The port of Los Angeles and adjacent Port of Long Beach account for almost 350 billion dollars worth of cargo (nearly 200 million tons) and account for almost 25% of all goods entering the United States. If you buy something that is made in China, there is a very good chance it came through here. Fun fact about the Vincent Thomas Bridge - it is the only suspension bridge supported entirely on piles, which means they stuck the support beams into the ground like you or I would do with a stick on wet sand. It's also been in Gone in 60 Seconds, Inception, and To Live and Die in LA, among others. Thanks Micah for the night view!
I drive to LA and SD frequently(from Phoenix) for work and it’s been straight EERY how easily you can get around the city there’s so little traffic! Btw Seattle has a killer skyline as well.
2:25 Los Santos Docks 3:53 Los Santos Port 4:48 South LS Bridge (blue lights) 5:30 Jefferson 5:33 South Los Santos (strawberry, Davis) 7:09 Downtown LS 8:25 Market District LS 9:16 Los Santos River 9:24 Los Flores if he flew over entire LA I could've gotten more places that GTA 5 copied.
I think a great flight would be to Victorville, to the SoCal Logistics airport, where many of the 737s are stored right now, along with the airplane graveyard.
Great video of LA at night, I lived all around and in LA for 60 yrs, lots of memories. I worked in the Paul Hastings tower (ARCO) at 5th & Flower, just SW of the US Bank tower in 1995. At lunch we would walk to lunch in a 3 block radius, 100s of places to eat at.
That view of down town! I lived there from 1990 to 1996. I’ve been gone for a minute but every time I go there it feels like home. Thanks for doing this! “I love it La... we love it!”
I used to take first-time fliers up at night out of Torrance. I'd depart to the west and tell them to keep looking straight ahead as I crossed the beach and stayed low over the water. I'd do a 180 and climb, revealing the city lights of Los Angeles in an endless carpet. It never failed to get oohs & ahhs - absolutely spectacular. Thanks again for memories, Micah.
My girlfriend and I lost our cat (Remi) on the morning of the 3rd from a week long battle with a complete kidney failure. This video is incredibly interesting to me as it snapshots exactly what Los Angeles looked like while we were trying to save her just over the hill in Sherman Oaks. The world had stopped for us, our only focus was on trying to save her... and it's really touching and beautiful to have a record of what her last night looked like from above. Thank you for posting these flight videos. This one in particular really means a lot. Truly, thank you.
I love flying in to San Diego at night all the hills covered in lights looks amazing. Seeing sports fields lit up and crowds of people is also a pretty sight.
Thanks for all the great videos. My home was Long Beach from 1967 - 1973. Huntington Beach from 1974-2004. Redondo Beach from 2005-2012. Live in Thailand now. Your videos revived lots of great memories.
Flying at night, great views, less air traffic and no birds. Not a bad time to fly it seems. Great stuff. Thanks for continuing to produce more fun and interesting content for the rest of us, who are stuck and bored out of our minds. Living vicariously through you and your videos. Continued safe flying.
You Drive, Fly, Narrate, Create, Edit, Title, Research, Write the music and you have a job family and life whilst making dozens of videos it seems at the same time. Your clearly not a machine as I have seen you display empathy. I think your an incredible Human being, delivering vital content in this difficult time, I just don't know where you find the time nor energy to do all this though. However please do not stop:)
I really enjoy your flyover videos. Before you were born there was this tawdry but fabulous TV show called Dynasty. The building used for the Denver Carrington building exterior shots is the Bank of America building you flew past toward the end of downtown, just to the left. I always recognize it due to its shape and the fact that, while it sits on a normal rectangular lot, the building is set at an angle to the others nearby. Great video!
Heck yeah! The best Heli Video yet by far. Thank you, Please keep doing what your'e doing, and I am impressed by your obvious skill and professionalism as a pilot.
Ya, LA at night is so spectacular. I recognized many buildings you flew over, the Bonaventure, LA Library, and many bank buildings I use to work downtown (Wilshire & Grand) at "The One Wilshire" building. Boy..., that was over 20 years ago! Stay safe. Thanks again Micah!
Thank You Micah for the epic view of the City Of Angels at night. It brought me memories in 2013 I had total power failure in a C182 and I flew from Down Town L.A to El Monte Airport (KEMT) with out lights or Radio, The tower was closed and I could not turn the Airport lighting on to see the airport. It was the scariest moment in flying for me, specially when you have passangers. Keep flying Low And Slow My Friend.
