Another awesome over an hour flight! I love it when you fly on the A321! This was a very cloudy flight! But I still enjoyed it! Thank you again for sharing your videos! ✈😃
From Santo Domingo to Philadelphia. I can't wait to feel that take off. There's a lot of noise from the engines; but it's something I've heard so many times
I was actually at DFW the previous day (Feb. 17) on my way to BOM. Flew in from OKC with AA (738) and made the connection to the daily LH flight to FRA. Nice catch of the FX 772ER landing on RWY 31R :).
I heard somewhere that the first plane to land in DFW Airport was an American Airlines Flight 341 that originated in New York and stopped in Memphis and Little Rock.
You seriously only use an iPhone for your videos? That's amazing! Something about your videos captures the roar of jet engines (especially on spool up/reverse thrust) better than any other video I've seen, it makes me feel like I'm actually on the plane. Subscribed. :)
Thanks my friend. Yes, although I do have several other cameras, the iPhone 11 Pro is my primary camera. People often say “you spent $1,600 on a phone?” And I reply with “no, I spent $1,600 on an awesome camera, that also happens to be a phone.”
No, this aircraft didn’t have any IFE like what your asking about. But it did have wifi that was free to use on your own device. So, it’s just a different way to offer free entertainment. American is currently changing their entire domestic fleet to this. So, soon no American narrow body will have screens. You’ll be expected to use your phone or tablet if you want to access the free entertainment. As for my favorite. I don’t really have a favorite. I enjoy flying on all the airlines. I fly on American more than anyone else because I have status on them, and they are the only airline that flies into my home airport of JLN. Service wise though, it’s probably Delta, but like I said. I don’t really have a favorite.
Yes, although I cut a lot of the cruising out. I have a lot of US-Hawaii flights, which are "overseas" and I have several US to Europe and back flights.
It’s part of the aircraft’s hydraulic system. You hear that when one of the two engines has already been shut down. It’s the system compensating for only have one engine running.
A whole lot of clouds on this flight. Do you happen to know/remember why the cruise altitude for this 2+ hour flight was only 24,000 feet? Unfavourable winds at higher altitudes, perhaps?
@@sla31 That's very interesting. I remember taking a flight from Sacramento (SMF) to Burbank (BUR), and the flight cruised at 37,000 feet. However, I took another flight from Oakland (OAK) to Orlando (MCO), and the flight only cruised at 35,000 feet.
I don't know the exact time you're referring too, but it's likely when the pilots were checking their control surfaces. It's part of every pre-flight checklist for the pilots to make sure their control surfaces are free and clear of obstruction. You wouldn't want tot takeoff only to find your ailerons are jammed.
I have no idea at this point if this flight was delayed or not. I don’t keep track of arrival and departure times when I enter each flight into my spreadsheet.
DFW is the airport code for Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport. Which is where this flight was headed too. Titles are limited to 100 characters so I can’t spell out the airports or they’d take up the whole title. So I use their three letter codes and then list the full info in the description.
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Another awesome over an hour flight! I love it when you fly on the A321!
This was a very cloudy flight! But I still enjoyed it!
Thank you again for sharing your videos! ✈😃
been Charlotte once in my life what a beautiful city and magnificent sceneary. Miss a lot from Korea
From Santo Domingo to Philadelphia. I can't wait to feel that take off. There's a lot of noise from the engines; but it's something I've heard so many times
I was actually at DFW the previous day (Feb. 17) on my way to BOM. Flew in from OKC with AA (738) and made the connection to the daily LH flight to FRA.
Nice catch of the FX 772ER landing on RWY 31R :).
intro never gets old ;)
Another most enjoyable flight thanks!
I also flied on that same Aircraft from Boston to Charlotte & from Charlotte to Miami. Great video.
Superb flight video man! A great report!
Nice Video! Thanks!
I have family that lives down in the Carolina just outside of Charlotte went down to visit them last year Labor Day weekend
Hey. Love your vids and content. Keep up the awesome work and stay safe.
I heard somewhere that the first plane to land in DFW Airport was an American Airlines Flight 341 that originated in New York and stopped in Memphis and Little Rock.
As always the video was soothing and perfect. I really miss flying, your videos really reminds me the real experience of on board ✨
Thanks my friend. I'm glad you are enjoying the content.
