Peter I enjoyed your video. New York it's so big. When go to NY from Chicago. I take the 6:30am flight on American so I get into New York at 9:30am. That gives me all day in NY.
Very informative. Full of vigor. Full of enthusiasm. Undiminished fervor. The video 'educates' us. It becomes amply clear from Peter Masella's extraordinarily brilliant narration and uncanny observations how subtle the Landing and takeoff procedures actually are. Passengers ensconced in their cozy seats would hardly get to know, understand, and decipher the procedures if it were not for Peter's exquisite narration and apt description. Peter, I hope all the air-travelers subscribed to your superb channel...Please keep up the Good Work and keep on elucidating to us the intricacies of air-travel! Folks, ignorance is NOT bliss, Peter's visuals and commentary IS BLISS !!! God Bless !!!
Thoroughly enjoyed this video. The first thing I do getting on a plane is clean my window! I hust kove ATL, it is a fascinating place. And the view over CLT was beautiful. From the air, it doesn't look that big. But last year, our outbound flight through CLT was late. We had about 10 min between connecting, which involved going from one concourse to the other. The place is huge! Looking at it from the air in your video, I can visually trace my steps (or run). You had a beautiful day to fly. Glad you had a nice vacation too!
I'm an Amtrak enthusiast, it's good to see the same trip out of ATL that the Crescent takes. Hartsfield-Jackson is just a bit busier than Peachtree station (2,700 Vs. 2 arrivals and departures per day). ATL to Pennsylvania Station in Manhattan departs ATL at 11:30 pm and is about an 18hr and 40m trip pluss delays (1~3 hrs). Im helping implement Amtrak's 2040 plan to build ATL into a passenger rail hub. Starting with a new station in "The Gulch" co-located with the MARTA's subway hub. Then adding about 5 new lines while keeping the Cresent. ATL - Savhana (3 round trips a day), ATL - Chattanooga - Nashville (2 round trips a day), ATL - Birmingham (1 round trip a day), ATL - Charlotte (3 round trips a day), ATL - Montgomery (3 round trips a day). It's an ambitious plan and depends on state support from GA, AL, TN, and SC. It's aimed at computers and replacing short-haul flights for climate reasons. Hopefully, the new Hydrogen jet engines or fuel cells will help out too for long-haul flights.
Brilliant as always. Thanks for the nod to my home state. You probably flew over my house. I work at the FedEx hub at GSO and love being near the planes and watching them take off and land. While I missed Manhattan, still great views overall. Thank you again and God bless you.
Thanks for another great video. Wow, the Atlanta airport is so HUGE! If I make it there in April as planned, I hope I don't get lost! 🤣 Question: what did you use to clean your window (type of wipe...)? I've tried to clean windows, sometimes without much effect... Thx!
So Peter, are you an air traffic controller yourself, or how, by nature of your training, are you able to give us such a detailed narrative? I'm a little confused. Thanks!
Paul, I'm flattered! I'm not an air traffic controller. I do have a degree in airport management, however, my experience derives from countless hours as a youngster listening to ATC on a handheld radio scanner (pre-internet days).
Good stuff Peter. Really liking your channel and your passion for aviation
Many thanks! So happy to share it with you!
Peter I enjoyed your video. New York it's so big. When go to NY from Chicago. I take the 6:30am flight on American so I get into New York at 9:30am. That gives me all day in NY.
Cool!
Min. 38:39 ca.... Oh yes. That departure was just in time!! 🛫🙄😊
That’s what makes LGA exciting!
Great video! Made this flight twice on Southwest.
Very cool!
Very informative. Full of vigor. Full of enthusiasm. Undiminished fervor. The video 'educates' us. It becomes amply clear from Peter Masella's extraordinarily brilliant narration and uncanny observations how subtle the Landing and takeoff procedures actually are. Passengers ensconced in their cozy seats would hardly get to know, understand, and decipher the procedures if it were not for Peter's exquisite narration and apt description. Peter, I hope all the air-travelers subscribed to your superb channel...Please keep up the Good Work and keep on elucidating to us the intricacies of air-travel! Folks, ignorance is NOT bliss, Peter's visuals and commentary IS BLISS !!! God Bless !!!
Many fond thanks, Rajeev!
Another fantastic video! Amazing!
Thanks! Enjoy your upcoming flight!
@@PeterMasella 🙌🏽 Thanks!
Thanks!
Thanks so much, Philip!
My aviation guru !
Tks Peteeeerrrr !
Cheers from Brazil !
Thank you Francooooooooo!
