Do you think your neighbours are noisy ? Then watch this.
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Life next to an Airport.Night time plane-spotting at London Heathrow.
Emirates airlines Airbus A380 landing , British Airways and Virging Atlantic Airbus A350-100 night time arrival. Early cold morning Qatar Airways Boeing 777 on finals with an impressive vapour condensation above the wings.
Don't worry ! After 11pm there is no flights. Heathrow Airport constantly change the runways to keep the noise from airplanes to minimum and people could have a great night sleep.
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My mother-in-law lives with us. This would be the most ideal neighborhood for us.
That would be funny, stopping waiting for the next plane to fly over.
Better yet just get earmuffs and say Dr. ordered your to wear em 24/7 to save your hearing.
Woah I can feel for u
Damn , we think alike. However , I like to leave the door cracked , or time a quickly at the perfect time just to pull out long dong silver and get her worked up . Sure , I want to hang my MIL
Bwahahahaha!
Buyer: Is it a quiet neighbourhood?
Real estate agent: Absolutely
Buyer: So when can you show me the house?
Agent: Between 7:32 and 7:34, but please be really on time!
Epic win
😁
😉😁😂😂😂😂🤦
This is the plot of an old french movie. A group of friends buying a house near an airport during a strike :D
Yessir.
This is heaven for an extreme aviation enthusiast. Have a big balcony deck and have big jet geeks parties.
I love it!
What’s the best music for jet parties?
I wish I could be a part of such neighborhood ❤️
@@svtinker Frank Sinatra and Michael Bublé singing Come Fly With Me
It's all good until you're trying to sleep🤯
AirB&B hosts at this location are making a killing.
I grew up in a neighbourhood exactly like this one. The 1st flight that arrived at 5:30am every morning from the U.S. was my alarm clock.
Круто✈️✈️✈️🤗😍👍🙋♀️🤭
That's actually really cool!
This would be cool...for maybe the first hour. Top-notch cinematography, btw!
I think so. This noise every day and night drive crazy. Plus the pollution...
Your brain would tune it out eventually. In college I lived near a train track and every morning around 2 AM, the conductor would lay on the horn as he went past my building. After a week or two, I didn't even hear it anymore.
Cost of living is also drastically less
I lived near a military air base for 7 years. Literally never noticed after like a month, people visiting would ask us how we could stand the noise and I was confused about what noise they were even talking about.
Ha! Cinemaphotography...what a fancy word for recording on a phone or DSLR...I'm sure all the TV and Movie professionals appreciate this nod
*Pilot makes announcement to passengers just before landing:*
*"Keep the noice down, there are people living in those houses."*
There's a drop down sign above every seat that says "Shhhhh.."
😁
Good one
That was cute 😍 ☺
😂😂😂
Imagine living in that house, the noise is bad enough but every 30 seconds you’d crap yourself praying that every landing goes to plan! 😮
I know right? I was thinking the same thing F the noise.
Maybe their windows are soundproof
or they dump the 'waste'... !!!
Omg 😱.. what’s next ? Dropping off extra gas on them before landing? Gotta ditch, we have the perfect neighborhood?
I mean can you find a place that has been shown zero respect? I wonder if I start a petition for outdoor toilets 🚽next door I bet they would allow it ..open access dumps next???
Wow
I you go and live there you know what you're going to get, sorry...
I wouldn't like to live there, but I would go and watch these giants land.
Having lived next to an airport for most of my life your brain learns to totally ignore the sound as if you are deaf. It’s funny when people who are not used to the noise hear it for the first time and react like the world is ending 😂
Totally true statement.
😭💯🔥
I know what you mean. I lived next to train track. You learn to ignore it.
Lol true
Our house is at the hill and I can see all planes landing at the Edinburgh Airport ( they are maybe in 1 mile distance from my windows ). It was soo strange when lockdown stopped flights. That lack of sound was almost disturbing 😳.
Lived next to a NYC el for years. After a while, you don’t even hear the trains anymore. When I moved, it was the silence that kept me awake
That and the ringing in your ears kept you awake
I was in the Air Force and listened to night flying. It’s when they stopped that woke me up.
…paints a picture,nyc. Kinda sad.
If you didn't go insane before you got used to it.
Reminds me of an Indian movie about a slum dweller. When he got rich and moved to a posh locality, he played records full of noise .. in the night to get some sleep
Real estate developers and zoning commissioners: “Fuck it, let’s build.” 🤷🏽♂️
In 1929 there might have been a few cows there for a few months of the year. After that all those who built houses there knew what the deal was, and got it cheaper because of that.
The airport is older then the houses
@@kingghidorah5213 MUCH older! It was no surprise to any homeowner or renter living there.
Well at least the rent cost is lower due to that noise
@@nahudontknowme2064 You save since you don't have to buy a hair dryer either.
What people don’t realize, is that hearing jets fly over your house everyday makes you get used to it. To a point where you can’t sleep without it 😉
you must be the developer
Your right about that, but you may suffer later with tinnitus. . 👂
We had a railway line behind our house. We got used to it too. Over a period of time our domestic timetable depended on passing of certain trains.
I'm in the landing zone for LAX Los Angeles 150- 200 ft above my house I have quadruple glazing can't open the windows or you don't sleep there's no getting used to it
Not only are you getting the noise pollution you're all so getting all kinds of toxins unbelievable amounts of toxins so disgusting
Im not an Aviation Enthusiast but I sure love watching planes land and take off for some reason
While your trying to sleep?
@@doreenblatz2440 well your ears will adapt and cancel out the noise, like listening to a lecture and then you fall asleep😅😂
You are now officially an aviation enthusiast, the only thing you're missing is a receiver for aviation frequencies lmao
Sure, and after a few week or two you'll go nuts or deaf
Sounds like "an Aviation Enthusiast, but still in a closet" to me
Oh wow, I would sit out in that grassy area and watch for hours. They are AMAZING to me!
