@@GuadalupePicasso I agree. When watching those elephant sanctuary videos, they really are better when hearing all of the weird and interesting sounds the phants are making, I don't want it drowned out by music. Don't get me wrong, I love music. But If I want to hear music, I'll watch a RUclips video that's specifically for music, not for a non-music related topic which has music playing over it
@Ronald Mcdonald Yeah, I've seen, that approach many times. It's the set up for that approach I hadn't seen before; coming in over LGA and across Manhattan at Central Park, then a left turn over the Hudson. Great close up views of the city.
These videos of LGA approaches thrill me to the bone. I often drink my morning coffee while replaying them. That is how much these high quality videos enrich my daily life. Thank you to you all.
I've lived here and flown in and out for almost 40 years. I STILL get that rush seeing Manhattan when coming into LGA. There's nothing like New York--nothing.
To avoid conflict with Kennedy and Newark, the approach to LaGuardia often amounts to a descending spiral over the city and a final base turn that is much like landing on an aircraft carrier! For that reason pilots sometimes call the airport the USS LaGuardia :) In this example you can see Citi Field and the tennis complex at the very beginning and then again at the end - first from about 5,000 feet and then from a few hundred feet on final approach. Really fantastic!! So many famous landmarks are visible!
@@petersurapine6725, yes, that's right. It's a great view of it. That world's fair's heyday was in the 1930s, and it remains a historical landmark not to be tampered with.
@, we didn't circle all the way around Manhattan like this when I was on a flight approaching LGA, but that was also back in 1998. I remember us decending towards Manhattan while heading northbound, first over Staten island, then got a good view of the Statue of liberty, then over the lower East river seeing the banks of lower Manhattan (got a good look at the still existing twin towers), then over the Brooklyn bridge while merging northeast and then seeing the East river, Roosevelt island, and a good view of the Manhattan Midtown skyline while over Queens, and then the last part of the descent was quite similar to this video, I recall. Made a sharp left and saw Flushing Meadows, the World's fair, and the stadium. We didn't do the full circle over Manhattan like in this video, kind of wish we did.
Right it is. They also have helicopter rides circling around Manhattan for tourists. The heliport is on the East river in Lower Manhattan (I'm explaining this, of course, to non-native New Yorkers who may not already know). I just think that there's no point in wasting your money on the helicopter if you got a window seat while circling Manhattan upon landing. Sometimes with heavy traffic backup, you may circle more than once.
I've flown into Lagaurdia one time and the only time I visited NYC. I've been to some big cities in the US, but they didn't prepare me for just how big NYC is. Even the buildings that appear small are 20+ stories. It simply is a massive city and every American should visit it at least once in their lives.
I agree with you. I have visited NYC a bunch of times, and there really is no city quite like it. It just buzzes with energy. It is a wonderful place to visit.
@TheMadScotsman mckay I've been to London and flew into Heathrow. From the air, it is in no way comparable to NYC in terms of perception, though London, area wise like you say is larger, they just don't have as many skyscrapers.
Superb panoramic views during Manhattan and part of Queens, NYC 'round-up' ! A breathtaking video ! The charm of NYC is undiminished no matter how many times you watch takeoffs and landings when actually traveling AND watchin such remarkable videos ! Thanks for sharing. BEST!
That was fantastic! Thanks for posting. So interesting. (One doesn't quite realize how big the place is until you see if from a view like that.) Spectacular! Thank you.
A 360 degree trip to LGA with an amazing tour beyond Manhattan, crowned by a short visual approach on the runway from the south to the west.... VERY VERY IMPRESSIVE. Yep, you did not loose your day.
Ugh, this is the most amazing LGA approach I've ever seen. Actually, no, strike that! This is the most amazing NYC approach I've ever seen and one of the most scenic approaches, I know of.
I was on a very similar approach to LGA last July, except we went a little further south and west so we got a good view of Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty. Plus it was about 8:00 so the sun was setting and there was a beautiful golden glow on everything. It was spectacular.
This footage is remarkable. Watching this was like taking an air tour over Manhattan. I spotted so many recognizable sights. What luck the cinematographer had when shooting this.
This brings back memories of my first time in NYC. What a thrill flying into this airport. To see the Statue of Liberty from the air brought a tear to my eyes. And seeing Shea Stadium was so cool! We were in a holding pattern for around 45 minutes so I got quite a tour of the city. So thankful I had a window seat!
