Hey, I know that airport! Almost 20 years ago, they changed it where the shop sell their goods at street prices rather than the insanely high airport prices. Nice that you chose to do this flight on the day of the Summer Solstice. Anyhow, good view of the Light Rail and the Angle Lake Station. Good view of Angle Lake. Good views of the Green River Valley. Good views of Kent. Very good view of the Auburn Supermall. Good views of Algona and Pacific. Great view of Lake Tapps. And OUTSTANDING view of Rainier!! WOWOWOWOWOOW!!!! Rainier is the most glaciated mountain in the 48 states. It also has the highest prominence of any mountain in the Continental US. One day, you're going to have to hike up to the top of this mountain. Fun fact: there are about 1100 glaciers in the 48 states. At least 800 of them are in WA State. Oregon and Idaho don't come anywhere near as close. Looks like you went by the Wallowas and later, passed by the Salmon River Mountains in ID. If you go north of there a ways, you'll be in the Frank Church Wilderness Area or the River of No Return Wilderness Area. Way back around 1930, they called it the Primitive Area. Wonderful view of the area coming into SLC. I confess that I've never been to SLC at all or that area. My girlfriend has, but I haven't. Be glad you weren't in Seattle this week. Yesterday, we literally had the worst air quality on this entire planet because of the wildfire smoke. Part of the WA and OR Cascades were in the Hazardous Range. We had a cold, wet spring, including June and then, the driest summer ever recorded. This is all courtesy of the triple-dip La Nina that's been tightening its grip in the Southern Pacific Ocean, the Pacific Decadal Oscillation (The PDO) in the Northern Pacific Ocean which is a smaller and separate oscillation than the ENSO (El Nino Southern Oscillation), water vapor from the Tonga volcanic eruption, and also from human caused global climate chaos and breakdown. The PDO this year is positive, which means it may be warmer than normal this winter, but the La Nina means colder and wetter than normal for the NW. Then throw in the extra water vapor from the Tonga explosion, and we're in for an extraordinarily rare situation and also a wild weather ride this fall and winter.
Seattle to SLC is an awesome flight, plus it was nice to "go back in time" and see the beautiful mountains in my state before the wildfire smoke hit. I flew the same flight one month prior on May 21, and there were a lot more clouds--I was disappointed that the cloud cover hid southern Idaho, but on the plus side, there was more snow on the Utah mountains. My flight took off from Sea-Tac to the north, and while your flight passed close to Mt. Rainier, mine flew directly over the summit--something I'd never experienced before when flying out of Sea-Tac. It was extraordinary!!! Back to Utah, I was also sitting on the left and really enjoyed the approach heading south past the airport then turning north to land; fun to see/watch it (again)! SLC is one of the prettiest airports I've flown to, and it's STILL under construction...so I hope to fly there again a couple years down the road when more of it is finished. 🙂
I love the great view of Ranier. When I fly in or out of Seattle I alway try to get a window facing that way. Superb. I counted 19 planes waiting to take off. At least. At one takeoff every 2 minutes that is a delay of 38 minutes for those at the back. It looked like something you see at O'Hare...
Gosh I love that view of Mt. Rainer on departure! Flew Delta back in August & sat on the left side of the aircraft since we departed on 16L and my god does Rainer look stunning in golden hour! Great footage overall btw!👍
not sure why such a long downwind is needed on approach, considering high visibility and minimal pattern traffic - but oh well, I'm not paying the fuel bill.
When I flew to SLC from Seattle, my flight followed the same approach. I was also sitting on the left and thought it was cool to see the airport as we flew past it to the south before turning to the north to land. It was fun to see it again by watching this video!
I don't mind it. A lot of people are always wanting the newest, most advanced aircraft. I'm perfectly fine flying on an ancient piece of history haha. I flew on two 30-year-old United 767's yesterday and would take that any day over a 787. Thanks for watching my friend!
@@sla31 nice, Everytime I fly a Delta 757 I'm hoping that i get the one with the old cabin, but I get unlucky and get the new, I'm always going to watch your videos are amazing keep up the good work 👍
Ich wusste es doch: Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. Darum kam mir die Landschaft am Flughafen Seattle-Tacoma mit dem Berg: Mount Rainier so bekannt vor, denn mit meinem Flugsimulator war ich schon sehr oft in Seattle-Tacoma International Airport gestartet und gelandet, so auch bin ich schon die Strecke Seattle-Tacoma International Airport nach Salt Lake City International Airport geflogen, und die Landschaft ist sehr identisch mit meinem Microsoft Flightsimulator X. Diese Fluglinie bedeutet mir also sehr viel. I knew it: Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. That's why the landscape at Seattle-Tacoma Airport with the mountain: Mount Rainier seemed so familiar to me, because I had taken off and landed at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport many times with my flight simulator, so I've already done the Seattle-Tacoma International route Airport flown to Salt Lake City International Airport and the scenery is very identical to my Microsoft Flightsimulator X.
