As an air traffic controller who grew up on Long Island, Peter's narration is extremely accurate. The procedures flown, airspace knowledge and landmark recognition is outstanding. Great video!
I have to agree completely with Bill Barues. I'm a pilot and ATC freak, and live in Long Beach, which you flew right past. I've been paying attention to traffic at JFK since it was known as Idelwild. Amazing that I can't nit pick anything in the video. Great job!
I came to JFK 5 weeks after the 9/11 attacks. The pilot banked high and the view of the non stop work at ground zero illuminated the surroundings with a pale of smoke still visible. A sight I will never forget.
This is wonderful. If I watch enough of these videos, my son might get me on an airplane yet. I'm a senior now, so I better hurry up. Thankyou so much for sharing this.
What a ride! I loved it! I flew almost non-stop for twelve years over all fifty states, only landing at JFK twice. I have a much better appreciation for the pilots in the New York area! Wonderful insight!
What an incredibly professional production and interesting video, especially to those of us who've traveled this very route numerous times but never had the pleasure of the audio visual version. I was born in New Rochelle 77 years ago and now make my home in Orange County, Ca. That said, however, I was fortunate enough to have my livelihood fly me extensively cross country for many, many years. I no longer travel as much but enjoy quality presentations of which this is a perfect example. Peter, this is the first time I've subscribed to a channel prior to the end of the first showing. Btw, your vocal demeaner is perfectly soothing and relaxed as if talking to a good friend. Looking forward to seeing and hearing more!
Thank you for this wonderful comment! My goal is to provide quality and informative information in the aviation industry with a focus on understanding air traffic. Thank you so much for taking the time to write this and subscribing! I'm currently working on more!
My neck of the woods. I live in ROSEDALE Queens and work at JFK terminal 4. I've been to the the first part of the tower quite a few times especially for Christmas and Thanksgiving dinner. Thank you IAT.
I never tire of watching NYC aircraft landing videos and this one made most sense of what you see from high up as you descend with your interesting narration. Great vid!
Peter! This is a great video and highly accurate. As a NYC pilot, I can attest. Keep coming out with the great videos and congrats on reaching 1K subs!
I am glad Utube recommended your video. You do a great job explaining the situation and your photography is superb. I'm not a aviation buff but I'm gonna watch some more of your channel.
Love it! I don't think I've ever had such a clear descent into JFK myself (there were always clouds somewhere). One of the best parts of living in Queens was watching air traffic coming in for a landing at JFK...I could see it from my balcony at home!
Love that shoutout to my old hometown of Wantagh, NY! I remember when I was a kid there were all these different planes flying overhead. It was always a thrill when there was a Concorde flying above us!
I flew once London to NY and due to bad weather the pilots went way north (Greenland) then entered the US from the north following the Hudson River. Spectacular Approach. Brought back memories. Thank you😀
Growing up and still living on Long Island made this video very entertaining for me. I recognized everything in and around the city. All the bridges and highways etc. - And seeing Jones Beach from the air is always special being I've spent countless days there. The narration was spot on. Excellent work!
Great video, you really know your stuff. Growing up in mill basin, I watched so many planes land via Canarsie approach which forced the pilots to make a sharp right turn at that hotel.
I grew up in Flatlands and always knew planes were 'a bit off' when we could hear them over our house. I never knew this was an approach to JFK too! Such a great video!
@@shaunganley it’s so funny you say this. I was a regular playing basketball at marine park in the 80s / 90s, and one day a 747 came right over us at low altitude heading what I believe was north or northeast. As you said, something was not right and as we played, I was thinking did anyone else pick this up. Sure enough, someone in typical Brooklyn fashion then said, “Pilot lost, or what?”
You're something else! I grew up in New York City and on Long Island. You obviously put a great amount of effort into detail here. You made it look beautiful almost (new york joke). Thank you.
Beautiful views. I've recently landed on the JFK the same way and visibility was awesome. No matter how many times you are doing this, the view is always spectacular and love recognizing the neighborhoods from the above.
