BIG FIRE at Chicago O'Hare Airport(ORD)! 1 hr. of ACTION PACKED Plane Spotting w/ATC
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
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The big fire you see in the background is the Chicago O'Hare Fire Rescue Team in training. Chicago Fire Department, O’Hare Regional Training Facility “Burn Pit” is on the north side of O’Hare International Airport (ORD).
They use a Large Frame Aircraft Trainer, a recent addition to the facility that is a cross between a Boeing 747 and an Airbus for their training. These fire trainings are very large to replicate an actual fire.
The FAA takes firefighting very seriously, so they mandate minimum requirements for the training of airport firefighters, including the certification of those who conduct this important training. They are some of the best-trained Fire Rescue Teams in the world.
The video was recorded approx. 3 miles from the training site. Smoke from this training can be seen for miles and miles in each direction.
Hopefully, we will never have to depend on the skills of these firefighters, but if we do, we can have complete confidence in their abilities. I wanted to capture that (DHL)Polar 747 as it was holding and waiting for clearance to cross. As it was holding, the large fire can be seen on the other side of it making it appear it was on fire. That fire is enormous. After all, aircrafts are enormous and training is conducted on a large scale airplane like pit to resemble an actual event.
Chicago O'Hare International Airport (IATA: ORD, ICAO: KORD, FAA LID: ORD), typically referred to as Chicago O'Hare International Airport, O'Hare International Airport, O'Hare Airport, Chicago O'Hare, or simply O'Hare, is the main international airport serving Chicago, Illinois, located on the city's Northwest Side, approximately 17 miles (27 km) northwest of the Loop business district. Operated by the Chicago Department of Aviation and covering 7,627 acres (3,087 ha), O'Hare has non-stop flights to 242 destinations in North America, South America, the Caribbean, Europe, Africa, Asia, the Middle East, Oceania, and the North Atlantic region as of 2022. As of 2022, O'Hare is considered the world's most connected airport.
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I believe the "Big Fire" happened to be the airport fire dept conducting training on the other side of the airport where they have a mock plane they ignite with natural gas.
There was a bird hit on the engine was in flames listen to the controller
ATC should always consider making allowances for Moth Man!
AA 737 in the old livery! Wow! Very nice! I’m from the Uk and I remember flying AA a lot growing up. This brings back so many memories.
I'm new to your channel been in love with aviation since the early 70s I can remember my grandfather taking me to Mitchell field. rfd. And ohare to spot planes am 53 yrs old now there are many youtube channels that cover spotting at ohare ord I will say out of all channels yours is the one I choose to follow and watch keep up the great work your videos are very well done and informative unlike some and your fun facts are a welcome addition ty for your content and you have a new long time follower!!!
Used to watch planes come in and take off from my dad's kitchen window many years ago when he lived about 4 blocks from Rocky Mt. Arsenal. The north south runway was on the east side of the arsenal and you could hear the engines roaring coming down the runway to take off. Loved the sounds of them doing that @ Denver's Stapleton international Airport.
Thanks for sharing. Love the sounds of those engines too. Glad you enjoyed the video!❤️👍✈️
The ATC conversation reminded me of the scene from the movie 'Airplane!' from 1979, what a comedy!
I was just thinking that same thing…Roger roger…Clearance Clarence…Vector Victor…or however it correctly went! 😁
My friend, I regret to inform you that this is a conducted fire fighter training. They use the 767-300ER from American airlines. The one that had an engine fire at ORD upon takeoff. They conduct these drills weekly. I too, before used to think that it was actual fire.
I was on the United flight at 40:30 departing for CLE. I have video of the fire from my seat as we were climbing.
Wow! That's so awesome!!
Small world lol. Hope you enjoyed Chicago if your a visitor! ❤️✈️👍
Can you upload the vid I wanna see it
What fire!!?
The Aviation Herald:
A United Boeing 737-900, registration N37413 performing flight UA-1930 from Chicago O'Hare,IL to Miami,FL (USA), was in the initial climb out of O'hare's runway 22L when the crew stopped the climb at about 3000 feet due to the left hand engine (CFM56) suffering a series of compressor stalls/surges emitting streaks of flame. The aircraft returned to Chicago for a safe landing on runway 27C about 8 minutes after departure.
