Thanks for posting. Retired ground supervisor from ATL. One of the things I miss is in the evening hours during the busy pushes just watching the blinking lights as far as you could see all lining up for their approach in intervals of about 30 seconds. At the same time 50 to 60 aircraft lining up on the parallel taxiways taking off in 30 second intervals. It really is a beautiful sight to watch. It never got old for me. There’s a lot of things I don’t miss in my years at that airport but that is one thing I do.
I live outside of Atlanta. I love this video. Shows just how scenic and green Atlanta is. Someone I know made the comment that Atlanta is the largest city built in a forest. This video pretty much completely proves his statement correct. The scenery is beautiful, the music ia beautiful, calm, and relaxing, and the added info is a great touch. Informative and relaxing. It wasn't until the view of 285 in relation to the runway became clear, that I realized the approach was from the east side of the city. Then, when 27L was shown, it confirmed what I already knew. Great video, well done. Thanks!
Been living here for more than 40 years, I still don't recognize landmarks, coming in from the West! As for the trees, the forests have been decimated since we arrived in the early '80s, and there are still an awful lot of them. ATL remains one of the best airports on the planet to fly into and out of. Security can get slow and sloppy, but otherwise the the efficiency of going from check in to your gate on any of the 7 concourses, and F International is a good mile from the check in counter, is a breeze. Pity we don't have people movers, but Hartsfield is just a great airport to use.
Agree 100%. And so easy to get to and from using MARTA train, I jump on three blocks from my house and 20 mins later I'm in the terminal. Wish the rest of the city ran anywhere near as well 😆
This was pretty neat to see I-285 & I-75 from the air. I always found it fascinating to watch airplanes flying so low when traveling on those interstates. We traveled to Norway a lot and I remember when Hartsfield became international. Before that, we had to fly to NY, then to Amsterdam and then Norway.
I live just 2 hours due south of the airport and able to view a lot of air traffic from my location. It is busy to say the least. Thanks for sharing. Blessings from Georgia USA 🪶✨
What was so cool about this video is that I saw my neighborhood and my house from their point of view. The air traffic pattern used for this runway flies right over my house!
I first flew into ATL on a Delta DC-3 from SAV. The terminal was a wooden building. Captain brought me up to the cockpit before takeoff and pinned some wings on me. I was 12 years old - about 1951. Many visits since then and I have navigated all of the ensuing terminals. Things have really changed in 70 years. Thanks for the video.
Interesting. We're close to the same age. My brother-in-law was chief pilot for an airline and flew DC-3s. I got to fly on a check-ride one time. I listen to the ATCs every morning over a cup of coffee. 🙂
I could only dream that flying into KATL in the 80s as a young 25 yr old pilot was so peaceful!! I flew banking documents/light freight into Hartsfield late night in Mu-2s/Commanders/404s when all the big birds were coming home to roost. Non stop atc Speed talking, keep your speed up, no deviations +- 100ft or miss a call 2x and you were thrown to the back of the line. Maybe a L-1011/747 close in trail "keep your speed up" atc stresses. "Make your 1st right." Not really a option or get ran over. Right over the numbers your throw out full flaps, force the nose down, carrier landing and then make the turn only to see these massive lights bathe you and then watch those beast roar past. Some times I spent the night sleeping on conveyor belts eating out of vending machines. Ah the glamour of being a freight dog.
Years ago I went in there a few times in an Aztec. Approach wanted me to maintain 180 knots on final to about I75. In other words I was at high cruise to the end of the runway. Well, if you have a 10,000 foot runway, you might as well use it all.
Well, my stress and cortisol levels pretty much got zero watching this. For me that approach is special since ATL is home. Many wonderful trips, but still wheels down full reverse thrust on those runways is the sound of home at home.
Hmmmmm!the things that we take for granted even flying in an airplane, as a person traveled a lot it's only after watching these about airplanes the take off the landing and so many more information how there are so much to do and follow one must give high appreciation to all that involves to make safe for we the travellings public to enjoy .Bravo to all the pilots,ground staff ,air traffic controllers,and everyone else who make all possible for us to enjoy safe flights to and from our destinations.
