 gates with Vanguard Airlines. One day, word got back that they couldn't pay for the fuel and that was the last time I saw Pan Am at JFK. This was mid 90s
@@jasonharrison601 I just looked up that Pan Am was bought by a private airline business and was revived from September of 1996 to February of 1998. This was the 2nd revival of Pan Am and the 3rd revival was from 1999-2004. I had no idea that people try to continue Pan Am. They used airbus A310’s and Boeing 727’s.
14:30 Amazingly, the BA 777, G-VIIL, is still active with BA 23 years on. One of the only planes from this video still active. She must’ve been brand new here 🙌🏻
G-VIIL first flight was in February 1998 and then delivered to BA the following month. Assuming the year of the video, 1998, is correct then yes she'd have been brand spanking new here.
@@Major_Tom98 LOL, they didn't "purchase" anything. They put in MOUs (memoranda of understanding) for production slots that may never actually happen. Though the actual figures were not made public, whatever JAL, American, and United paid to Boom was so small, that none of them were required to disclose it in their 10Q/10K financial reports. Boom is sadly, a joke. :(
8:35, 2 Air France Concordes there, F-BVFB and F-BTSC behind it. SC was the one lost in the AF4590 crash in 2000. Most of the passengers onboard the doomed flight were German tourists, on their way to the US to meet up with a cruise ship, and so Air France decided to donate a Concorde to a German museum after their retirement in 2003. FB was the Concorde chosen, and she was given to the museum at Sinsheim.
@@Your_Local_NerdJust an avgeek wish. It was a beautiful aircraft. And I guess because, now that I have money, I could probably afford to fly the Concorde now. It would’ve been nice to have at least had a chance to fly it. I know It’s a selfish reason. it’s a dream I will never be able to achieve.Maybe when the hypersonic aircraft comes, then it might make up for the loss of the Concord experience. Might. I actually did have a reservation for one of the early Pan Am moon flights whenever they were to be available. I missed that one too. Sigh. ✈️✨🌎🌍🌏
3:03 Nice British Airways concorde landing 11:33 There's a Laker DC 10 at JFK, Love it 14:29 Cool British airways Boeing triple 7 and it's livery 16:01 There's a British Airways 747 in a landor livery just infront of that Lufthansa Star Alliance A340
@@mikeyweaselwhipper3074 The “Asia” subsidiaries were setup in order for European Carriers to serve Taipei, even though some aircraft carried the “Asia” branding the aircraft were not dedicated to the Taipei route so it was not uncommon to see Swissair Asia, British Asia Airways and KLM Asia branded aircraft across the respective long haul networks.
Some brilliant memories of many past airlines and withdrawn aircraft types, my favourite though has to be the BA Concorde and the Laker DC10, one aircraft withdrawn prematurely and one airline grounded by unfair competition and Government intervention.
9:07-9:24 Blast from the past the first Airline I worked for as a Flight Attendant I was based in Boston. I didn’t work for Business Express long October-December 1994
That was Pan American Airways. It was founded in 1996 after an investment group including Charles Cobb, the former Ambassador to Iceland, purchased the rights to the venerable Pan American brand after the original carrier declared bankruptcy.
Was this really filmed in 1998? I’m amazed there’s an pan am plane still there when I’m sure the last flight was in 1991 unless that plane is going in storage
It was a low-cost reincarnation from 96-98. Similar with the Laker aircraft. This was another reincarnation that similarly operated from 96-98 with flights from Florida to Gatwick, Prestwick and Manchester.
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I guess im asking randomly but does any of you know a method to get back into an instagram account..?
I stupidly forgot my account password. I would appreciate any tricks you can give me.
@Malik Brett instablaster ;)
@Flynn Andres i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site through google and Im in the hacking process atm.
I see it takes a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Flynn Andres It did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. Im so happy:D
Thank you so much, you saved my account !
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That South African 747... my heart melted!!!
They even painted the tailplane :-0
mine too
As a South African....I nearly cried❤😟
I'm not familiar this, please give us a summary.
