Who is the avgeek sitting across from you? At one time,San Jose used to be a minor AA hub,along with BNA years ago--interesting that the wing slats are moved into position just as pushback began--surprised to see ANA has a daily flight,would've never guessed that-what was that beverage you ordered? Was the aircraft continuing on elsewhere,looked as though the pilot was plotting his next routing
I ordered Baileys Irish Cream with milk, my go-to beverage on a plane. I went back on the tracker to verify, the aircraft headed right back to SJC. flightaware.com/live/flight/N181SY/history/20190330/2010Z/KBUR/KSJC
Jason Moors we set flaps and slats as soon as we start moving backwards that way we know there aren’t any ground crew under/around the airplane. It also takes about 25 seconds for the flaps to extend to our typical takeoff configuration so the sooner we can move them, the less time we have to wait on the taxiway
ERJ-175; I'm reminded of all the commuter props and rj types that operated through LAX over three decades were truly international; from manufacturers around the world.
Still like the JetSuiteX experience better. Less hassles getting in and out of Burbank along with getting your bags really quickly. I wish JetSuiteX flew to more destinations.
Oh, you're going to love it! Trust me, the numbers speak for themselves, it's much more dangerous driving to & from the airport, than the actual flight itself. Sit back, relax, and soak up the magic that is aviation.
Can I ride on this if I’m Naked?
As long as your mask is on :)
Who is the avgeek sitting across from you? At one time,San Jose used to be a minor AA hub,along with BNA years ago--interesting that the wing slats are moved into position just as pushback began--surprised to see ANA has a daily flight,would've never guessed that-what was that beverage you ordered? Was the aircraft continuing on elsewhere,looked as though the pilot was plotting his next routing
I ordered Baileys Irish Cream with milk, my go-to beverage on a plane. I went back on the tracker to verify, the aircraft headed right back to SJC. flightaware.com/live/flight/N181SY/history/20190330/2010Z/KBUR/KSJC
Jason Moors we set flaps and slats as soon as we start moving backwards that way we know there aren’t any ground crew under/around the airplane. It also takes about 25 seconds for the flaps to extend to our typical takeoff configuration so the sooner we can move them, the less time we have to wait on the taxiway
ERJ-175; I'm reminded of all the commuter props and rj types that operated through LAX over three decades were truly international; from manufacturers around the world.
Hi Ryan looks like a great flight experience. What beautiful weather and climate you have. Great video and really enjoyed, thanks 😎👍
It was a great day all around, thanks for watching! :)
Nice video inside the 175, but I miss the once ubiquitous 120 Brasilia.
The Brasilia was an awesome aircraft! From a passenger comfort level, however...the 175 is a giant leap.
Still like the JetSuiteX experience better. Less hassles getting in and out of Burbank along with getting your bags really quickly. I wish JetSuiteX flew to more destinations.
Trust me, I'm right there with you. I'm doing another R/T on JSX on Tuesday.
Hi Ryan, exelent channel , congratulations
Thank you so much, Sérgio! Welcome to the channel.
Great video! The foothills are really green, even for spring!
Thank you!
Yeah, that was cool to see, I think I even got a quick shot of the 'poppy super bloom' that was occurring at the time.
I’m going on my first plane ride ever in 2 weeks. I’m so anxious 😟 thanks for the video. Its nice to see what I should be looking forward too.
Oh, you're going to love it!
Trust me, the numbers speak for themselves, it's much more dangerous driving to & from the airport, than the actual flight itself. Sit back, relax, and soak up the magic that is aviation.
RyanBomar thank you 😊
California looking lush green from all the recent rain.
Yeah, not exactly common for this dry ol' desert.
I've been watching your old VHS videos for years. Therefore, it's weird for me watching a blinding HD video of you riding a modern aircraft XD
That's such a great comment! :)
I like to cover the old and the new, but I obviously prefer the old.
Nice!
Thanks for checking it out, Vincent!