I’ve been there a lot. During final approach once the pilots aborted the landing and went around. Our captain announced, “Ladies and gentlemen, we’ve had to abort our landing because some idiot pulled onto the runway we were about to land on.”
Atlanta's greenery is truly awesome to see from the air! One would never know you're in a metropolis of over 7 million people. I live in Los Angeles and I wish we had just a fraction of those trees here in Southern California to look at when landing instead of wall-to-wall concrete. Great video. P.S. -- I enjoyed the music in the background. It lends a mood to the video as one gazes out the cockpit window watching the scenery pass by. Good job!
That's cool that you said that because a friend of mine flew into Atlanta from San Diego several years ago and said the same thing.. Although it's a bustling area and state we do have a lot of beautiful scenery to enjoy.
That's why they call it one of America's biggest little towns! Once you get away from the Freeways and main traffic thoroughfares it's really nice and wooded! The Druid Hills/Claremont Road area as just one example of this!
I can't believe how smooth that was! I backed up the video twice to see if there was any bump on touchdown and couldn't see it at all. I fly in and out of ATL a lot and I am always amazed at how well things are run there. I've toured the ATZ regional center and it is incredible to see hundreds of planes on the scope coming in from 4 quadrants and yet there's rarely any incursions.
As a native of Georgia growing up in Metro Atlanta in my early childhood when going to the airport seeing those big jets land and take off i would get cold chills of mere awe and respect for you captains flying. I Really enjoyed your video and the facts you stated. Another interesting fact the airport sits on the original site of the original Atlanta Raceway built in 1909 by then Mayor Asa Chandler and Founder of Coca Cola.
I very much liked the background music as I looked for familiar landmarks after living in metro Atlanta for 36 years. So many times I’ve been underneath airplanes on I-285 as they flew overhead to land on that runway and I enjoyed my Miata rides around the curves on Loop Road around the airport. Thanks again for your perspective!
THAT was the BEST video of a cockpit shown landing that I have EVER seen on YT! Just beautifully done... This is by far the busiest airport in the world. five of the top 10 are in the US.
I live west of KCCO and I'm just a little north of V222 so I watch them all heading in when they're landing to the east on 8 or 9. Being the busiest, it's a constant stream of planes going by.
It's cool to see you fly over the old Fort Gillem sight. When I was a kid, I used to stand in the parking lot of the BX and watch planes come in, and almost always when they flew over my head, the planes would lower their landing gear. Was always fun to watch.
Although I have never flown in an airplane, THAT WAS COOL!!!! I watch a lot of landings from different cockpits, but none as a nice and clear as this one. I hope to see more. Thanks so much for sharing. I am going to watch this a few more times. Have a great day!
Beautiful, beautiful landing thank you for taking us to this journey. I work at that busy airport and I must say we do excellent jobs cadets to you flight attendants pilots first officer everyone in the aviation world.❤❤❤❤
ATL is very well run. My only niggle is a corollary of the airport's layout: the centralized TSA security checks for domestic passengers. Everyone is funneled through one or two bottlenecks (North or South) feeding all the concourses. Other airports are decentralized with separate terminals, each with its own security.
Awesome View, ATL is the Airport I travel from and I've been on flights landing there hundreds of times but never with a view lke this. I am constantly amazed at the Efficiency of ATL. They move maybe thousands of people per hour, but the Terminal is very clearly marked and navigable. I rarely feel like it's extremely crowded or inconvienient except maybe before major holidays and even then it's not that bad because they staff for those. I would actually pick it as my favorite large Airport even if I didn't live in the Atlanta area.
For years the airport was called, 'Hartsfield' after former mayor William B Hartsfield who was responsible for an expansion of the field. In 2003, they added the name 'Jackson' after another former mayor, Maynard Jackson, who oversaw a huge expansion/redesign of the airport, including the 'midfield' terminal, which placed the terminals and gates between the (at the time) 4 runways. The 5th runway was added later, and is on the other side of the multi-lane highway (I-285) the plane flies over just prior to landing.
Would have been cool to have the audio from ZTL/A80/ ATL ATCT. That music goes well with majestic nature shots, which flying into KATL is not beautiful, but definitely cool.
