Cloudless & Clear Los Angeles Landing - American - Airbus A321-200NX - LAX - N417AN - SCS Ep. 569
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2021
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Short Clip Series Episode 569:
In this episode fly with me on an American Airlines Airbus A321-200NX as we arrive at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) on a beautiful afternoon. This was filmed onboard American Airlines flight 1174, inbound from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX) on February 22, 2021. This full flight was previously seen on my channel here:
• Full Flight - American...
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1:25 Big Bear Lake in center, Mojave Desert in background
3:58 San Bernardino Airport on the Santa Ana River
5:20 I-10 running left to right through Fontana, Cajon Pass at top-left
5:51 CA-60 running left to right along Jurupa Hills
6:41 I-15 running top to bottom
7:23 Ontario Airport
7:53 Mt. Baldy in the distance
8:23 visible diagonal boundary between San Bernardino County (right) and Los Angeles County (left)
8:54 diamond-shaped Pomona Fairplex
9:16 Puddingstone Reservoir behind Kellogg Interchage (I-10, CA-57, CA-71)
10:11 BKK Landfill in West Covina
10:56 white roofs of City of Industry
11:31 Rose Hills Cemetery
11:48 I-605 running diagonally along greenbelt of San Gabriel River
12:21 Rio Hondo
12:39 white roofs of City of Commerce, I-5 running left to right
13:01 I-710 running along Los Angeles River
13:32 Salt Lake Park, site of future station on LA-to-Artesia Metro rail line
13:56 Alameda Bl and below-grade Alameda Corridor freight rail expressway
14:05 Metro A Line running between Long Beach and Downtown LA near FDR Park
14:26 South LA in foreground, Downtown skyline in background
14:41 I-110 and Metro J Line transitway
15:43 Target and Home Depot in Inglewood
15:52 SoFi Stadium and The Forum in Inglewood
16:25 I-405
16:37 Aviation Bl and under-construction Metro K Line below grade
16:50 touchdown at LAX
Thanks for the reference points; very helpful.
At around 8:05 or so the Claremont Colleges are visible. You can't really tell unless you know what to look for, but they're there. :)
Deserves to be a pinned comment…high five.
That was awesome, thank you! Our California is so beautiful!
Thank you for that. I wish every video had a similar guide.
The first time I ever flew into LA was in the summer of 1972, it was incredibly exciting! Air travel and LA are a very far cry today from what they were then. I miss those days.
You are so right!
Smoking on the plane, I remember doing that. Free drinks (Alcohol included on Air Canada in the 1980's). The food was MUCH better and every passenger was friendly and curteous to the attendants. Also, watching a movie on a pull down screen in the front of the isle! with those $5 headphones you had to buy LOL. And THE best part of air travel in those years? Getting through customs or into boarding lounges was MUCH easier, and faster!
Thanks for sharing! Even though I was born in the late 70s, I recall hearing those wonderful stories from my Dad, uncles, aunts and older cousins. It just isn’t the same today!
The year I moved there. A dream come true. Thought I'd live there forever. Moved back to Florida in '79. Wouldn't live there now for all the tea in China...
@@chuckkirkpatrick6712 Paradise Lost
Crazy, what's normally a two hour drive without traffic is only an eighteen minute flight on an A321. The video starts at around the Banning Pass. Very nice video.
I've seen that view at least once a year for the last 50 years, and I still look forward to it
I just retired after 28 years driving a semi. I remember back about 2015 taking a load from Atlantic city New Jersey to l.a. I swapped trailers at a drop lot next to lax. Now im an airplane buff so I sat there for a couple of hours just watching the planes.it was pretty cool.
I always love the takeoff the moment, when land meets the ocean. Never gets old!
And landing at night and seeing the whole city in lights.
Yeah, that visibility in SoCal is VERY rare. Super cool video man. The SoFi Stadium area is growing rapidly in Inglewood. Thanks again.
Thanks for watching my friend!
Nice demonstration that human beings are only happy when living in their own house.
As a LAX based flight attendant that every trip starts and ends in L.A. I can say with a level of confidence most days are beautiful flying over Southern California skies, the days of cloud and haze are outnumbered by the gorgeous days, and this year winter 2022-2023 and spring 2023 have be off the chain spectacular.
As lifelong LA resident, I can tell you we get these days time to time in the fall and winter. High pressure over the deserts blow the smog and haze out sea. It will be a dry, 80F day, with snow on the mountains to the east. A great beach day, in January.