Just think about it even though three years ago you guys were out in the middle of the night looking over us will never forget it God bless you keep up the good work
I am a very non current fixed wing rated pilot that took my lessons out of Long Beach Airport. While working on cross country time I would fly to Bracket at night for a milk shake and time my return to arrive over Disneyland at 9:30 to have the fireworks shooting up towards me. Yes, it was legal in the 70's. Then I was lined up for 25R at Long Beach. I loved night flying and your Long Beach videos are bringing back some awesome memories. Thank you.
Darn, Micah, when you did your left hand turn and we could watch the very slight curve of the horizon, simply beautiful. No wonder this city always looks great from the air in television shows and films! Loved music 🎼🎼🎼
Hi Micah. Another great video! What was your altitude when flying over the downtown towers? I think you said you were at 1400 feet? The top of the spire on the Wilshire Grand (1100 feet), as well as the top of the US Bank building (1018 feet) make them the tallest, and third tallest, buildings in California. They are both in a class of buildings known as 'supertalls' which are buildings over 300 meters high (984 feet) as per the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat. You were probably 300 feet above them but it looks like you were so close. It would be really cool if you could do another flyover of the towers in the future when they are occupied (meaning lots of office lights are on) and at twilight. Most buildings look best at twilight IMO, especially glass towers. Another thing a lot of your viewers may not know, is that for around 40 years it was part of the Los Angeles building code that any building over 75 feet must have an emergency helicopter landing pad. I think this was removed from the building code around 2014. If you see these, they will have a large number in the middle of a circle on the helipad which tells the pilot what the weight limit is (in 1000 pounds) for that landing facility, so a 12 would mean 12,000 pound limit. Two of my most favourite things: flying and skyscrapers, yet I am afraid of heights 😢
Wow...LA is so beautiful at nite, I remember back in the day fly at night looking down u see vast of yellow lights, now mixing LED make it so colorful, beautiful evening..good work!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻💙💙💙💙
This is an exceptional aerial view of Los Angeles; when I was in the Navy (Long Beach Naval Shipyard), if was not too foggy or smoggy going across the Gerald Desmond Bridge during the day to Long Beach, I was able to see downtown LA, the Hollywood sign, Century City, the Santa Monica Mountains & the snow capped San Gabriel Mountains. Thank you for sharing with us.
Another enjoyable flyover Micah! Thank you! Looked liked there were quite a few cars on the fwy, for 11pm. Know you stated you have a long list of flyover requests..Catalina would be great to see (IF you don't already have that one, on your list). Cheers!
I just recently discovered your you tube channel. Back in 1980 I purchased a portable VHS VCR and camera. The Recorder weighed 21 lbs and the camera weighed 13 lbs.I was invited to video tape some friends as they went hot air ballooning. I was happy shooting the whole set-up inflating of balloons. Then following them in the chase van. When they invited me to get in the balloon with my video equipment I was a little hesitant. But I did it and became instantly enamored with the feeling of looking down at the earth from 300' up. I was in video shooting heaven. I went up several times with them. Loving the video tape I shot. Next I duc taped my camera to the landing strut of a friends cessna. We did touch and go landings at several L.A. area airports. Then watched the video tape with fascination. Seeing your helicopter videos has brought back all those cool memories. Thanks for sharing your videos with us.
I love watching your videos as I love LA and get to see it from a different angle to when I have been there. I also follow another vlog called Daze with Jordan the Lion. He does videos about entertainment history, visits filming locations etc. It would be cool if you two could get together after lockdown and talk about movie and tv history while flying over the locations.
I still remember crossing a bridge over the port at night looking at all the rail and container yards lit by sodium bulbs so evenly. Such a surreal sight...
I flew over LA in a passenger jet one time never forgot it ! The pilot turned the plane left bank everybody gasped how all the lights were so beautiful! I miss LA in the 60s!
This brings back some fun memories of when I used to go up often in my brother's helicopter (he had a Bell JetRanger) nearly 30 years ago. And yes, night flights are FANTASTIC. I recall coming back one night from Newport Beach and I asked the pilot to fly over downtown L.A. We flew just below rooftop level (73 floors) of what is now the U.S. Bank building. Oh, great fun! Thank you for these videos -- love 'em!
Ive been driving all over l.a exploring it and seeing new things. These videos show it in such an amazing way. I wish i could go on a heli ride with you.