Thoroughly enjoyed this video. The first thing I do getting on a plane is clean my window! I hust kove ATL, it is a fascinating place. And the view over CLT was beautiful. From the air, it doesn't look that big. But last year, our outbound flight through CLT was late. We had about 10 min between connecting, which involved going from one concourse to the other. The place is huge! Looking at it from the air in your video, I can visually trace my steps (or run). You had a beautiful day to fly. Glad you had a nice vacation too!
Thanks for sharing that, Lori! Cheers!
ATL? CLT? Nice you show how smart you are with acronyms. Trying to show up the producer?
As an aircraft enthusiast myself, I always enjoy your informative video. I grew up in The East Bronx and always enjoy seeing it from the air.
Thanks for watching!
Nice job all around. Helped me wind down after a stressful day at work!
Glad I could help!
I'm an Amtrak enthusiast, it's good to see the same trip out of ATL that the Crescent takes. Hartsfield-Jackson is just a bit busier than Peachtree station (2,700 Vs. 2 arrivals and departures per day). ATL to Pennsylvania Station in Manhattan departs ATL at 11:30 pm and is about an 18hr and 40m trip pluss delays (1~3 hrs).
Im helping implement Amtrak's 2040 plan to build ATL into a passenger rail hub. Starting with a new station in "The Gulch" co-located with the MARTA's subway hub. Then adding about 5 new lines while keeping the Cresent.
ATL - Savhana (3 round trips a day),
ATL - Chattanooga - Nashville (2 round trips a day),
ATL - Birmingham (1 round trip a day),
ATL - Charlotte (3 round trips a day),
ATL - Montgomery (3 round trips a day).
It's an ambitious plan and depends on state support from GA, AL, TN, and SC. It's aimed at computers and replacing short-haul flights for climate reasons. Hopefully, the new Hydrogen jet engines or fuel cells will help out too for long-haul flights.
Sounds like a great project!
Brilliant as always. Thanks for the nod to my home state. You probably flew over my house. I work at the FedEx hub at GSO and love being near the planes and watching them take off and land. While I missed Manhattan, still great views overall. Thank you again and God bless you.
I listen to ATC on my radios as well as on my phone and enjoy it .
Very cool!
gso? Nice you show how smart you are with acronyms. Trying to show up the producer?
Hey Peter, a lot of logistics went in to this flight - Excellent again!
Many thanks!
You are every Avgeeks dream
Ha!
Hi I hope you are having a good day! Take care and God bless!
Thank you! You too!
Great informative video. Thanks for all the work put into this!!!
My pleasure!
You interrupted the uninterrupted 19:53 ATC transmissions.
3:55 is that Steven Hawkings from heaven? Lol
How do you sync the ATC audio with the video footage, or is it just an approximation?
I listen to the commands by ATC and sync them up with the action taken based on ATC prompts. I’d say the accuracy level is within seconds.
@@PeterMasella It is by do you use a radio? The editing is difficult.
Thanks for another great video. Wow, the Atlanta airport is so HUGE! If I make it there in April as planned, I hope I don't get lost! 🤣 Question: what did you use to clean your window (type of wipe...)? I've tried to clean windows, sometimes without much effect... Thx!
You will do great in ATL. Been through it many times. The signs will point you in the right direction. Easy airport to navigate.
@@lorifrederick2367 Thanks! 🙂
Have fun in ATL! I’m just using a tissue!
I take that flight all the time!
Cool!
So Peter, are you an air traffic controller yourself, or how, by nature of your training, are you able to give us such a detailed narrative? I'm a little confused. Thanks!
Paul, I'm flattered! I'm not an air traffic controller. I do have a degree in airport management, however, my experience derives from countless hours as a youngster listening to ATC on a handheld radio scanner (pre-internet days).
Wonderful video!! Have you given up wearing a mask at the airport and on the plane?
I see the the LGA, JFK, and EWR arrivals all the time from the BQE, and I678, and I95.
Cool!
LGA JFK EWR BQE? Nice you show how smart you are with acronyms. Trying to show up the producer?
what seat aisle was that ?
It wasn’t an aisle. It was a window seat! It was in the right side in the rear of main cabin. I don’t remember the row number.
How do you get all the audio for atc?
liveatc.net
I can't imagine working at ATC and being responsible for so many planes.
It sure is a stressful job!
to locals New Rochelle is pronounced Nurashell
Try dictating it into your phone! It writes Neuroshell!
@@PeterMasella that's hilarious
Great view off the right side of my condo in Queens much better than the repetitive Manhattan view
Very informative! You know the old joke: I don’t know where I’m going to die, but I KNOW I’ll have to change planes in Atlanta!
Ha!
Who pays for all your flights????
Sky club for the rich and famous. Economy section? Didn't you say, "do you know who I am?"