Awesome video. I live about two miles from the Hartsfield Jackson. The planes are just about 2000 ft when landing over my house. You flew right over my house😀
Watching the opening scene with that music brought back some great memories. Retired now for four years. Do I miss the job……? Honestly, I can’t say that I do!
Another excellent video. Love the moving magenta dot. Would it be possible to overlay (text only is fine) ATC chatter too so that we can understand the "operations" that occur (e.g. Potomac scenic drive)? American commercial pilots love VFR landings, unlike overseas counterparts. Perhaps some textbook cases could be served in your channel. Thanks.
It's a great video, particularly when the explain they about the airport and landing procedure, but I prefer to hear the ambient sounds of the cockpit rather than music. Just a thought for future videos.
Nice landing, the camera never "bumped" when you touched down. What were we riding in? Music was perfect and relaxing, but I'd like a version with the ATC chatter and engine noises.
Great vid!! I just flew into ATL back in April. United Airlines 737Max. Comfortable flight ✈️ from Newark, NJ. Nice to see the flight from the pilots view.
I've landed on that runway often and I've also been stuck in traffic behind a wreck, watching the plane land on 27L. It seems as if they're about to drop out of the sky.
I live in Savannah GA and fly Delta. So all my connections are in Atlanta. If you come in from the west you can see Tyler Perry’s enormous mansion easily.
Could you please do the same video but at PANC, at night with 3000' RVR while playing Lynyrd Skynyrd and flying a Lancair IVP with red stripes. Thank you so much for taking requests. 🤣🤣🤣
In Atlanta, they have runways 28, 27L, 27R, 26L, and 26R. You’re correct… normally there would be left, center, and right but Atlanta decided to do it this way. 🤣 Thank you for watching!!
Not nearly as busy as Oshkosh during AirVenture, especially during the Mooney and Bonanza mass arrivals. Those two groups land 9 planes per minute on just two runways. That gets all 190 planes down in just over 20 minutes! Meanwhile, they’re still landing more planes on the third runway while that’s going on. No airport on earth gets busier than that!
Thanks for posting. Retired ground supervisor from ATL. One of the things I miss is in the evening hours during the busy pushes just watching the blinking lights as far as you could see all lining up for their approach in intervals of about 30 seconds. At the same time 50 to 60 aircraft lining up on the parallel taxiways taking off in 30 second intervals. It really is a beautiful sight to watch. It never got old for me. There’s a lot of things I don’t miss in my years at that airport but that is one thing I do.
Thanks for watching!!
I live outside of Atlanta.
I love this video. Shows just how scenic and green Atlanta is. Someone I know made the comment that Atlanta is the largest city built in a forest. This video pretty much completely proves his statement correct.
The scenery is beautiful, the music ia beautiful, calm, and relaxing, and the added info is a great touch.
Informative and relaxing.
It wasn't until the view of 285 in relation to the runway became clear, that I realized the approach was from the east side of the city. Then, when 27L was shown, it confirmed what I already knew.
Great video, well done.
Thanks!
Thank you so much for the kind words! Thanks for watching!! 😊
Been living here for more than 40 years, I still don't recognize landmarks, coming in from the West! As for the trees, the forests have been decimated since we arrived in the early '80s, and there are still an awful lot of them. ATL remains one of the best airports on the planet to fly into and out of. Security can get slow and sloppy, but otherwise the the efficiency of going from check in to your gate on any of the 7 concourses, and F International is a good mile from the check in counter, is a breeze. Pity we don't have people movers, but Hartsfield is just a great airport to use.
Also the best airport in the world! Extremely well designed and run.
Been to ATL hundreds of times as a pax. I have to agree, for as many people as they push through it is run rather well.
Agree 100%. And so easy to get to and from using MARTA train, I jump on three blocks from my house and 20 mins later I'm in the terminal. Wish the rest of the city ran anywhere near as well 😆
This was pretty neat to see I-285 & I-75 from the air. I always found it fascinating to watch airplanes flying so low when traveling on those interstates. We traveled to Norway a lot and I remember when Hartsfield became international. Before that, we had to fly to NY, then to Amsterdam and then Norway.
