I appreciate your videos. Many don't understand why I love travel (specifically aviation) so much. They look at me funny when I tell them that I don't mind layovers because it gives me a chance visit and explore airports. Your content proves I'm not the only one. Keep it up! I will definitely be tuning in.
I worked at Dulles for about 3 years while working for AirTran and Continental back in the mid to late 2000's. Probably one of my favorite airports to work at (better if the cost of living in that area wasn't so high).
I grew up near Dulles and always enjoyed visiting, especially after the Concorde started to land there. Wow, so much has been added, which is good because back in the beginning it was known as a giant white elephant that no airlines really used. So glad to see it is now busy and serving national and international flights. But it has become too complex. The first iteration was elegantly simple, like the terminal architecture. All the gates used the mobile lounges to take you to your plane on the tarmac, except for a couple gates downstairs. Ironic that they are now used to take people across the tarmac between terminal locations. Thank you for the great video!
I truly appreciate this video. I grew up in McLean VA and visited Dulles often when my Dad and other family members would go on trips. I really liked how you presented the airport, especially the scale of it. Prior to 9/11, I remember being able to walk around the airport with essentially no limits. It's closed now, but there used to be an observation deck along the base of the landside terminal control tower that gave incredible views of the runways outside. I did have one question. You mentioned the mobile lounges are being phased out. Is that because of the aero train? Back when I lived in the area, the mobile lounges were one of the highlights of visiting the airport. A neighbor of mine used to help run the control station for them. There was also a news story back in the 1970s where a storm knocked out of the huge glass panes in the landside terminal. Thank you again for letting me what a part of my childhood represented as a special trip and what it's become today.
Great video! Glad they still have the original ticket counter signage. I think that is all that's left regarding the original signage there. I know the big flight board is gone. I first flew in there in 1987 on a Delta 737-200 from ATL. Left two days later in another Delta 732 to DFW. Went back there a couple more times in '88, '92 and '06. Things really changed by '06. Missed the mobile lounge trips to the aircraft. However, future generations could still see and hear what the looked and sounded like by watching near the end of "Broadcast News". The flight board can be seen in "The Man with One Red Shoe".
I'm glad you came back to check it out! Eventually I'll get to 'em all! NYC is one of my most requested destinations, and it's just a matter of when, not if!
I flew out of here a year ago. Getting there was very convenient thanks to the Silver Line - I lived by Reagan Airport so I had to transfer lines but having a reliable subway to get to Dulles was still very helpful! I'm glad you covered it. I do not know what your current itinerary looks like, but I hope you pay a visit to Boston soon. Logan airport is simply massive - I used to visit regularly, and still couldn't make heads or tails of the place!
The Silver Line is a game-changer for Dulles, I'd say; finally pulls it all together! Boston is one of the highest on my list. I was there many years ago, but don't remember it very well, and I'm anxious to get back. It's a frequently requested destination, too!
I think this is a fine United Airlines hub and serves as a large world class airport in the DC Area. I wish my upcoming new home airport serves IAD. Also, IAD sits on the county line of Loudon and Fairfax Counties, two of the wealthiest counties in NoVA and the DC Area.
@@MilesByFoot, Fairfax County is #4 on the list when it comes to household income. Loudon County is #1. If you're wondering what are 2 and 3, well, in the Bay Area, Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties are 2 and 3, respectively.
So i am nearing my 2 year anniversary with my loving Swedish gf, and ever since me and her started dating we have talked about visiting each other. Over a year ago the plan was made for her to come here to the Cursed lands of Ohio, but before she could make it here she had to stop at O'hare. Her being over 4000 miles away from home of course would cause lots or stress, so to help her i went into as much detail as i could find about the airport, and the one video i found best for that was your airport walk of all the terminals. In which greatly helped me and my love have an inkling of what to expect and what to do (also may or may not have chosen O'hare again later that year in december because of that video when going to visit her in Sweden) Fast forward to 10 days ago its her second visit, oh and would you look at that, a hurricane just canceled her stop at JFK, looks like Dulles is your next stop conveniently as you just posted this video! So my gf and i would like to say thank you for all the help you have given us in traversing the stepping stones of our world, we hope to see more cozy videos in the future, and for your to have a good year ! safe travels!