Those colors were louder than their people
[This is a 4-star video.🌟🌟🌟🌟] Ah, JFK Airport. My home away from home for over 35 years up to 1998 when I moved out of state. Rooftop parking at the Pan Am Worldport was a great place for plane spotting Runway 31L/13R. And that legendary spot on Rockaway Blvd. by Runway 22L was the best. It was colloquially known as Thunder Hill. My father took me there when I was a kid and I've been hooked on Aviation ever since. Great video, thanx for sharing. ✈
Oh yes, i loved that spot too! coming down Springfield blvd. to Rockaway blvd. I wonder if it is still a great spot to planepsot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!wow what memories!
13:40 Love the two Aeromexico's with the slight livery transition.
How wonderful to be able to see Varig planes again. Brings back memories of the best airline we had in Brazil.
After Panair, of course!
Love th 744😊
There really was so much more diversity of planes that flew back then, I miss that.
Great footage lots of memories. So many of those airlines and liveries long gone now.
The Air France Concorde seen at 8m43 Registration F-BTSC behind the other Concorde on the tarmac is the aircraft that crashed on July 25th, 2000
Damn :(
Wow........ that was a shocking crash....... so sad to lose that beautiful aircraft........
AND then have it lead to the "end of that era"!
I was wondering if it was the ill fated aircraft.
I was a refueler at JFK during this time. wow. I remember some of these planes with the specific paint schemes. Only our new trucks had lifts that went high enough to reach 777 service panel. The memories. I was working the day Pam Am shut down.
Ogden-Allied :-)
I saw a PanAm Airbus A310 in this video. Didn’t PamAm go out of business in 1991?
@@vornadopro6502 it was definitely a reduced service. They shared 2 gates with Vanguard Airlines. One day, word got back that they couldn't pay for the fuel and that was the last time I saw Pan Am at JFK. This was mid 90s
@@jasonharrison601 I just looked up that Pan Am was bought by a private airline business and was revived from September of 1996 to February of 1998. This was the 2nd revival of Pan Am and the 3rd revival was from 1999-2004. I had no idea that people try to continue Pan Am. They used airbus A310’s and Boeing 727’s.
@@vornadopro6502 Sounds about right.
14:30 Amazingly, the BA 777, G-VIIL, is still active with BA 23 years on. One of the only planes from this video still active. She must’ve been brand new here 🙌🏻
At least 2 years old if I had to guess
The almost 40 years old pan am Bus is also active with Transcarga to this day! (08:04)
Yep! And 774UA the worlds first commercial 777 still flies for United airlines to this day as well!
G-VIIL first flight was in February 1998 and then delivered to BA the following month. Assuming the year of the video, 1998, is correct then yes she'd have been brand spanking new here.
Watching this vid in Jan 2024 and BA are still flying G-VIIL, today 28/01/24 she is operating LHR to JFK return and tomorrow LHR to Bermuda.
Many of these airlines were long gone by 1998, though. Still fun to watch!
Varig Brasil, I was three years old when she left the line. It was a great airline here in my country Brazil 🇧🇷.
Man, the AoA on the landing Concorde was something to behold. Crazy when compared to a normal airliner.
Damn the memories !!!!! This is like an aviation time capsule! I got teary eyes when I saw Lacsa (Costa Rica) at 3:23
a eso venia a ver, gracias por poner el minuto!!
Same!’
¡¡¡Amazing!!!
All the airliners of yester-year... Great memories. I lived on the Canarsie approach to JFK, in Brooklyn back in the late 80s early 90s
Keep the 90's JFK coming. This was my era.
Those were some years flying. Yes, I miss the 747-200s and the 400s. The DC-10s and L1011s as well.
And flying the 727-200s and seeing the Concordes come in were so nice.
17:23 PP-VPP with original livery! Probably very soon before she was painted with the world cup theme.
Epic old school action!
Man i miss the Concorde even though i never flew on one. We REALLY need to get back into supersonic commercial airliners again. Especially, in 2021.
They barely got around the tree huggers in the 70’s, just not gonna happen in 2021
It spewed out a ton of smoke. If only we can develop the tech that can make it burn fuel cleaner
There might be a new one soon, there is a company called Boom which is developing one without afterburners so it will be much more efficient
United Airlines has purchased 15 aircraft from Boom Supersonic.