This video certainly shows how complicated flying is and how knowledgeable the pilots must be…lots of info and a very good video!
I live just 2 hours due south of the airport and able to view a lot of air traffic from my location. It is busy to say the least.
Thanks for sharing.
Blessings from Georgia USA 🪶✨
What was so cool about this video is that I saw my neighborhood and my house from their point of view. The air traffic pattern used for this runway flies right over my house!
I’m happy you got to see your house! That’s so cool. Thanks for watching 😊
That is SO neat!
I first flew into ATL on a Delta DC-3 from SAV. The terminal was a wooden building. Captain brought me up to the cockpit before takeoff and pinned some wings on me. I was 12 years old - about 1951. Many visits since then and I have navigated all of the ensuing terminals. Things have really changed in 70 years.
Thanks for the video.
That's cool! My first time on an airplane was that same route 2022, with Delta of course.
Interesting. We're close to the same age. My brother-in-law was chief pilot for an airline and flew DC-3s. I got to fly on a check-ride one time. I listen to the ATCs every morning over a cup of coffee. 🙂
I could only dream that flying into KATL in the 80s as a young 25 yr old pilot was so peaceful!! I flew banking documents/light freight into Hartsfield late night in Mu-2s/Commanders/404s when all the big birds were coming home to roost. Non stop atc Speed talking, keep your speed up, no deviations +- 100ft or miss a call 2x and you were thrown to the back of the line. Maybe a L-1011/747 close in trail "keep your speed up" atc stresses. "Make your 1st right." Not really a option or get ran over. Right over the numbers your throw out full flaps, force the nose down, carrier landing and then make the turn only to see these massive lights bathe you and then watch those beast roar past. Some times I spent the night sleeping on conveyor belts eating out of vending machines. Ah the glamour of being a freight dog.
Love it!! Thank you for sharing!!
Years ago I went in there a few times in an Aztec. Approach wanted me to maintain 180 knots on final to about I75. In other words I was at high cruise to the end of the runway. Well, if you have a 10,000 foot runway, you might as well use it all.
Haha!! Love it. Thank you for watching and for sharing your story!!
Well, my stress and cortisol levels pretty much got zero watching this.
For me that approach is special since ATL is home. Many wonderful trips, but still wheels down full reverse thrust on those runways is the sound of home at home.
Very beautiful! Great flying.
Hmmmmm!the things that we take for granted even flying in an airplane, as a person traveled a lot it's only after watching these about airplanes the take off the landing and so many more information how there are so much to do and follow one must give high appreciation to all that involves to make safe for we the travellings public to enjoy .Bravo to all the pilots,ground staff ,air traffic controllers,and everyone else who make all possible for us to enjoy safe flights to and from our destinations.
Thank you so much! 😊
I’ve been there a lot. During final approach once the pilots aborted the landing and went around. Our captain announced, “Ladies and gentlemen, we’ve had to abort our landing because some idiot pulled onto the runway we were about to land on.”
Hahaha!! Love it. Thanks for sharing that story 😊
Yeah right. A pilot would never go on PA and tell his passengers they almost died. Nor would he describe an unknown person as a loser.
@@Kirby3529 it’s what he said. And he didn’t say we were about to die.
@@jugheadjones5458 Sure Jan
@@FromTheCaptainsSeat which airline were these amazing pilots flying for an just curious
Great landing super smooth
Lived 45 minutes from ATL for ten years, been there many times, never had a problem. Even security was pretty good.
Atlanta's greenery is truly awesome to see from the air! One would never know you're in a metropolis of over 7 million people. I live in Los Angeles and I wish we had just a fraction of those trees here in Southern California to look at when landing instead of wall-to-wall concrete. Great video. P.S. -- I enjoyed the music in the background. It lends a mood to the video as one gazes out the cockpit window watching the scenery pass by. Good job!
Thank you for your great comments :)
That's cool that you said that because a friend of mine flew into Atlanta from San Diego several years ago and said the same thing.. Although it's a bustling area and state we do have a lot of beautiful scenery to enjoy.