Yep. Yesterday was actually a really clear day with not a cloud in the sky and crystal blue skies, too!
I'd rather live in LA than Mississippi! 😉
@@sixtiesfreak4858 I rather live in LA than New York
@@ti4331 same here.. although I was born in NYC.
I like to watch such movies!
No matter how commonplace flying and all sorts of technology serve our everyday lives, it never ceases to amaze. Thank You for sharing this video.
And thank you for watching!
Shershah ???
Absolutely gorgeous recording.
Holy smokes!!! I've never seen the air that crisp clear in Los Angeles 😳
it's like that all the time in winter and fall. Most of the stuff people think is smog is actually haze in the summer. The indians even had a name for it way back in the day.
My god! LA is hell of a big city. We could possibly put Toronto in there several times. That was very interesting. Thank you for video taping this.
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It is - and that's just the city proper. You should see it at night from the air - nothing but lights from horizon to horizon. 😃
@Jane O'Leary entire population of California: 40 million. Too much.
I said the same thing while watching this.."DAM! LA is frigging HUGE!" and your right, being a Canadian, I'm not used to seeing so much real-estate like that!
@@richardscott4318 Population of California: 40 million
Entire population of Canada? 35 Million, For the WHOLE country
@@SoCalGuy-gp2wl The first 10 mins is not the city proper lol
It blows my mind how big this place is 😮
Great Mountain views
Excellent buddy keep it up full flight videos.
Man that was a smooth landing
I haven't been to LA since 2012...this makes me miss it so much.
LA looks its best in winter.
Thank you for this video. I'm homesick as I'm originally born and raised in L.A. but now live in Baltimore. I'm not crazy for earthquakes.
Nonstop flights from Asia and Europe to California airports (usually SF) used to be routine for me. I'm so travel-starved now that I'm watching other people's flight videos. Thanks for posting. LA is still beautiful despite the crowds.
Was on another site that showed the pilots periodically ........ Landings .... Takeoffs .... All Brilliance .... But do you offer the pilot's perspectives......???? Or am I misinformed????? All I see is wings and a landing .......... Love the show...... Kudos to all who fly and put up with the chaos . insanity . and madness....... Cheers to our brave pilots of the air.!!!! And flight attendants....... Thank you for your service !!!! .......👍🏾✌🏾😄
I do not show anything from the pilots perspective. I am but w paying passenger on all of these flights and I don’t have any special access. Thanks for watching!
Just the way we like it!
Another great video to make the day better 🤙🏼
Thanks for the ride.
To be fair, LA _proper_ doesn't really start until about 13:00 everything up to that point is the IE, San Gabriel Valley.
Wish they were all that smooth
Incredible how HUGE LA is.
And clean ....!
My first flight to LA was in 1959, in a United Convair 440 from Denver. Via Grand Junction, Las Vegas, and LAX. You walked out to the plane, they served real food and gave free cigarettes with the meal. How I miss those days. NO TSA animals or COVID masks.
Thanks for sharing that story!! Even though I was born in the late 70s, I like to “reminisce” about old times through the eyes of others.Even as a small kid in the early to mid 80s, I recall hearing wonderful tales from my Dad, and family!
There were no covid masks until 2020! But the rest sounds amazing. People dressed with elegance, unlike nowadays with tattoos and ripped jeans or shorts!
Oh nice
LA native here, been living under the plane path my entire life, love seeing the planes fly by. I see my house at 13:48.
15:48 That is where I saw my very first concert on July 29, 1991. The new stadium looks great too. Thank you for this great quality video and not putting music on it either.
No smog, no clouds, great aerial views!
A very clear and smogless day in Los Angeles. Usually there's haze or marine clouds obscuring the mountains and the city.
The smog days are over they corrected that. In the 1950s was when it was the worst
Stunning.
But I do have to comment on how quiet the flight was...not just the plane, but inside the cabin.
I'm originally a SOCAL kid many years ago, moved to New England in 1972 ... I have NEVER seen the air so clean over the "Inland Empire" as on this landing ... :-)
I can’t wait it go to LA.
What a size of a city. Massive.
Los Angeles county alone is well over ten million population.
Some 60 different cities are in the county.
Fontana, San Bernardino county was once site of Henry Kaiser steel mill. L.A. basin was traditionally a hot bed of many manufacturers including many aircraft production firms.
I 605 San Gabriel river highway visible in flight. 27 mile auxiliary road north/south route across valley.
Bike path accessible as well. San Gabriel green belt road.