You can tell from my screen-name where I was born and raised (specifically Manhattan, NYC). 🗽 I've been through many approaches to JFK and LGA. The narration was excellent: Not too much or too little, and technically accurate; including the many landmarks highlighted. Well done! 🎉
Great video, and I especially love how you labeled the different locations on the ground. I've never understood why most passengers never lift their window shades for the entire flight, like they are just too cool to look out the window and enjoy the views.
I used to think the flying was the hardest job but the people who work in the tower dealing with pilots from all over the world and how busy they are with hundreds of flights a day to juggle they just don't get paid enough thank you for posting
Wonderful presentation. Enjoyed the commentary, information. Great view of New York and surrounding area. Excellent and what a beautiful day to fly. Thank you.
We used to visit relatives in rosedale. The jets would be 4 houses down, about every 90 seconds, the TV. Would go crazy, then you could watch again. Forget speaking too. Was great when the wind came from another direction!
Great video!! Grew up in Rosedale :) You had to rotate your head from left to right to see the entire wingspan of a widebody when they were flying low on an overcast day.
At St. Clare's Church while the priest was preaching he just stopped talking bowed his head with his arm spread when the planes flew over low. And they were freaking low! :) This was in the 70's. We moved out of the area when I was still a kid and I couldn't sleep at night because it was too quiet. ;P
You break it down the best, even the boarders at the end. I don't have to say a thing except thank you for your extremely accurate narration of the city. You really know where you are.
My goodness!! This is breathtaking footage! Never been to NYC so this is spectacular! Thank you so much for filming it and sharing it. Fantastic! 👍👍👍👍 Yes to more! Please! Subscribed! Thanks again, that was awesome.
I just flew in to JFK from Phoenix yesterday. We came in from a northern approach that made a wide right turn over the ocean circling into JFK which I guess is the opposite of Peter's video. Peter's video combined with my experience of yesterday gave me a pretty good understanding of how planes land at JFK of which I am much appreciative. Landing at Phoenix Sky Harbor is incredibly boring compared to JFK. You either land from the east or the west without too many fancy curves or unbelievable views. Thanks to Peter for this amazing video.
Steven, thanks so much for watching! When a right turn is made (instead of the left turn in my video), chances are that you were being set up for an approach to runway 4L/R or 13L/R.
This was very informative and enjoyable. I actually had a NYC map on a second window trying to trace the path you were describing; something I always have a problem of doing when approaching JFK on an actual flight. Great job Peter and thanks!
An absolute ton of information in this vid. Thank you so much for making this video.. We flew in from the other side into JFK on a beautifully clear and sunny 24th Dec 2019. A week later, I took a night flight from JFK to Amsterdam on a 787.
I flew in and out of this airport for 32 years before I retired. Great coverage and explanation. You lucked out with such clear weather where all of New York was highly visible. While a lot has changed since I retired, this is still the same arrival for Runway 22 from the West that gives the longest view of the entire area. I wanted you to call out the sites of Manhattan, the GW bridge and Central Park, but they did go by quickly. Great job!
I enjoy listening to JFK atc. Thank you for all of the visual and other detail about flying into JFK from that approach. I would be equally as interested in other approaches into JFK or anywhere else. Enjoyed it.
Greetings from England! Very nice and informative video. That high approach to JFK reminded me of a flight I took from Dulles to the UK many years ago, we overflew Manhattan and had a clear view of the Brooklyn Bridge all lit up.
Thanks Peter. Loved the video, narration, and info! I felt like I was sitting with you in seat A. I've flown into JFK with that sam approach. I look forward to more of your videos and insight.
This brought back memories, very detailed, thanks for your work on this. I was once on an aborted BA 767 landing at JFK many years ago, we were very close to landing but had to climb rapidly as another plane hadn’t cleared the runway! So we got to fly around NY twice!!
Ah! This is how flights should be narrated. So refreshing after all the ones that mainly only feature the quality of the food and the selection of movies. Very impressed. Keep doing it, mate!
