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You only hear this when sitting in front of the engines, it’s probably the best sound you can hear while on a plane! 😆

New Iberia does not have scheduled air service. I believe the last scheduled air service they offered was back in 1990 when Gulf Air Transport was headquartered there. The airport is now only used for general aviation and is home to Aviation Exteriors Louisiana, which is a huge painting company mainly serving FedEx and Boeing. They get pretty much all types of aircraft including 757s and A300s for repainting. But no I’m not an FBO, I’m just a person!

@@AbusadaAviation Thanks.

Haha you are 100% correct! I honestly don’t know why I put N252NN in the description as that plane was never scheduled for my flight. It was originally N200NN, and then after we discovered there was a maintenance issue on it, we got moved to N266NN. Thanks for the correction, I got it fixed! 😊✈️

No worries! Just went on flight radar and saw that it wasn’t N252NN! Haha!

Thank you so much! I just flew into MSY a few hours ago from Detroit! I’ll definitely check out your videos! 👍

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Excuse me tf

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What the actual fuck

Hwat in the FU

What do you mean?

@@AbusadaAviation I didn’t see last view of the aircraft at your arrival airports

@@AbusadaAviation like you used to before

There are times when I can and when I can’t. Just wasn’t able to hear because it was late. But I’ll try to in the future!

Thank you! 😊

@@AbusadaAviation very Welcome.

Too good to be true!

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That’s all from the power of the iPhone 15 Pro Max camera! And the best part is that this video was NOT edited at all!! 🙌

You got it! 🙌