And please use headphones
Me too!!!!
You are or would be deaf soon 😂🤣
And then after a while you start feeling annoyed rather than amazed.
no you wouldn't! it gets old real fast
I would love to just sit and watch airplanes all day.
I just wow at how tonnes of metal just hangs in the air ! I get the lift/drag thing but it never ceases to amaze.
When I was single, I would park on a road close by the Atlanta Airport and sit for hours watching planes takeoff and land. Loved that time.
Watching them once or twice could be good, but living their for years would be hell
I would be in 7th Heaven I love aeroplanes & watch them flying over my house, but I’m far from our airport 😢😢
But when its time to sleep, you will cursed that plane
As someone who loves aviation, I would die for this
I'm not sure you would get the desired effect if you were dead
As a person who likes quiet, I'd kill to get away from this...
Try living in El Segundo California near LAX.
I like my house, during the day there’s nothing, but at night until the airport closes around midnight we get a few regional jets that fly right overhead on their way to land. It’s a small low traffic airport so it’s not overwhelming noise, and during the day the occasional Cessna or other single engine plane is flying around. We’re also near a military base, so we get Apaches, chinooks, Ospreys, and the occasional c-17 nearby.
I also briefly lived near Long Beach airport, and could sit on the balcony watching 737s at night come in to land.
You dont need to die, just buy that property for it
We had an area at the end of a military base runway that was suitable for farming or mining, as it was also in a floodplain. A developer bought the property and soon, there were ~50 houses. Soon after we started getting "noise complaints". My first question to them was always, "did you not see the active runway when you were house shopping?"
People always called range control to complain about night fire exercises at Ft Dix. Soo sorry dbag freedom doesn't have a cerfew
@@sturnie1 you mist have felt powerful for that one instant in your insignificant life
@@Heat3YT2 the leftist is strong in this one
Yep goofballs by real estate next to airports and racetracks and have the nerve to b**** about noise
@@Heat3YT2 You must feel real powerful typing that comment during this one instant in your insignificant life.
Lived next to the runway in Sydney Australia for years, you don't even hear em after a while... can't say I miss it lol
I remember years ago when they opened another runway and they paid for all of the houses in the flight path to have double glazing in their windows 🪟!
That’s funny. I’m actually watching that in LOST.
Hah no thanks
Bullshit live next to airport and railway.. it gets old really fast..
@@varrjames186 polishing the turd!
Homes are being built closer to airports then people complain about noise! FYI present aircraft's in service are the quietest since decades ago.
I think living next to the train station every 7minutes the train passed is also terrible I sleep with something in my ears..😒😔
The landings are one thing, it’s when the wind shifts and they start taking off in the opposite direction when the real noise starts.
That's definitely true.
I live just north of IAH and can attest to that,always keep hoping the aircraft continue on.
I live about 3 miles from Lisbon airport and I can still hear when they take off.
I hear 737s takeoff from BWI from 6 am until 10 pm all day
That's the best part
Jake: "How often do the planes fly over?"
Elwood: "So often you won't notice!"
Perfection!
Seriously Jake??? It's only one of the busiest airports in the world! (3rd busiest worldwide)
Every 30 seconds
I was thinking the same thing!
What did you say? Can you say a little louder? Louder please!
Soundproofed windows and insulation for sure. Me personally? I’d love it.
Sorry your comment popped up first before I watched the video so I thought it was a video about soundproof windows that block out these big noises 😆
You'd "love" that...??
Give it a decade and you will be non compis mentis , just glazed over with a stupid expression and a peculiar rattle in your walk, still jumping up every 15 seconds exclaiming "ooooooo it's another one". The phrase "oh you get used to it" being a meaning for "lobotomized"....
Same, i love airplanes and jet noises, id love it too
The end of a military base would be really cool. South Weber, Utah, has Hill AFB and you can watch F-16’s and F-22 Raptors do touch n goes all day long.
I used to live somewhere quiet up on a high hill, and when the planes came by it was the coolest thing ever just watching those giant machines soar above you
SOMEWHERE? COULD BE ANYWHERE? YOU WERE HIGH ALRIGHT BUT ON WEED NOT A HILL?
@@glenchristenson6308 what..?
Once I'd got use to it I think I'd live in the garden☺
I will do the same Simon.
Me too
You guys don't know what you're talking about. Might be fun for a while, but it does get annoying.
I love watching this birds flying past over my head, but I used to work at an office very nclose to an airport. Imagine trying to talk with costumers over the phone. It gets annoying very quickly!
and I am sure that if there are delay's due to weather and planes have been waiting to land they say, "Sorry, it's after 11 and you can't land". I don't think so.
This is false, your humanity will still be there, anyone who exposes themselves to this is torturing themselves, pretending to be ok is not normal you either are or you don't.
Business idea: buy one of these houses and rent it out to plane spotters, and offering e.g. catering by some lovely flight attendants 🤑
I would patronize a business like that
Great idea :)
Yes, thousands of those 4.3 million who quit their slave jobs did exactly that, with no money down and .02% interest rate for 30 years. Hee hee ha ha
Yeaa. I think it will be rent
Or deaf people
This SO reminds me of living by Kennedy airport. My parents house was on the final approach to the runway, right across the Belt Parkway. Saw the Concorde, and all the big heavies. LOVED IT!😄✈
Approximately 10 months ago I moved about 6 minutes away from Kennedy Airport also the Belt Parkway the location is Howard Beach Queens it's ridiculous and no I'm not getting used to it thank goodness they don't fly the planes continuously overhead they must have some sort of a ruling it's done during the day mainly when people are at work changes after a certain hour at night however if you keep the windows open I can certainly hear the cars driving on the Belt Parkway PS I'm not paying any rent gas-electric telephone cable somebody else's responsibility so I deal with it free is good sometimes temporary situation for me
@@Lilith218 It was only allowed to fly supersonic over the ocean. When it was over land here in the US, it had to stay subsonic. Trying to land the plane that fast is impossible.
