Santiago de Chile is very dominated by the three Airlines, which Aircrafts you can usually see in the Videos. Latam is the biggest Airline of South America and they´ve their Headquarter in Santiago. Some few European Carriers like KLM, Air France and British Airways are providing Long Haule Flights - but usually not daily - and of course Qantas from Australia - KLM usually via Buenos Aires, so no nonstop-flight. But for the "Big Three" of the US it seems to be not an interesting destination. Atlas Air as a US-Carrier is approaching Santiago regularly with Cargo Aircrafts from Miami, often via Sao Paulo or Rio de Janeiro. Some few other Airlines are approaching Santiago like Aerolineas Argentinas from Buenos Aires with 737 and Avianca from Bogota with A 320-Family, but that are not much flights at all. So if you look at the Arrival- and Departure-Board of the Airport (via Google easily available) you will see that probably round about 90% of the Flights are Latam, JetSmart and Sky Airline. The Videos are featuring this pretty exactly.
![Aeromexico Boeing 787 landing at dusk in Santiago. Plane spotting at Pudahuel [SCL] airport.](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/qS8C8yMlUKQ/mqdefault.jpg)
![Aeromexico Boeing 787 landing at dusk in Santiago. Plane spotting at Pudahuel [SCL] airport.](/img/tr.png)
The Lawn Mower seems to have been busy according to the noise in the background😃 - Thank you very much!🙂👍
Yes, it was 😕
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4:22 Do you like this livery?
Great capturing 🤩
Cessna Citation 👌
Yesss, I like that livery very much!
The Cessna Citation belongs to the Chilean Air Force.
Thanks for your comment.
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Una pregunta
Por Que no veo United,Delta,American ,Iberia ?
Alguna Razon?
U otras Aerolineas?
Gracias
Santiago de Chile is very dominated by the three Airlines, which Aircrafts you can usually see in the Videos. Latam is the biggest Airline of South America and they´ve their Headquarter in Santiago. Some few European Carriers like KLM, Air France and British Airways are providing Long Haule Flights - but usually not daily - and of course Qantas from Australia - KLM usually via Buenos Aires, so no nonstop-flight. But for the "Big Three" of the US it seems to be not an interesting destination. Atlas Air as a US-Carrier is approaching Santiago regularly with Cargo Aircrafts from Miami, often via Sao Paulo or Rio de Janeiro. Some few other Airlines are approaching Santiago like Aerolineas Argentinas from Buenos Aires with 737 and Avianca from Bogota with A 320-Family, but that are not much flights at all.
So if you look at the Arrival- and Departure-Board of the Airport (via Google easily available) you will see that probably round about 90% of the Flights are Latam, JetSmart and Sky Airline. The Videos are featuring this pretty exactly.
Great!
Additionally, flights from United and Air Canada are seasonal 🤷.
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Were you there 9/7 for Atlas N476MC from São Paulo then departing to Miami?
Hi!
The one in this video is the N453PA. And yes, I have the departing to Miami.
Stay tune for the take-off.
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@@SantiagoFlights Awesome, I flew both legs of 476MC, 8228 from São Paulo and 8049 to Miami on 9/7. Would love to see the footage!