Been to LA nearly one month ago... loved the breathtaking clear sky! Back to Brasil, I enjoyed the gorgeous landscape of the Wonderful City (so called) Rio de Janeiro. Can it get any better?
Now that is impressive! Crystal clear vision and all the scenery during the descent great to see. Enjoyed & subscribed.
Glad to have you around the channel! Thanks for watching!
The level of population density is mindboggling.
Wow the city center seems to be very far from the airport... Great video.
Perfect Landing _ Thank You for dis Video👍
Top 10 landing for sure
That was ENJOYABLE! Thank You for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I live in the San Francisco Bay Area and we get days like these too...air so clear and the sky so blue with no clouds in the sky. Wouldn’t want to live anywhere else!
By far the best landing I was looking for! 👍. TY
Hi traveler. Coming over the mountains into the valley is always incredible. Another great video.
Thanks for watching my friend!
I simply adore these videos…I love flying ❤️❤️❤️
I'm glad you enjoy them my friend! Thanks for watching!
A superb Video-clip! Breath-taking views of the terrain from an airborne panoramic perspective! Gives us a glimpse of how vast and spread-out the City of Los Angeles (+suburbs) is! L.A. is second only to New York City in terms of span and population! Thanks for uploading this engaging clip!
I was landed in LAX in the evening. We flew over Staples Center and Nokia Theatre. Way cool
Sweet landing.
I visited LA from England a couple of years ago and on final approach I remember being Amazed at how many buildings there were 😂 and I thought London was densely built
London is extremely more densely populated than Los Angeles so don't be too hard on your city. However Los Angeles and it's surrounding suburbs have a continuous density that gives an appearance of what I think is the largest city in the world outside of Tokyo in terms of urban continuous footprint
Very impressive views. Can even see big bear lake. Thanks for sharing. 👍
Nice landing runway with rolled-in grooves that stops aquaplaning.
Beautiful landing ever seen very smooth 😍😍👍👍
beautiful shot feels like i'm on that plane with everyone
Real nice video on approach to LAX.
Awesome smooth landing!!!!!!!!!!
SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL 👌💖
Love the view
Love the scenes of LAX
Fantastic view 🤩🤩👏
That was awesome, great views! Last time I flew to L.A. it was just like that, a perfectly clear day!
LA is huge.
A word that is perhaps a bit overused, but for me, this video is truly EPIC ! Over 40 years ago, I flew in to LAX more than a handful of times as a kid. Only a few of those flights saw such a beautiful, clear day! As I got older, my trips out west became fewer and rare to have that kind of view from my window seat. Thanks for sharing this amazing flight experience with us!
Mike kidding it is Amazing.
Like Jim McKay said, LA84 didn't have Smog Issues and the Traffic Issues.
My Pal David will Love Flying I know he will.
A Special Compliment - Los Angeles and Moscow despite us not together at the 80 and 84 Summer Games, your Opening Ceremonies were fantastic.
:)
Wow you just cant any smoother than that
Hope they find enough water for all those houses soon! Beautiful landing!
Me too!
I used to prefer the window seat so that I can look out the window; now I prefer the aisle and so that I can get up and go without disrupting adjacent passengers
Lived in los angeles 30 years you knew that when you were in any returning flight the weather in los angeles was your friend
Amazing!
Awesome.💯
It was Los Angeles that I went abroad for the first time a long time ago❕
I approached from the Pacific Ocean, but this 5th familiar townscape I think this is the most beautiful in the world！👍
I was very impressed to remember that when our jumbo jet approached the Americas from the Pacific Ocean, we were looking down from the aisle window❗️🤟😭
Great video! Thanks for posting these incredible views!
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching my friend!
AMAZING landing!!!!
MARC💃❤👄🤣
Wow...this is a miracle....no pollution and a clear sky in Los Angeles.
This has to go down as the best video I've seen from Skylite Productions so far. A truly first class ride and a must watch many times over.
Glad you enjoyed it my friend. Thanks for watching!
Lol
Damn that was smooth landing
I cannot wait to board the plane and go home very excited.
Great Video. Thanks For Posting.
I'm glad you enjoyed it my friend!
RUclips's algorithm decided that I needed to watch this video, so I did.
WOWOWOWOWOW!! Wonderful views of the LA area. Good view of Mt. San Gorgonio, the highest peak in SoCal. Good view of Big Bear Lake. I associate this with the Big Bear Cabin on The Bold and the Beautiful. This was where Stephanie punched Brooke Logan so hard back in 1999 that she went clear over the sofa. Poor Brooke didn't have a chance!