I could always tell when the Concorde was on final approach to the runway because of the sound of its Rolls Royce engines, which have a very distinct sound. I was hiking on the Appalachian trail in Virginia one day when I heard the engines and looked up. There it was, high overhead. I knew because of its distinct planform. It was on its way to Dallas-Fort Worth airport.
If you're ever in NYC, it's part of a museum display adjacent to the USS Intrepid museum.☺
Having been a crewmember based out of JFK and living in Kew Gardens. I know that I must have flown over you house 100's of times if not more.
@@Lilith218 it only made sonic boom crossing the Atlantic once its reachs altitude. The aircraft also had a limited weight load whuch was very low. Sometimes the passenger bags followed on the British airways 747 because of weight restrictions.
@@jetseat Yeah, you probably did. Here's the wave I would've given you👋😄
My anxiety would be up out of the roof thinking every plane is about to crash..
To think that all of those planes have been flying for hours, covering thousands of miles. It's quite amazing.
Shocking..damageing
@@captainpotato6856 just like your spelling.
Using all that fuel just to take people on holiday. Amazing 👏
@@iliketowatchvideos47 what else should fuel be used for? Humm? Are you wanting to drink it? 😂😂😂
@@iliketowatchvideos47 Nevermind the folk visiting family or going on business trips lol. Some folk do need to travel
Actually sounds better than ambulance sirens. I used to live by a hospital A&E in a busy road in Tooting, London. It was extremely difficult to sleep without ear plugs. Sometimes I used to wear ear plugs and on top of them ear mufflers.
But at least ambulance won't vibrate your house lol
Where I used to live, in the near proximity of a big hospital complex, during night time they used to only use sirens in the case of necessity thus almost never and I found that very nice. You only knew about them thanks to light beacons, passing by silently. Yeah I was telling to myself what would it look like if they were using it, a nightmare probably. But then, the street was really calm after business hours so they probably had better chances to avoid using sirens.
@@xUSMC1775x agree, living near the railway tracks was the worst omg. :D
(Doplar effect) Ha hu ha hu ha hu ha hu
@@xUSMC1775x No but they'll vibrate your head...
"I'm just sittin out here watching airplanes take off....and flyyyyyyyy. "
- Gary Allen
Never gets old!
Hmm
Great song!
That dude’s a putz
Уже уши заболели, пока видео смотрела. Это ужасно, жить так близко к аэропорту! (Для меня)
Deve ser horrível. Sem falar no tamanho dos aviões.
I lived in Hounslow in the 90s at least back then we had Concorde. Used to get up some mornings and find roof tiles on the lawn.
Is this Hounslow? My grandmother lived there. The local gov't paid to put new windows in her house to lessen the noise from the airport. So I was told anyway.
🤣
@@jdrein9511 That area is part of the London borough of Hounslow, I live in feltham literally 20 mins away from the place in the video which is a part of Bedfont.
Yikes!
Sounds ideal. Did they have Vulcans doing touch-and-goes too? 🤪
It looks so unreal when this heavy giants fly by "slowly"
the flaps are fully deployed comparing with takeof position, landing speed it's under 270km/h, maybe even lower.
It looks slow because it's huge
Physics torque*
@@devangtayde3552 what does that even mean lol
@@marconka441 that particular comment says that it looks unreal how a bulky airplane moves effortlessly...all because of physics and mechanism!torque plays an important role in it
When they said a few birds flying over this wasn't what the buyers had in mind
😆😆
I used to live here in the 90s. I remember Concorde flying over rattling everything. LHR airport gave us triple glazing and new roof tiles all pinned down for no charge. you get so used to it that you dont look up even lol.
My brother used to live in Hampton and we could hear Concorde "spool it's engines" up for takeoff. I could hear it in Sunbury as well. I worked as an IT Contractor for BA in the early 1990s and sometimes I went for a pint at the pub at Hatton Cross and the planes used to take off overhead.
@@simonkevnorris Hatton Cross, wow blast from the past. I used to see all the plane spotters across the road. I once went there to take a look. Unfortunately many of them were kinda snotty and look at you funny if you turn up without a notepad and binos. I wound them up by deliberately calling a Boeing an "Airbus" as they flew over.
American friends used to message me "Wish I could see Concorde" Im there with a bored expression looking out of the window and seeing Concorde on approach with a cup of tea saying "Yea thats not a problem at all come on over" Took a lot for granted having that free airshow but sometimes the noise got to me. Specially the 6am long hauls coming in.
@AeroNevin that is also an indication of the amount of profit the program generated. It was the horrifying sight of the one Concorde going down in flames that spelled the company's doom.
@@CyberSystemOverload Deliberately calling a Boeing an Airbus as they flew over 😂💀
@@mrtommyislands408 Aha yes that made them very unhappy. One guy up on a ladder pretty much turned red with rage.
Don’t buy or build off the end of a runway unless you really like aircraft.
Or you're deaf
Like.... realllllllly like them!
WOW? CAPTAIN OBVIOUS! YOU THINK?? THINGS THAT MAKE YOU SAY HMM
After several months of living there, the problem really does fix itself though after you go deaf. That must have been what the real estate agent meant when she said she guaranteed I wouldn’t hear anything.
Lol
The whole building shakes as well, every time.
😄!
Hahaha 😂👍
lmfao
I don’t see why people complain about noise when they’ve surely viewed a house before moving there. How did all these people manage to view their new homes and decide it’s suitable for them, in the brief moments between aircraft landing and departing. It’s a bit like people who move next door to a pub, then moan about the noise of people late at night. Great footage, great vid!
Or, the people were there before that runway was.
They probably viewed it march 2020.
They could hear the birds chirping.
@@Robert-cu9bm you make a very very good point! Shame they must have missed the signposts for the airport on their way to view. 😂
They are all pilots living there, it’s called passion!
