Not that it matters now, but the name of the hospital ship that was in that drydock was the U.S.N.S. Comfort...I know...I was one of the security guards making rounds on her when she was also there back in the late winter/early spring of 2012. It took roughly 40 mins to make the rounds on that ship. We had to do things like crawling through manholes and on ladders to get to the ships floor, and to get to the "Detex locators." There are seemingly endless stairwells. The engine room itself is huge. I got lost the first time I was in it. She was getting welding, duct work, and exterior paint back then. Lot of work involved. I got to meet the captain of the ship too! The name of the company contracted to perform the work on her is Boston Ship Repair. Just thought I'd pass that along.
In the event of a screaming baby a plastic dry cleaning bag will drop from an overhead compartment. Place the bag over the baby's nose and mouth. Everyone else in the cabin can exhale a sigh of relief and continue to breathe normally.
David We’ve all had it happen to us, myself included. Not their fault the change in air pressure hurts their ears. Take some ear plugs the next time or learn to live w/it
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It always amazes me at how quickly those 738's can rotate. Great video!
Cool video, love when they spool
up those power plants... Boo, to those that say the taxi is too long..
Not that it matters now, but the name of the hospital ship that was in that drydock was the U.S.N.S. Comfort...I know...I was one of the security guards making rounds on her when she was also there back in the late winter/early spring of 2012.
It took roughly 40 mins to make the rounds on that ship. We had to do things like crawling through manholes and on ladders to get to the ships floor, and to get to the "Detex locators." There are seemingly endless stairwells. The engine room itself is huge. I got lost the first time I was in it.
She was getting welding, duct work, and exterior paint back then. Lot of work involved. I got to meet the captain of the ship too!
The name of the company contracted to perform the work on her is Boston Ship Repair. Just thought I'd pass that along.
gubscout she was built in San Diego.
I love that airlines
There was this one time where I took off in Boston. I had an amazing view, too. When I take off from sjc airport I’ll take a video of me taking off.
Give a like if you think the engine sound is fantastic!
I'm flying Southwest from PDX to RDU on July 11! And good vid man!
Perfect!
Logan airport is a big airport and southwest now operates out of terminal b in Boston
Never have I seen a plane taxi on another runway to get to its takeoff runway.
Damn...I thought they were going to drive the whole way!!!
Fast forward to 12:15, for the actual air time. Four fifths taxi time, one fifth actual air time (3 minutes). And as a nice bonus, a vocal infant.
In the event of a screaming baby a plastic dry cleaning bag will drop from an overhead compartment. Place the bag over the baby's nose and mouth. Everyone else in the cabin can exhale a sigh of relief and continue to breathe normally.
@@bradleynoneofyourbizz5341 Mean, but hilariously TRUE!
Looks like a bit of a bumpy takeoff!
Luckily i was able to make it through Boston but not Chicago midway
I so want to fly again because last year I couldn’t due to covid
must had a great view of Mass Genernal hospital
Great video quality! What was the recording device ?
Southwest airlines flight 1613 is clear for departure to Chicago midway
why is the engine sound like Grinder
Nice
I'm flying southwest on the 12 of July to denver
I'm flying on Southwest in July the 8th to newmexico
12 minutes of watching you taxi out. Didn't need to do that. AS the other guy said I thought you were driving there
12:15, geez!
We have a special flight attendant her name is alexa bliss
15 minute video; 12 of it...'Taxing? Ok.....
11:25
ALLAH AKBAR !!!! DIEU EST GRAND !!!
Air Canada flys to Boston
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Jesus I hate being on a flight with babies or toddlers nearby. They squeel non stop.
David We’ve all had it happen to us, myself included. Not their fault the change in air pressure hurts their ears. Take some ear plugs the next time or learn to live w/it
Too much taxiing.
Should have left the kid home!