I've been to San Diego twice. The view on landings is spectacular. I've flown in and out of many airports, but as far as scenery goes, San Diego is the best!
Called San Diego my home for a year in the mid 80's some of the best sun raises and sun sets this country has to offer made everyone feel young and alive...great memories. And yes takes offs are awesome at dawn...
I’ve been flight instructing for a little over a year now and I’m about 6 months away from typing and flying in an Airbus. I simply can’t wait to fly in and out of this airport. I’ve flown many many times in flight sims in or out of SAN and to do it in the real world would be something special.
Good luck to you! This is one of my favorite airports to fly into. It can be challenging in many ways. It is the busiest one-runway airport in the world. Also, there is no ILS on the predominate runway. Sounds like you are on a fast track. Most people spend many years instructing before they have a shot at flying a jet transport...
@@CockpitScenes Times are quite different.. Class got delayed but I'm about to start in about 4 weeks! Incredible how things went. In 2020 i put pen to paper with hopes of getting to a regional airline in 2025. I'll be getting typed soon.....in an airbus, wild times these are, in 2024. Hopes are to get to my 'dream' legacy job within 5 years now. Seriously can't wait for the first time flying the real thing...
I've flown that SAN to EWR route a number of times (since the Continental days) but I usually go at night so I can arrive in NYC for breakfast. Great video, thanks for posting.
I used to watch you guys flying over boot camp every day....then I was on a jet flying out after boot camp, looking down on the guys running obstacle course and it was all good. Thanks for sharing.
This was a real treat. I’ve flown in and out of Lindbergh countless times when I lived in SD 20 years ago. It’s always beautiful rising above the marine layer into clear blue skies.
Grew up in S.D. and worked at SAN in the early 80's at the FBO, there was a cross runway that ran SE/NW but it has been closed and converted to A/C parking for airfreight. When I learned to fly we went in there occasionally for training. Worked with some interesting aircraft and people while there.
Awesome footage. Would love to see a wide-body take off from SAN with the same cockpit view. Even in this 737 it looked like y'all got close to the end of the runway.
And there's my house under the flight path that these planes take when flying out of SAN...from 6:30AM to 11:30PM every day, I hear the planes taking off...
I’ve called San Diego my favorite hometown for 12 years now. Perfect city with perfect weathers all year long. I’m curious, why does San Diego only have 1 runway? Most airports have 2 or more.. I love seeing the planes land over the ocean beach pier when it’s cloudy weather.
It actually used to have a 2nd runway (31-13). It crossed 27-9 where Taxiway D is now. The south end of taxiway D was the approach end of 31. it was about 4000-4500 feet. But it added nothing to capacity, since the airlines couldn't use it. With the airport basically saturated with Airline flights, there was no benefit to accommodating GA aircraft on 31-13.
Cockpit Scenes My last flight was SAN-HNL one week ago. This is the first time I’ve ever taken a voluntary leave. More time with the kids but how long can an airline last like this?
There is Brown Field but that’s mostly for cargo, charter, corporate, first responder, and private aviation. With the hilly terrain in the county, it’s tough finding suitable land for a 2+ runway airport.
San Diego was such a nice place to live in the 70s, 80s, and 90s. But then it became overcrowded, overpriced, and a stressful place to live like most other California cities. Such a Shame.
new subscriber. I founf you from the new 727 video. It's not likely to happen over a new clean sheet design with external fan engins and a high braced strut laminar wing.
Thanks for subscribing. I am not able to add any more flying content because I am retired now. However, I do have about 35 videos from my active years. I will be posting other content from time to time you might find interesting. I really didn't like that 727 video because it is just click-bait and devoid of any real content. I flew the 727 for many years and I have over 10,000 hrs. on it. It's probably the best flying and most fun airplane I have ever flown. It never let me down. That said, it has a three-man cockpit, and the systems are very out of date. There is no way it is coming back. Boeing may make a clean-sheet design to replace its market, but it will have nothing in common.
The landing in San Diego is always kind of cool with the tall buildings to the left. Leaving San Diego, however, is always slow. They really need a new airport with more than one runway.