Great video. I live in Manhattan and usually choose LGA or Newark because the flights to JFK are actually 15-20 minutes longer (if I’m coming in from the West Coast or south) due to the reasons you explained in the video. But I do prefer JFK over Newark for International flights from Europe.
Pete, you are a Godsend. Your video editing, narration, steady camera, views, etc. is just awesome. JFK airport is an iconic structure of New York City and you are making it come alive with your beautiful videos. I almost felt like I was flying the plane with your exact descriptions. So perfect. Please give us more videos. Thank you
What a great and detailed video! I grew up in Laurelton, NY, and the planes fly right over my childhood home. This brings back many memories. You know you're home in Southern Queens when you hear and see planes flying overhead. Sometimes, our home would shake; it's the sound of home. Thank you for sharing this video.
Spectacular view of Manhattan.....this video reminds me of the glory days of Pan Am , TWA, Northwest Orient and concorde landings in JFK. After a 13 hour flight from Narita, we usually were in a holding pattern in the Atlantic and could get superb views of the skyline.
Wow! That was absolutely awesome! Your filming is amazing, and I loved hearing about each area you flew over. Super fun and interesting to watch. Many thanks - stay well:-)
Your landing at La Guardia video is spectacular. And you were gracious enough to respond to the comment that you provide a flight map with, Great Idea! When what you could have said was, I just precisely narrated the river we were over, the borough, how we got there, and what to watch for., and with jaw dropping visuals. And some shmucks wanted a map overlay, and even how you, the producer, could find one. I stabbed a fork in my eye at that. Love your work.
Really great views, I'm in the UK and we're still not allowed to fly into the USA even when double-jabbed with vaccine. Hoping that things change in the near future. Planes from Europe tend to fly straight into JFK, depriving us of those wonderful views of Manhattan. Thank you so much for uploading this
I hope you can come to the USA soon! Sometimes planes from Europe to JFK will approach from the Northwest, similar to this arrival, and will get the same view. More often, they just fly along Long Island to get to JFK. Thanks so much for watching!
As an air traffic controller who grew up on Long Island, Peter's narration is extremely accurate. The procedures flown, airspace knowledge and landmark recognition is outstanding. Great video!
Thank you very much!
I have to agree completely with Bill Barues. I'm a pilot and ATC freak, and live in Long Beach, which you flew right past. I've been paying attention to traffic at JFK since it was known as Idelwild. Amazing that I can't nit pick anything in the video. Great job!
@@stevenmines839 I love it! Thanks!
@@MrDepodot7 Thanks Randy!
@@PeterMasella I'm a former controller as well.....very well done!!!
I came to JFK 5 weeks after the 9/11 attacks. The pilot banked high and the view of the non stop work at ground zero illuminated the surroundings with a pale of smoke still visible. A sight I will never forget.
Man, that shot of Manhattan from 13,000 feet is absolutely mind-blowing! Just unreal.
It sure is!
Why😂.?
@@davidmann4533 🤡
What a view especially Manhattan even from that high up it’s still a beast. This video made me very nostalgic about NYC.
This is wonderful. If I watch enough of these videos, my son might get me on an airplane yet. I'm a senior now, so I better hurry up. Thankyou so much for sharing this.
Thank you so much for watching!
One of the best approach videos into JFK with extremely insightful narration and excellent visuals. Outstanding work Peter!
Wow, thanks! I appreciate that!
This man video is so dope! And the landing is accurate! I will give this a 100000 stars!
This was an excellent description of the final approach and landing into JFK.... From one aviation geek to another I give this video 5 stars!! 🛬
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
What a ride! I loved it! I flew almost non-stop for twelve years over all fifty states, only landing at JFK twice. I have a much better appreciation for the pilots in the New York area! Wonderful insight!
Thanks for watching, Janet!
Those pilots are no joke, very impressive how this is done 100xs of times a day.
3:27 that is breath taking , thank you and cheers .
Thanks for watching!
breath keeping more like in that face nappy! (diaper)
EXTREMELY detailed breakdown of this approach. Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
Spectacular ✨love the detailed description of the approach :)
Glad you liked it!
