Air Traffic Control | Departing Kennedy Airport
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ธ.ค. 2021
- This video is part 1 of 2. I detail a flight on a Boeing 767-400 from JFK Airport in New York City to the Harry Reid Airport in Las Vegas. Part 1 focuses on how air traffic control helps us get to the runway and leave the New York City area while part 2 focuses on the gorgeous approach to Las Vegas.
ATC Audio: www.liveatc.net
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Peter, you are the freaking man, this absolutely fascinating and you explained it clearly. Those of us aviation nerds truly appreciate all your effort and hard work , keep it coming my brother. Great job.
Wow, thanks!
The 767 is my favorite plane. Thank you so much Peter. Your videos bring me so much joy.
Thank you!
Always, always, always love your detailed narration. Love your passion. People like me who like to learn with video, you are the person to watch. Thanks for ALL YOUR VIDEOS.
Many, many, many thanks! I really appreciate it!
Always informative. Can’t wait for part 2
Thanks again
Thanks! Part 2 coming soon!
Another wonderful video,, i loved the wetlands just like a oasis in the city! (Well said). Thank you for showing the take off in normal speed. It's my favourite part of any aviation video. Have a great xmas & 2012. I imagine you must spend a lot of time on these videos & your videos are not taken for granted & greatly appreciated. Have a great xmas & new year....Very hot down here in Australia.
Thank you so much! Yes I am putting a lot into this channel and it’s growing! Have a great new year!
Illuminating narration and views captured---, enthusiastic, elucidating, educating, engaging !!!! Please keep up the Good Work !!!!
Rajeev, I always love the words you use to describe my channel! Thank you so much! I appreciate it thoroughly!
As always great video.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
Very informative, thank you once again for a fascinating video, looking forward to part 2 later🤗
Thanks for watching! Part 2 is out!
Well done! And consistently thorough explanation. Thank you.
Thank you very much!
Very Informative. Thanks, Peter.
Thank you!
Love your explanation. Keep em coming mate
Thanks so much! More to come!
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Me to an aviation fan but obviously not as good as you. Have a look and post your comments if possible.
Masellaaaaaa ! Thanks for another great video ! Cheers from Brazil!
Thank you Francooooo!
Great video!!
Thanks!
Great video, thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Great video. The BTS with ATC is very cool. Also, JFK Sky Club is a pretty nice lounge. Looking forward to the LAS arrival!
Stay tuned! Thanks for watching!
BTS?
Another great video I have departed from terminal 4 many times before Delta has a great sky club !
Tanks Bill! It sure is great!
Thank you for another great video. Loved the views. Here is a funny coincidence, KROC main runway is 4/22. Last weekend, we had severe winds. I was listening to ATC and looking at my Plane Finder app. It was a challenging day. Runway used was 28. Many missed approaches, and diversions to KSYR. It was interesting tracking all of this. Ps that is one cool shirt you are wearing.
Similar situation! Thank you!
Very cool! I was very interested in this since I hope to experience JFK next summer. Also, back in May I did a simulator flight in a Sismo 737-800 cockpit, non-motion simulator, and I chose JFK to take off from...because it's a rather famous airport (at least I think so). After learning how to start up a jet (with many details and steps) from the instructor, we got virtually pushed back from the gate and I had to taxi to the runway. I'm sure the runways were marked with numbers in the simulation, but I totally don't remember which one I took off from, as I was kind of busy! 😃 Then, once we took off, I had to follow the "flight director" screen and make various adjustments to the flight path as we climbed. The instructor even remarked that the climb out seemed complicated (or something to that effect). Well, I know why after watching several of your videos...because of the number of airports so close to each other! My virtual flight was up the coast to Boston, so I don't know how much different it was compared to flights that head toward the western part of the country. The big thing missing from a simulated flight was, of course, no radio, no communication with ATC like in real life. (There weren't even harnesses for the pilot seats. Otherwise, the cockpit was true-to-life.) Also, in the simulator, you can choose what type of weather you want to fly in--I chose clear with a few puffy clouds. And I'll be hoping that NYC has clear weather next year in June! Meanwhile, I just flew from Seattle to San Diego a couple weeks ago and had a clear view of the mountains in CA, plus, a great view of Reno!!! (I made a video! 🙂) P.S. I saw a Delta B767 at the San Diego Airport, tail # N843MH.