Made that takeoff at SAN many times over nearly 30 years with the airlines! What is much more interesting is the approach to landing on that runway. One gets a good view of the downtown! There is a parking garage the aircraft pass over just short of the runway! It is cleared by only a hundred feet or so! Why the runway has one of the longest displaced thresholds in the world
I sincerely Thank You for the info. In the future I want to travel and I have a mother who has a bad heart and I haven't traveled on plane since 1998. Again Thank You!
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I've been to San Diego twice. The view on landings is spectacular. I've flown in and out of many airports, but as far as scenery goes, San Diego is the best!
Called San Diego my home for a year in the mid 80's some of the best sun raises and sun sets this country has to offer made everyone feel young and alive...great memories. And yes takes offs are awesome at dawn...
Absolutely GORGEOUS sunrise! San Diego has some of the best in the world!
I’ve been flight instructing for a little over a year now and I’m about 6 months away from typing and flying in an Airbus. I simply can’t wait to fly in and out of this airport. I’ve flown many many times in flight sims in or out of SAN and to do it in the real world would be something special.
Good luck to you! This is one of my favorite airports to fly into. It can be challenging in many ways. It is the busiest one-runway airport in the world. Also, there is no ILS on the predominate runway. Sounds like you are on a fast track. Most people spend many years instructing before they have a shot at flying a jet transport...
@@CockpitScenes Times are quite different.. Class got delayed but I'm about to start in about 4 weeks! Incredible how things went. In 2020 i put pen to paper with hopes of getting to a regional airline in 2025. I'll be getting typed soon.....in an airbus, wild times these are, in 2024.
Hopes are to get to my 'dream' legacy job within 5 years now. Seriously can't wait for the first time flying the real thing...
I've flown that SAN to EWR route a number of times (since the Continental days) but I usually go at night so I can arrive in NYC for breakfast. Great video, thanks for posting.
I used to watch you guys flying over boot camp every day....then I was on a jet flying out after boot camp, looking down on the guys running obstacle course and it was all good. Thanks for sharing.
Awesome. Colorful takeoff.
The music and scenery is absolutely beautiful. Nicely edited. Thank you.
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San Diego is my hometown and i love the airport, especially taking off there
This was a real treat. I’ve flown in and out of Lindbergh countless times when I lived in SD 20 years ago. It’s always beautiful rising above the marine layer into clear blue skies.
So pretty
Beautiful. I lived there mid 80s - early 90s. This is just a beautiful video. Thanks.
sunrise or sunset flights off san diego are beutiful , i love this city
Grew up in S.D. and worked at SAN in the early 80's at the FBO, there was a cross runway that ran SE/NW but it has been closed and converted to A/C parking for airfreight. When I learned to fly we went in there occasionally for training. Worked with some interesting aircraft and people while there.
0:56 if you notice the clouds behind the landing FedEx heavy (up towards Bankers Hill for us San Diegans), you can watch the vortices in the wake!
Sir, You are sharp!
Gotta love the sun coming up over the city & jets~
Awesome footage. Would love to see a wide-body take off from SAN with the same cockpit view. Even in this 737 it looked like y'all got close to the end of the runway.
And there's my house under the flight path that these planes take when flying out of SAN...from 6:30AM to 11:30PM every day, I hear the planes taking off...
I’ve called San Diego my favorite hometown for 12 years now. Perfect city with perfect weathers all year long. I’m curious, why does San Diego only have 1 runway? Most airports have 2 or more.. I love seeing the planes land over the ocean beach pier when it’s cloudy weather.
@@CockpitScenes there has been talks of expanding it into the bay with North Island or up north to Miramar. Nothing concrete yet though
@@cooterscooter3202The city has been talking about taking over Miramar since the 80s.
It actually used to have a 2nd runway (31-13). It crossed 27-9 where Taxiway D is now. The south end of taxiway D was the approach end of 31. it was about 4000-4500 feet. But it added nothing to capacity, since the airlines couldn't use it. With the airport basically saturated with Airline flights, there was no benefit to accommodating GA aircraft on 31-13.
Cockpit Scenes My last flight was SAN-HNL one week ago. This is the first time I’ve ever taken a voluntary leave. More time with the kids but how long can an airline last like this?
There is Brown Field but that’s mostly for cargo, charter, corporate, first responder, and private aviation. With the hilly terrain in the county, it’s tough finding suitable land for a 2+ runway airport.