What an incredibly professional production and interesting video, especially to those of us who've traveled this very route numerous times but never had the pleasure of the audio visual version. I was born in New Rochelle 77 years ago and now make my home in Orange County, Ca. That said, however, I was fortunate enough to have my livelihood fly me extensively cross country for many, many years. I no longer travel as much but enjoy quality presentations of which this is a perfect example. Peter, this is the first time I've subscribed to a channel prior to the end of the first showing. Btw, your vocal demeaner is perfectly soothing and relaxed as if talking to a good friend. Looking forward to seeing and hearing more!
Thank you for this wonderful comment! My goal is to provide quality and informative information in the aviation industry with a focus on understanding air traffic. Thank you so much for taking the time to write this and subscribing! I'm currently working on more!
Great view overhead Bennet Field, now a park, where Lindbergh started his solo Atlantic flight
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for this video. That was quite interesting !!!!!! As a New Yorker and someone that flies often it was great to learn about how it all works
Glad you enjoyed it!
My neck of the woods. I live in ROSEDALE Queens and work at JFK terminal 4. I've been to the the first part of the tower quite a few times especially for Christmas and Thanksgiving dinner. Thank you IAT.
I never tire of watching NYC aircraft landing videos and this one made most sense of what you see from high up as you descend with your interesting narration. Great vid!
Thank you very much!
This is amazing. Seeing Central Park from that altitude is really a sight to behold. Excellent narration by a highly knowledgeable gentleman.
Thanks so much!
Peter! This is a great video and highly accurate. As a NYC pilot, I can attest. Keep coming out with the great videos and congrats on reaching 1K subs!
Much appreciated!
Very clear explanations - even I as a novice understand.
Thanks!
I am glad Utube recommended your video. You do a great job explaining the situation and your photography is superb. I'm not a aviation buff but I'm gonna watch some more of your channel.
Thanks so much David! Welcome to my channel!
Wonderful and many thanks!
Thanks for watching, Betty!
Love it! I don't think I've ever had such a clear descent into JFK myself (there were always clouds somewhere). One of the best parts of living in Queens was watching air traffic coming in for a landing at JFK...I could see it from my balcony at home!
Glad you enjoyed it! I don't always get this lucky on this arrival procedure.
Great explaination. Thank you for this clip
Thanks for watching!
That was outstanding, especially the description of all the neighborhoods! Very clear and accurate descriptions.
Thank you very much!
That was simply brilliant!
Spectacular descent and views and brilliant narration.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Love that shoutout to my old hometown of Wantagh, NY! I remember when I was a kid there were all these different planes flying overhead. It was always a thrill when there was a Concorde flying above us!
Awesome!
This was an awesome video. I’m from wantagh/Levittown area as well and never knew some approaches to JFK makes you go this route.. very informative 👍
I flew once London to NY and due to bad weather the pilots went way north (Greenland) then entered the US from the north following the Hudson River. Spectacular Approach. Brought back memories. Thank you😀
That was quite different and really enjoyable. Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hi Jeff how are you doing?
genuinely obsessed with this video. thanks for sharing!!
Thanks for watching!
Good video, I like how you explain what we are seeing. Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
Absolutely awesome video. Thanks
Thanks for watching!
Truly stunning video and expertly narrated. What a gorgeous day you had with incredible visibility. Thank you for sharing. Excellent!
Thank you!
Great Video- Really Enjoyed your narration
Thanks!!
Wow. Probably the best narration of an approach that I've ever seen. Request you do one for DFW if you have the chance. Great job!
Great suggestion! Thanks for watching!
I love this video so much. Perfect camera work and narration. I saw so many familiar sights. thank you for this.
Thanks!
Growing up and still living on Long Island made this video very entertaining for me. I recognized everything in and around the city. All the bridges and highways etc. - And seeing Jones Beach from the air is always special being I've spent countless days there. The narration was spot on. Excellent work!