When you're nearing Atlanta on I-20 west it's funny how fast you go from all Woods on either side of the interstate to downtown Atlanta.
Fun fact: Metropolitan Atlanta has more wooded areas than any other major metropolitan area in the U.S.
That's why they call it one of America's biggest little towns! Once you get away from the Freeways and main traffic thoroughfares it's really nice and wooded! The Druid Hills/Claremont Road area as just one example of this!
I can't believe how smooth that was! I backed up the video twice to see if there was any bump on touchdown and couldn't see it at all. I fly in and out of ATL a lot and I am always amazed at how well things are run there. I've toured the ATZ regional center and it is incredible to see hundreds of planes on the scope coming in from 4 quadrants and yet there's rarely any incursions.
Thank goodness for stabilization 😉 and thank you so much for watching!!
As a native of Georgia growing up in Metro Atlanta in my early childhood when going to the airport seeing those big jets land and take off i would get cold chills of mere awe and respect for you captains flying. I Really enjoyed your video and the facts you stated. Another interesting fact the airport sits on the original site of the original Atlanta Raceway built in 1909 by then Mayor Asa Chandler and Founder of Coca Cola.
Thank you for watching and for adding that interesting fact!!
I very much liked the background music as I looked for familiar landmarks after living in metro Atlanta for 36 years. So many times I’ve been underneath airplanes on I-285 as they flew overhead to land on that runway and I enjoyed my Miata rides around the curves on Loop Road around the airport. Thanks again for your perspective!
Thank you so much for watching and for your kind words :)
THAT was the BEST video of a cockpit shown landing that I have EVER seen on YT! Just beautifully done... This is by far the busiest airport in the world. five of the top 10 are in the US.
Thank you!! 😊
I live west of KCCO and I'm just a little north of V222 so I watch them all heading in when they're landing to the east on 8 or 9. Being the busiest, it's a constant stream of planes going by.
It's cool to see you fly over the old Fort Gillem sight. When I was a kid, I used to stand in the parking lot of the BX and watch planes come in, and almost always when they flew over my head, the planes would lower their landing gear. Was always fun to watch.
I love it!! Thank you for watching and thank you for sharing your story 😊
PX, not BX. BX is for Air Force bases.
Although I have never flown in an airplane, THAT WAS COOL!!!! I watch a lot of landings from different cockpits, but none as a nice and clear as this one. I hope to see more. Thanks so much for sharing. I am going to watch this a few more times. Have a great day!
Thank you so very very much for your kind words!!! 😊
I was at FS #24 there in 1983-84, just north of runways 8L/26R. A brief interlude in my 29 years with Atlanta Fire Rescue.
Thanks to you--and to the Captain for a safe landing.
Beautiful, beautiful landing thank you for taking us to this journey. I work at that busy airport and I must say we do excellent jobs cadets to you flight attendants pilots first officer everyone in the aviation world.❤❤❤❤
Thank you for your nice comment 😊
@@FromTheCaptainsSeat your welcome 🤗
ATL is very well run. My only niggle is a corollary of the airport's layout: the centralized TSA security checks for domestic passengers. Everyone is funneled through one or two bottlenecks (North or South) feeding all the concourses. Other airports are decentralized with separate terminals, each with its own security.
Awesome View, ATL is the Airport I travel from and I've been on flights landing there hundreds of times but never with a view lke this. I am constantly amazed at the Efficiency of ATL. They move maybe thousands of people per hour, but the Terminal is very clearly marked and navigable. I rarely feel like it's extremely crowded or inconvienient except maybe before major holidays and even then it's not that bad because they staff for those. I would actually pick it as my favorite large Airport even if I didn't live in the Atlanta area.
The last time I flew in and out of Atlanta was when EASTERN was there. The good old days.
I really enjoyed that, it's live in the northern part of henry country. I could see my area at the 5.30 mark😊
What a gorgeous view! No BS talk, just nice music. I enjoyed the written narration and charts! Cheers!
Thank you 😊
Very cool to watch
Very beautiful flight in Atlanta thank you for the video.
Glad you enjoyed it! 😊
Nice! Thanks for sharing. I live in ATL and this is great to see!