I’ve been a dc native my whole life, flown out of BWI the most, Reagan a few times, but never IAD. I will be flying out of it next month for the first time ever and I’m excited. I’m quite familiar with the airport already as I have a lot of business there, but I’m excited to finally be a passenger.
It's wild! I flew the tiny hop on my sim (still on XP11) from CHO to IAD just to get a feel for the shortness of the flight, and you can almost see IAD once you're at altitude!
And can you show the Aerotrain ride C Gates to B gates in the rear back view at Dulles Airport? And can you also show the aerotrain ride behind the b and c terminal where train switch tracks.
I never been to Dulles. I think JetBlue should go back there because I am a huge JetBlue fan because I have autism. Are you going to be doing Newark anytime soon?
C/D gates are the worst. United needs to make the airport fix this concourse. There's no space so the lines overlap when gates are boarding around the same time. No gate has enough space for all the people boarding the flights either.
Sorry, but I don't like you're video. It gives too much attention to United, and not enough to the giant parking garage I always get lost in every time I park there.
I appreciate your videos. Many don't understand why I love travel (specifically aviation) so much. They look at me funny when I tell them that I don't mind layovers because it gives me a chance visit and explore airports. Your content proves I'm not the only one. Keep it up! I will definitely be tuning in.
I worked at Dulles for about 3 years while working for AirTran and Continental back in the mid to late 2000's. Probably one of my favorite airports to work at (better if the cost of living in that area wasn't so high).
I grew up near Dulles and always enjoyed visiting, especially after the Concorde started to land there. Wow, so much has been added, which is good because back in the beginning it was known as a giant white elephant that no airlines really used. So glad to see it is now busy and serving national and international flights. But it has become too complex. The first iteration was elegantly simple, like the terminal architecture. All the gates used the mobile lounges to take you to your plane on the tarmac, except for a couple gates downstairs. Ironic that they are now used to take people across the tarmac between terminal locations. Thank you for the great video!
I truly appreciate this video. I grew up in McLean VA and visited Dulles often when my Dad and other family members would go on trips. I really liked how you presented the airport, especially the scale of it. Prior to 9/11, I remember being able to walk around the airport with essentially no limits. It's closed now, but there used to be an observation deck along the base of the landside terminal control tower that gave incredible views of the runways outside.
I did have one question. You mentioned the mobile lounges are being phased out. Is that because of the aero train? Back when I lived in the area, the mobile lounges were one of the highlights of visiting the airport. A neighbor of mine used to help run the control station for them. There was also a news story back in the 1970s where a storm knocked out of the huge glass panes in the landside terminal. Thank you again for letting me what a part of my childhood represented as a special trip and what it's become today.
My favorite airport everrrr
It's up there on my list, too!
My second favorite airport in all the world 👌 local to me here around DC. Thank you for sharing 👍 Love this format!
Thanks as always!
Great video! Glad they still have the original ticket counter signage. I think that is all that's left regarding the original signage there. I know the big flight board is gone. I first flew in there in 1987 on a Delta 737-200 from ATL. Left two days later in another Delta 732 to DFW. Went back there a couple more times in '88, '92 and '06. Things really changed by '06. Missed the mobile lounge trips to the aircraft. However, future generations could still see and hear what the looked and sounded like by watching near the end of "Broadcast News". The flight board can be seen in "The Man with One Red Shoe".
Just found you and I love your videos. Come to STL sometime! It’s my home airport.
I've been before, but not while filming, and it's a neat one! I'll likely being going back soon!
Can you do a tour of Austin Bergstrom international airport one day? That’s my home airport and your videos really describe a lot.
I'd love to go one day!
I remember one time asking you if you had done a video on IAD.. I love this video!! Do you plan to do NYC metro airports soon?
I'm glad you came back to check it out! Eventually I'll get to 'em all!
NYC is one of my most requested destinations, and it's just a matter of when, not if!
I flew out of here a year ago. Getting there was very convenient thanks to the Silver Line - I lived by Reagan Airport so I had to transfer lines but having a reliable subway to get to Dulles was still very helpful! I'm glad you covered it.
I do not know what your current itinerary looks like, but I hope you pay a visit to Boston soon. Logan airport is simply massive - I used to visit regularly, and still couldn't make heads or tails of the place!
The Silver Line is a game-changer for Dulles, I'd say; finally pulls it all together!