It shows that there's a bright side to everything, even circled delayed holding patterns. And no matter how many times you see this gigantic magnificent city, it never gets boring. NY's the center of the universe
I hate to turn this conversation into that, but I haven't flown in LGA since the Twin Towers were still there. I used to do it every summer, returning from summer vacation in Florida. I remember looking down at the city and having that feeling of being home. Nice memories.
I recently stayed at the World Center Hotel with a terrace literally overlooking the WTC site on Liberty street. Everytime a plane flew overhead, I always noticed and was surprised at the flight path.
@D'Afrique Rousseau Tbh I'm sad they wanted to call it that. Nothing's more invigorating than naming what comes out of the fallen building, The Freedom Tower. And it has a height of 1776 feet. I'm still going to call it that, it's our freedom.
This approach is called Runway 31 Expressway visual. The left tun at the stadiums is where the fun starts. Beautiful indeed. This must have been a DC9, or B717. Distance between wing and engine is too short to be an MD80, but for the quiet engines, my money is on B717. Yes, the people on the right side missed out, except for the trip down the Hudson river. NJ on one side and NYC on the other. Great memories.
Bravo ! sans doute la meilleure vidéo en ligne d'approche sur Manhattan et d'atterrissage tant par la maîtrise du cameraman que par ses anticipations sur les prises de vues. Le soleil n'était pas au rendez vous certes...mais bon! ça n'empêche pas l'attribution d'une excellente note. Abonné !
All of Manhattan is only about 14 miles long, and (I think) about 1.5 miles at its widest point - 14th Street. Manhattan is the smallest (by far) of the five boroughs!
WOW...never saw an approach like that one...awesome! Still makes me crazy seeing planes so close to the TWC...I was just there & it was spooky to see the planes so close. GREAT video..thanks
I saw that coming back fro. St Louis. It was cold and misty.Wonderful sight .Along with flying into Sydney probably one of the best approaches to an airport
Never occurred to me just how massive NYC, and the metro area, is...... Puts things in perspective seeing it from this point of view. I live in Chicago and this view makes Chicago look like a small town.
Very smooth flying. Awesome video. Awesome pilot. Over Queens: the Unisphere globe from the 1964 World's Fair at 6:30. The nuns in my school took us there on a class trip to see Michaelangelo's sculpture "Pieta."
I only flew into LaGuardia once and we had this exact approach, it is scary yet awesome at the same time because you just don't expect to get that close to all of those buildings
I fly into LaGuardia too much so I am familiar with that approach. That is the Expressway Visual Approach to RWY 31. But to get the grand tour of Manhattan the flight usually needs to be coming from the North or Northeast to enter the pattern that way. If you are coming from the South or West, you still get a good view of Manhattan, just not the grand tour. There was an approach from the South that used to take you up the Hudson river, North of the GWB and then circle to land RWY22, but they don't seem to fly that approach as much anymore. That approach was even more breathtaking.
I just flew to NY. This approach that circles the entire manhattan is phenomenal. You get that view from the left side of the aircraft. I have that video on my channel
the freedom tower looks amazing from up there ...looks different when you on the ground ..(still amazing ) but from the air looks amazingly different. and of course second best is my beautiful citi field.
Amazing footage but as much as I am awed, I am also feeling sad as I remember 9/11 and how there used to be a prosperous set of towers that contained within, the routines of thousands of precious people who's lives were lost that day. I can only imagine the hijackers saw such a scene as this before they doomed the world...
Brian Arbenz Try being at the game... I love looking up and seeing the airline name on the undercarriage and picking out the 737’s because the landing gear is outside the aircraft. Surprising not that loud depending on the flight path. This is the first time I’ve ever seen CitiField from one of these videos.
Normally I'm an aisle person, but flying into LGA I take the window on the left side. Amazing views. The landing is cool. looks like your right on the water.
You wouldn't see the National Grid tanks because the right turn was made over them. Furthermore, the jet was on downwind tracking eastbound over the Long Island Expressway.
U just saved $500 on Manhattan helicopter tour
Igor G Hahaha!!! I thought the same exact thing!
Bobby Brady they can be
No kidding! Lol!
Igor G LOL 😂
lol came to comment the same. Tour by 737!
thank you for no music! i love the sound of the jet engines, you can listen and hear the pilot's throttle adjustments!