The simulator sounds awesome! I have never been in one. I'm glad you got to experience this! ATC and the New York area adds a whole new dimension to flying. Thanks for watching, as always, Shirley! I'm watching your video now!
I have known about ATC since I was young!
Cool!
Great videos, just stumbled upon your channel yesterday. Love the detail! Slight suggestion to compliment your ridiculously good story telling skills would be to provide some visual queues? Perhaps a thrown together map showing the route you're talking about or provide some context to the ATC audio ?
Thanks for the tips and thanks for watching!
Excellent video. How are you tuning into the frequencies while on board the plane?
Thank you! I'm not tuning in while on the plane. I add the ATC from the internet during the time I edit my videos.
Nice video. I remember when the shops at Terminal 4 were pre security. It always gave me something to do if I had to pick someone up a JFK.
Me too! I would spend a lot of time there “just to be in an airport”!
Always felt like a small shopping mall with the bonus of watching airplanes.
Hi their Peter!! I really enjoy watching your videos. Your information is always very informative. Can you please upload a video trip report of you flying on a JetBlue A320 from New York's LaGuardia Airport to West Palm Beach Florida? Thank you so much and have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy and Healthy New Year 2022!! Thanks!!
Thanks so much for watching! I can’t guarantee it but I’ll add it to my list!
Another excellent video, Peter. Great shot of the A380 landing on 4R. Nice explanation of the departure from 4L. Lookin forward to part 2. Keep up the great work!
Thanks so much! More to come!
Displaying a map while talking about runways and taxiways would be helpful.
looking forward to part 2! I'm surprised you didnt mention the rainbow visible just before takeoff...around 12:15.
It wasn’t too bright so I wasn’t impressed by it! Part 2 coming soon!
@@PeterMasella Too funny mate. MEH, rainbow you bore me, I shall ignore thee. Love your videos. Greetings from Scotland. Fly safe.
You got the goods man!
Thanks!
I believe this flight to Vegas was on October 10th 2021 and the Salt Lake flight couldn't have been a few weeks before on November 7th 2021 doesn't make sense. Notwithstanding the morass I enjoy your narration and knowledge keep the postings coming. The Steelers vs Broncos game was on October 10th 2021 as from the lounge TV shot in the video.
Thanks for watching! The flight to Las Vegas was filmed on October 11, 2021. The video that I referenced from November 7, 2021 was actually filmed on September 22, 2021, a few weeks before October 11, 2021. I only posted the video I filmed on September 22, 2021 on November 7, 2021. My thought that it would be easier to mention the day that I posted the video, rather than the actual date of flight which I never mention in the video. Both videos are in sequential order, but both are uploaded well after the date of the actual filming.
Great video. You should talk about v-speeds during takeoff roll sometime. Are you learning to fly, btw?
Thanks! Thats a great idea. My channel is more focused on air traffic so most of my narrative focuses on routing and the relationship between other aircraft (which makes the channel unique). No, I am not learning how to fly! I just enjoy doing this.
Video(s) needs a you-are-here map, also indicating runways, taxiways, compass N-arrow, etc. Details are great!
Good idea! Thanks for watching!
Time to pack my bag 💼 Best notifications ever🥺
Thank you!
Why is there a right turn after takeoff but not a right turn for landing on the 22s?
Hi DFWAvgeek521! The turn after takeoff was a right turn (off of runway 4L), not a left turn.
@@PeterMasella oops! Fixed it
@@JoeDFWAviation For aircraft landing on the 22s at JFK, they will make a left turn to join the final approach course. They make a left turn instead of a right turn because a right turn means that they would be coming from LaGuardia's airspace which is very close to JFK. The left turn to the final allows them to stay clear of LGA. Of course they do this at least 5-15 miles out so they can join the final approach course. Departures off of runway 4L turn right immediately as they do not need to fly straight (like arrivals on an ILS do). The right turn keeps them away from LGA and since departing aircraft are louder than arriving aircraft, the right turn keeps them away from areas that are subject to a lot of noise!
Very cool tuanks! I woupd love to collab and fly with you! Were both Avgeeks!
That would be cool!
9:50 The new climbout instructions will come "CPDLC."
Ah! That makes sense! Thanks!
CPDLC?
A flight for the rich.