I agree, seeing MSG, all the 5 Boroughs, the Jones beach amphitheater, the Belt parkway, etc.. only a native NYKR would’ve caught all these details.
having limited finances yet still immensely interested in geography and mapping, this is a perfect fit thank you for posts and videos really enjoy!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
Great video, you really know your stuff. Growing up in mill basin, I watched so many planes land via Canarsie approach which forced the pilots to make a sharp right turn at that hotel.
That is an amazing approach to JFK!
I grew up in Flatlands and always knew planes were 'a bit off' when we could hear them over our house. I never knew this was an approach to JFK too! Such a great video!
@@shaunganley it’s so funny you say this. I was a regular playing basketball at marine park in the 80s / 90s, and one day a 747 came right over us at low altitude heading what I believe was north or northeast. As you said, something was not right and as we played, I was thinking did anyone else pick this up. Sure enough, someone in typical Brooklyn fashion then said, “Pilot lost, or what?”
The fact that it flew over Rosedale, which just so happens to be my old hometown, gave me a lot of memories
Such a great, clear and amazing joy Mr. Peter! Thank you for sharing this masterpiece!!!
Thank you for watching!
You're something else! I grew up in New York City and on Long Island. You obviously put a great amount of effort into detail here. You made it look beautiful almost (new york joke). Thank you.
Thank you!!
*indeed, a spectacular view of the different burros of N.Y., thanks for sharing!*
Thanks!
Beautiful views. I've recently landed on the JFK the same way and visibility was awesome. No matter how many times you are doing this, the view is always spectacular and love recognizing the neighborhoods from the above.
You can tell from my screen-name where I was born and raised (specifically Manhattan, NYC). 🗽 I've been through many approaches to JFK and LGA. The narration was excellent: Not too much or too little, and technically accurate; including the many landmarks highlighted. Well done! 🎉
Thanks so much!
@@PeterMasella You're welcome. ☺️
Very interesting and informative!
Great video, and I especially love how you labeled the different locations on the ground. I've never understood why most passengers never lift their window shades for the entire flight, like they are just too cool to look out the window and enjoy the views.
It’s so true! Thanks for watching!
I used to think the flying was the hardest job but the people who work in the tower dealing with pilots from all over the world and how busy they are with hundreds of flights a day to juggle they just don't get paid enough thank you for posting
So true! Thanks for watching!
One of the best landing videos I have ever seen. Best wishes from India !
Thank you!
Next best thing to a cockpit view.
@@donaldclifford5763 Thanks! Since 0% of passengers get the cockpit view I try to make the most out of what 100% of passengers can see.
@@PeterMasella Let me guess: this was an A320. You could take a hundred trips in a 737 and never experience a landing like this.
@@andredarin8966 It was an A320. The A320 is references at 00:46 and there are also videos of the A320 I was on at the end.
Wonderful presentation.
Enjoyed the commentary, information.
Great view of New York and surrounding area.
Excellent and what a beautiful day to fly.
Thank you.
Many thanks!
We used to visit relatives in rosedale. The jets would be 4 houses down, about every 90 seconds, the TV. Would go crazy, then you could watch again. Forget speaking too. Was great when the wind came from another direction!
ha ha!
Just outstanding Captain- you should be Pete
Great video!! Grew up in Rosedale :) You had to rotate your head from left to right to see the entire wingspan of a widebody when they were flying low on an overcast day.
Very cool!
At St. Clare's Church while the priest was preaching he just stopped talking bowed his head with his arm spread when the planes flew over low. And they were freaking low! :) This was in the 70's. We moved out of the area when I was still a kid and I couldn't sleep at night because it was too quiet. ;P
You break it down the best, even the boarders at the end. I don't have to say a thing except thank you for your extremely accurate narration of the city. You really know where you are.
I appreciate that! Thanks so much!
My goodness!! This is breathtaking footage! Never been to NYC so this is spectacular! Thank you so much for filming it and sharing it. Fantastic! 👍👍👍👍
Yes to more! Please!
Subscribed! Thanks again, that was awesome.
Thanks so much! And there is so much more to come!
Former PI/US employee, dad was maintenance at UR/PI/US. I completely enjoyed this video. Cheers from Buenos Aires.