So beautiful I can’t wait to go to Seattle/Tacoma, Washington, and record landing and departing. Mount Rainier is the most beautiful mountain in the country outside of Mount Denali/McKinley
Yes, I luv Mount Rainier--was a major reason why I moved to Washington State, so I could see it over and over--and I never get tired of it! I've seen it a lot from the air, but in May of this year I got an unusual treat--I happened to also be flying to SLC, and my plane flew directly over the SUMMIT of Mt. Rainier!! 😮 I captured it on video so I can re-live it again and again (the video is on my channel). 🙂
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excellent takeoff and view mount Rainier!!💪👍👍
Great view of Mt. Rainer. Looks like the Great Salt Lake is drying up fast.
Great camera filming and high fidelity sound recording
Love that view of mount Ranier
nice views and smooth landing considering a little turb, thanks
Glad you enjoyed it my friend!
Hey, I know that airport! Almost 20 years ago, they changed it where the shop sell their goods at street prices rather than the insanely high airport prices. Nice that you chose to do this flight on the day of the Summer Solstice.
Anyhow, good view of the Light Rail and the Angle Lake Station. Good view of Angle Lake. Good views of the Green River Valley. Good views of Kent. Very good view of the Auburn Supermall. Good views of Algona and Pacific. Great view of Lake Tapps.
And OUTSTANDING view of Rainier!! WOWOWOWOWOOW!!!! Rainier is the most glaciated mountain in the 48 states. It also has the highest prominence of any mountain in the Continental US. One day, you're going to have to hike up to the top of this mountain.
Fun fact: there are about 1100 glaciers in the 48 states. At least 800 of them are in WA State. Oregon and Idaho don't come anywhere near as close.
Looks like you went by the Wallowas and later, passed by the Salmon River Mountains in ID. If you go north of there a ways, you'll be in the Frank Church Wilderness Area or the River of No Return Wilderness Area. Way back around 1930, they called it the Primitive Area.
Wonderful view of the area coming into SLC. I confess that I've never been to SLC at all or that area. My girlfriend has, but I haven't.
Be glad you weren't in Seattle this week. Yesterday, we literally had the worst air quality on this entire planet because of the wildfire smoke. Part of the WA and OR Cascades were in the Hazardous Range. We had a cold, wet spring, including June and then, the driest summer ever recorded.
This is all courtesy of the triple-dip La Nina that's been tightening its grip in the Southern Pacific Ocean, the Pacific Decadal Oscillation (The PDO) in the Northern Pacific Ocean which is a smaller and separate oscillation than the ENSO (El Nino Southern Oscillation), water vapor from the Tonga volcanic eruption, and also from human caused global climate chaos and breakdown.
The PDO this year is positive, which means it may be warmer than normal this winter, but the La Nina means colder and wetter than normal for the NW. Then throw in the extra water vapor from the Tonga explosion, and we're in for an extraordinarily rare situation and also a wild weather ride this fall and winter.
Flights into and out of SLC never disappoint! Another classic sir!
Stunning aerial views……especially the mountain. Thank you!
very nice as is the quality of the video!))
Really starting to think I need a day at SEATAC just to watch the runways. Thanks for another beauty!
With Alaska having so many special liveries, and some pretty unique international airlines, SEA is definitely a good place to watch pales.
That Delta 737 looks so clean! That video quality is primo!
Beautiful takeoff and landing 👌, excellent views, enjoyable trip, thanks.
Seattle to SLC is an awesome flight, plus it was nice to "go back in time" and see the beautiful mountains in my state before the wildfire smoke hit. I flew the same flight one month prior on May 21, and there were a lot more clouds--I was disappointed that the cloud cover hid southern Idaho, but on the plus side, there was more snow on the Utah mountains. My flight took off from Sea-Tac to the north, and while your flight passed close to Mt. Rainier, mine flew directly over the summit--something I'd never experienced before when flying out of Sea-Tac. It was extraordinary!!! Back to Utah, I was also sitting on the left and really enjoyed the approach heading south past the airport then turning north to land; fun to see/watch it (again)! SLC is one of the prettiest airports I've flown to, and it's STILL under construction...so I hope to fly there again a couple years down the road when more of it is finished. 🙂
I love the great view of Ranier. When I fly in or out of Seattle I alway try to get a window facing that way. Superb. I counted 19 planes waiting to take off. At least. At one takeoff every 2 minutes that is a delay of 38 minutes for those at the back. It looked like something you see at O'Hare...