Boston is one of the highest on my list. I was there many years ago, but don't remember it very well, and I'm anxious to get back. It's a frequently requested destination, too!
I think this is a fine United Airlines hub and serves as a large world class airport in the DC Area. I wish my upcoming new home airport serves IAD. Also, IAD sits on the county line of Loudon and Fairfax Counties, two of the wealthiest counties in NoVA and the DC Area.
Fairfax County is one of the wealthiest counties in the whole country, if you can believe it!
@@MilesByFoot, Fairfax County is #4 on the list when it comes to household income. Loudon County is #1. If you're wondering what are 2 and 3, well, in the Bay Area, Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties are 2 and 3, respectively.
So i am nearing my 2 year anniversary with my loving Swedish gf, and ever since me and her started dating we have talked about visiting each other. Over a year ago the plan was made for her to come here to the Cursed lands of Ohio, but before she could make it here she had to stop at O'hare. Her being over 4000 miles away from home of course would cause lots or stress, so to help her i went into as much detail as i could find about the airport, and the one video i found best for that was your airport walk of all the terminals. In which greatly helped me and my love have an inkling of what to expect and what to do
(also may or may not have chosen O'hare again later that year in december because of that video when going to visit her in Sweden)
Fast forward to 10 days ago
its her second visit, oh and would you look at that, a hurricane just canceled her stop at JFK, looks like Dulles is your next stop
conveniently as you just posted this video!
So my gf and i would like to say thank you for all the help you have given us in traversing the stepping stones of our world, we hope to see more cozy videos in the future, and for your to have a good year !
safe travels!
Thanks for your kind comment! Glad the timing was so lucky!
My home airport growing up. I have fond memories of riding the mobile lounges to meet my grandparents at the gate (pre-9/11)
I'm glad!
@@MilesByFoot where is my Bangladesh? 🇧🇩 is the picture. Please see it.
I’ve been a dc native my whole life, flown out of BWI the most, Reagan a few times, but never IAD. I will be flying out of it next month for the first time ever and I’m excited. I’m quite familiar with the airport already as I have a lot of business there, but I’m excited to finally be a passenger.
That is awesome!
Never flown to Dulles, but I was surprised how big it was when I landed on MSFS
It's wild! I flew the tiny hop on my sim (still on XP11) from CHO to IAD just to get a feel for the shortness of the flight, and you can almost see IAD once you're at altitude!
@MilesByFoot that's awesome lol. When I landed and I saw how far I had to taxi into the gates I was like there's no way it's this huge
And can you show the Aerotrain ride C Gates to B gates in the rear back view at Dulles Airport? And can you also show the aerotrain ride behind the b and c terminal where train switch tracks.
My ASMR video, which will come out shortly, will have as detailed a view of the track plan as possible!
@@MilesByFoot will the aerotrain show the back view of the tunnel going from C to B
Please do Cleveland International Airport and Greensboro International Airport
Where is the park? I see the video is no parking.
Question: Do you plan to visit any of the NY airports soon? BTW Dulles is one of my top hubs that I have been too!
New York's airports are on the very short list. It's just a matter of when, not if!
Not bad.
tbh, this airport will forever be a unique one
edit: am i the first one to notice the bat on all of the thumbnails?
You're the first one to say something about it, that's for sure! :)
I never been to Dulles. I think JetBlue should go back there because I am a huge JetBlue fan because I have autism. Are you going to be doing Newark anytime soon?
For Newark, it's a matter of when, not if!
I live in New Jersey actually. In the future I suggest to film at Newark Airport new Terminal A.
@@benwintfeld2983 I look forward to visiting EWR very soon!
Absolutely!!! I am ready for that if you do.
when you land at iad d gates you'll have time to ride the aerotrain from the c gates.
You missed a line to Korea.
I'm not sure I know what you mean. Korean Air, to my knowledge, is the only airline with nonstop service to Seoul, served daily.
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Where is my Bangladesh 🇧🇩 is the picture please
C/D gates are the worst. United needs to make the airport fix this concourse. There's no space so the lines overlap when gates are boarding around the same time. No gate has enough space for all the people boarding the flights either.
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Sorry, but I don't like you're video. It gives too much attention to United, and not enough to the giant parking garage I always get lost in every time I park there.
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