@Adithya R Yep
Pog
Schumi I hate videos that needlessly add music, especially nature videos.
@@GuadalupePicasso I agree. When watching those elephant sanctuary videos, they really are better when hearing all of the weird and interesting sounds the phants are making, I don't want it drowned out by music. Don't get me wrong, I love music. But If I want to hear music, I'll watch a RUclips video that's specifically for music, not for a non-music related topic which has music playing over it
"This is your captain speaking. Those of you on the left side will get the view of a lifetime. Those on the right, well... more pretzels?"
Jim Crovatt lol rip
@New Yorkers And if they didn't blink, a quick glimpse of Roosevelt Island.
Jim Crovatt
So everyone moves to one Side and the Plane has trouble Stabilizing XD
To be fair, the people on the right got the Statue of Liberty 🗽
For those on the right, Hackensack.
Title not an exaggeration. I've never seen that approach into LGA. Nice.
I've got a good one. It's called Amazing & fun Delta MD 88 landing LGA last minute rwy change. It's a long title but amazing video
@@briantampabay7403 E145 BTW.
Well, it's a private jet.
It's the CITYBUZZ approach
@Ronald Mcdonald
Yeah, I've seen, that approach many times. It's the set up for that approach I hadn't seen before; coming in over LGA and across Manhattan at Central Park, then a left turn over the Hudson. Great close up views of the city.
These videos of LGA approaches thrill me to the bone. I often drink my morning coffee while replaying them. That is how much these high quality videos enrich my daily life. Thank you to you all.
I've lived here and flown in and out for almost 40 years. I STILL get that rush seeing Manhattan when coming into LGA. There's nothing like New York--nothing.
I've seen a lot of LGA landing videos on RUclips, but this one was by far the best one!
To avoid conflict with Kennedy and Newark, the approach to LaGuardia often amounts to a descending spiral over the city and a final base turn that is much like landing on an aircraft carrier! For that reason pilots sometimes call the airport the USS LaGuardia :) In this example you can see Citi Field and the tennis complex at the very beginning and then again at the end - first from about 5,000 feet and then from a few hundred feet on final approach. Really fantastic!! So many famous landmarks are visible!
Cool facts, thanks for the comment.
Ultrametric right over the site of the Worlds Fair !
Awesome observation and thanks for the comment. Interesting indeed.
@@petersurapine6725, yes, that's right. It's a great view of it. That world's fair's heyday was in the 1930s, and it remains a historical landmark not to be tampered with.
@, we didn't circle all the way around Manhattan like this when I was on a flight approaching LGA, but that was also back in 1998. I remember us decending towards Manhattan while heading northbound, first over Staten island, then got a good view of the Statue of liberty, then over the lower East river seeing the banks of lower Manhattan (got a good look at the still existing twin towers), then over the Brooklyn bridge while merging northeast and then seeing the East river, Roosevelt island, and a good view of the Manhattan Midtown skyline while over Queens, and then the last part of the descent was quite similar to this video, I recall. Made a sharp left and saw Flushing Meadows, the World's fair, and the stadium. We didn't do the full circle over Manhattan like in this video, kind of wish we did.
Awesome approach! You couldn't ask for a better tour of NY City, Wow!
Right it is. They also have helicopter rides circling around Manhattan for tourists. The heliport is on the East river in Lower Manhattan (I'm explaining this, of course, to non-native New Yorkers who may not already know). I just think that there's no point in wasting your money on the helicopter if you got a window seat while circling Manhattan upon landing. Sometimes with heavy traffic backup, you may circle more than once.
Wow! The folks on the left side of the plane got the money shot approach into LGA! Awesome!
As a native NY’r in Texas 11 years, thanks for the steady hand and the little slice of heaven I call home. Thanks, great job 👍🏻
Yeah, you telling you're a native made all the difference...
I've flown into Lagaurdia one time and the only time I visited NYC. I've been to some big cities in the US, but they didn't prepare me for just how big NYC is. Even the buildings that appear small are 20+ stories. It simply is a massive city and every American should visit it at least once in their lives.
I agree with you. I have visited NYC a bunch of times, and there really is no city quite like it. It just buzzes with energy. It is a wonderful place to visit.
