This is most definitely a happy landing! What a spectacular view of New York harbor, Manhattan, midtown Manhattan, upper Manhattan, the Bronx, Riverdale, orchard Beach in the Bronx, throgs neck in the Bronx and then of course the final landing at LaGuardia Airport in Queens. Great footage!
I've been on this approach into LaGuardia many times. It is one of my favorites, especially when I have a starboard side window seat. Love the flyover Central Park and Coop City (The Bronx). Lots of memories.
Staffelkapitan, Sie Haben richtig! I noticed that also. I've NEVER seen departures on the point for 22. It's either 31 or 13 but this 22 Hudson River Visual is the best into KGLA. Too bad it wasn't crystal clear.
Especially if your far enough that all the trash here is practically invisible its a great view. Never knew how many trees there where round here in the bronc because I don’t often go past bedford park blvd or Lehman College. All my life in the bronx and I don’t even know all of the area 100%
Often wondered where the actual Pelham Bay was. Took a tour of the Bartow-Pell mansion and during that tour the tour guide explained that Pelham Bay was filled in to create Orchard Beach and its parking lot (and most of that track of land around them). Great shot of what was Pelham Bay from 05:17 - 05:37.
Wow.. great views of the Junior HS that I went to back in the 1970s.... good views of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. I had my seat belt fastened the whole time!
You can see the one before flying out. This Runway 22 is the best landing when the weather is clear with The Hudson Visual. I've never seen planes line up on the point like that. Usually, this landing has them for takeoff on 13 going East, or 31 going West.
PLease get a mount or something to stick the cam on. These are amazing shots and we love your doing it, but could use improvement. I am sure you know already, but thank you for hookin us up - this was awesome!
I flew out of LGA as a 757 captain for United 2000 to 2015. When visual approaches were being flown to Runway 22, and if you were arriving from the west, the standard clearance was direct to the Verazano Bridge, direct to the Statue of Liberty, and up the Hudson River which is what I believe these pilots are flying. The actual ATC clearance would be, for example, "United 723, direct Verazano, direct to the statue and up the Hudson." I always wondered how pilots who were not based in New York would know which bridge the Verazano was, and where was the statue the controller was talking about was, but somehow, everyone just knew what to do. Amazing! The same thing when flying the Expressway Visual to Runway 31. You would be cleared to the Maspeth tanks (2 big, white gas tanks in Brooklyn) then follow the Bronx Queens Expressway to Citi Field, make a huge left turn to line up with Runway 31.. Over the tanks, there were I believe 3 different highways that you could follow, but only one was the BQE. Again, how did pilots not familiar with the NYC area know which one was the BQE? But nobody ever got it wrong.
Very nice! The camera got a little shaky at the end and I wish the coverage lasted until the plane finished the landing process completely but overall the experience I got from this video was wonderful. I'll give it a thumbs up!
Yeah its west side over NJ/NY River then goes up to Westchester, then right turn to New Rochelle, then another right down to the Bronx then Final past Whitestone Bridge into Queens Astoria
As a New Yorker from the Bronx and an Avgeek I must say that this is one awesome video. Thanks a lot! Was this a CRJ-200? It sounds like a CRJ given the autopilot disconnect sound & altitude callouts.
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Last year in august I spent the majority of my landing looking for my school from above Manhattan. In Chelsey 23rd st. Since my schools has a nice red roof its easy to spot. I had fun looking at the place I’ve lived in all my life from a different view. Then quickly locating the area I live in just by spotting the Bronx Zoo. (its about and hour from where I live by foot)
I flew this approach many times and it's the best view of Manhattan and NYC. However, I've never seen them line up to fly out on R22 to go over Queens! Fly out on 4 many times but never this way.
From a video quality point of view I agree, but the captain was clearly the PIC and was the one landing the plane. The copilot would just have been sitting there doing nothing if he didn’t have the camera, so it’s not too big of a deal.
Quite possibly one of the nicest cockpit view videos on RUclips..... EXCEPT for how badly the whole thing gets totally cocked-up! Damn shame. Maybe try again? All this the same, thank you for posting this video. Cheers
@@TexSoundLLC I am indeed a local...Its a beautiful city above ground, as well as on the ground, despite the high crimes we are dealing with now under this idiot mayor and failed government here. have a good evening and thanks for sharing this wonderful video. Soon I will be flying
I know right! Like would it have killed him to level the horizon in the camera view? It looked like the pilot was banking right during the entire approach! ... Even landing on his right side wheels only! ... And to the guy who called this a departure... I think it was actually a landing.
