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Agreed I just wish there was a full complete video of a U.S Airways flight from well over a decade ago because I love that airline and the noise of those U.S Airways jet engines relaxes me so much that I could fall asleep within 5 minutes because it’s so soothing and relaxing💞
When my wife and I were in Juneau, we took a helicopter ride to Mendenhall glacier and it took off from Juneau airport, when we took off a Alaska 737 was taxiing
Around the 40:00 mark you can see Mt. St. Elias in the foreground and behind it, you can see Mt. Logan. Logan is the highest mountain in Canada and the largest mountain in the world, not including mountains whose base is below sea level. I actually geeked-out and measured Mt' Logan on Google Earth. It's about the same size and shape as Lake Tahoe. Whenever I go to Tahoe and look at the mountains, I think how small they compared the mass that is Mt. Logan.
Well, it wasn't really luck. This was the planes commemorative last flight and I knew it was happening. So, I knew the plane was going to do the SEA-KTN-WRG-PSG-JNU-ANC that day. Hence how I got to fly on it for 5 flights.
I actually enjoy listening to this on earphones when going to sleep 💤😴 That brings lots of good memories from earlier air travels and always provide good aspirations for the future ones 😃
Great fly! Do you watch the SPC (Storm Prediction Center) outlooks for your hometown with marginal, slight, enhanced, moderate, and high level risk? This is because I use this when I tell about severe weather (tornado, wind gust, hail, floods etc.) is incoming for your hometown. I typically only warn you about the severe weather when it is enhanced risk or higher mainly because you fly a lot and you don't know that the severe weather might be coming to your house, which can cause damage or destroy your home (doesn't have to be tornado) and injured your family. You don't want to be in deadly situation. So if you me comment about this, you'll need to tell your family about the severe weather while flying. You'll need to keep eye on your family to be safe while flying.
No, not usually. I've lived here for 27 years now. You kind of just get used to the potential risk. I live in a part of the country that goes outside on the porch when severe weather is approaching haha. You know, to watch haha. If it get's bad, I can usually tell just by looking, but I also have emergency alerts set up on my phone and we have a steel lined safe room in our garage, so we're pretty covered.
WOWOWOWOWOW!!!! The AK coastline at its best!! Super-Awesome!! Well, there it is, folks. My GF will get paid for only 40% of the hours she did for her jury duty. What a lousy deal! Anyhow, another fine video on your part. Watching Jurassic Park The Lost World. I wouldn't want to have been where Julianne Moore was when that trailer was hanging over the edge of that cliff. And what's with Jeff Goldblum's need to go faster? He tells Julianne Moore "increase your rate of climb" I'm guessing you won't be doing any flights to and from Jurassic Park or Isla Sorna anytime soon. :)
Sadly not flights to any of the Jurassic Park locations anytime soon haha. Something about accidents involving the animals and guests canceling all flights.
@@sla31 Or planes being attacked by a Spinosaurus. Anyhow, velociraptors were a lot smaller than depicted in the JP movies. The filmmakers decided that they wouldn't be scary enough, so they used Deinonychuses instead. DN's and VR's lived on different continents with VRs living in Asia and DNs living in Montana. As it was, T-Rex's also lived in Montana, so if the T-Rex's and DN's seemed like they knew each other in the movies, it's because they did in real life.
Great Video!!! Always love your videos with Alaska Airlines My favorite Airline here in USA. I’d love to fly a Milk Run flight perhaps next year. That looks like a really nice scenic Flight and I could get great photos. I’d use my phone for this. I want to know what is the best time of the year to do these flights what is the cost? I’m near LAX in California. I’d fly LAX to Anchorage then to Seattle and back to LAX. What are your recommendations for Hotels in Alaska and Seattle?
Thanks my friend! I'm glad you enjoyed it. May is the month where Alaska sees the least amount of rain. So if you're wanting clear skies, that's your best bet.
Window alignment is the most important part. If the window is in a weird location in relation to the seat, it can be almost impossible to hold the camera. I'm my experience you want the window be right in line with the armrest. That way you can just rest your arm on the armrest and you don't have to contort your body just to get the shot. I use www.aerolopa.com to check seats and window alignments. It is easily the best seat map site out there.