Yeah, I of course, wasn't always at the front of that line haha. So, it did take quite a while to get to the front.
Gosh I love that view of Mt. Rainer on departure! Flew Delta back in August & sat on the left side of the aircraft since we departed on 16L and my god does Rainer look stunning in golden hour! Great footage overall btw!👍
I think SEA needs more departing runways lol look at that line of planes 23:57
It’s cool seeing another plane taking off on the other side starting at 10:42.
Smooth ride, smooth flight!
Awesome , Thanks Skylite 😊
Great stuff sir. Always a pleasure to watch these lovely videos.
Great fly! How often do you rebook your flight for any reason?
Quite a lot now. Especially since the airlines all got rid of their change fees haha.
That was beautiful!!
not sure why such a long downwind is needed on approach, considering high visibility and minimal pattern traffic - but oh well, I'm not paying the fuel bill.
When I flew to SLC from Seattle, my flight followed the same approach. I was also sitting on the left and thought it was cool to see the airport as we flew past it to the south before turning to the north to land. It was fun to see it again by watching this video!
For some reason I had a feeling this took off from Washington state and I was right.
Dang you always get the older cabins
I don't mind it. A lot of people are always wanting the newest, most advanced aircraft. I'm perfectly fine flying on an ancient piece of history haha. I flew on two 30-year-old United 767's yesterday and would take that any day over a 787. Thanks for watching my friend!
@@sla31 nice, Everytime I fly a Delta 757 I'm hoping that i get the one with the old cabin, but I get unlucky and get the new, I'm always going to watch your videos are amazing keep up the good work 👍
lol what a line on takeoff runway !!
Nice
Thanks my friend!
Ich wusste es doch: Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. Darum kam mir die Landschaft am Flughafen Seattle-Tacoma mit dem Berg: Mount Rainier so bekannt vor, denn mit meinem Flugsimulator war ich schon sehr oft in Seattle-Tacoma International Airport gestartet und gelandet, so auch bin ich schon die Strecke Seattle-Tacoma International Airport nach Salt Lake City International Airport geflogen, und die Landschaft ist sehr identisch mit meinem Microsoft Flightsimulator X. Diese Fluglinie bedeutet mir also sehr viel.
I knew it: Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. That's why the landscape at Seattle-Tacoma Airport with the mountain: Mount Rainier seemed so familiar to me, because I had taken off and landed at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport many times with my flight simulator, so I've already done the Seattle-Tacoma International route Airport flown to Salt Lake City International Airport and the scenery is very identical to my Microsoft Flightsimulator X.
That plane has 2 wifi box on the box on the top must be blazing fast wifi
I belie one of them is the Live TV receiver haha. So, I think the wifi was probably regular speed. Thanks for watching my friend!
@@sla31 OK thanks for the information I enjoy all the videos watching from Jamaica
Fantástico Vídeo Belissima 👌
34:55 which mountin is this?
Mount Rainier 🏔
Joshua has already answered your question, so I'll just say thanks for watching!
@@JoshuasPHXAviation thank you very much
@@gmatar No problem 😊
i spy a BA B777 and ANA B787
Any idea the cruising altitude for this flight?
I'm going to guess Skylite's flight cruised at 37,000 ft
@@JoshuasPHXAviation I’m somewhat afraid of heights, but this flight seemed “closer” to the ground than most. Possibly the landscape?
@@JoshuasPHXAviation You are correct!
So beautiful I can’t wait to go to Seattle/Tacoma, Washington, and record landing and departing. Mount Rainier is the most beautiful mountain in the country outside of Mount Denali/McKinley
Yes, I luv Mount Rainier--was a major reason why I moved to Washington State, so I could see it over and over--and I never get tired of it! I've seen it a lot from the air, but in May of this year I got an unusual treat--I happened to also be flying to SLC, and my plane flew directly over the SUMMIT of Mt. Rainier!! 😮 I captured it on video so I can re-live it again and again (the video is on my channel). 🙂