Brass Boy Approach chase lights (VGLS - Visual Guidance Lightning System) .... I did some checking because I was curious.. off to the left is the ILS antenna). If you look at the approach charts you’ll see they’re not perfectly aligned. I hate landings on 4/22 .. it’s disconcerting to be so damn low and see water out your window.
WHAT IS POV?? I have a Private Pilot rating, with time in for IFR, COMMERCIAL Cert. but never completed them. I haven't flown in years so please excuse my ignorance. I bought a Pitts and sharpened up my skill a bit:)
rafdecc POV isn’t an aviation term, it’s a photographic term: Point Of View...in this case...it’s the pilot’s POV. I have the same rating you do by the way.
Just like fireworks a person never gets too old to enjoy watching these things taking off and landing.
This is most definitely a happy landing! What a spectacular view of New York harbor, Manhattan, midtown Manhattan, upper Manhattan, the Bronx, Riverdale, orchard Beach in the Bronx, throgs neck in the Bronx and then of course the final landing at LaGuardia Airport in Queens. Great footage!
Great idea! Thanks for the perspective!
I've been on this approach into LaGuardia many times. It is one of my favorites, especially when I have a starboard side window seat. Love the flyover Central Park and Coop City (The Bronx). Lots of memories.
Beautiful, thanks for sharing!
I've never been out to NYC but this is incredible footage I've seen on google maps. Great video.
Great video!! Nice to see departures from 22!! That's very rare for KLGA
Staffelkapitan, Sie Haben richtig! I noticed that also. I've NEVER seen departures on the point for 22. It's either 31 or 13 but this 22 Hudson River Visual is the best into KGLA. Too bad it wasn't crystal clear.
Awesome!!
Absolutely Spectacular!!
awesome, thanks for posting this
Good job, nice view of NYC and Long Island.
Amazing video! Really cool approach! Huge like from me!
Wow, even the Bronx looks beautiful from a couple of thousand feet up!
Especially if your far enough that all the trash here is practically invisible its a great view. Never knew how many trees there where round here in the bronc because I don’t often go past bedford park blvd or Lehman College. All my life in the bronx and I don’t even know all of the area 100%
Great video!
Simply the BEST man!!!
Often wondered where the actual Pelham Bay was. Took a tour of the Bartow-Pell mansion and during that tour the tour guide explained that Pelham Bay was filled in to create Orchard Beach and its parking lot (and most of that track of land around them). Great shot of what was Pelham Bay from 05:17 - 05:37.
Wow.. great views of the Junior HS that I went to back in the 1970s.... good views of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
I had my seat belt fastened the whole time!
Beautiful. Subscribed
Lovely little city that New York
You can see the one before flying out. This Runway 22 is the best landing when the weather is clear with The Hudson Visual. I've never seen planes line up on the point like that. Usually, this landing has them for takeoff on 13 going East, or 31 going West.
PLease get a mount or something to stick the cam on. These are amazing shots and we love your doing it, but could use improvement. I am sure you know already, but thank you for hookin us up - this was awesome!
I flew out of LGA as a 757 captain for United 2000 to 2015. When visual approaches were being flown to Runway 22, and if you were arriving from the west, the standard clearance was direct to the Verazano Bridge, direct to the Statue of Liberty, and up the Hudson River which is what I believe these pilots are flying. The actual ATC clearance would be, for example, "United 723, direct Verazano, direct to the statue and up the Hudson." I always wondered how pilots who were not based in New York would know which bridge the Verazano was, and where was the statue the controller was talking about was, but somehow, everyone just knew what to do. Amazing! The same thing when flying the Expressway Visual to Runway 31. You would be cleared to the Maspeth tanks (2 big, white gas tanks in Brooklyn) then follow the Bronx Queens Expressway to Citi Field, make a huge left turn to line up with Runway 31.. Over the tanks, there were I believe 3 different highways that you could follow, but only one was the BQE. Again, how did pilots not familiar with the NYC area know which one was the BQE? But nobody ever got it wrong.
