Planes at Southampton Airport on a bright day in spring

Filmed 17/04/22
Timestamps:
00:05 Embraer E190SR (British Airways) from Chambéry
01:18 Embraer E190SR (British Airways) taxiing down runway
03:00 Embraer E190SR (British Airways) to Edinburgh
04:03 Embraer E190LR (Eastern Airways) from Dublin
05:13 ATR 72-500 (Blue Islands) from Guernsey
06:44 ATR 72-600 (Eastern Airways) taxiing down runway
08:41 ATR 72-600 (Eastern Airways) to Manchester
09:41 Embraer E190LR (Eastern Airways) taxiing down runway
11:09 Embraer E190LR (Eastern Airways) to Humberside
12:43 ATR 72-500 (Blue Islands) taxiing down runway
14:49 ATR 72-500 (Blue Islands) to Guernsey
15:42 Embraer ERJ-145MP (Loganair) from Glasgow
17:02 Embraer ERJ-145MP (Loganair) taxiing down runway
18:39 Embraer ERJ-145MP (Loganair) to Glasgow
19:38 ATR 72-500 (Blue Islands) from Jersey
20:50 Embraer ERJ-145EP (Loganair) from Edinburgh
22:10 ATR 72-600 (Eastern Airways) from Manchester
23:40 Embraer E190STD (KLM Cityhopper) from Amsterdam
25:20 ATR 72-500 (Blue Islands) taxiing down runway
26:27 ATR 72-500 (Blue Islands) to Jersey
27:28 Embraer ERJ-135ER (Loganair) from Aberdeen via Darlington
28:48 Embraer ERJ-145EP (Loganair) taxiing down runway
30:37 Embraer ERJ-145EP (Loganair) to Edinburgh
31:45 Embraer E190STD (KLM Cityhopper) taxiing down runway
33:39 Embraer E190STD (KLM Cityhopper) to Amsterdam
34:40 ATR 72-600 (Eastern Airways) taxiing down runway
36:21 ATR 72-600 (Eastern Airways) to Belfast
Southampton Airport is a single runway airport (02/20) on the south coast of England. It serves mostly national destinations, but also select international destinations. Many private airliners and aircraft also use Southampton Airport as a stopover, and sometimes overnight - none are seen in this video however, maybe because it was a Sunday. The airport is also a popular mainland destination for flights from the channel islands, seeing many flights from Jersey, Guernsey and sometimes Alderney.
It was a mostly sunny bright day and wind started calm but got progressively stronger as the day went on. It continuously blew in a northerly direction so all take-offs and landings are south facing (runway 20 end), this means that the planes have to taxi down the runway to reach the take-off threshold. Also a railway line runs right behind the airport so trains can sometimes be heard in the background.