I'm about to upload my SWA journey IAH-DAL, DAL-MDW, MDW-IAH soon--attended the Chicago Auto Show recently, made a quick overnight journey up there because I'm single with no kids and can get away with that! :) Interesting shots at DAL, noticed the former eyebrow windows on that Triple Crown being covered over, that -700 parking at the gate applying slight power and can clearly see the jet wash on the rain soaked tarmac! Nothing to see flight-wise, all clouds! Interesting how your flight was continuing on to LAS--my MDW-IAH flight home also continued onward there! Did you layover at IAH or go elsewhere? Hard to believe SWA only has 3 gates at IAH and they manage to push a lot of flights out! The -700's don't have much leg room, I prefer the -800s bud did experience my first MAX flight DAL-MDW
This was a layover for me at IAH. This was the day United introduced their new A321NEO, so I connected to United and took that inaugural flight to ORD.
If I was the CEO of Southwest I would have purchased the copyright for the livery on AirCal jets from AA. AirCal jets had such a beautiful paint job, right up there with TWA's last and final.
Did you hear about the huge order from American Airlines today?....85 Airbus A321 NEO.....85 Boeing 737 MAX 10 including converting a previous order of 30 MAX 8's to 10's.....and 90 Embraer E 175's. I recently read that 43% of American's total daily flights are on regional jets.
I did hear about that. The A321's weren't really a surprise to me. Even the 175's weren't totally a surprise, although the number of them is. The 737 Max 10 though. That was a surprise to me.
My brother would make fun of me because given the chance I'd take a round-about flight like this between Dallas and Las Vegas just because I love flying 😃
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That is a great question, because I don't think this flight was anything special. I'm trying to remember, but I'm pretty sure this was just a normal flight.
@@sla31I would rather drive my brand new Ford F350 instead of flying because I like driving and I don’t wanna sit in a cramped 737. Spacious truck and that new car smell is just too good.
Thanks for the terminal footage I like to see it and people all look the same in the Airport anywhere kinda bored 😊😊.question for ya I notice Americans clap a lot when the plane lands is this tradition ,or a sign of gratitude for being safely back on the ground ,not something I've ever experienced here in Australia ,thanks again really envy your job mate Kym Adelaide
So, I'll be honest. I think you see an adversely large number of flights with clapping in the US on my channel primarily because I often take special flights. Inaugural flights, final flights, retirement flights, etc. Flights that have an added meaning or point that actually warrants the clapping haha. This flight here seems to be the exception. This was a random, non-special flight and I have no idea why people started clapping. In over 1,000 flights, I'd say less than 1% of them have ended with clapping in the US. My experience has been that this is far more common in Asia and Europe. Regardless, this is not a common occurrence in the US, it's again, I think an inflated sample set because of the types of flights I generally take.
@@kymw7833 oh no, definitely not my friend. I just thought it was worth pointing out that I think it’s more common in my videos than usual given the type of flights I generally take. And I did remeber what the deal was with this flight. So the group around me on the plane was a group of teenagers. A swim team of if I remember correctly. And I think they were just being… How to put it nicely… they were being obnoxious 😂. They clapped solely because they were poking fun at the practice and wanted to act like stereotypical teens 😂.
A couple other people mentioned this and I couldn’t remember why they were clapping, but I just remembered… it was a group of teenagers, a sports team by the look of them, and I’m pretty sure they did it just poke fun at the practice. You know, the stereotypical behavior for some teens 😂.
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Thank you Bryce once again for uploading the video😊😅🎉😂❤❤and what is your next flight video?
Don't know, because I haven't scheduled it yet haha.
@@sla31keep up the work
Wonderful video clip of SW 737 take off out of Dallas
Stunning fast and powerful take off sequence !
I'm about to upload my SWA journey IAH-DAL, DAL-MDW, MDW-IAH soon--attended the Chicago Auto Show recently, made a quick overnight journey up there because I'm single with no kids and can get away with that! :) Interesting shots at DAL, noticed the former eyebrow windows on that Triple Crown being covered over, that -700 parking at the gate applying slight power and can clearly see the jet wash on the rain soaked tarmac! Nothing to see flight-wise, all clouds! Interesting how your flight was continuing on to LAS--my MDW-IAH flight home also continued onward there! Did you layover at IAH or go elsewhere? Hard to believe SWA only has 3 gates at IAH and they manage to push a lot of flights out! The -700's don't have much leg room, I prefer the -800s bud did experience my first MAX flight DAL-MDW
This was a layover for me at IAH. This was the day United introduced their new A321NEO, so I connected to United and took that inaugural flight to ORD.
Imma use this for sleep, thanks!
Wow this full flight is so fun 🎉😊
Wow! Cloudy, rainy, and wet all along east Texas. Must have been a huge storm system.