@TheMadScotsman mckay I've been to London and flew into Heathrow. From the air, it is in no way comparable to NYC in terms of perception, though London, area wise like you say is larger, they just don't have as many skyscrapers.
TheMadScotsman mckay São Paulo sucks
London
It's definitely an amazing place I just wish they would demolish all the project buildings.
Poor people sitting on the right side of the plane
They got to see Yankee Stadium.
They all paid the same fare so how are they poor??
Ragnar Klavan Very smart 1000IQ
r/youngpeopleyoutube
I can relate
@@MrMonne84 I hope you're being sarcastic lol
Superb panoramic views during Manhattan and part of Queens, NYC 'round-up' ! A breathtaking video ! The charm of NYC is undiminished no matter how many times you watch takeoffs and landings when actually traveling AND watchin such remarkable videos !
Thanks for sharing. BEST!
That was fantastic! Thanks for posting. So interesting. (One doesn't quite realize how big the place is until you see if from a view like that.) Spectacular! Thank you.
Phenomenal shot of The WTC.
Eerie to see the reflecting pools from this height. Two black square holes. Stark reminder of what once stood there.
That was really great to watch. I never been to New York god its a big city from the air. Great Video.
A 360 degree trip to LGA with an amazing tour beyond Manhattan, crowned by a short visual approach on the runway from the south to the west.... VERY VERY IMPRESSIVE. Yep, you did not loose your day.
Ugh, this is the most amazing LGA approach I've ever seen. Actually, no, strike that! This is the most amazing NYC approach I've ever seen and one of the most scenic approaches, I know of.
I was on a very similar approach to LGA last July, except we went a little further south and west so we got a good view of Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty. Plus it was about 8:00 so the sun was setting and there was a beautiful golden glow on everything. It was spectacular.
This footage is remarkable. Watching this was like taking an air tour over Manhattan. I spotted so many recognizable sights. What luck the cinematographer had when shooting this.
This brings back memories of my first time in NYC. What a thrill flying into this airport. To see the Statue of Liberty from the air brought a tear to my eyes. And seeing Shea Stadium was so cool! We were in a holding pattern for around 45 minutes so I got quite a tour of the city. So thankful I had a window seat!
It shows that there's a bright side to everything, even circled delayed holding patterns. And no matter how many times you see this gigantic magnificent city, it never gets boring. NY's the center of the universe
I hate to turn this conversation into that, but I haven't flown in LGA since the Twin Towers were still there. I used to do it every summer, returning from summer vacation in Florida. I remember looking down at the city and having that feeling of being home. Nice memories.
Beautiful approach!! I've come into LGA many times, but only once on this approach. What a great city!! I love NYC!!! Thanks for posting!!
shithole full.of disease
makes Nicaragua look like Hollywood
Wow one of the best approaches coming into NYC I have ever seen!!
Was I the only one imagining what it must have been like looking out the window of American 11? Roaring over Manhattan, low and fast... scary shit
This is one of the best videos of landing in New York city that I have seen.
That. Was. Awesome. Got a little choked up seeing the WTC footprint.
This and the River Visual 19 approach into DCA are almost certainly my two favorite approaches in the US.
Beautiful I love that quiet whistling sound from the engines. It makes me want to fly. I could listen to it all day long, lol.
Amazing footage. Didn't want it to end. Thanks much for posting
Wonderful video... wow, so many high rises. Was a great tour for an outsider. Thank You.
I miss Manhattan! Thanks for sharing with us ❤️
WOW! That was like a private VIP tour........thank you
Wow! A truly fantastic flyby of Manhattan! Amazing footage!
Did that same approach at night about a week before Christmas, 1980. It was SPECTACULAR.
Incredible! NYC looks so amazing with street after street of full-on city. Would love to go explore!
Really impressive! I could watch videos like this all day.
I was surprised you got that close to the freedom tower😮
One World Trade. But OK :)
I recently stayed at the World Center Hotel with a terrace literally overlooking the WTC site on Liberty street. Everytime a plane flew overhead, I always noticed and was surprised at the flight path.
At the beginning they planned to call it Freedom Tower. And it was different, I think.
@D'Afrique Rousseau Tbh I'm sad they wanted to call it that. Nothing's more invigorating than naming what comes out of the fallen building, The Freedom Tower. And it has a height of 1776 feet. I'm still going to call it that, it's our freedom.
Mathin3D it is the freedom tower
Most underrated video on the internet. Wow!
