Stunning Runway Action SAN DIEGO 20 YEARS AGO
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- 20 Years ago JustPlanes launched a tour to film 15 airports in California in a month. This included San Diego with some very special access to the runway as you'll see half way into this video. You simply can't get any closer. As a result we got some stunning action!
Today we release this special video and its available in our Download Store for just $15... $1 per airport :)
The airports you will find on the video are
BURBANK
LONG BEACH
LOS ANGELES
MOJAVE
MONTEREY
OAKLAND
ONTARIO
ORANGE COUNTY
PALM SPRINGS
SACRAMENTO
SAN BERNARDINO
SAN DIEGO
SAN FRANCISCO
SAN JOSE
VICTORVILLE
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About half way through this video you will see the stunning super close runway filming. Enjoy!
But who?
My home airport, San Diego International Airport has changed a lot since then. Starting off with the Green Build which expanded Terminal 2. After that British Airways and Japan Airlines started flying into SAN daily. Now the airport has it's own International Terminal and the airport has this many international flights:
1. British Airways - LHR - SAN
2. Japan Airlines - NRT - SAN
3. Air Canada Rouge - YYZ - SAN
4. Air Canada Express - YVR - SAN
5. WestJet - YYC - SAN
6. Edelweiss Air - ZRH - SAN
7. Lufthansa - FRA - SAN
8. Southwest Airlines and Alaska Airlines - SJD - SAN
9. Southwest Airlines and Alaska Airlines - PVR - SAN
San Diego International Airport seems to have grown a lot since then. :D
Brings back good memories...flying in to SD on the BA 747's via Phoenix
BA now flies the 747 and 777 directly to San Diego from London Heathrow daily.
Golden years of aviation right there!
Now a days you only see southwest at SANDAWG....my aunt worked there when TWA was around she has some great stories and seems that SAN was one of the top ten airports in that era....thanks JUST PLANES FOR THE MEMORIES AND HISTORY KEEP IT UP..........
I just Love DC-10.
Plane spotting is like birdwatching, just with much bigger birds
Joshua Dunford lol
Hahahahhaha!
Wow, thank you. That made me remember the countless hours I spent in those years at the end of that runway watching those aircraft landing. I always loved to see the BA 747 most, but also the FedEx DC10. I’m old.
I remember the days when Continental Airlines flew the MD80s. I flew on them a few times growing up. Reminds me of my childhood airlines! Thanks for the nostalgic video!
Absolutely Amazing! Why wasn't this video released earlier!? Seeing my home town back in the day looks cool!!
Also this should proove those know-it all Nerds that we did have a *Operated British Airways 747 at San Diego back in the day*
If you look on Wikipedia archive for Lindbergh Field, British Airways stopped flying to San Diego in October 2003.
@@gnnascarfan2410 it flys in everyday. No longer a 747, mostly an A350-1000 and rarely a 777. We used to toast the beautiful 747 at happy hour in our garden every day until 2020.
@@tpolerex7282 Yes but the flight was stopped in late 2003 due to fuel prices and unprofitability, despite a high load factor.
London-San Diego flights did not return until almost 8 years later in Summer 2011.
Loving that Cactus 757!
Great Airport & video! This approach shown is so steep that the planes are but 150' above multi story parking garage aligning their glideslope path ! If you're driving on Interstate 5 there planes are so close overhead you can read belly decals - not joking.
Good to see so many Mcdonell-Douglas aircraft. Md80/90 and 717 are the last traces of them.
The approach looks and sounds a lot like the back country STOLs, steep with an increase of power just before touchdown. I guess even the biggest airline pilots are still flying Cubs in their hearts.
My only experience flying into San Diego happened a long time ago, and I didn't expect that parking lot. Thought we were CFIT and about to die.
0:33 BUTTER
I enjoyed watching this video. Thanks for sharing.
golden days....... 1/2 of the airlines don't exist anymore
The variety in airlines was the best age of the market.
United had it so good with the tulip.
And liveries
Twa areo Mexico north west America west us air ways are all gone
And continental
@@mrbyzantine0528 ikr but preferred the earth livery
WOW!! OMG!! a B747 landing at San Diego 4:18 i guess that captain would have to stand up on those brakes...
BA livery hasn’t really changed for 20 years. Except for the tail.
They made that livery in the early 1990s before that was the Negus
Those shadows!
Superb footage! 👌🏼
Loved the old airlines, hated flying into San Diego.
1:26 Aeroméxico. :O
And how many of those airlines no longer exist :(
Yeah American took over almost half of them.
Reno Air, TWA, US Airways, and technically America West (they merged with US Airways). They almost played a role in taking over Canadian.
Its crazy how all these classics where here just 20 years ago and 20 years later there gone
Muy buenas tomas muchas gracias de aqui a volar al Flight Simulator x
Wow I vividly remember that giant mural on the parking garage you can see for the old Eagle 94.1 FM radio station. You can see it at 2:35
LoVe 747 and MD
The British Airways at the end must have used most of the runway!
i was in one of those planes!
Whoa...watch out for that parking garage.......
20 years after we have that BAW 747 with the same livery minus the artwork on the tail
Kind of neat to see some of the old banners that are no longer operational - well I remember Canadian Airlines, having merged with Air Canada in 2001 - it was the first airline to have an internet presence (www.cdnair.ca) - times have changed
That was around the time when I was living in San Diego. I remember getting stuck in southbound I5 traffic and getting buzzed by the planes landing at Lindbergh.
👏👏👏👏👏😎
Oh man reno air, what a flashback
Cool!
awesome vintage video
Wow
just watching a whole buncha big birdies landing and taking off
So many carriers (airlines) have ceased operation and plane types...
Remember the DC-10’s screaming over US I-5 ! 🛬🛬🛬
4:07 YEEES
Nice to see the 757 rocket off the runway. I wonder if Boeing is kicking themselves for retiring the 757 instead of stretching the 737 beyond its design intent ....
Does you have the reg for that BA 747-400, would love to know where it is now, or if its still with BA, thanks!
Muito show
Me dijeron que AIRBUS ya no va a fabricar los 380 alguien me puede confirmar esa noticia, seria una pena es un avion fantastico.
I see British airways boeing 747-400 not with union flag livery in the tails.
Alaska Air MD83 - same type that crashed near LAX
Now days we just have generic bland a320s
More like Generic 737's
Seeing an a320 today is just like seeing an md80 25 years ago
Gadarinco no 737s are good
@@goldenstateaviation2861 who said they are not good? It is a fact that there are more 737's in the skies than a320's
Gadarinco I meant it is good that 737s are generic instead of A320s
Back when Old, loud planes were at there peak. Nowadays people want planes new and quiet
What month of 1999 was this?
Brings back despair of mcrd for 3 months I had to watch free civilians leaving while getting sand kicked in my face
👍🏻
Why can’t airlines learn a little from southwest and just stay put instead of causing a whole ordeal switching terminals 🙄. Man has the airport changed a lot over the years
This video hurt my eardrums.
Image San Diego with out southwest or psa
Surely you can't be serious?
That Alaska Airlines plane crashed off the L.A. coast year later.
@@michaelwatson1390 Whew that was a close one ! Just kidding but RIP to all souls ok n Alaska F261 such a tragic loss !