It was indeed quite a large system. Made for an interesting flight though.
If I was the CEO of Southwest I would have purchased the copyright for the livery on AirCal jets from AA. AirCal jets had such a beautiful paint job, right up there with TWA's last and final.
I saw the AirCal at cvg one time, it was pretty good looking!
Great ride on swa how fun
Keep up the great work amazing video to!
Great video! Looks like it was a bit of a bumpy ride for the last few minutes.
Another great one thank you. Just curious but with all your flight hours have you ever seen anything weird in the sky’s?
Nothing that I can't explain. And I do have a lot of hours looking out airplane windows haha.
Awesome Vid I have Southwest clips too
How do you upload so much hours of video How do you have so much space
Very nice blue plane 737-700 Southwest i like this airplane. ❤❤😊🤩😁😀🧳💺🌐🌏🌎🌍🗺️🧑✈️🧑🏼✈️👩🏼✈️🛫🛬✈️💯 The 737 all airlines.
Did you hear about the huge order from American Airlines today?....85 Airbus A321 NEO.....85 Boeing 737 MAX 10 including converting a previous order of 30 MAX 8's to 10's.....and 90 Embraer E 175's. I recently read that 43% of American's total daily flights are on regional jets.
I did hear about that. The A321's weren't really a surprise to me. Even the 175's weren't totally a surprise, although the number of them is. The 737 Max 10 though. That was a surprise to me.
It would be so cool to be on the same plane as u. I’m flying to Denver tomorrow from DAL
That would be cool. It's happened with viewers before haha. I was not flying today though, so not this time.
@@sla31 well anytime I go on a plane I have to record the takeoff and landing and I usually post them on here.
My brother would make fun of me because given the chance I'd take a round-about flight like this between Dallas and Las Vegas just because I love flying 😃
Another banger 🔥
Thanks for watching my friend!
@@Morgaviation I believe I've explained multiple times now why I don't pin comments except my own.
@@sla31 Thank you! I have explained the same thing and he would never stop asking for it.
@@sla31you were my. Child hood youtuber
@@sla31💕🫡
Hola soy seguidor de tu canal desfe hace 3 años. Visita Costa Rica.😊
Thanks my friend! Glad to have you as a member of the community!
Great fly! How far is the drive between Dallas and Houston airports rather than flying in this video?
The drive is about 3.5 hours and can be more if you hit the cities at rush hour and have lots of traffic.
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I’m 6 days from a trip to Spain!!! 10 hour flight in an a330 though 🤕
Sounds like a great flight to me! Iberia?
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Thanks for watching!
Why did everyone clap after landing?
That is a great question, because I don't think this flight was anything special. I'm trying to remember, but I'm pretty sure this was just a normal flight.
Seems like it was kind of choppy coming in.
hi great vid i’d like a heart please❤
Ask and you shall receive.
Dallas to Houston? you can walk there instead..
The traffic of both cities says otherwise 😂.
@@sla31I would rather drive my brand new Ford F350 instead of flying because I like driving and I don’t wanna sit in a cramped 737. Spacious truck and that new car smell is just too good.
To bad it was only temporary they stopped IAH
Thanks for the terminal footage I like to see it and people all look the same in the Airport anywhere kinda bored 😊😊.question for ya I notice Americans clap a lot when the plane lands is this tradition ,or a sign of gratitude for being safely back on the ground ,not something I've ever experienced here in Australia ,thanks again really envy your job mate
Kym
Adelaide
So, I'll be honest. I think you see an adversely large number of flights with clapping in the US on my channel primarily because I often take special flights. Inaugural flights, final flights, retirement flights, etc. Flights that have an added meaning or point that actually warrants the clapping haha. This flight here seems to be the exception. This was a random, non-special flight and I have no idea why people started clapping. In over 1,000 flights, I'd say less than 1% of them have ended with clapping in the US. My experience has been that this is far more common in Asia and Europe. Regardless, this is not a common occurrence in the US, it's again, I think an inflated sample set because of the types of flights I generally take.
@@sla31
Ok maybe I've seen to many movies hope I haven't offended was not my intent
@@kymw7833 oh no, definitely not my friend. I just thought it was worth pointing out that I think it’s more common in my videos than usual given the type of flights I generally take. And I did remeber what the deal was with this flight. So the group around me on the plane was a group of teenagers. A swim team of if I remember correctly. And I think they were just being… How to put it nicely… they were being obnoxious 😂. They clapped solely because they were poking fun at the practice and wanted to act like stereotypical teens 😂.
clapping post landing 😓
A couple other people mentioned this and I couldn’t remember why they were clapping, but I just remembered… it was a group of teenagers, a sports team by the look of them, and I’m pretty sure they did it just poke fun at the practice. You know, the stereotypical behavior for some teens 😂.