@@sla31 you're most welcome, just keep making the good stuffs! 🙌🏻
Nice take off
Amazing how Airbus has really penetrated the US domestic market.
More modern and very efficient for operations.
this is everytime one of my favorite parts 1:35:20
*engine shutdown
*ding
You seriously only use an iPhone for your videos? That's amazing! Something about your videos captures the roar of jet engines (especially on spool up/reverse thrust) better than any other video I've seen, it makes me feel like I'm actually on the plane. Subscribed. :)
Thanks my friend. Yes, although I do have several other cameras, the iPhone 11 Pro is my primary camera. People often say “you spent $1,600 on a phone?” And I reply with “no, I spent $1,600 on an awesome camera, that also happens to be a phone.”
Nice
that a321 neo engine start up sound awesome
it´s a ceo IAE2500
Tres belle vidéo 👏🏾👍🏾
Love the 321 did it have ife s on board tvs you fly alot what airline is your favorite before the virus came to the us
No, this aircraft didn’t have any IFE like what your asking about. But it did have wifi that was free to use on your own device. So, it’s just a different way to offer free entertainment. American is currently changing their entire domestic fleet to this. So, soon no American narrow body will have screens. You’ll be expected to use your phone or tablet if you want to access the free entertainment. As for my favorite. I don’t really have a favorite. I enjoy flying on all the airlines. I fly on American more than anyone else because I have status on them, and they are the only airline that flies into my home airport of JLN. Service wise though, it’s probably Delta, but like I said. I don’t really have a favorite.
Hi again cool flight is it able to film on seat 1A though the first window without frame?
Any dislikes for the guy talking bad about Charlotte at the end?
I was on that plane last weekend
Two weeks from today I will be up there on a flight from
BRUH! Omg at 1:24:18 I really thought a321 was gonna do hard Landing 😬
1:31:41 As if the qwerky noises of the A321 couldn't get better👂😂
Cooool ! Do you record full flights overseas ? That would be very interesting to watch.
Yes, although I cut a lot of the cruising out. I have a lot of US-Hawaii flights, which are "overseas" and I have several US to Europe and back flights.
How about some cockpit sneak peeks before boarding??
@Skylite Productions Where do you film the Plane Spottings? Is it on a train?
Yes, it is the train that connects all of the terminals. It is only accessible past security.
Okay, thanks!
You flew at FL240. Was there an issue? (APU)?
It was reported that there was very rough air at higher altitudes. So we flew lower. Hence why we were in cloud cover so much.
@@sla31 thank you for your answer!
love it
Was CLT North Carolina again?
Dallas Love Field Aviation no Charlotte
yep, charlotte nc!
What’s the noise at the end??? The air??? When y’all pull in the gate what’s the humming noise
It’s part of the aircraft’s hydraulic system. You hear that when one of the two engines has already been shut down. It’s the system compensating for only have one engine running.
A whole lot of clouds on this flight. Do you happen to know/remember why the cruise altitude for this 2+ hour flight was only 24,000 feet? Unfavourable winds at higher altitudes, perhaps?
I do. The air above was very rough and very turbulent. This whole fight was actually pretty turbulent. That was the best air available.
@@sla31 That's very interesting. I remember taking a flight from Sacramento (SMF) to Burbank (BUR), and the flight cruised at 37,000 feet. However, I took another flight from Oakland (OAK) to Orlando (MCO), and the flight only cruised at 35,000 feet.
Landing with Flaps 3?
Why do the two spoilers lift prior to take off?? Answer please.
I don't know the exact time you're referring too, but it's likely when the pilots were checking their control surfaces. It's part of every pre-flight checklist for the pilots to make sure their control surfaces are free and clear of obstruction. You wouldn't want tot takeoff only to find your ailerons are jammed.
I love landing part at 1:24:09
I know it’s an older video but did this get delayed
I have no idea at this point if this flight was delayed or not. I don’t keep track of arrival and departure times when I enter each flight into my spreadsheet.
@@sla31what time was the flight? Do you remember?
That sound of those engine's puts me to sleep
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Same here
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What does DFW mean??
DFW is the airport code for Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport. Which is where this flight was headed too. Titles are limited to 100 characters so I can’t spell out the airports or they’d take up the whole title. So I use their three letter codes and then list the full info in the description.
How are you doing
What seat
23F.
@@sla31was it an exit row?
Hi
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