Yeah I seen that on the news. Can't imagine how terrifying that'll be. Had to been Canadian geese. I always see them frequently flying around and over the runways.
Glad they landed safely. Thanks for sharing!👍✈️
Thank you!!!
I'm glad you enjoyed it Margaret! ❤️✈️🙂
Ah yes I remember that day. I did indeed see the smoke in the afternoon from the fire rescue team. I was on the west side waiting to get the Polar 747, but it went north to 27C and I missed it. At least I got the United Star Alliance livery 777-200. Also very cool to see the go around at 27C - it was shut down temporarily due to a burst tire or bird strike, I can’t remember which one exactly. There was an American 737 I saw that switched from 27C to 27R towards the last moment. It was pretty neat. Anyways, we had some great weather for spotting that day and I enjoyed the many great planes you caught. Thanks for sharing!
Wow! You really are a avgeek! You must of watched a good portion if not all of this video. Thanks for watching! 👍 ❤️. I was there a good portion of the day and have 2 more videos to post
In the next few days or 2 from that day. I think their was another bird strike as well. I have alot fun capturing everything. ✈️❤️
My pleasure! Really loved the Polar 747-8 shots, my favorite part of the video. Can’t wait to see more spotting videos soon!
I'm guessing the "Big Fire" is just a training exercise. You'll see a barbecue grill shaped like an airplane on the NE side of the airport that's used as a training plane for a fire.
@@richardfleer1905 Yes, that was O'Hare Regional Traing Facility "Burn Pit"on the north side of the airport. They are always ready for the worst you can think of. Hope you enjoyed the video. ✈️
@@richardfleer1905 It is funny that you mention that. The similar thing happened to me last summer. We were on our flight to Athens and we looked out the window during departure and saw a black cloud of smoke.
Click bait headline. About 45 seconds of a little smoke and fire in a neighboring field. Starts at about 59:15
1:04:11 Beautiful 747! My favorite plane!!!!
One of mine too. I have a good shot of a 747-8 in my next video as it takes off full length 28R out of O'Hare. Thanks for watching! 👍✈️❤️
They don't call her the "Queen of the Skies" for nothing.
Great video quality! Please have audio in both channels. Audio is only coming out through the left speaker.
Thanks for informing me. It has been corrected in the latest videos. Thanks for watching! ❤️🙂👍✈️
Nice false advertising in your title. It's not a fire if it's for training. Sheesh.
Great video quality! I’ve worked there for years and never get tired of plane watching but the jet exhaust will catch up to me eventually I’m sure. I remember seeing the smoke from AA 191 crash back in 1979. Horrible day 😞
Beautiful recording!!!!
Glad you enjoyed the video Allison!👍❤️✈️
" Big Fire "...😂😂😂
detail is outstanding!
Glad you enjoyed the video!'❤️👍✈️
Whoopeee - a brush fire at 40 min in
Thank you for saving me a bunch of time today! Was wondering about the fire. Title a bit deceiving.
Dang, they have planes leaving like every two seconds it seems like! 😮😮😮😮
Chicago O'Hare is one of the busiest airports in the world. You haven't seen nothing in this video. You only seeing half the action if even that. I'm going to try to etempt to capture every plane departure and arrivals at the same time from O'Hare. I still don't know if that's even possible. Stay tuned!!!
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Welcome to Chicago.
You should see Hartsfield Intl (Atlanta)! 6 parallel runways, 3 taking off 3 landing, all at the same time in good weather. It's like shooting bullets out of a galling gun.
They do training fires quite often there which is a good thing, I always get alerts on Twitter when they do that
The video is great for every aviation fan. The plane used in the fire training (Polar / DHL) I've seen in Leipzig, Germany (LEJ) many times because there's one of Europe's biggest DHL Hubs. (They're flying above the house I lived in untill almost 2 months ago) In Leipzig they have a training facility (a plane dummy and some shipping containers for training in real conditions - most european and even asian airport fire crews go there for training)
@Gus Alverte and he got me with that but the fact that I've seen this plane many times in Leipzig is true because there's a european DHL HUB built in 2006/07
Wow! The quality in 4K is amazing! Great content as always
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it. 👍 ❤️✈️
Yea, just the burn pit in the background.
Beautiful. Shot!!! Bravo. To. My. Beloved. Commercial. Airline. Pilots. We. Alllll love ❤ you!!!!
Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed the video!
Just a training fire.
Yes, training. 🔥That 747 happened to be in the shot when it was holding before being cleared to cross the runway.
@@chicagoflights Then how is that "BIG FIRE"? My son works at ORD... I live in Mexico. The first thing I did was call him and got nothing. So then I looked through your Vid.
Why am I watching planes take off and land ????
That's the ARRF fire training area east from American's first hangar...
Good footage, but do you really need the click bait thumbnail and title??
I like hearing the audio! I’m in the UK so usually watch the Manchester airport shows. This is fun too though!
Glad you enjoyed the video Jane! ❤️✈️👍
So a video of a Fire Rescue Training...Bait and switch heading.....
200K+ views!! Fantastic job, my friend. Welcome to the ORD spotting community.
Amazing filming. The best I've ever seen. Great job. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching!'❤️👍✈️
Great quality!
Glad you enjoy the video on this new channel.👍❤️✈️
Great 4k video!
Glad you enjoyed it👍✈️
ATC really earn their $$$$
I love the camera work here. 4K and optical zoom is just phenomenal. What camera and lenses are you using?
Wow! Excellent content! Like and sub for sure :) really appreciate the ATC inclusion!
I'm glad you enjoyed the video Dave! ❤️👍✈️
Great content! Really a fan of the ATC, helps me follow along with everything going on!
Glad you enjoyed the video. I like your profile pic. Looks like you fly yourself! Are you a pilot?
@@chicagoflights yes that’s me, flying a Piper Warrior. Currently in pilot training for the USAF.
@@DeltaAirtran Cool! Glad you enjoyed this video. Keep us posted how the training goes In USAF. Very cool to know! ❤️👍✈️
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Wow the clarity and quality of this channel awesome work! What camera are you shooting with?
Epic filming! Liked and subscribed 😄✈️
Glad you enjoyed it! 👍✈️
I just don't get it. Out of all the planes departing, NO ONE told ATC that there's a freaking fire at the airport?? they just let it burn lol
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Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed it!❤️👍
OH SHIT!🤯
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Nice video! Good quality too. What kind of camera are you using?
Thanks for watching! 👍❤️ I used the Sony RX10 IV
Polar Airlines is too far south from the Arctic Circle. Got a bit too toasty.
Lol. Hope you enjoyed the video. ✈️
Lovely plane 😍
Thanks for watching this new channel! ❤️✈️👍
Someone who is at or around ORD as frequently as you, knows for 100% that sm😊ke is from the training aircraft.
Did I miss the fire ?
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Glad you enjoyed it! ❤️👍
The fire way behind the 747 on the grass...
It looks like the grass from that angle. They train on a mock airplane back there ever week.
Are we watching flying lessons?
48:14 close to start of it
Amazing video, although the audio levels are definitely skewed to favour the left ear. Difficult to listen to with headphones.
Yes, I was informed about that the other day. . Unfortunately I still have 2 videos I believe with that same defect to upload. I'm going to correct that after the next 2 videos that I upload. Glad you enjoyed the video though👍❤️✈️
Action packed? How is watching planes pass by “action packed”?💀
Only a AVGEEK would know. To each their own! Nevertheless, I hope you still enjoyed watching beautiful Chicago O'Hare. 😍
hey was this video from 04.10? When we are landing with KLM in chicago 04.10 there where also this big fire training
Yes, Oct. 4. That fire 🔥 was the Training. The 747 was was holding before getting cleared to cross the runway when I captured it on video. The thumbnail was part of the clip of that capture.
Spent many hours here at Chicago.
Nice airport!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Opps the big fire is on one of the stupid commercials
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Wow
I saw this on the runway at O'Hare.
I heard Rance at 35 minutes and some seconds. He's a local amateur op.
Is Bessie Coleman Dr. still accessible? I spent 10 years on the limo lot and could have been a You-Tube sensation had I had the right equipment.
Haven't been down there since late 2019, so I have no clue what's over that way now as construction (or destruction) was always going on.
Still accessible 👍
Wooow my goodmess
i was there
What is Air India Delhi-Chicago B777-300 timing
2:15 AM IST to 7:16 CDT ;15h 31m flight time
There was no fire only cfd controlled burn training
WHERE IS THAT SPOT .. AT CHICAGO?
Putting a 747 on fire is a full blown click bait.