Thanks for watching! 😊
In the South it is said that when you die whether your ultimate destination is heaven or hell the change over is at Hartsfield. 😇
For years the airport was called, 'Hartsfield' after former mayor William B Hartsfield who was responsible for an expansion of the field.
In 2003, they added the name 'Jackson' after another former mayor, Maynard Jackson, who oversaw a huge expansion/redesign of the airport, including the 'midfield' terminal, which placed the terminals and gates between the (at the time) 4 runways.
The 5th runway was added later, and is on the other side of the multi-lane highway (I-285) the plane flies over just prior to landing.
Wow, beautyful ! I love the sound, the explanations, everything ! Thank you very much for sharing it with us! Greetings from Germany.
Vielen Dank fürs Zuschauen!
Cap, thanks for posting. That was a beautiful day for flying, and having an office with one hell of a view.
I’m glad you liked it and thanks for watching!
Really Enjoyed Fling With You. Thanks GOD BLESS
Thank you for watching 😊
Beautiful!
When I look out the window and see all those truck depots, I know we're landing soon!
Would have been cool to have the audio from ZTL/A80/ ATL ATCT. That music goes well with majestic nature shots, which flying into KATL is not beautiful, but definitely cool.
I love this🎉
Thank you for watching 😊
Awesome video. I live about two miles from the Hartsfield Jackson. The planes are just about 2000 ft when landing over my house. You flew right over my house😀
Thank you for watching. I’ll wave next time I fly over 🤣
Watching the opening scene with that music brought back some great memories. Retired now for four years. Do I miss the job……? Honestly, I can’t say that I do!
Thank you for watching! Retirement definitely sounds great but I still have a few years to go and am still loving it! 😊
That was awesome.
I’m usually watching you guys land sitting on TWY Romeo by R11 if you see me wave 😂
Nice video, BUT one thing is missing to really make it enjoyable.......ATC comms!!!!
Very nice, very informative, great.
That was amazing and Thanks for the approach plates I could track attitude till Depot you made it like simple true skill again Thank you
Glad you liked it! 😊
GREAT video and Great music!
Thank you for watching 😊
Absolutely fantastic and interesting video... Thanks.
Thank you very very much for your kind words!!
Another excellent video. Love the moving magenta dot. Would it be possible to overlay (text only is fine) ATC chatter too so that we can understand the "operations" that occur (e.g. Potomac scenic drive)? American commercial pilots love VFR landings, unlike overseas counterparts. Perhaps some textbook cases could be served in your channel. Thanks.
Thanks for the video. I’ll watch it again in a quiet place to learn more. Absolutely love it.
Thank you for watching!!
Great video, thanks for sharing!
Thank you for watching!
Excellent Video! 💯
Thanks for watching 😊
It's a great video, particularly when the explain they about the airport and landing procedure, but I prefer to hear the ambient sounds of the cockpit rather than music. Just a thought for future videos.
Thanks for watching and thank you for your thought! I’ll definitely try different editing techniques so keep watching!
KATL is also the busiest in the world for aircraft operations.
Nice landing, the camera never "bumped" when you touched down. What were we riding in? Music was perfect and relaxing, but I'd like a version with the ATC chatter and engine noises.
Boeing 767-300
@@FromTheCaptainsSeat Nice plane. Very comfortable even in coach.
Hi, first-time viewer here.....Well done loved the grease you did on the touchdown....
Thank you for watching!!
Beautiful landing!
Thank you for watching!
I live about 3 east of Stone Mountain and it looks like your video starts off just south of me. What equipment were you flying?
I flew a C-172 into Atlanta about 40 years age. They cleared an entire runway for me.
Love it!! That would be quite the site to see today 🤣
@@FromTheCaptainsSeat I meant 40 years ago.
Great vid!! I just flew into ATL back in April. United Airlines 737Max. Comfortable flight ✈️ from Newark, NJ. Nice to see the flight from the pilots view.
Thank you for watching :)
I pick up and drop off there when my son comes home from the army, can be a little intimidating 😂.
Thank you for watching!
I've landed on that runway often and I've also been stuck in traffic behind a wreck, watching the plane land on 27L. It seems as if they're about to drop out of the sky.