Cool! Thanks for watching!
Great video, great camera work, informative commentary! Loved it!
Many thanks!
I never get tired watching this vídeo but i’ m waiting for more! You mentioned Jones Beach , Elmwood Park, Garden City and places that i went !
More Coming Soon!
Wow, this is really SPECTACULAR, I love how you describe everything in detail.
Thank you very much Nestel!
I just flew in to JFK from Phoenix yesterday. We came in from a northern approach that made a wide right turn over the ocean circling into JFK which I guess is the opposite of Peter's video. Peter's video combined with my experience of yesterday gave me a pretty good understanding of how planes land at JFK of which I am much appreciative. Landing at Phoenix Sky Harbor is incredibly boring compared to JFK. You either land from the east or the west without too many fancy curves or unbelievable views. Thanks to Peter for this amazing video.
Steven, thanks so much for watching! When a right turn is made (instead of the left turn in my video), chances are that you were being set up for an approach to runway 4L/R or 13L/R.
This was very informative and enjoyable. I actually had a NYC map on a second window trying to trace the path you were describing; something I always have a problem of doing when approaching JFK on an actual flight. Great job Peter and thanks!
Oh wow! Thanks!
Nice video love it thank you
This is amazing. Thank you for the detailed and very informative narration. Great video!
Thank you Garland! More to come!
An absolute ton of information in this vid. Thank you so much for making this video.. We flew in from the other side into JFK on a beautifully clear and sunny 24th Dec 2019. A week later, I took a night flight from JFK to Amsterdam on a 787.
Thanks! The approach from the other side provides great views of Long Island.
OMG Peter! I've never seen this approach and you captured the whole city! Amazing! You were very lucky and the weather cooperating too.
Thanks! That’s why I always sit on the left side of the plane coming in to JFK from this direction.
think CENTRAL PARK was seen
@@alexshatzko1381 Very apparent at 2:59 where Peter has Island under 'Manhattan Island". That is all of Central Park.
I work at JFK terminal 4. It's cool seeing it on your video. 😊 Awesome view of NYC and long Island. 👌
I flew in and out of this airport for 32 years before I retired. Great coverage and explanation. You lucked out with such clear weather where all of New York was highly visible. While a lot has changed since I retired, this is still the same arrival for Runway 22 from the West that gives the longest view of the entire area. I wanted you to call out the sites of Manhattan, the GW bridge and Central Park, but they did go by quickly. Great job!
Thank you! It is a great city to fly over!
This is a rare example of top notch videography and the details are right on the money. It doesn't get any better than this for a flight narration.
I enjoy listening to JFK atc. Thank you for all of the visual and other detail about flying into JFK from that approach. I would be equally as interested in other approaches into JFK or anywhere else. Enjoyed it.
Thanks for watching! There is more to come!
Great commentary. Spectacular views of NYC and gives you a pretty good idea at the immense size of the city.
Thank you very much! It sure does!
Awesome video, Peter, and very informative! Greetings from New Zealand
Thank you!
Wow fabulous video!! If you zoomed a little more I would have been able to see my house!
Greetings from England! Very nice and informative video. That high approach to JFK reminded me of a flight I took from Dulles to the UK many years ago, we overflew Manhattan and had a clear view of the Brooklyn Bridge all lit up.
Glad you enjoyed it! In NYC I often see departures from Dulles headed to Europe.
I’m from Long Island and thought it was so great to see all of NYC, the Long Island sound, Jones beach Madison Square Garden etc… GREAT VIDEO.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks Peter. Loved the video, narration, and info! I felt like I was sitting with you in seat A. I've flown into JFK with that sam approach. I look forward to more of your videos and insight.
Glad you enjoyed it! More to come!
Great narration, I felt like I was on an expensive vacation tourand the captain was narrating the scenery!
Thank you!
This brought back memories, very detailed, thanks for your work on this. I was once on an aborted BA 767 landing at JFK many years ago, we were very close to landing but had to climb rapidly as another plane hadn’t cleared the runway! So we got to fly around NY twice!!
