American Airlines Airbus A321-200 Landing At Kona Hawaii | KOA
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- Flight Details:
Airline: American Airlines
Aircraft: Airbus A321-200
Registration: N124AA
Age: 4 Years Old (Sept. 2014)
Cabin: Main Cabin Extra
Seat: 12A
Airport: Kona International Airport
Date: 3/1/2018
Equipment Used:
Camera: Iphone X
Editing Software: Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2018
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Kona always reminds me of what it would be like to go to planet Mars. Great video!
Agreed. 👍🏻 I was looking for aliens 👽 the whole time 😂😂
Hi! Take a look Lanzarote island, in the Canaries. It's very similar. Greetings.
Great video. Thanks! Good shot of hualalai!
Anytime, glad you like it.
Thanks for posting! We are headed there this summer and it was neat to see what awaits us.
That’s awesome, hope y’all have a great time. Glad you enjoyed the video
Whhaat! I was on that Alaska Airlines plane on my way to Seattle! Crazy
One of my uncle lives in Seattle i have alot actually
That's awesome!!
Never been to Kona Airport, but i heard that they didn’t have jetways and only one condition fan.
Its true. You walk up ramps and the terminals are all outside. If you look at my video of the takeoff from Kona you can see the terminal and the ramp to board the planes.
Thanks for watching.
I am amazed how many airlines serve the islands that didn't before and how can 737's do trans oceanic flights across the Pacific.
How well do they stay aloft if an engine fails half way across the ocean.
It really is something else. All airplanes that fly over bodies of water have to be ETOPS rated. Modern jet engines are mechanical wonders. Airliners can flying generally with only one engine in a situation where the other fails.
Look up ETOPS videos on CZcams and they will break it all down for you.
Thanks for watching
Very nice video. Thanks for posting & sharing. The runway pavement is showing signs of wear, isn't it?. Greetings from Gran Canaria.
Probably, I can imagine a lot of maintenance being required due to the salt from the ocean.
Thanks for watching.
Was the Pilot monitoring KOA arrivals when the Flight Attendant made the pre-arrival announcement?
I’m assuming yes. Lol 🤞🏻