@@stllcb7894 exactly. No one is complianjng
As a former airline employee, and airline enthusiasts, this is music to my ears. I might enjoy living there.
Way to ruin your life, those people living there have no live. I wonder what do they do to aither watch TV or listening to their favorite piano song. This is crazy and awful.
WAITING FOR A CRASH????
Save money for your Hearing aid!
Great job man💖
Same as you PoolDr. This is music to my ears...!! Have you ever Heard the Rush of a Northrop Grumman F5 Tiger sound burst...? Though Now it's decommissioned 😔😔
Nailed it!! the clarity the mist and perfect light!! well done 👌
The signs warning cars of planes passing overhead is hilarious to me.
Beautiful video! That A380 in the beginning was absolutely majestic.
It's so you don't get alarmed or distracted.
*speed limit enforced by aircraft*
@@DarthKanye 😁😁😁
Yeah, you seriously need to be prepared for applying collision avoidance maneuvers if a jumbo jet comes tumbling out of the sky!
I thought it meant 'drive like a plane' xD
Imagine what it must’ve been like when Concorde was flying. Now that would’ve been spectacular.
Concord flights were few and far between, so the difference wouldn’t be that big really other than a few specific day. Also, chances are this airport wouldn’t fly concord even if it was still in operation today/
Where is this AIRPORT at🤔
@@KOKOBC Concorde would’ve flown in and out of this airport, Heathrow, even now, if it were still in operation. It’s the largest commercial airport in the U.K.
@@3for4PA Heathrow, UK
@@3for4PA it looks like the Eastern approach to the southern runway at London Heathrow . The road of houses is an unofficial plane spotting site.
When you grow up in the basement with the furnace basically in your bedroom you can sleep through anything.
Lol that’s funny 😆
Man you had it rough
I agree
Awww you poor dear
Living in the basement is great
The only issue is you don’t have much natural lighting (my basement doesn’t have much natural lighting, so when I wake up at 10 and go upstairs I get blasted with sunlight)
В ужасных условиях живут люди.шум от моторов самолёта зашкаливает.не позовидуешь.
In the mid-90s I lived in a shared flat with two mates of mine. The flat was right in the approach path to Tegel TXL Airport in Berlin. Every time a plane came in, not only did the TV reception go awry (remember those old bulky TV sets with built-in antenna?), they were flying so low and close to our house that by peeking through the window we could almost tell if the captain was Mr. Miller, Mr. Meyer or Mr. Brown. We could also tell which cabin crew was on duty. We got used to the noise but ultimately we were happy when we finally moved out.
It isn't just the noise. Imagine the carcinogens you inhaled.
Might you be having vertigo or strange lights across your vision? You would do well to have your brain scanned before age 50.
@ renderizer01
That explains your reasonable rent!
@@bigfish7493 Och. Too late, I've already crossed the 50-year demarcation line.
But I'm not suffering from vertigo anyway. Yet...
@@R.Oates7902 That and the fact that we rented the flat from a friend (we were subtenants) and that her father owned the flat. What we colloquially call Vitamin B here in Germany. Good connections.
Lived to of the hill, 1st in San Diego, they'd fly over our house, right inline with the run way, you could see the rivets on the plane, quite entertaining for the early 70's.
I was at 3rd and Grape for about 4 years. The soot on my car every day was more annoying after a while.
Vicki Wood
I lived there too!!🤣😂😱
Very nice footage mate, my dream is ti have noisy neighbours like that ones :)
You and me both!
Aww me too 🥰❤️✈️
Hi Madeira!
@@kubap.6285 Hello Kuba
Not a good idea. I love planes and plane spotting, but been living in Dubai for 8 years, once visited a relative's house in the vicinity of the approach path of those big birds. Every 3 to 4 minutes a 380 or triple 7 passing and the whole house rumbling...
Nerve racking...
The family looking out the window.
"Oh look, he just missed."
I was wondering if this was going to be a disaster video the first few seconds
At least I know that I won’t get a “unnecessary noise” or “disturbing the peace” ticket over there 😅
House party's aplenty and noone would even here you. hehe, lol.
And they have got the nerve to issue fines to everyone else for noise pollution bullcrap when they make any loud kinda noises. It's pathetic and totally hypocritical. WTF.
It's so fascinating how slow it seems these planes are moving at this much weight. Makes you think they'll just fall.
Falling with style
Dear Jesse...
If you think that's impressive
Just ponder on the nuts and bolts that stops the wheel from falling off your car when going past a 22 tone truck whilst doing 100kph ...
Our world is full of mechanical wonders that many people take for granted.
They actually are falling in a controlled descent
Physics is wonderfully interesting when taught by a competent teacher. See Walter Lewin's lectures. Even the Mrs. watches them when I put one on
Optical illusion they aren't moving slow at all.
The quality of the video is insane ! And it's during the night! Amazing
And totally FAKE!
@@jerryvolpini7987 why is it fake?
@@jerryvolpini7987 It's not
@@emilienp6942 Then you know nothing about aircraft. Watch it land, doesn't move an inch in any direction, just doesn't happen. The air movement or turbulence over the aircraft, wings especially, requires constant correction by the pilot meaning the aircraft 'sways' as it lands. And the video is dark and a bit grainy but the aircraft is perfectly lit. Totally fake!
@@jerryvolpini7987 I know a lot of things about. As you seem to be an expert you should be able to see that airplanes here are doing some little corrections. By the way if it's not windy at all, no need for the planes to do corrections. The camera has very good quality that's all, it's made for filming in the dark for sure
I'd love living there. While on the way to Toronto for any Doctor's Appointment I always would ask my Mom or Step Dad to pull to the side of the Road or onto the 427 and park. One time I drove to Toronto and honestly got my signals mixed up and wound up heading to the Airport. Had it not been for another appointment, I'd have found a place to park, sat down and done my own unique version of "Bird Watching.". Yeah I'm a 50 year old Dork.