Beautiful
Awesome approach
i literally saw my house and the pool where i work at. Nice video
Awesome Thank you
Very nice! The camera got a little shaky at the end and I wish the coverage lasted until the plane finished the landing process completely but overall the experience I got from this video was wonderful. I'll give it a thumbs up!
This is the approach i see many planes flying right over my house!!
Yeah its west side over NJ/NY River then goes up to Westchester, then right turn to New Rochelle, then another right down to the Bronx then Final past Whitestone Bridge into Queens Astoria
I can see airplanes landing at LaGuardia from my house but its at a distance. I dont know what runway but sometimes the go so low right over my house.
@@Gio-vf1zf could have landed on the cross county! lol
DaRk Exhaustion -Don’t ever say that. Some of us have to drive that daily. Lol
Right over my house too!! 🤣 I saw the Cross County, 95, The Hutch… I see these planes flying right over Pelham Manor every day. 😂😎
Brilliant to watch 👌
Awesome!!!
I saw my house at 2:21! Great video.
I must write something here great video
Laguardia at one end of the Cross Island and JFK at the other, off the Belt pkwy... God, I'm so homesick!
Awesome
As a New Yorker from the Bronx and an Avgeek I must say that this is one awesome video. Thanks a lot!
Was this a CRJ-200? It sounds like a CRJ given the autopilot disconnect sound & altitude callouts.
The first time I landed there it scared the hell out of me. You can’t see where the aircraft is heading when you’re sitting in it.
Nice sideways photography.... DOH!
pesto12601.
nice flight.
Thank you, video was taken a while ago, I have updated my gear and am trying to step up my video quality. Please subscribe and see some of the new flying videos I have on my channel. Inappreciate your comment Orange Betsy! 🍊
Last year in august I spent the majority of my landing looking for my school from above Manhattan. In Chelsey 23rd st. Since my schools has a nice red roof its easy to spot. I had fun looking at the place I’ve lived in all my life from a different view. Then quickly locating the area I live in just by spotting the Bronx Zoo. (its about and hour from where I live by foot)
I flew this approach many times and it's the best view of Manhattan and NYC. However, I've never seen them line up to fly out on R22 to go over Queens! Fly out on 4 many times but never this way.
midtown is waay bigger than lower Manhattan.. All impressive
Nice vid but what's with all the camera moving at the end...and the rather early end to the vid?
Nice!
The coolest city in the world.
Nice video
LGA and YUL in Montreal are the two greatest airports to land at both day and night!
Saw Riverbank State Park, two blocks from where I grew up. Identified what looked like Queensbridge Projects too. Didn't catch Citi Field though.
At 1:45 you can see Yankee Stadium, though.
Great
very nice view from about 4000ft
Spectacular footage on a beautiful day! Great job! One small complain: too much fiddling with the camera close to landing....
Totally agree, thatll be the co-pilot
Fuckin Nobber ;(
From a video quality point of view I agree, but the captain was clearly the PIC and was the one landing the plane. The copilot would just have been sitting there doing nothing if he didn’t have the camera, so it’s not too big of a deal.
Camera could’ve been level also. That would’ve helped.
Yes I agree fully, was very irritating ffs!!!
The camera was being held quite smoothly until 7:27, when for some reason he started shifting and bumping it all over the place.
A few weeks ago I saw a Boeing 777 Air Canada land there. I did not think that the runway was long enough but I guess so.
The scale of the buildings reminds me of Sim City
Me: pilots pay maximum attention during the landing, everything is under control, nothing to worry...
Pilot: oh, that camera, how to fix it in place!
flew right over the projects
Great vıdeo 👍
I kept stopping to view area I knew as a kid
Gentlemen: let's please maintain a sterile cockpit below 10 and we definitely shouldn't be messing around with a camera during the approach.
Yup, I noticed that too.
Good advice mate 👍
@@kennethhoffman8845 crowd fund him a gripping device.
Is this a Part 91 flight? In that case it wouldn’t be subject to sterile cockpit by statute but may be by company policy
Of course cockpit cop.
MY FAVORITE CITY!! THANK YOU!! What airline was this?
