Full Flight | American Airlines | Airbus A330-300 | Philadelphia to San Juan | N278AY

Flight Info:
Airline: American Airlines
Aircraft: Airbus A330-323
Registration: N278AY - Retired
Aircraft Age: 19.1 Years Old
Livery: American
Seat: 24H
Flight Number: AA1496
Route: PHL-SJU
Origin: Philadelphia International Airport
Destination: San Juan Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport
Date: March 3, 2020
Scheduled Departure: 8:05 AM EST
Actual Departure: 8:30 AM EST
Scheduled Arrival: 12:56 PM AST
Actual Arrival: 12:29 PM AST
Flight Time: 2:59
Recorded with: GoPro Hero 5 Black
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[@tonyhernandez3227]

jetBlue now is the dominant carrier at SJU. Replacing American Airlines due to financial difficulties at American Airlines during those times

[@Averis2G]

Haven't flown in a while, Its great to watch some videos, It takes you back, Great job

[@AviatorTravis]

Thanks! Hopefully you can fly soon.

[@dumitrulangham1721]

Another brilliant video mate! You must clock some air-miles

[@AviatorTravis]

Yea! 125k this year.

[@dumitrulangham1721]

@@AviatorTravis 🤩👍 amazing

[@rondacus]

First time catching a flight on your channel. Nice video...except for the crying babies. Why does no one put a little NyQuil in the juice? 🤣

[@AviatorTravis]

Thanks! And ugh I know, that’s the worst part.

[@RealKevGotEm]

What an awesome landing. For an A330? Wow

[@AviatorTravis]

Yea!!

[@andybaistow9368]

I agree....fantastic landing.

[@andybaistow9368]

Best part of this video was take off and definitely landing.....fantastic landing infact. Worst bit was listening to kids crying and moaning in the background....and why the hell do people clap once the plane had landed, its really insulting towards the pilots.

[@AviatorTravis]

Thanks a lot! Was a great flight. I can’t stand crying kids lol and people that clap idk why they do..it’s annoying.

[@alvexok5523]

@@AviatorTravis what I've noticed is the clapping thing usually happens upon arrival at vacation resort destinations like the Caribbean, like they're cheering that they've landed at their tropical vacation spot. I noticed clapping upon landing in the Virgin Islands and Punta Cana as well. I've noticed you don't get clapping very often on regular flights landing, such as landing in Cleveland from Chicago, or landing in St. Louis from Washington DC, since there are more people traveling for reasons other than vacation, traveling on business, etc.

[@MerusMonkey]

How often do u fly

[@AviatorTravis]

Depended but usually every week or two.

[@MerusMonkey]

@@AviatorTravis dang that must be expensive

[@MerusMonkey]

@@AviatorTravis do u like to fly or do u get anxiety on takeoff

[@AviatorTravis]

@@MerusMonkey No, I never get anxiety. I love flying!