Oh I LOVE flying.
Won't love it when you get woken up at 4am to some vacuum on steroids
I know exactly where that place is
The science of flight never ceases to amaze me
I remember staying in a bed and breakfast near Heathrow while on a programming contract, this was 20 years ago, the noise was one thing, but there were times the vibrations went right through me and the bed I was in and woke me up suddenly. There were times I thought I was in an earthquake or the subject of a poltergeist manifestation.
One night when I drove trucks OTR, I had to park in a gravel cutout near a busy set of fast-moving freight mainline tracks. It was the same as you mentioned. I normally don't mind some noise like that, but it really shook the whole truck & I heard & felt every train that passed by that night. Tough rest that night.
I mean considering the fact that engines were louder 20 years ago 😮
It could have been honeymoon couples?
@@chanthujohnson Exactly, we experienced these to the full, living near the Sochi airport, we used to feel the Russian engines, in 1980s, 90s, that was really "cool"!
Weakling
This will push me over the edge... I have been living on a farm for 9 years... No noise. No lights. Only the moonlight, which is really bright at full moon, like a spot light on a sports field and the owls sleeping in the tree close to my bedroom window. I went on a weekend away once, and hated every minute of it, so noisy and bright at night... Couldn't sleep a wink
That sounds like heaven. Quiet, dark nights. Perfect
Absolutely insane that a) developers would be allowed to build there and b) anyone would buy these homes, with all due respect to you aviation bluffs out there.
Sometimes houses were built before an airport or airport extension...
When those houses were built Heathrow was a very different airport. Now it's much busier than ever. The people living there today didn't live there when those houses were built. Plus those houses are very cheap in comparison to neighbouring west London suburbs
@@bakerloobadboy but Heatrow, unlike many other airports, is closed at night, checking last nights landings, the last was at 22.49 and the first this morning was at 04.40. So.....
@@Bratfalken fair point, however those are passenger flights, commercial (freight etc) flights fly outside of those times so they come and go all hours of the day and night
Word! Between the highway traffic and the planes above your head theres no sort of peace
Residential soundproofing has improved dramatically over the last several decades. Inside the home, the sound is most likely not too much of a bother. Now, I suspect people who live in that neighborhood are BIG fans of plane spotting, so this is the perfect place to be....
Not to mention exhaust muffling on the bigger planes has improved as well
Oh yeah all those windows really dampen sound, and they look like very new build houses, not several decades old. I also bet it’s just a huge neighborhood of plane fanatics! That just absolutely can’t stop watching the hundreds of planes that fly over every day for years. Moron
Oh yeah there is not enough insulation in the world to muffle out huge 380s buzzing your rooftop
@@camtwan1 I was about to write the same golden comment, but you did it for me 👑.
@@JasonFlorida your whole house would shake..
I remember having a ‘Virgin’ over top of me! Just as noisy too!!😂
I'd happily sit in the garden with a glass of wine watching them !
May I join you??? Jones and Smith just watching planes!!☺
I’ll bring a joint.
This video makes my neighbours look boring,, they just fight.
This is one great video @topfelya ✈️👌
Hello from Sochi, Russia! That's our exact picture near the airport! We simply got used to this, but sometimes we feel irritated!
Have a great weekend, everybody!!!
But you don't have every 2 min. landings like in London.....
Really
@@istra70 Fully agreed, that's crazy.
Продпётся квартира в тихом уютном месте, рядом развитая инфраструктура 😊
🤣😂🤣🌈🌈
Просмотр строго пятница, 7 утра.
Воздух чистый, смога нет))
What?
@@Ricobaca nice place to live 😀
I lived next to an airport till the age of 10 and I didn't realize how soothing the sound is.
Me too 😀
Soothing I'll b scare 💩.
@@marymoreno6076 hahaa! yep that plane is a little too close I would be nervous living there everyday😊😴
The best view ever , I'd be on that roof rolling.
Sounds of engines have a pattern that ears get used to over time, neighbours don't, that's where things get annoying.
Exactly, there is no comparison.. between the predictable and impressive sounds of engines, and the unwelcome and unpredictable sounds of antisocial activity
Right? I grew up right next to a railway line. To this day I don't 'hear' trains approaching - but I certainly hear if one of my neighbours pumps out heavy bass during a party.
That’s true.
I would definitely not live THAT close to a runway or freeway, but I used to fairly close to CDG (Paris) - About 20min ride. And even though we had that sounds in the background almost all the time. We never paid attention.
Except for the concord when it was still flying lol. Everyone noticed that big boy
The sound of aircrafts
@@internetuser691 blow it's head off with a 12 gauge.
They knew what is was like before going there, it is when people move somewhere and then try to stop the sources by complaining.
Brands Hatch was nearly closed by people who moved to it and then made complaints about noise , noise that was there for 40 years before the houses were built.
I remember that very well. People bought their houses at a cheap price because there’s a race track there, and then they complained about the noise. I have no time for people like that.
Here in the far west complaints by newbies is common and some cities have bought up houses built next to and after airports were started becauseof noise complaints
Put it in the same category as people who buy a house next to the train tracks and then start complaining about train noise. We have a police shooting range near where I live that was built in 1928, someone decided it was a good idea to build high end apartments 300 yards away about 3 years ago so now the people that’s lived there for 3 years want to close a police shooting range that’s been there for almost 100 years.
I believe getting used to the noise would be easy, it’s going to sleep every night wondering if this is the night a 747 loses control or a drunk pilot comes in sideways and takes out half your neighborhood that would be a challenge.
Yea or drops an engine or something
Or even an undercarriage wheel❗️☝
LOL point well taken.
If a wheel lands in my yard I'm keeping it!
