Landing At Vancouver Airport - Snowy Weather

Landing at Vancouver Airport in snowy weather is a breathtaking experience that encapsulates the beauty of Canada's west coast. As the aircraft approaches, passengers peer out of frost-kissed windows to behold a winter wonderland unfolding below. The landscape, cloaked in a pristine blanket of snow, glistens under the soft glow of streetlights and the moon.
As the plane touches down, the runway, meticulously cleared of snow, offers a smooth landing amidst the wintry landscape. The crisp, cold air greets passengers as they disembark, their breath forming delicate clouds in the night. The terminal, adorned with festive decorations, exudes warmth and hospitality, contrasting with the snowy scene outside.
Outside the airport, the snowy weather transforms Vancouver into a picturesque tableau, with snow-capped mountains towering in the distance and evergreen trees adorned with frost. Despite the chilly temperatures, there's an undeniable sense of serenity and enchantment in the air, as travelers venture forth to explore the city's winter delights, from cozy cafes serving hot chocolate to outdoor adventures in the snow-covered wilderness. Landing at Vancouver Airport in snowy weather is not just a journey, but a magical introduction to the natural beauty and charm of British Columbia in winter.
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[@manuelflores7123]

What amazing view 😍🤩

[@FirstLastOne]

3:42 Is the Queensborough Bridge.
4:36 Is Metrotown poking out the low clouds in Burnaby.
6:01 Is the Knight Street Bridge.
6:37 Is the Canada Line SkyTrain Bridge with a train on it heading into Vancouver from Richmond.
6:45 Is The Oak Street Bridge (Hwy 99).
6:57 Is The Arthur Laing Bridge.

[@bert-qu3iq]

0:34 I can't believe how much valuable land is taken up by golf courses in South Vancouver. It must be worth zillions!

[@Aitch-102]

The pools to the bottom right of the runway is a sewage plant, the long pipe out to sea is where it drains.

[@jamiesmith397]

I can see my house in Queensborough

[@bennysingh90]

❤❤

[@FirstLastOne]

2:00 you can see the intersection of Boundary Road (vertical) and Kingsway (horizontal) with the SkyTrain Expo Line (diagonal) just below that leading up to the left of image which is Metrotown.

[@davebruneau6068]

Great crabbing there but they taste like sh!t

[@irv74]

I can see my apartment!