@@lestertrump666 unfortunately that’s not an option. For two reasons. First, some airlines just outright dong allow it. It can really depend on how the flight attendants are feeling that day haha. And second, and more importantly, it ruins the footage. iPhones have amazing cameras, big they’re not designed to be action cameras. So when you use a suction cup, all of the vibrations, of which there are many on airplanes, they get transferred directly into the lens of the camera. This causes the footage to be warped and distorted. Believe me, I’ve been doing this for 8 years, and I’ve tired dozens of different mounts. They all have failed miserably, including $100+ drone “vibration dampening” mounts.
Yes, 737-890 is the specific aircraft type. Before the 787 and the 737 Max, Boeing used "customer codes" and these were added to each aircraft to identify which airline the aircraft was originally built for. Alaska's Boeing customer code is 90, so any aircraft hey bought from Boeing was automatically a "90" at the end of the aircraft type. 737-790, 737-890, 737-990, etc.
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These full flight videos are such a pleasure to watch and so therapeutic.
As always, I'm glad you enjoy them my friend! Thanks for watching!
Agreed I just wish there was a full complete video of a U.S Airways flight from well over a decade ago because I love that airline and the noise of those U.S Airways jet engines relaxes me so much that I could fall asleep within 5 minutes because it’s so soothing and relaxing💞
When my wife and I were in Juneau, we took a helicopter ride to Mendenhall glacier and it took off from Juneau airport, when we took off a Alaska 737 was taxiing
Around the 40:00 mark you can see Mt. St. Elias in the foreground and behind it, you can see Mt. Logan. Logan is the highest mountain in Canada and the largest mountain in the world, not including mountains whose base is below sea level. I actually geeked-out and measured Mt' Logan on Google Earth. It's about the same size and shape as Lake Tahoe. Whenever I go to Tahoe and look at the mountains, I think how small they compared the mass that is Mt. Logan.
Went to six flags today and it wasn’t even bad at all had fun as well 🙌🙌🙌
Sounds like a good time my friend!
You’ve gotten lucky with all of the salmon livery’s lately!❤
Well, it wasn't really luck. This was the planes commemorative last flight and I knew it was happening. So, I knew the plane was going to do the SEA-KTN-WRG-PSG-JNU-ANC that day. Hence how I got to fly on it for 5 flights.
I actually enjoy listening to this on earphones when going to sleep 💤😴 That brings lots of good memories from earlier air travels and always provide good aspirations for the future ones 😃
Not an expert, sailed to Alaska and Juneau was a port of call.. looks like Mendenhall Glacier on takeoff? Beautiful views, thanks as always!
You’d be correct my friend.
Amazing video as usual!
Thanks for watching my friend!
Very nice smooth landing.😃
Greased her in on the largest flying fishes final flight. Thanks for watching my friend!
One time I think you should do a full flight video American Airlines to Cartagena South America.
I get South America requests a lot. It's on my list to eventually get to haha. If only I had unlimited money haha.
Another amazing full flight video and on my birthday too. Thats right I turn 17 today.
I'm glad you enjoyed it my friend! Happy Birthday. Our birthdays are just a couple of days apart. Mine is the 18th.
Never been to Alaska, that was very cool. Thanks
Alaska is a truly beautiful place. I hope you enjoy the scenery here. Thanks for watching!
Me neither. I would LOVE to go though!
What beautiful engine sound!
Great fly! Do you watch the SPC (Storm Prediction Center) outlooks for your hometown with marginal, slight, enhanced, moderate, and high level risk? This is because I use this when I tell about severe weather (tornado, wind gust, hail, floods etc.) is incoming for your hometown. I typically only warn you about the severe weather when it is enhanced risk or higher mainly because you fly a lot and you don't know that the severe weather might be coming to your house, which can cause damage or destroy your home (doesn't have to be tornado) and injured your family. You don't want to be in deadly situation. So if you me comment about this, you'll need to tell your family about the severe weather while flying. You'll need to keep eye on your family to be safe while flying.