@@billylozito5790 the NTSB might disagree but i would as well.😜
Years ago my wife and I lived near Charleston Air Force Base and one of the runways alogned with our house. When they were using that runway C-5A Galaxy transports came in frequently just above the tree tops. Every thing in the house would shake and rattle and even talking was impossible. We had pictures fall off walls and once a glass globe fell out of a chandelier. Not long ago while in town I drove by the house and was surprised it was still standing. Of course, the last C-5 has gone to the boneyard but I wonder if that runway is still active and what flies over that house.
It should not be allowed to even build a building or house their. Its known how dangerous this is to peoples health. 60% of them diing over the years on heart issues.
Shit man glad to hear that your wife has schizofremie
Nice post. U have a writer's talent. I wanted to read more!😏
@@Alexs_Music_Comps LOL, it was a military town with a huge Navy and Air Force presence, they could have landed on the houses and gotten away with it. Actually all the bases weren't actually in a city so that made it easier. Looking back, they must have been limited to certain times of the day because I don't remember ever hearing one at night. Then again I was deployed half the time I lived there so I wouldn't have heard them anyway.
Awesome. I used to live under the Heathrow flight path. The silence during the night-time flight curfew would keep me awake.
This would be a good thing for me; I love watching planes coming in for landing. Awesome filming, thanks for sharing!
Until the Jet A gave you cancer
Lmao it's all fun and games till you can't sleep or some accident happened and the debris hit your house
A good thing until you get sick
First time I traveled to Chicago, the house where I stayed had planes flying over like this, I was in disbelief when I first saw it, thought it was cool until after about a week, I couldn't wait to get back home.
O Hare is a big airport.
I grew up in the Southwestern flight path directly outside of O'Hare. Planes flying so low they'd shake the house.
I lived on military bases growing up and jet fighters were taking off everyday. Didn't even see most of them, just heard the sonic booms usually. It became a regular thing like living near train tracks.
Before DVRs when a plane flew over you couldn’t hear the audio on TV shows for a good half a minute and there was no way to rewind. Left a lot to the imagination.
Grew up next to freight train tracks in the 90s. Brings back memories of futile attempts to max the volume during my favorite shows🤣
@@TheHerrMan I could see that being a even longer interruption. On one occasion I was on a bike at a crossing so I stopped and was standing as the train went by. That is a completely stiffener experience than being in a car. The ground was shaking and much loud being exposed like I was. My fight it flight hit triggered.
@Dakota Matos no closed captioning or subtitles. Often that show never came on again so you could hear what you had missed.
It’s still amazing how they stay up. I think they deserve to shout out about it!!!
Agreed! Even though we know the physics of it all its still amazing to see giant metal beasts weighing TONS blast into the sky.
Shout all you want. I still can't hear you over the engine noise.
Stay up? Are you talking about the planes or the close by residence as it’s obvious how they stay up.
@@skykid4000 I think he means the airplanes. How such huge heavy machines stay airborne. We know the physics but I guess still amazing to see. Kinda like seeing the huge MAERSK freighter ships.
Back in the 80s I was homeless in my hometown of Oakland California. I remember I used to park my car up in the hills by a place called Lincoln Square in the Safeway parking lot. You could just sit up there in the summertime and hear the gun battles down in the Flatlands. Someone would empty a pistol and then a shotgun would reply, makes me homesick just thinking about it.
I saw your Chanel has no videos. Perhaps an odd suggestion but maybe post a video telling your story. It sounds interesting.
@@ZRosserMcIntosh That was nice of you to suggest. It actually would be interesting. 🙂
Maybe someday. I tell it at AA every so often. I flatter myself thinking it sounds like the Basketball Diaries but it never sounds cool, just ghastly? Stupid ? A series of terrible decisions. framed by chronic , deadly disease.
@@Beemer917 You never know Christian. Sometimes in our deepest throes stories come out that can move many souls. I am fighting my own demons. It seems a hard battle to fight sometimes but I do a step at a time and as long as I am here I think there is a higher power that has a plan for all of us. I am not a born again anything nor part of any denomination but as long as I am alive, I have to believe in myself. I think you should too. Just one human being to another. Stay safe.
I mean, as an aviation enthusiast, this is actually relaxing to my ears
Same. Can I get this on a loop to play at bedtime instead of rain showers or ocean waves?
I love the high pitch spooling sound
That's like being a gun enthusiast and saying living at the gun range would be Heaven. Oh sure, except for those many hours of the day and night you'd like to sleep, watch TV, have a conversation,, or you know, live a peaceful life at a volume under 150 decibels. Yeah, I love trains too, but living on a commuter rail line isn't my idea of a good time either. After about a week or two, it would get pretty old too. I'm a car enthusiast too, but I don't want to live 15' from a 8-lane interstate highway.
@@stevenbeall9637 True but when you live near things like that you become accustomed to it and don’t notice. I used to be with a girl who lived next to a train line, I heard them but she said she hardly noticed
It would be really relaxing after you lost your hearing.
Potential buyer says to real estate agent. "Now, I see why these houses are so cheap".
What a great video. This is probably the clearest and nicest I have ever watched.
I know, it's really vivid. more clear than reality... weird.
Definately it felt so smoothe and just beautiful , loved it
Home owner: “I’m selling my house for $400,000.”
Buyer: “”I’ll give you $25,000.”
"…..... Deal!......."
Unless you sell this horrible place to a Rockband as their HQ, I don't see any land here...
They would have to market it to a deaf person then you would get the 400,000 😀
@@vanPoll It's pretty normal for inner city suburbs not to have any land, and people will still pay a fortune to live in the cities even if it means no garden.
Also as far as "horrible" houses go, these are your typical 1930s houses, MUCH better then the crappy new builds.
Rick Harrison spotted!!
I used to live close to train tracks and honestly didn’t even notice the noise anymore after my first month or so of living there. I imagine this would be about the same way.
No you definitely notice. Planes are so disturbing, and way louder. where as a passing train can just lull you to sleep.