Quite possibly one of the nicest cockpit view videos on RUclips.....
EXCEPT for how badly the whole thing gets totally cocked-up! Damn shame. Maybe try again?
All this the same, thank you for posting this video.
Cheers
wow
1:21 The Concorde on the USS Intrepid can be seen clearly.
At 2:13 flying along Fort Washington Park in the Washington Heights area with views of the G.W. Bridge
You must be a local, I have no clue about anything in NYC. Thanks for the comment.
@@TexSoundLLC I am indeed a local...Its a beautiful city above ground, as well as on the ground, despite the high crimes we are dealing with now under this idiot mayor and failed government here. have a good evening and thanks for sharing this wonderful video. Soon I will be flying
Thanks for the crick in my neck...but thanks for the really cool video. Stay safe
The USS LaGuardia.
It's amazing how the altitude decreases ever so slightly every few hundred miles or so. The runway is not in view till the very end.
Very true. I was looking for the runway till the very end of the video.
COOP CITY at 5:20 on the right view.
This is what MSFS 2020 is going to look like
Spilled the water
Linda cidade
Pity Aviation Guy isn't also a Camera Guy.
seriously.. had my neck tilted the entire time!
I know right! Like would it have killed him to level the horizon in the camera view? It looked like the pilot was banking right during the entire approach! ... Even landing on his right side wheels only! ... And to the guy who called this a departure... I think it was actually a landing.
Is this a normal flightpath?? What a treat for passengers. Trump's plane on the right at touch down.
Not normal.
Don't fiddle, keep the camera horizontal!
Great Video. Another Complaint Though. Camera Level would have Been Nice Also. But the view was spectacular.
did this camera fall or did the whole plane collapse on its side? ))
Camera Problems??
So much for the sterile cockpit rule....
I thought the same thing. pretty sure they were getting vectors so it would be a good time for ears open and mouth shut.
I Knew I'd see somebody else mention this. BS
That's what I was thinking! I thought they're not allowed to engage in small talk below a certain altitude.
@@Woozler554 I believe it's below 10,000 the sterile cockpit rule applies.
@@paddyboy1959- That sounds right.
Shocking camera angle lmao
And how professional messing with camera on short final
Quit whining.
I didn’t know planes could fly so close to the freedom tower. A bit unsettling.
Why is there that dock thing on the water before the runway?
Brass Boy Approach chase lights (VGLS - Visual Guidance Lightning System) .... I did some checking because I was curious.. off to the left is the ILS antenna). If you look at the approach charts you’ll see they’re not perfectly aligned. I hate landings on 4/22 .. it’s disconcerting to be so damn low and see water out your window.
👍cool
I’m not a pilot, but I thought it was supposed to be all business below 10K.
hi can i post this with credit in instagram?
Certainly not a sterile cockpit. Frat boy chatter. What airline is this?
Outwardly at least, Rikers looks cleaner and more orderly than many developing world capitals.
c the oil streaks in the water from previous jets....
That looks like Prague, Czechoslovakia to me. 🤔
So the plane landed tilting to the left. Right? 😁
Wow i see a jungle in new york
Mother of god!
Was going so well ‘till you messed up with the camera. Thanks for sharing anyway.
Agreed. I was going to upvote the video until the end. WTF?
🤣 --- me watching the entire video
Captain Sully wuz here. Watch for da boids!
bx wx boids? Oh birds
I'm from NY don't let those views fool you its a nasty place to live
It reminds me of that tragedy.
Hold the camera still!
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8:05 still a plane on the runway.
"Cleared for takeoff, no delay"
WHAT IS POV?? I have a Private Pilot rating, with time in for IFR, COMMERCIAL Cert. but never completed them. I haven't flown in years so please excuse my ignorance. I bought a Pitts and sharpened up my skill a bit:)
rafdecc POV isn’t an aviation term, it’s a photographic term: Point Of View...in this case...it’s the pilot’s POV. I have the same rating you do by the way.
final approach and landing hardly seems like the time to be fucking around with the camera instead of paying attention to flying the plane
He probably wasn't the pilot flying, and even if he was, it only takes a second.
CRJ?
It's so weird for me to see the new World Trade Center, the last time I flew over New York the old WTC was still there.
What happened to it?