It was 1993, getting checked out in a 172 out of LGB, instructor pulled the engine to idle for a simulated engine failure. I took it all the way down to the flare there next to tracks @ 4:30. Instructor added full power and we climbed out of there. Good job he said. I really thought we were going to land there!
Micah, Love your Helicopter videos, This one at night is by far my favorite, I've chartered private Choppers over the Grand Canyon and here in Northern California, But, These at night are awesome!
7:05 - Wow, it's like Blade Runner! I visited Los Angeles about 15 years ago, and hated it. Smoggy, gross, dirty concrete everywhere. Seeing the city from a different angle and under different circumstances has softened my opinion, a bit. Someday, when we're allowed to travel again, I may have to give LA a second chance.
Wow! That was awesome! Everything looks so different at night. It was so pretty with all the lights - thank you for another fun flight! I was a bit nervous when you flew out over ocean to see the stranded cargo ships, in another video. I don't like deep water and was glad when you flew back over land! But seriously, these videos are so cool! Thank so much for doing them! Would love to see Catalina from the air if you are able to! Stay well!
Thank you for this Micah I have never been to LA or just to California and I want to visit so bad. So anytime I can see stuff like this just makes my day..
The port of Los Angeles and adjacent Port of Long Beach account for almost 350 billion dollars worth of cargo (nearly 200 million tons) and account for almost 25% of all goods entering the United States. If you buy something that is made in China, there is a very good chance it came through here. Fun fact about the Vincent Thomas Bridge - it is the only suspension bridge supported entirely on piles, which means they stuck the support beams into the ground like you or I would do with a stick on wet sand. It's also been in Gone in 60 Seconds, Inception, and To Live and Die in LA, among others. Thanks Micah for the night view!
Tony Scott, the movie producer, also ended his life by jumping off of it.
Woah.... 🤔🤯
Don't forget John wick
@@igbatious Brother to ridley Scott - what a tragedy that was
A LOT of freight to and from northern Mexico also goes through this port.
Mans gave me a whole history lesson.
The man pumping out quality content in quarantine... Much love!!
Fly over Huntington park please
Do my best. I'm just grateful y'all are watching. 🧡
@@MicahMuzio yeah, awesome videos man! I watch every single one.
I’ll give you permission to fly over Pyongyang
Kim Jong-un Don’t do it Micah it’s a trick!
PMSL.
This dude is probably down too
cheers bro. hope your doing better
Cool! I'll be there in (checks Foreflight app) 76 hours and 27 minutes...not including fuel stops.
Born and raised in LA. Now residing in Reno, NV
Thank for the connection to my hometown. Spectacular!
L.A.., now Roseville !
how do you like Reno versus LA?
It’s weird to see the city without any traffic. Cool skyline
LA has my favorite skyline.
Things are picking up in L.A., wait till 5 de Mayo
San Francisco has a better skyline
I drive to LA and SD frequently(from Phoenix) for work and it’s been straight EERY how easily you can get around the city there’s so little traffic! Btw Seattle has a killer skyline as well.
@@californiamade5608 Well HEY, happy Fisco to YOU!!!
But THIS is L.A. baby!!!
2:25 Los Santos Docks
3:53 Los Santos Port
4:48 South LS Bridge (blue lights)
5:30 Jefferson
5:33 South Los Santos (strawberry, Davis)
7:09 Downtown LS
8:25 Market District LS
9:16 Los Santos River
9:24 Los Flores
if he flew over entire LA I could've gotten more places that GTA 5 copied.
----the backing music was perfect too... at least thats what I though.
Thanks Micah, for allowing us tosee these views, which not many get to see.
I think a great flight would be to Victorville, to the SoCal Logistics airport, where many of the 737s are stored right now, along with the airplane graveyard.
There’s an airfield in Victorville where hundreds of grounded commercial airplanes are parked. Could you fly over there or is that too far?
Another super cool video. I go on a helicopter ride at least once a year, but never at night.
just amazing. thank you. from calgary Alberta Canada
Saw you take off on FR24 and knew you’d be making a night flight video. Awesome!
Great video of LA at night, I lived all around and in LA for 60 yrs, lots of memories. I worked in the Paul Hastings tower (ARCO) at 5th & Flower, just SW of the US Bank tower in 1995. At lunch we would walk to lunch in a 3 block radius, 100s of places to eat at.
@anders damin An oil company Atlantic Ritchfield Corp, that building was their corporate headquarters.
Incredible at night, thanks for the great video’s. Stay safe micah😀
That view of down town!
I lived there from 1990 to 1996. I’ve been gone for a minute but every time I go there it feels like home.