Do you live next to a airport?
@@seandepoppe6716 Try speaking to people who live next to airports. They tune it out and don't notice. They probably upgrade the sound insulation too!
Same here though at the time it was steam trains....loved it. Have also lived under the flight path for Heathrow at times (looks like same location) and I loved it.
Я тоже живу близко к аэропорту. Когда садятся их почти не слышно, а вот взлетают, сильный рев, смотря в какую сторону и в какое время. Утром в 5ч, это что и взлетают один за другим. Люди привыкают.
Что значит привыкают ? Глухие становятся ? 😁
@@bestabesta5927 и такое ощущение, ещё немного и крышу домов снесут!
К этому можно привыкнуть, если оглохли от рёва. А если со слухом нормально - не поверю, что привыкают.
Ładne 👍 Koło mnie latają wojskowe F 16 Też latają nisko, głośno i dużo. 🇵🇱🛩️✈️
@@bestabesta5927 Жила рядом с военным аэродромом. На пятом этаже, выше только крыша. Первое время пригибалась, потом привыкла. Ребёнок даже не просыпался. Нет, один раз отвыкла!) Самолёт слишком низко пролетел-стекла лопнули в одной из комнат.Потом все было норм.)))
И да, со слухом у меня все отлично, даже черезчур!
The price of those houses and nearby terrain must be extremely affordable then 😀
Hmm I don't think so, houses nearby airports, stadiums tend to be expensive
A dollar for square feet hahaha 😆LOL
This is London, no such thing as cheap homes in London
@@nakkadu in that case people are living there an expensive life + insomnia for free 😉
Good point my friend, some people want half price houses, no planes, no roads, no prisons, no mental hospitals. They need a check up from the neck up !!
When these people brought the house they knew that was there. They can hardly complain.
Personally I'd love it.
Wrong. My folks had a house in queens, New York. The airport ( now Kennedy) wasn’t built yet. When the airport was built, there were only propeller planes, so the approach wasn’t as low or loud. Then came the jets. Every 90 seconds or so, the TV would go nuts and if you were speaking, you’d wait til the jet cleared. Was great when the winds shifted, no jets!
But they DO complain! This happens all around the world near airports and racetracks. Which eventually leads to noise abatement regulations that these establishments have to suffer. It should be against the law to zone a residential area near racetracks and the path of active runways.
@@paulne1514 The comment was about Heatrow. The airbase it is built upon date back to the 1930's when those houses looks like they date back to the 1950's or 60's.
At that time very loud 707, comets and DC-8 were already flying over that piece of land upon take off or landing.
So unlike your folks the residents of those houses on the vidéo knew about the noise when they bought them. They should Not complaint.
Just have to imagine you're next to the ocean with huge waves crashing against the house. 🙃🤣
Yeah you'd love it for a few hours not forever.
The famed Myrtle Avenue near Heathrow……an AVGeek’s dream come true. Would gladly move there 😀
Change one letter in the name and you have Deathrow. No thanks. Went through there twice years ago, massive. Is it bigger now?
@@carlgustav945 Depends on how long ago you were there.
This is Heathrow? Never realized there were homes this close to the approach path. Been a few mornings we have been the first airplane to land there. Fines prevent us from landing any earlier than 0600. I remember touching down at 0601 once.
The costs of the noise would eventually drown away any adrenaline rush from watching the iron birds
No way I’d live under the flight path . That noise would eventually do anyones head in
Смотреть на это можно, то там жить - нет!!!!
Beautiful filming. I love how the lighting dances off the bottom of the craft as it land. Noise wise, I would say not bad at all. Now what was there first the airport or the apartment / homes? I surely would not want to live or own something so close to the flight path landing zone. But some people also live next to trains which is much worse.
I believe the houses were there first. However I bet a lot of the people who live there moved after the airport was opened.
About the noise, you should play this audio on your most powefull System on max setting, then you would know the pain. 4 massive engines going n1 40-60% is loud as hell.
Not true at all. You obviously based your opinion of this video and not experience.
Most houses are built with sound deadining ceiling tiles wear I live.
The houses are 1930s design. There was a little airfield there around the same time but it massively expanded after WW2.
I doubt very much any of the original owners are still alive.
ok but imagine how cool it would be to see planes fly by so close everyday despite the noisiness
Until one comes up short. 🙃
*o h n o*
It would be cool 30mins. After 30mins you'll hate the planes and airports and people working there.
Yes!! I loved when the planes came into Nashville to land and if I was on Elm Hill Pike, they were so close to the road you could see their underbellies nicely! Seemed only a hundred (?) feet because the road would rise (Elm Hill) to meet the planes. Thrilling.
Тот случай, когда скоростное шоссе перед домом это меньшая из проблем. Идеальное место для людей с нарушениями слуха, для тех из них, кто вообще ничего не слышит.
Yep. Good idea. Deaf community
Yeah!
Until a jet rips through your house
Why houses?They could have built a Green zone,with trees acting like a Natural Wall and sound barrier near the road
Uh, because of money.
I used to live right down the road to the airport in Las Vegas. It was cool at night seeing the lights from the planes lined up out in the distance getting ready to land then get a belly shot as they flew over the house.
Punctuation ?.
I lived in Charlotte, NC where they lined up in the sky for landing at Douglas Int.
man that must have been amazing staying in those houses when concorde was flying bet you that shook the foundations be great to have heard and seen that taking off and landing everyday
As a kid we lived under the flight path in Chertsey. Hearing and then seeing Concorde taking off over our heads was the most amazing sight and sound ever. You could set your watch by it at 11.02am.
Lived over looking the Thames. Concorde used to pass my window every night at 5:15 for years and l always rushed to the balcony to see it until it was no more - boo hoo
yes that would be cool!
@@kevinleighton6126 grew up in Langley, concord ripping over when it took off heading west was the noisiest thing till I saw Motörhead at Hammersmith 😂
That development probably didn't exist at that time. But you can bet your rear that I would be laying on the roof watching every plane passing.