Im from Australia, thats where our old friend Dennis Connor is !!!!!!!! Gorgeous place !!!
What a beauty 😂😂❤
Finally a video where the camera isnt fixated on the freaking engine for the whole video but where it should be, ON THE SCENERY!
Wow.. like a painting of Monet when the plane reach the top of these clouds...
San Diego was such a nice place to live in the 70s, 80s, and 90s. But then it became overcrowded, overpriced, and a stressful place to live like most other California cities. Such a Shame.
SAN: Awesome weather, good Mexican food.
Ahhh, the good old days. Wish I could go back to the 73, then maybe I’d at least be flying some right now.
Man I didn’t know you had to swing out that far to turn and stay on the line. It’s like a bus
do you see thos green lights at the airport they been there since i was in pelham and they still there
LOVE LOVE LOVEEE KSAN!
T Malone Everything about KSAN. Everything.
Beautiful video! I’m happy to be a new subscriber.
Great video 🤙🏼
Waiting for that first 0630 departure.
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Amazing footage as always, can I ask what is the name of the song?
Daedalus by Kai Engel
new subscriber. I founf you from the new 727 video. It's not likely to happen over a new clean sheet design with external fan engins and a high braced strut laminar wing.
Thanks for subscribing. I am not able to add any more flying content because I am retired now. However, I do have about 35 videos from my active years. I will be posting other content from time to time you might find interesting. I really didn't like that 727 video because it is just click-bait and devoid of any real content. I flew the 727 for many years and I have over 10,000 hrs. on it. It's probably the best flying and most fun airplane I have ever flown. It never let me down. That said, it has a three-man cockpit, and the systems are very out of date. There is no way it is coming back. Boeing may make a clean-sheet design to replace its market, but it will have nothing in common.
The landing in San Diego is always kind of cool with the tall buildings to the left. Leaving San Diego, however, is always slow. They really need a new airport with more than one runway.
this had to have been a few years ago? b/c the 738 in front of you didn't get the scimitar retrofitted on yet?
Please do another at san diego
Is this only me or plane didn’t lift off the ground as soon as V1 rotate announced n pilot pulled the yoke and finally took off in second attempt ?
That was a long roll for a 737 at SAN. Must have been transcon.
Yup!
Made that takeoff at SAN many times over nearly 30 years with the airlines! What is much more interesting is the approach to landing on that runway. One gets a good view of the downtown! There is a parking garage the aircraft pass over just short of the runway! It is cleared by only a hundred feet or so! Why the runway has one of the longest displaced thresholds in the world
Ameezing
Man those 73s sure have long rolls
thats a very short runway in SAN
Destination?
If SAN has quiet hours until 06:30, why does United have a 06:15 departure?
Pushback time, it's a mad dash to Runway 27 every morning to hit TOGA at exactly 0630.
Mistake??? the pilot used the main runway and then take the taxiway...
Not a mistake. That is what ground control wanted me to do so I could bypass traffic on the taxiway.
Music messed up the video!
I suggest you turn down the volume.
So when does this on board computer go HAL9000 and nose dive the 737 into the ground ?
I hope u guys stay heather
Afterlife
Cockpit Scenes u
Since you are a pilot, can passengers make cell phone calls during flight?
But you can make them before departure on the plane right?
I sincerely Thank You for the info. In the future I want to travel and I have a mother who has a bad heart and I haven't traveled on plane since 1998. Again Thank You!
No HGS?
@@CockpitScenes Sure you do. I work for the company that makes them. I need to keep my job. :D
MCRD on the right
Is that Southwest Airlines
Cockpit Scenes Then what kind of Airline is that
Cockpit Scenes Because I can think of United Airlines American Airlines and Southwest Airlines that have Boeing 737
The nose is white and ATC cleared United to takeoff when the arrived at runway
very late take off!
He/she used a lot of runway.-GSH
My Dad used to squeeze stretch DC-8's in there. Not his favorite airport.
youre stealing other peoples videos and uploading them to your channel. Reported!
Videos are too high quality to be rripped. Keep up the great posts Harry I love them!
Gta
What crap.
Very nice video...but please spare us the goopy music. It's a takeoff, not an epic. :-)
That's where you're wrong brother. This video is fucking incredible 🤘
Loose the music