Thanks for doing this!
“I love it La... we love it!”
I'm from the inland empire and it's great to see the LA area at a different perspective. Keep up the amazing content!
Thanks, man. FYI, I'll be venturing inland for more videos. The IE deserves some love.
That's cool seeing the buildings lit blue like that.
I used to take first-time fliers up at night out of Torrance. I'd depart to the west and tell them to keep looking straight ahead as I crossed the beach and stayed low over the water. I'd do a 180 and climb, revealing the city lights of Los Angeles in an endless carpet. It never failed to get oohs & ahhs - absolutely spectacular. Thanks again for memories, Micah.
I swear I’m like obsessed with this channel right now!!! Every video I watch, I miss LA more and more and more
I didnt realize anyone can just joyride 500-1000 feet above a major US city. Awesome footage!
My girlfriend and I lost our cat (Remi) on the morning of the 3rd from a week long battle with a complete kidney failure. This video is incredibly interesting to me as it snapshots exactly what Los Angeles looked like while we were trying to save her just over the hill in Sherman Oaks. The world had stopped for us, our only focus was on trying to save her... and it's really touching and beautiful to have a record of what her last night looked like from above. Thank you for posting these flight videos. This one in particular really means a lot. Truly, thank you.
Thank you for that view of Union Station and the Railroads of the Port.
I love flying in to San Diego at night all the hills covered in lights looks amazing. Seeing sports fields lit up and crowds of people is also a pretty sight.
Thanks for all the great videos. My home was Long Beach from 1967 - 1973. Huntington Beach from 1974-2004. Redondo Beach from 2005-2012. Live in Thailand now. Your videos revived lots of great memories.
The downvotes are who the LAPD were circling over...
😂
Now everytime I see a helicopter here I'm gonna wonder 'is that Micah?' lol
Flying at night, great views, less air traffic and no birds. Not a bad time to fly it seems. Great stuff. Thanks for continuing to produce more fun and interesting content for the rest of us, who are stuck and bored out of our minds. Living vicariously through you and your videos. Continued safe flying.
You Drive, Fly, Narrate, Create, Edit, Title, Research, Write the music and you have a job family and life whilst making dozens of videos it seems at the same time. Your clearly not a machine as I have seen you display empathy. I think your an incredible Human being, delivering vital content in this difficult time, I just don't know where you find the time nor energy to do all this though. However please do not stop:)
Flying in the night, by yourself and narrating at the same time? While making a very entertaining video, god.. You're the man!!
Love these flying videos of my old hometown! Los Angeles sure is beautiful. Thanks for sharing Micah!
My pleasure!
You are awesome Micah! Los Angeles at night looks so glamorous and beautiful! Thank you for this magical helicopter ride!
Hi from NY.
Thank you so much for posting these beautiful flyovers.
I love your channel!
Stay safe!
Hoping you're staying safe as well. 🧡 to all my friends in NY!!
I watch your videos every night before I go to bed! So relaxing! Thank you!!
I've never seen City Hall at night - awesome
Another great video! That ending was rad - watching you fly back to the airport, land and shut stuff off! That was pretty cool.
I really enjoy your flyover videos. Before you were born there was this tawdry but fabulous TV show called Dynasty. The building used for the Denver Carrington building exterior shots is the Bank of America building you flew past toward the end of downtown, just to the left. I always recognize it due to its shape and the fact that, while it sits on a normal rectangular lot, the building is set at an angle to the others nearby. Great video!
Heck yeah! The best Heli Video yet by far. Thank you, Please keep doing what your'e doing, and I am impressed by your obvious skill and professionalism as a pilot.
I forgot how beautiful Los Angeles looks at night time! Awesome work Micah!
LA port cargo value in 2019 was $276 billion
Bam!! I knew someone would have the answer.
It's in the plan. I feel automated is the key to the port of l.a if they want to be viable in the future.
@@MicahMuzio
The Long Beach port was around $200 billion for the same time period.
Ya, LA at night is so spectacular. I recognized many buildings you flew over, the Bonaventure, LA Library, and many bank buildings I use to work downtown (Wilshire & Grand) at "The One Wilshire" building. Boy..., that was over 20 years ago! Stay safe. Thanks again Micah!
Thank You Micah for the epic view of the City Of Angels at night. It brought me memories in 2013 I had total power failure in a C182 and I flew from Down Town L.A to El Monte Airport (KEMT) with out lights or Radio, The tower was closed and I could not turn the Airport lighting on to see the airport. It was the scariest moment in flying for me, specially when you have passangers. Keep flying Low And Slow My Friend.