I was hoping you were going to land on the runway that goes over 285. I remember the construction of that runway very well
Referred to as the 5th runway while it was being built.
Back in the 60's, me and my kid friend would ride our bikes on the runway until the guards ran us off. They never did catch us. The good old days.
Thanks for watching captain and shift commander LABonte ahhh 35 year veteran 🎉
Nice vector, victor...
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Airport also has the worst TSA setup of all airports including Kennedy and LAX. And I live 30 minutes away
Anyone know the name of the wonderful background music. It's so relaxing !
Forest Pond with Stars and Sunset over Barren Island by Polar Nights
Thank you for watching!!
I was about to ask same question, thanks.
@@FromTheCaptainsSeat Thankyou for that information.
I live in Savannah GA and fly Delta. So all my connections are in Atlanta. If you come in from the west you can see Tyler Perry’s enormous mansion easily.
Flew in and out of ATL several times on a korean 747....International side is way better than domestic
Great video! What type of plane are you flying?
767-300
@@FromTheCaptainsSeat Sweeet! 😁👍
Thanks for watching!!
Just an fyi. It was already Hartsfield intl airport for years before 2003, they just added Jackson in 2003
1971
Are two subsequent points really named SMELY and GAAAS? 🤣
Great video of this approach and landing!
Yes 🤣
Used to be NASTY SMELY GAAAS KLOWD REEKS before they shuffled some fixes around
@@aerofreak2053 🤣
You missed the airport being renamed in 1971 for former Atlanta mayor William Hartsfield. Former mayor Jackson's name was added in 2003.
If as you say, "Hartsfield covers 4,700 acres" and Central Park is 843 acres, the math would be 5.57 times the size of Central Park, not twice. FYI
Please ditch the music and let us hear the cockpit sounds. On the plus side, appreciated seeing the approach charts.
Thanks.
And radio traffic.
We need to coordinate next time. Ill catch your arrival from a plane spotters perspective
Thanks for this. That's my home airport (unfortunately) and it's cool to see what the pilot sees coming in.
Thank you for watching 😊
What’s the song? Thanks!
Forest Pond with Stars and Sunset over Barren Island by Polar Nights
Looked sort of like that Jan.27th but not as sunny.
Could you please do the same video but at PANC, at night with 3000' RVR while playing Lynyrd Skynyrd and flying a Lancair IVP with red stripes. Thank you so much for taking requests. 🤣🤣🤣
Hahahaha!! Absolutely! I’m on it 🤣
Why is all the rubber of 400 tires still on the runway?
My airport 😀
Is this in a 757, just curious?
Close… 767-300
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atlanta is sadly my local airport 😭 security SUCKS THERE
What aircraft was used in this video?
767-300
Butter #Swiss001landing
That runway looks like freshly paved black tar. Do they ever clean them?
They sure do clean off all that rubber from the runways. It’s done quite regularly, actually. Thanks for the question and thank you for watching!
Norcross VOR… Norcross VOR…
Ugh. Those homes on the final approach must hear so many jets it's almost continuous. Research your home before buying and ask your realtor too
Who knows… maybe they like the airplane noise 🤣
Ok… with 5 parallel runways… how is each identified? Usually there’s “left”, “right”, and “center”… what are the other 2 called? 🤔
In Atlanta, they have runways 28, 27L, 27R, 26L, and 26R. You’re correct… normally there would be left, center, and right but Atlanta decided to do it this way. 🤣
Thank you for watching!!
Not nearly as busy as Oshkosh during AirVenture, especially during the Mooney and Bonanza mass arrivals. Those two groups land 9 planes per minute on just two runways. That gets all 190 planes down in just over 20 minutes!
Meanwhile, they’re still landing more planes on the third runway while that’s going on. No airport on earth gets busier than that!
The Airport is actually 15 minutes south of the City of Atlanta. The City controls the area strictly for tax revenue purposes. ☹️
Sorry. Just for the next week Oshkosh Wisconsin has the busiest airport in the world.
You couldn’t be more correct! Atlanta still is the busiest for passenger movements though 😊