48:21 are you sure about that?
@@Adriansdr07 Thank you! 👍
2:56 that plane looks just like flight 11 from 9/11
¿No hay quien apague un incendio en ese aeropuerto?.
No habían cubetas para llevar el agua ,asta que fueron a la tienda del dólar a comprar unas 🤔
@@josevalenzuela9146 Ja,ja!. Es increible que en un aeropuero de esa magnitud ocurran esas cosas. Si hubiera pasado en algun aeropuerto de nuestra Latinoamerica ya hubieran puesto el grito en el cielo tratandonos de "sudakas" irresponsables. Saludo.
@@horaciorocha7979 🤣🤣🤣 yo vivo acá en Chicago eso lo hacen seguido para entrenamiento, allí en el aeropuerto tienen un destacamento de bomberos y todo el equipo necesario para cuando hay algún desastre ,saludos
@@josevalenzuela9146 Ahh!. Me quedo tranquilo. No tengo el gusto de conocer Chicago, dicen que es una de las ciudades mas lindas de USA. Yo vivo en Mendoza, Argentina. Saludos.
@@josevalenzuela9146 Hola, Jose . Mi hijo observo que el entrenamiento parece que no incluye el apagado del fuego. Buena observacion. Saludos.
I don't mind watching planes don't like to be in them lol. I know nada about them. What is the speed they have to be at to lift off? Also when do the tips of the wings go down?
1) Typically between 130 - 160 kts
2) No. Wingtip devices are fixed to provide efficiency and reduce drag.
Every time i think of O'Hare.....i remember the Memorial Day weekend in 1979.A good friend of mine was getting married on Saturday the 6th.....but we had just finished the practice run of the wedding....then i found out the next day....i was the best man because the original guy was held up out of state.So anyway i was just hired in at a pipe coating plant in NW Indiana.My first real job....and everything was good.After the practice run we all went back to my friends home in Merrillville,Indiana for some beers and to eat dinner.Then Flight 191 crashed on take off that afternoon and we watched the news the rest of the night.I was 21 years old and it was from that moment then....i said i would never fly.On anything....unless i was in control of it.That was May 5th 1979.So just over 20 years later.I purchased my first PC and was chatting on Yahoo Messenger with quite a few ladies.Thus i chatted with a woman who 20 years ago was about 12 when Flight 191 came down 300 feet from her parents mobile home near that runway.She was laying on her bed doing homework....when she heard just another jet taking off.The roaring of the engines she was used to by now.Though she hated being waked up at all hours of the night with the wirring straining engines....and then would mumble to her sleepy self.....i hate planes taking off at night.Then this one jet seemed way different.....it was straining and something wasn't right.....then the rumble of the ground shook her out of bed....and onto the floor.Her papers of homework were all over the place ,she was trying to get her homework done so she could hang out with friends the whole weekend.This is what she told me in about the fall of 1999.Now she was in her thirties.......and it was still hard to talk about.A matter of fact.....we said the heck with typing to eachother....so we talked on the phone about 6 times.And i felt at times that i was there seeing the many people fighting fires....searching.Her dad moved them into an apartment to get away......not because the plane had crashed....but all the eerie ghost stories that were haunting the whole areas
I remember that tragedy.
Interesting! Thanks for sharing. She really got lucky. Those trailer homes are still there. They do have a Flight191 memorial
site little over a mile east of the crash site off of Touhy. I visited it last year and also the crash site. So erie. Aviation so much safer now than back then, that's for sure.
The date i put down was wrong...it was 5.25 79....my friend was married the 26th...(Sat)
@@chicagoflights Her parents mobile home was the first row in the middle....when her dad came home early from work,because of the crash was so close....she said...he said...the heat could be felt on your face in waves.There were also pcs. of the planes skin....brackets...hunks of everything close by...people were taking small pcs. as they lay on the ground in the court.I know she said a mobile home burnt down when fire from flaming jet parts landed on roofs......Scarey close.
“050” suv, what is that job title called?
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THE VIDEO FIRE IN 48:21
Beautiful pre 9/11 built 757 - 50:45 :)
bet it scare people to see black smoking as they landing/taking off
48:24 :)
Fake. Training fire for fire dept. no planes involved.
Ffs get a life you lot! If you look hard enough you may find some fresh paint you can watch dry. 💤💤