Just think about it even though three years ago you guys were out in the middle of the night looking over us will never forget it God bless you keep up the good work
Great music on this one Micah! It reminded me of the brilliant film trio beginning with "Koyaanisqatsi". If you haven't see those, it's a must. Peace.
Something about flying at night would make me want the doors on the helicopter. But the view of nighttime L.A. is sublime.
I am a very non current fixed wing rated pilot that took my lessons out of Long Beach Airport. While working on cross country time I would fly to Bracket at night for a milk shake and time my return to arrive over Disneyland at 9:30 to have the fireworks shooting up towards me. Yes, it was legal in the 70's. Then I was lined up for 25R at Long Beach. I loved night flying and your Long Beach videos are bringing back some awesome memories. Thank you.
Incredible flight!! Thank you so much for making these videos! I cannot get enough of them!!
dude these are so epic. as an LA native born and raised I appreciate these so much. keep posting quality content!
Awesome. I love seeing cities at night.
I love the night time ride and seeing all the blue lights..Thank you so much..can't wait for the next ride..
Very beautiful at night. Your love of flying definitely comes through in your videos. Thanks for sharing!
So happy that these helicopter videos are getting us that much closer to a review of a windowless white van!
Loved the night time fly over...LA and NYC are both so gorgeous at night with all the lights,.
Darn, Micah, when you did your left hand turn and we could watch the very slight curve of the horizon, simply beautiful. No wonder this city always looks great from the air in television shows and films!
Loved music 🎼🎼🎼
Hi Micah. Another great video! What was your altitude when flying over the downtown towers? I think you said you were at 1400 feet? The top of the spire on the Wilshire Grand (1100 feet), as well as the top of the US Bank building (1018 feet) make them the tallest, and third tallest, buildings in California. They are both in a class of buildings known as 'supertalls' which are buildings over 300 meters high (984 feet) as per the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat. You were probably 300 feet above them but it looks like you were so close. It would be really cool if you could do another flyover of the towers in the future when they are occupied (meaning lots of office lights are on) and at twilight. Most buildings look best at twilight IMO, especially glass towers. Another thing a lot of your viewers may not know, is that for around 40 years it was part of the Los Angeles building code that any building over 75 feet must have an emergency helicopter landing pad. I think this was removed from the building code around 2014. If you see these, they will have a large number in the middle of a circle on the helipad which tells the pilot what the weight limit is (in 1000 pounds) for that landing facility, so a 12 would mean 12,000 pound limit. Two of my most favourite things: flying and skyscrapers, yet I am afraid of heights 😢
Wow...LA is so beautiful at nite, I remember back in the day fly at night looking down u see vast of yellow lights, now mixing LED make it so colorful, beautiful evening..good work!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻💙💙💙💙
Micah, this night video is the beat one yet. Your city is truly beautiful. Great music too.
Greetings from Finland. Our vacation to LA was canceled and this is the next best thing to see the city for now. Thank you
This is an exceptional aerial view of Los Angeles; when I was in the Navy (Long Beach Naval Shipyard), if was not too foggy or smoggy going across the Gerald Desmond Bridge during the day to Long Beach, I was able to see downtown LA, the Hollywood sign, Century City, the Santa Monica Mountains & the snow capped San Gabriel Mountains.
Thank you for sharing with us.
Another enjoyable flyover Micah! Thank you! Looked liked there were quite a few cars on the fwy, for 11pm. Know you stated you have a long list of flyover requests..Catalina would be great to see (IF you don't already have that one, on your list). Cheers!
I love how most of the lights on the skyline especially City Hall are Blue in coordination with the L. A Rams and Dodgers colors . 😎
I just recently discovered your you tube channel. Back in 1980 I purchased a portable VHS VCR and camera. The Recorder weighed 21 lbs and the camera weighed 13 lbs.I was invited to video tape some friends as they went hot air ballooning. I was happy shooting the whole set-up inflating of balloons. Then following them in the chase van. When they invited me to get in the balloon with my video equipment I was a little hesitant. But I did it and became instantly enamored with the feeling of looking down at the earth from 300' up. I was in video shooting heaven. I went up several times with them. Loving the video tape I shot. Next I duc taped my camera to the landing strut of a friends cessna. We did touch and go landings at several L.A. area airports. Then watched the video tape with fascination. Seeing your helicopter videos has brought back all those cool memories. Thanks for sharing your videos with us.