The Day it Crashes into the neighborhood like in San Paulo Brazil, is a day that will live in infamy. Who's the nut developer and city planner that approved this deal should be fired and prosecuted
This place is idyllic to those that had been longing for a certain FREEDOM! TENSION RELEASING THERAPY! When the engine comes roaring in with all it's might, I can yell on top of my voice, stomp my feet, then, what! CRY as much as I can! When the noise fades away, I'm a renewed being, COOL! AND COMPOSE!
I live in the country, this makes me feel anxious watching this.
I live in the inner city and this makes me anxious too. I'd need triple glazing, insulation galore and noise-cancelling headphones to live there I'm afraid.
I lived next to LAX to many years. The houses go in the millions...the airport had to pay for soundproofing and double windows etc. Gives me nightmares now...reminds me of the Twilight Zone episode of the woman dreaming of a plane crashing into their house and killing them....so they stayed in a hotel....it crashed into the hotel. Lol
I suffered all through the 60's, 70's and part of the 80's living under the glide path of ATL airport .It wasn't too bad at first, mostly DC-3's and not so many at a time. Then came the dreaded 707's, 727's and DC8's. I lost 30 seconds of dialog out of every 2 minutes of any TV programs running when they were going overhead.
Thank heaven i don't have to deal with that any more!
😀
Our 1965 house is now under one of the runways at Hartsfield. We were 2 blocks from the old airport. We would turn off the TV from 8 -11 PM. Couldn't hear the sound. I would turn on my transistor radio and listen to WQXI.
Sir!
What town outside of ATL if I may ask? I’m from Covington, so the when the arrivals are coming in westbound, they usually turn right over Newton County when lining up for final. The closest aircraft are the ones lining up for 27L. Spent many nights of my childhood just watching them come from all over the world and line up.
I would love to live there. I love flying and seeing the beautiful jets. Growing up my father use to take me to the airport two hours away to see the airplanes land and take off 💖💖💖😍😍
When I was a kid, we used to go to SF Intl. Airport as an Sunday thing, sit by the restaurant window, have dinner and dessert, watching planes take off and land, and fantisize about where everybody was going, and what activities they will experience. Loved it! 💕😁✈️My passion is now travelling! 💕
Vous pilotez ?
Fun fact: Freddie Mercury used to live in this neighborhood when his parents moved to England.
I'm guessing this is the approach to Heathrow, sometimes I drive into Brentford from the M25 and these monsters are literally flying down the road towards you! It makes you drive just that little bit faster!
Yeah I stayed in a hotel where this would have been filmed from, I used to sit out and watch them landing and taking off, I love it
Wow since when this became monster seriously amazing view would loved to see this amazing view seriously are you.they amazing views not monsters stop being selfish its been here for decades no one had problems if you drive safely use your brain no harm would come..
It must be really cheap to live there
The insane thing is, this is Heathrow airport in London and those houses cost 750,000 apiece and the airport workers will pay it so they can walk to work.
@@washmabi where would airport workers get 750k for a house
@@southernbreeze3278 depends. management staff & pilots etc could probably
@@southernbreeze3278 From the baggage?
@@southernbreeze3278 Well, 150k down payment leaves 600k, 25 year mortgage cost 3000 a month-36k a year. Two incomes at £15 an hour, 50 hours a week- 80k a year . £15 is a senior warehouse workers wage (minimum wage in the UK is nearly £10) and office and management wages higher and people take longer mortgages or interest only mortgages and somehow get by. It's a life I suppose.
I love it. This is perfect for me, I’m a definite plane spotter nerd.
Me too
I doubt that you would say its "perfect" after living there for more than couple of days. Quite sure that whenever bigger bird is flying by, entire house shakes. Not a fun thing to experience 24/7. Can't imagine anyone sleeping there without ear plugs.
@@Hozugi i already live near several military bases I love the Jets. I use to live next to a train track for a few years and just got a ton of bobble heads that would bobble when the train went by.
Вы хоть представляете какой это шум??? Вы бы сума могли через 3 дня!
Same 💯
After living next to a busy train track where they blow the horn for 18 years, I can tell you these people probably don't really even hear that after a while.
What??!! Are you seriously saying that you get used to living right next to train stations and airports??!!! I'm guessing you just go deaf then it's like no big deal, Lol....
@@LTJC70 it would seem like that is possible, but seriously I don't even hear the train when it goes by anymore. It happens so frequently, it's possible that your brain just tunes it out, but unless I'm outside, and paying attention we really don't hear it. My ex-wife's parents used to live so close to the airplanes you could see the people looking out the windows at night, but they said they could not hear them anymore and I thought they were crazy until I moved next to the tracks.
@@dwood2342
It just seems to hard to believe... Heck just listening to that plane land on my phone was irritating enough for my poor ears!! Lol
@@LTJC70 it does seem hard to believe but it's honestly true. It's like the people who live near the interstates they don't hear the cars they only hear the wrecks.
@@LTJC70 I just found this reply to that same question on Reddit. Here is the cut and paste.
Xyuli • 4 yr. ago
My parents live near train tracks in the Brampton suburbs. We lived pretty close to them, they were a walk to the end of the street (like not even 5 minutes) and then there is a fence and a hill away. Most of the trains that go by seem like cargo trains but it’s also the same tracks for the Go Train as well. Honestly, you don’t even notice it. I slept with my window open all the time. My mom is a sensitive sleeper and she has a harder time sleeping in my condo downtown because she can hear sirens, cars, and street noise. Trains can be loud but I’ve never been woken by them. And if you close the window, they’re even less noticeable. The thing with trains is the noise they make isn’t intrusive like a siren or street noise, it’s just loud white noise, if that makes sense. So it’s easy to zone it out. I honestly can’t remember the last time I heard a train go by and I lived in that house for years!