I don’t think I’ve ever seen or experienced a landing like that there was no jerking at all just smooth as glass great pilots
The ppl on the ground near World Trade Center be like shiiiii that planes flying quite low isn’t it
Awesome! Love flying into LGA with the view from wherever!
One of the best takeoff/landing videos I've seen.
definitely
Which airport it landed ?
It's a different kind of flying, all together!
😀😃😄 I see what you did there!!! Love the movie "Airplane". RIP Leslie Nielson ☹️
I am serious, and don't call me Shirley.
It’s a different kind of flying
6:53 Captain: If you look to your left, you'll see where the New York Mets disappoint millions of fans every year
Twice, once in the beginning and at the end.
And to your right will be new jersey. Armpit of America, so they say...
I gave a thumbs down because I actualky disagree. The Mets never let me down....nor most other Dodgers fans either. We applaud them! Lol...
GO DODGERS!!
Great Video. Amazing. Spetacular. Congratulations. N.Y. is fantastic.
Its like the captain went seightseeing
wow this is such an amazing video thumps up my friend
Perfect. Doesn’t get better than that into NYC. Except maybe at night.
Zajebiste wszystko,widoki z góry fantastyczne ,no i ta prędkość przy ładowaniu,ZAZDROSZCZĘ wrażeń 👍👍👍👍🌎
Title should read "Spectacular approach into LGA" gorgeous vid! Thanks for sharing! :)
3:17 ugh just gives me the chills being in that area on a plane
Yeah it's almost like the chances of the pilot being some terrorist and you're about to collide with a tower are high...
This approach is called Runway 31 Expressway visual. The left tun at the stadiums is where the fun starts. Beautiful indeed. This must have been a DC9, or B717. Distance between wing and engine is too short to be an MD80, but for the quiet engines, my money is on B717. Yes, the people on the right side missed out, except for the trip down the Hudson river. NJ on one side and NYC on the other. Great memories.
It's an ERJ
Wonderful video, Francois. Thank you for posting!
Fantastic!!!!!!! What a great look at Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens.Thanks so much!!!!!
I enjoyed every second of that. Thank you for uploading such a incredible, interesting video. 👍
I have seen this approach several times but, this one is very different and enjoyable to watch. I agree with the other persons comments.
Chester Randolph I did this at night last year from Chicago, it was beautiful! Will be coming in from Philadelphia this Monday at night to LGA!
What a day to land at LGA ! Great Wx and sooooo many historic landmarks within five minutes of watching.
Bravo ! sans doute la meilleure vidéo en ligne d'approche sur Manhattan et d'atterrissage tant par la maîtrise du cameraman que par ses anticipations sur les prises de vues. Le soleil n'était pas au rendez vous certes...mais bon! ça n'empêche pas l'attribution d'une excellente note. Abonné !
Title should read, lucky bastard gets best view of NYC
One of the nicest approach videos I've ever seen.
NYC should just run this as an tourist ad on TV in other parts of the country.
That was bloody awesome cheers! Brisbane Australia
Great job with the view, just spectacular
This is the "free aerial view of Manhattan approach". Nice bonus added value!
All of Manhattan is only about 14 miles long, and (I think) about 1.5 miles at its widest point - 14th Street. Manhattan is the smallest (by far) of the five boroughs!
Wow what a view of new York . excellent video francois
WOW...never saw an approach like that one...awesome! Still makes me crazy seeing planes so close to the TWC...I was just there & it was spooky to see the planes so close. GREAT video..thanks
I agree with both points. It's a spectacular approach but a bit surprised they're still flying directly over Manhattan.
TWC... Time Warner Center? ;-)
WTC
The approach is one of my favorite parts of a flight. The plane just seems to be gliding leisurely.
I'm from the NY Tri-state area (NJ and CT) ... these new LaGuardia approaches will put the touristy helicopter flights out of business!
If I had never been to that airport before I'd be shitting my pants as an anxious flyer. From turning hard so low, to being so low over the water!
I saw that coming back fro. St Louis. It was cold and misty.Wonderful sight .Along with flying into Sydney probably one of the best approaches to an airport
Absolutely incredible! Filmed Manhattan by night on takeoff from Newark, but this is MUCH better. Fantastic.
Wow! Citi Field and the US Open tennis center at the beginning and at the very end. Great video.