Great video......thank you.
I love watching your videos as I love LA and get to see it from a different angle to when I have been there. I also follow another vlog called Daze with Jordan the Lion. He does videos about entertainment history, visits filming locations etc. It would be cool if you two could get together after lockdown and talk about movie and tv history while flying over the locations.
Nice to see that the transition from those yellow lights to the more energy efficient LED lights is going well at the port.
There’s something so beautiful of seeing the nighttime lights of the sprawl of LA. Such a big place - it makes you feel so tiny.
Absolutely amazing Micah!! The lights at night in in LA are the best!! Love it!! Great job!
I still remember crossing a bridge over the port at night looking at all the rail and container yards lit by sodium bulbs so evenly. Such a surreal sight...
These videos bring me so much joy, thank you Micah!
I flew over LA in a passenger jet one time never forgot it ! The pilot turned the plane left bank everybody gasped how all the lights were so beautiful! I miss LA in the 60s!
Thanks for allowing us to fly with you M-squared. You do a great job keeping it interesting with your commentary.
Good job! Night flying is very fun, beautiful.
This brings back some fun memories of when I used to go up often in my brother's helicopter (he had a Bell JetRanger) nearly 30 years ago. And yes, night flights are FANTASTIC. I recall coming back one night from Newport Beach and I asked the pilot to fly over downtown L.A. We flew just below rooftop level (73 floors) of what is now the U.S. Bank building. Oh, great fun! Thank you for these videos -- love 'em!
Some phenomenal pictures of LA at night.
Micah. Micah. Micah. This is great stuff! Thanks for sharing your love of flying with us!
by day Micah LA looks amazing but boy by night ups the game. Brilliant video
You are an amazing helicopter pilot. Awesome night time fly by. Keep them coming. Thanks
Man that is a gorgeous view of downtown LA
such a fresh look downtown at night wow .
Ive been driving all over l.a exploring it and seeing new things. These videos show it in such an amazing way. I wish i could go on a heli ride with you.
It was 1993, getting checked out in a 172 out of LGB, instructor pulled the engine to idle for a simulated engine failure. I took it all the way down to the flare there next to tracks @ 4:30. Instructor added full power and we climbed out of there. Good job he said. I really thought we were going to land there!
So beautiful at night! Such a different perspective from daylight. Thanks for sharing,Micah!
Always wanted to do a night flight over DTLA. Thanks, Micah!
So Cool!! Flying so close giving us such a Great view !! all the colourful lights ! ThankYou~~~~~~!!
Spectacular! Wow! LA is a beautiful city! Thanks!
Our Eye In the Sky over LA Metro. Micah I always look forward to where your taking us next.
Thanks for the ride along, you're the best!
Micah, Love your Helicopter videos, This one at night is by far my favorite, I've chartered private Choppers over the Grand Canyon and here in Northern California, But, These at night are awesome!
7:05 - Wow, it's like Blade Runner!
I visited Los Angeles about 15 years ago, and hated it. Smoggy, gross, dirty concrete everywhere. Seeing the city from a different angle and under different circumstances has softened my opinion, a bit. Someday, when we're allowed to travel again, I may have to give LA a second chance.
If the police "copter" appears to be circling you, the perp is near! Awesome video Micah!
Wow! That was awesome! Everything looks so different at night. It was so pretty with all the lights - thank you for another fun flight! I was a bit nervous when you flew out over ocean to see the stranded cargo ships, in another video. I don't like deep water and was glad when you flew back over land! But seriously, these videos are so cool! Thank so much for doing them! Would love to see Catalina from the air if you are able to! Stay well!
Beautifully stunning! Thank you so much!
Do you pay out of pocket for all your flights?
Awesome video Micah, thanks for uploading all this content!!
Thank you for this Micah I have never been to LA or just to California and I want to visit so bad. So anytime I can see stuff like this just makes my day..
it's great how you always wrap your vids a with high-speed sequence back to your home airport.
Wow! Thanks for doing this. Really cool to see everything at night!
Another crackin' video from everybody's favourite cool chopper pilot. Fly safe and keep 'em coming Micah.
we stayed at the Queen Mary. That was a great trip. We like watching your videos during this quarantine. Keep up the great content.
Seeing LA at night was an awesome video to watch. Loved it.
Great micah lights look so cool and I'm watching this at night makes it cooler
Amazing views. I bet in person they are unbelievable. Thanks for a new video Micah.