No, not usually. I've lived here for 27 years now. You kind of just get used to the potential risk. I live in a part of the country that goes outside on the porch when severe weather is approaching haha. You know, to watch haha. If it get's bad, I can usually tell just by looking, but I also have emergency alerts set up on my phone and we have a steel lined safe room in our garage, so we're pretty covered.
WOWOWOWOWOW!!!! The AK coastline at its best!! Super-Awesome!!
Well, there it is, folks. My GF will get paid for only 40% of the hours she did for her jury duty. What a lousy deal!
Anyhow, another fine video on your part. Watching Jurassic Park The Lost World. I wouldn't want to have been where Julianne Moore was when that trailer was hanging over the edge of that cliff. And what's with Jeff Goldblum's need to go faster? He tells Julianne Moore "increase your rate of climb"
I'm guessing you won't be doing any flights to and from Jurassic Park or Isla Sorna anytime soon. :)
Sadly not flights to any of the Jurassic Park locations anytime soon haha. Something about accidents involving the animals and guests canceling all flights.
@@sla31 Or planes being attacked by a Spinosaurus.
Anyhow, velociraptors were a lot smaller than depicted in the JP movies. The filmmakers decided that they wouldn't be scary enough, so they used Deinonychuses instead. DN's and VR's lived on different continents with VRs living in Asia and DNs living in Montana.
As it was, T-Rex's also lived in Montana, so if the T-Rex's and DN's seemed like they knew each other in the movies, it's because they did in real life.
Great Video!!! Always love your videos with Alaska Airlines My favorite Airline here in USA. I’d love to fly a Milk Run flight perhaps next year. That looks like a really nice scenic Flight and I could get great photos. I’d use my phone for this.
I want to know what is the best time of the year to do these flights what is the cost? I’m near LAX in California. I’d fly LAX to Anchorage then to Seattle and back to LAX. What are your recommendations for Hotels in Alaska and Seattle?
Thanks my friend! I'm glad you enjoyed it. May is the month where Alaska sees the least amount of rain. So if you're wanting clear skies, that's your best bet.
I wonder on how you do the engine views, I tried it once and it was not very comfortable for me. Any tips?
Window alignment is the most important part. If the window is in a weird location in relation to the seat, it can be almost impossible to hold the camera. I'm my experience you want the window be right in line with the armrest. That way you can just rest your arm on the armrest and you don't have to contort your body just to get the shot. I use www.aerolopa.com to check seats and window alignments. It is easily the best seat map site out there.
Do you used Go pro to record such breathtaking view of snow mountain 😂😂😂
I do not. I film everything with iPhones. Currently the 14 Pro. IMO, GoPro image quality is subpar, and they are far too unreliable.
@@sla31 Use mobile 📱 phone holder to suck on the glass of craft 😇
@@lestertrump666 unfortunately that’s not an option. For two reasons. First, some airlines just outright dong allow it. It can really depend on how the flight attendants are feeling that day haha. And second, and more importantly, it ruins the footage. iPhones have amazing cameras, big they’re not designed to be action cameras. So when you use a suction cup, all of the vibrations, of which there are many on airplanes, they get transferred directly into the lens of the camera. This causes the footage to be warped and distorted. Believe me, I’ve been doing this for 8 years, and I’ve tired dozens of different mounts. They all have failed miserably, including $100+ drone “vibration dampening” mounts.
@@sla31 So. You always holding phone 📱 in hand ✋️ during every fight 🤳🤳🤳
@@lestertrump666 yes, even on long flights 💪🏻
737 890 ?
Yes, 737-890 is the specific aircraft type. Before the 787 and the 737 Max, Boeing used "customer codes" and these were added to each aircraft to identify which airline the aircraft was originally built for. Alaska's Boeing customer code is 90, so any aircraft hey bought from Boeing was automatically a "90" at the end of the aircraft type. 737-790, 737-890, 737-990, etc.
@@sla31 thanks never heard of it thought you just made a mistake or something
@@RSquad7671 you learn something new every day, right? Just Boeing customer codes. Thanks for watching!
@@sla31 That's my favorite quote too! You learn something new everyday!
😃😃😃
Thanks for watching my friend!