Good view of the San Bernardino Airport. Good view of the Ontario Airport. Good views of the mountains running north of the LA area. Good view of LA's CBD. Jeez... you go REALLY low over the freeway coming into LAX!
I followed all instructions given by the flight crew.
Sometimes you just get lucky and get some really great weather. This was one of those days. As always, thanks for watching my friend!
Awesome!
Stunning Footage man! LA usually isn't this clear with all the smog lol
Thanks for watching my friend!
What always impresses me about that approach is just about where you hit Big Bear lake, that near 70 miles of concrete expanse starts and really doesn't let up. I've flown into some of the biggest cities in the world and few have that constant circuit board that goes on and on and on.
The concrete doesn’t impress me, it’s not exactly a pretty city.
@@alexs3187 Would it surprise you to learn that most people who live in LA like that people are put off by the ugly and like that it's a hard city for tourists and outsiders to love?
@@wizardmix nope. It was glamorized by Hollywood, so it made people want to go check it out. But you get there and it’s a complete shithole. Now that movie production has shifted to Vancouver, Atlanta and other places, I think people are less curious - now it’s mainly just an international airport hub and just another big city.
@@alexs3187 It's actually a very interesting city, with a lot of hidden character. Having lived there for a time, I can vouch forn that. Most of the places tourists want to see are complete let downs and I used to laugh at their looks of disappointment. It's odd and ironic to me that LA is judged outwardly for being shallow, fake and superficial. I've always found those people to be the ones who moved from elsewhere and thought they needed to behave that way. What's more, LA always seems to be judged by those who never get below the surface of it. Layover or long weekend types who think they can get to know everything about a place over a vacation. I used to like that those people were scared off. Those with not enough character and grit could go ruin San Diego or San Francisco (and have).
@@alexs3187 Yeah because we all know that there is NO movie production left in LA, lol.
so clear I could follow along on Google Earth starting over Redlands, Pomona, etc. Thanks for sharing. And no turbulence. My last trip into LAX was like a bad roller coaster. I've flown countless times, and descending into LAX that day was the worst turbulence I'd ever experienced, starting all the way out by Palm Springs.
Maybe it was the Santa Ana winds.
Great vid, thanks for sharing
And thank you for watching!
My favorite state is California. Mountains, desert, ocean and the prettiest women you’ll ever see.
Finally a full clip of what our GTAO characters see loading in for the first time!
Haha. I hadn't really thought about that, but it's true.
as a huge NFL fan I love to see Sofi stadium from the sky, I hope to tour it next year, I love LA.
Caryl, here. I used to love landing at LAX when we travelled. There's no place to go anymore. We are homebodies now. It has become such a pain in the ass to go anywhere now with the TSA, extra luggage fees, no dinner service, masks, and REAL ID's. But memories are great! I loved seeing the Forum right before landing.......almost home!!
Neat video 🎥👍🏻
great video. delivers the excitement very good.
Nice!!👍
that same to me when in 1992, I was on Air Canada plane fly to LAX from Toronto.
Im going to LA with my college in about 2 months I can't wait!
I hope you have a great trip!
Mojave desert, Sheep Hole Valley, Eagle Mountain( under left wing), Big Bear Lake, San Bernardino Mountains, Fontana, Kaiser, Rancho Cucamonga, Ontario,
San Gabriel Mountains, Claremont, Pomona, Elephant Hill, Pudding Stone Lake San Dimas, West Covina, City of Industry, Whittier Narrows recreational areas, Montebello, Pico Rivera, Los Angeles River, Maywood , Vernon, 405 Highway,
Los Angeles International Airport
Beautiful scenery!
RYMC❤👄🙌
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MARC
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Very nice.
Hola.
El Gran Los Angeles ( Greater Los Angeles ) , con un área urbana de más de 16000 kilómetros cuadrados , y una mancha de conurbación que abarca alrededor de 184 lugares , entre ciudades , comunas , pueblos , villorios y localidades , la convierten en una de las ciudades más extensas de los EE.UU. y del mundo , pese a que su población , de 18000000 de habitantes , no es la mayor del orbe.
Excelente video.
Muy buena entrega.
Interesante.
Gracias por subirlo.
Un abrazo afectuoso , a la distancia.
Saludos desde Chile , Sudamérica.
Cool thanks!!!!!!!!!
I used to love landing at LAX from the east.