I love missed approaches and the opportunity to see NYC for an encore performance!
Nice.
Flying on on the path tommrow. Going out of msp sitting on the left. Hoping for good weather
Peter, thank you. That was tremendous! Your narration was very detailed, and quite interesting!
Thank you very much! I appreciate your comment.
I like how you just explained a Standard Terminal Approach Route without being that technical.
Thanks! I try to make everything understandable.
He is correct with all the names and settings I fly in and out all the time from JFK
Ah! This is how flights should be narrated. So refreshing after all the ones that mainly only feature the quality of the food and the selection of movies. Very impressed. Keep doing it, mate!
Wow, thanks! Check out my other fully narrated videos!
Great video. I live in Manhattan and usually choose LGA or Newark because the flights to JFK are actually 15-20 minutes longer (if I’m coming in from the West Coast or south) due to the reasons you explained in the video. But I do prefer JFK over Newark for International flights from Europe.
I feel the same way!
Dear Peter your narration could not have been better, fantastic job and very enjoyable to listen to. Thank you
Thank you Carlos!
*Peter that was a wonderful video and I really enjoyed it, good work man, keep making such videos*
Thank you!
I've flown this route a few times. Never gets old.
Absolutely true!
Pete, you are a Godsend. Your video editing, narration, steady camera, views, etc. is just awesome. JFK airport is an iconic structure of New York City and you are making it come alive with your beautiful videos. I almost felt like I was flying the plane with your exact descriptions. So perfect. Please give us more videos. Thank you
Thank you! There is so much more to come!
What a great and detailed video! I grew up in Laurelton, NY, and the planes fly right over my childhood home. This brings back many memories. You know you're home in Southern Queens when you hear and see planes flying overhead. Sometimes, our home would shake; it's the sound of home. Thank you for sharing this video.
Thanks so much for watching!
That was FANTASTIC....Love the special detail to this video. Have you been to the old TWA terminal hotel at JFK ?
Thanks for watching- Yes I have and here is a video I made about the TWA hotel: th-cam.com/video/gJaP-hkRcRI/w-d-xo.html
Hi Albert how are you doing?
Spectacular view of Manhattan.....this video reminds me of the glory days of Pan Am , TWA, Northwest Orient and concorde landings in JFK. After a 13 hour flight from Narita, we usually were in a holding pattern in the Atlantic and could get superb views of the skyline.
Well said!
One of the best landing videos, with ur informative comments.
Thank you!
Wow! That was absolutely awesome! Your filming is amazing, and I loved hearing about each area you flew over. Super fun and interesting to watch. Many thanks - stay well:-)
Thank you!
Your landing at La Guardia video is spectacular. And you were gracious enough to respond to the comment that you provide a flight map with, Great Idea! When what you could have said was, I just precisely narrated the river we were over, the borough, how we got there, and what to watch for., and with jaw dropping visuals. And some shmucks wanted a map overlay, and even how you, the producer, could find one. I stabbed a fork in my eye at that. Love your work.
:-)
Thank You Peter. You captured this experience perfectly Outstanding work!
Thank you!
perfect in all ways, narration, towns ,descriptions . would love to see a san diego approach the same way over balboa park
Thank you for the kind words!
Some great footage. Your talking points are outstanding.
Thank you!
At 9:31, you can actually see remnants of the old runway of Mitchel Field, just north of the Coliseum! So cool !
Awesome! I did not know that!
Wow this was a great video, nice job, the view was amazing 👏 👌 😍
Thanks!
The views are stunning.thanks for uploading this videos for viewers to watch .enjoy your day
Thanks for watching!
Really great views, I'm in the UK and we're still not allowed to fly into the USA even when double-jabbed with vaccine. Hoping that things change in the near future. Planes from Europe tend to fly straight into JFK, depriving us of those wonderful views of Manhattan. Thank you so much for uploading this
I hope you can come to the USA soon! Sometimes planes from Europe to JFK will approach from the Northwest, similar to this arrival, and will get the same view. More often, they just fly along Long Island to get to JFK. Thanks so much for watching!