@@Major_Tom98 LOL, they didn't "purchase" anything. They put in MOUs (memoranda of understanding) for production slots that may never actually happen. Though the actual figures were not made public, whatever JAL, American, and United paid to Boom was so small, that none of them were required to disclose it in their 10Q/10K financial reports. Boom is sadly, a joke. :(
Love that Ghana Airways DC-10, old school paint scheme, I love DC-10's.
I really enjoyed flying on Sir Freddie Laker's airlines. And South African Airways had the hottest flight attendants. Those were the good old days...
Fantastic! Thanks so much.
Always makes me smile seeing that Ghana Airways DC10.
Surprising to see a Laker Airways DC-10 in 1998... I flew them from LAX to LGW back in 1979.
Reincarnation that operated from 1996-98.
Arrow Air L1011 towards the end, couldn't have been too many of those still flying by then
I was a NYC cab driver in those days.
All the birds would be in the air whenever the concordes took off!
The buildings would shake.
Awesome!!!
Damn. There was so much diversity well into the late 90s, impressive!
8:35, 2 Air France Concordes there, F-BVFB and F-BTSC behind it. SC was the one lost in the AF4590 crash in 2000. Most of the passengers onboard the doomed flight were German tourists, on their way to the US to meet up with a cruise ship, and so Air France decided to donate a Concorde to a German museum after their retirement in 2003. FB was the Concorde chosen, and she was given to the museum at Sinsheim.
Wow!
The French should’ve kept it.
@@rickster100100Why?
@@Your_Local_NerdJust an avgeek wish. It was a beautiful aircraft. And I guess because, now that I have money, I could probably afford to fly the Concorde now. It would’ve been nice to have at least had a chance to fly it. I know It’s a selfish reason. it’s a dream I will never be able to achieve.Maybe when the hypersonic aircraft comes, then it might make up for the loss of the Concord experience. Might. I actually did have a reservation for one of the early Pan Am moon flights whenever they were to be available. I missed that one too. Sigh. ✈️✨🌎🌍🌏
@@rickster100100 oh okay, i didn’t want to argue btw, just was wondering why
3:04 British airways Concorde
Some of these airlines i've never even heard of before. And i'm 45 and been flying for a LONG time now...!!!
The concorde britsh airways and air france was cooooool I almost went crazy
Another absolutely amazing video outstanding thanku so much love and god bless x
Thank you I love the view
15 anos sem Varig, cada vez mais faz falta...
pra mim não
It’s impressive to see how many companies doesn’t exist anymore. Like Pan Am.
3:03 Nice British Airways concorde landing
11:33 There's a Laker DC 10 at JFK, Love it
14:29 Cool British airways Boeing triple 7 and it's livery
16:01 There's a British Airways 747 in a landor livery just infront of that Lufthansa Star Alliance A340
those ASA Delta Connection CRJ's bring back some memories.
18:20 swissair/asia dc-10. i didn't expect to see that at jfk.
Thats the md-11
@@akshatpandey4788 cool, thank you. i always confuse the two.
still a surprise tho, i wonder what they were doing there...
@@mikeyweaselwhipper3074 must be a diverted flight or something
@@mikeyweaselwhipper3074 The “Asia” subsidiaries were setup in order for European Carriers to serve Taipei, even though some aircraft carried the “Asia” branding the aircraft were not dedicated to the Taipei route so it was not uncommon to see Swissair Asia, British Asia Airways and KLM Asia branded aircraft across the respective long haul networks.
@@akshatpandey4788 no it’s not unusual since the md-11 usually operated the flight
Really Cool........
2:15 and 2:30 Air France Concorde
Epic Concorde footage
Love this
GREAT VIDS THANK YOU
11:47, that one was in Fight Club
GREAT Video !
Awesom 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Ahhh classic aviation at its finest
How big was United’s ops at JFK at this time? Saw a handful at the beginning
Back when the the Twin Towers were still a thing, and 747s, Concorde’s, Soviet era planes, and other classics ruled the skies.
Tupolev and DC 10
@@keiterpauta8270 Gotta miss the DC-10's and the TU-154 and Il-86/96 though.