From about 1:28 onward, I have goosebumps the size of golfballs. I'm so in love with this city.
Never occurred to me just how massive NYC, and the metro area, is...... Puts things in perspective seeing it from this point of view. I live in Chicago and this view makes Chicago look like a small town.
Very smooth flying. Awesome video. Awesome pilot. Over Queens: the Unisphere globe from the 1964 World's Fair at 6:30. The nuns in my school took us there on a class trip to see Michaelangelo's sculpture "Pieta."
Sim City 2019 - awesome stuff!
I traveled from Houston to NYC on a United Flight and watched New York just like this ❤️❤️🧡 its amazing.
I've flown into LaGuardia many times, but never on the circular route shown here.
I only flew into LaGuardia once and we had this exact approach, it is scary yet awesome at the same time because you just don't expect to get that close to all of those buildings
I fly into LaGuardia too much so I am familiar with that approach. That is the Expressway Visual Approach to RWY 31. But to get the grand tour of Manhattan the flight usually needs to be coming from the North or Northeast to enter the pattern that way. If you are coming from the South or West, you still get a good view of Manhattan, just not the grand tour. There was an approach from the South that used to take you up the Hudson river, North of the GWB and then circle to land RWY22, but they don't seem to fly that approach as much anymore. That approach was even more breathtaking.
*Starts to play Frank Sinatra at the entertainment screen*
I had the exact same approach half a year ago when I flew from Toronto to NYC and it was super freaky yet awesome at the same time
Excellent vid... Central Park and all!
Great job!
The Park ave tower at 1:55 is such a beautiful tall stick. Great capture mate.
that tower is not called that. it's called 432 park avenue
Midtown Manhattan is featured in the intro to the show Law and Order. I think I am telling myself this...because I just realized it.
The pilot took the scenic route. All around NYC. Great video
Great video. Flew into LaGuardia in 1960 as a kid, I was too airsick to enjoy any of it. But these views are awesome.
Wow! You are soooo lucky!!!
I just flew to NY. This approach that circles the entire manhattan is phenomenal. You get that view from the left side of the aircraft.
I have that video on my channel
the freedom tower looks amazing from up there ...looks different when you on the ground ..(still amazing ) but from the air looks amazingly different. and of course second best is my beautiful citi field.
Amazing footage but as much as I am awed, I am also feeling sad as I remember 9/11 and how there used to be a prosperous set of towers that contained within, the routines of thousands of precious people who's lives were lost that day. I can only imagine the hijackers saw such a scene as this before they doomed the world...
Well those asshole hijackers(🤬🤬🤬) didn't deserve to see something as beautiful as this skyline before they did the evil act that they did!!!
Spaghetti the government not bush
Now I see why every game at Shea Stadium I watched on TV had constant jet noise!
Brian Arbenz Try being at the game... I love looking up and seeing the airline name on the undercarriage and picking out the 737’s because the landing gear is outside the aircraft. Surprising not that loud depending on the flight path. This is the first time I’ve ever seen CitiField from one of these videos.
why don't they just vector Victor into a right base for 31. And don't call me Shirley.
hey Shirley!
I'll be Frank. Surely that is a nice view from above!
Surely.
@@nenblom I'm not Frank and He's not Shirley!
What's your clearance, Clarence?
When you see a plane flying from the ground, you can't see all the vertical movement its doing all the time. In the plane you feel it constantly.
Normally I'm an aisle person, but flying into LGA I take the window on the left side. Amazing views. The landing is cool. looks like your right on the water.
Expressway Visual RWY 31 approach and... the wing-rockin' city tour wrapped into one!
That was a lot of things, but surely not the Expressway Visual 31 approach. No Tanks. No right turn to follow the expressway.
You wouldn't see the National Grid tanks because the right turn was made over them. Furthermore, the jet was on downwind tracking eastbound over the Long Island Expressway.
Helicopter fees: 500$
the pilot: "fine ill do it myself"
I always imagined Lower Manhattan to be much larger than it appears from the air.
Makes me wanna go play GTA 4
That's my favourite city in the world right there!!!
Try to see Dikson first before to say that!!!
@@maximvlrvch5514
That is not my favourite place in the world.
@@Mathin3D Did you check what is Dikson really is? Try to explore Dikson in Russia man. 🙂
Awesome! What a beautiful day to fly!