Full Flight - Alaska Airlines - Boeing 737-890 - GEG-SEA - N596AS - AS173 - IFS Ep. 500
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Inflight Series Episode 500:
Flight Information:
-Aircraft Operator - Alaska Airlines
-Flight Number - 173
-City Pair - Spokane, Washington (GEG) - Seattle, Washington (SEA)
-Equipment - Boeing 737-890
-Equipment Tail Number - N596AS
-Equipment Age - 13 Years 4 Months
-Livery - Alaska Airlines (2016 Livery)
-Flight Date - September 6, 2021
-Flight Time - 1 Hour 7 Minutes
-Seat - 9F
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Detailed Times:
-Pre-flight (Gate Area) - N/A
-Pre-flight (Aircraft) - 0:04
-Boarding - 1:08
-Cabin - 1:16
-Outbound Taxi - 3:30
-Takeoff - 11:54
-Onboard Service - N/A
-Inflight - 25:21
-Landing - 45:04
-Inbound Taxi - 56:03
-Post-flight (Gate Area) - N/A
-Post-flight (Aircraft) - 1:05:41
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-Fragments by Sappheiros • Sappheiros - Fragments...
Featured Equipment:
-iPhone 12 Pro
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Everyone, I give you the 500th episode of the Inflight Series! That’s right, I now have 500 full flights for you to comb through! Enjoy this short hop from GEG-SEA!
Wow. 500 flights...and counting. Well, you've certainly got me beat...lol. Have you kept track of how much money you've spent on all those flights? I'm not expecting you to reveal the amount or anything...I'm just curious.
That’s amazing! I haven’t been on 500 flights in my lifetime.
@@turbofanlover Thanks my friend! I do keep track of how much I've spent. See, even though I basically do this for fun, I do bring in money from the ads and Patreon. And although "brining in" and "making" money are two very different things, the IRS still expects me to report the money earned every year. Basically, I have to show the IRS every year that I'm losing money so they don't tax me haha. So, I keep very detailed records for every dollar I spend on the channel. And it's A LOT haha. Let's just leave it at that hahahaha.
500 flights, how much does that cost
@@benwatso 500 is just what you’ve seen on the channel. I actually have closer to 700 total since 2010. Either way, it’s A LOT of money haha. Let’s just leave it there 😂.
Wow... great views of Eastern and Central Washington and the Cascades!!
This whole area was the result of massive floods from Glacial Lake Missoula in Western Montana. Dr. Harlen Bretz was the geologist who proposed the Spokane flood theory and met enormous and furious resistance from his peers for his outlandish theory. He was discredited and so was his work. No one believed that such colossal, dramatic changes could occur so rapidly.
But Dr. Bretz stuck to his guns, fought long and hard against the highly static resistance in the field of geology and against his colleagues to prove his theories.
Good views of the Columbia River. The Columbia is the lifeblood of the Northwest and it begins at Columbia Lake in the Columbia Valley up in BC. The water ultimately comes from the mountains of Kootenay National Park.
Good views of the Lake Chelan area. This lake is 1500 feet deep, making it deeper than any of the Great Lakes.
Also, good views of Glacier Peak. Yes, that is a bona fide volcano and yes, scientists are monitoring it very closely.
Great info for everyone watching this. Thanks my friend!
@@sla31 Back during the Ice Age, the glaciers formed a huge ice dam in Western Montana, creating Glacial Lake Missoula. The water eventually caused the ice dam to break and the water in Glacial Lake Missoula rush out, creating a Biblical type flood and emptying into the Pacific Ocean. This was one of the greatest floods known to science.
It took decades for geologists to accept that such massive changes can happen at an instant.
This reminds me of asteroids and comets hitting the earth, changing everything in a blink of an eye. This also is the scientific basis for the Chicken Little story and humankind's fear of comets. The truth is, sometimes death really did fall from the sky and if a comet - or a piece of it - hit the earth, it created huge changes, leading to global cooling, food shortages, crop failures, disease, and war. It wasn't primitive superstition.
wow the most incredible amazing 500th episode!! thank you skylite productions awesome flight and takeoff/landing😊👍👍💪✈🛩
Wow I Cant believe This Is The 500th episode You are Flying everywhere With Diffrent Types Of Planes! I Had An
Amazing Experience. Thank You For This Amazing Flight .
Just by looking at the thumbnail just convinces me to like and watch the whole thing. Edit: I just noticed that you said this is your 500th inflight episode! Congrats on that, Skylite!
The thumbnail is a true work of art.
Another great video. That was a long taxi to the gate.
Congrats on 500 😃👍🏿
Thanks my friend!
at 15:12 right between the wing and the engine pylon you can see SERE village at Fairchild AFB. just spent 2 weeks going through survival and resistance training there and left on the 7th of December.
Awesome you were at Spokane international Airport
Very beautiful video i am enjoy your video this video is so beutiful 👍👍
Another amazing video. KSEA has to be my favorite commercial airport. Also Congrats on 500 inflight videos! That’s absolutely insane!
Glad you enjoyed it! And thanks my friend!
Nice!
Gotta love sitting in front of that CFM engine. 😁
My very first time flying was from SEA to GEG. It was on SW, and the views were captivating! Didn't have time to finish my drink, and the flight attendants were hilarious, which inspired me to become a flight attendant. 😊
I liked the take-off and the scenery below is grand. Thanks!
very good scenery on take off. thanks
Just love the artwork on the tail CHOICE !!!
LOVE YOU VIDEO 😀
Great job. Thanks for sharing. Have a nice trip.
Cheers to another 500 more💫🙌🏾🥂
Beautiful view
Stunning
The thumbnail though… 🤩
Looks like a painting, doesn't it?
Congrats on your 500th, but was there a reason why the plane had to be towed to the gate.
The plane had flown in the night before. I assume Alaska just has more overnights at GEG than they have actual gate space for. Once the flight before us left, this aircraft was towed in from a remote stand.
It looked like it was tight in the row in front of you, but you changed the camera around.
I love alaska!
Great fly! Have you heard United Airlines grounded 100 of the regional jets due to pilot shortages?
I did hear that. Not good news for regional markets….
It looks like you’re in first class on the left side (backwards) by the way you have that camera focused on the wing
I love airplanes but by my calculations, I think you beat the flying record
Oh my days.. 🤩
GEG my home airport
ありがとうございます。アラスカ航空の尾翼にある叔父さんの絵は何でしょうか？もっと他の考えもあるのかと思いますが。ありがとうございます。
I never seen a pushback machine push an airplane forward
Most tugs are geared in a way that they can push or pull aircraft, so they can be maneuvered however the ground crew needs. It is more unusual though to see them pulling aircraft. Thanks for watching my friend!
To infinity and beyond Buzz Lightyear to the rescue
Do you fly for the sole purpose of recording these videos?
Most of the time, yes. Uploading three full flights per week requires a lot of flying, and considering I get all of the footage you see by myself, on my days off from my regular job, it leaves little time to do anything else between flights.
@@sla31 That's awesome. I've been bingeing your videos like crazy. Looking forward to future releases!!
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