8:30 legends of air
Some brilliant memories of many past airlines and withdrawn aircraft types, my favourite though has to be the BA Concorde and the Laker DC10, one aircraft withdrawn prematurely and one airline grounded by unfair competition and Government intervention.
The concorde , it was a beautiful plane
B747 the most beautiful plane...😍
3:31 brought me a lot of memories of my childhood.
9:07-9:24 Blast from the past the first Airline I worked for as a Flight Attendant I was based in Boston. I didn’t work for Business Express long October-December 1994
6:12 loved the TWA livery
Wait, how is there a Pan American A300 in '98? I thought they went bust in 1991.
Exactly!
Who miss the Trans World B747-100 :(
South African Airways 747😍
8:47 is a 727 flown by Ryan International for U2’s Popmart tour.
Trijet heaven over here :)
Those Concorde landings looked like a game of dice. No thanks.
When you look at this video you can imagine how many airlines companies have gone out of business.
10:45 northwest airlines 747 my ❤ melted
I love Tower air I always flew them to Puerto Rico
CD-·3 of Saber !! Wowwww
Maravilha de Vídeo Só Reliquia
🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷😍😍😂👌👌👌
Lucky shot at 6:00 just few months later TWA would retire all of its 747s
8:07 pan am ceased operations in 1991 but why in 1998 is there a pan am A300???
That was Pan American Airways. It was founded in 1996 after an investment group including Charles Cobb, the former Ambassador to Iceland, purchased the rights to the venerable Pan American brand after the original carrier declared bankruptcy.
Was this really filmed in 1998? I’m amazed there’s an pan am plane still there when I’m sure the last flight was in 1991 unless that plane is going in storage
It was a low-cost reincarnation from 96-98. Similar with the Laker aircraft. This was another reincarnation that similarly operated from 96-98 with flights from Florida to Gatwick, Prestwick and Manchester.
MD 10, MD 11, Concorde is the beast
TWA's final livery (747) was exquisite, and "TOWER AIR" wasn't bad either ....
2:17 R.I.P Air France Flight 4590 11:48 Boeing 767 LAN Chile Now LATAM Airlines
Sad to see Pan Am, TWA, Northwest Orient and those lovely Air France Concordes all gone!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
DC-10 Forever in My Heart
Were you on the runway filming?
Remember sun country’s old livery?
What about the Concorde still there?
Virgin America still in operation?
More airlines?
6:15 Ghana Airways DC-10-30
Concorde was ridiculously high off the ground. Damn
Seeing the Concord made me smile the concord was a fast plane
What's on the El Al 747 at 4:54?
A slogan: "Doing upwards and more". Classic 90's silliness
That South African Airways 747 was so cool!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!love the rainbow nation color scheme!
TWA that was the best Livery design they ever had
All my visits to John F Kennedy. I don't remember ever seeing a 737 with PanAm markings.
Mas a PANAM não faliu em 1991 ???
Era uma PAN AM completamente diferente
They still had Concordes at that time???
Love that star alliance combo plane, what airline was it?
It had a German registration prefix so I assume it must have been from Lufthansa.
@@ricahrdb thanks! Makes sense
And Laker? Had they made a comeback then?
12:17---love South Africa Airways 747-------------------Rainbow nation!
Tower Air… strange no parts fell off of it on takeoff!
10:55 North American Airlines. big throw back
@17:55 aviacsa airlines the happy face plane with the smile
9:01 is that U2's Popmart plane?
8:48 couldn’t make out what was painted on the plane wonder the name of the airline or if it was a private 727
What was that 727 at 8:47? Popup? And with a logo of a lemon circled by a shopping cart? 🤔
Shopping Airways 🤣
U2's PopMart Tour plane! :)
That twa 747 😪
12:55 anyone else hear the a toad from the super Mario franchise laugh? Casue i sure as hell did
Hi have the Herpa model
17:04 is that garuda indonesia B747-200 leased from TWA??
no I think it’s was leased from tower air
I didn't expect it went to JFK from Soekarno-Hatta airport
Amazing how many of these once-known airlines are kaput!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and there are no Airbus planes yet! wow!!!!!!!!!!!