Clear Night Landing at Chicago O'Hare Over Skyline AA Boeing 767-300 11-2-14
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- AA 1324 Miami to Chicago. Beautiful & clear evening. Same night as the Nik Wallenda tightrope stunt, so the river/Marina Towers area is illuminated.
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That's a nice night time capture of downtown Chicago and the lake, those engines are awesome, too
The orderly lights, and sound, and pace ... magic moment! Soothing. thanks.
American cities are so neatly organized like a grid. It makes them so easy to locate oneself. Easier than that is impossible. Only American, Canadian and Australian cities have that in the world.
They look nice at above that’s about it. Our cities not that nice and are basically planned all around cars. European cities are much better designed imo
Thank U for sharing this, Chicago architects must have used lasers technology to get ALL those lights in line like they are, the most well thought out and beautiful city on the planet
Really...lmfao....you thimk so...wow...i dont!
Valorie Poindexter Absofreakinlutely!
They planned it. We call it "the Grid."
Facts. Chicago the worlds best city.
Easily one of the best cities to fly into on a clear night! The lights are incredible!
And during the day there is murder. Pity such a great city is suffering from all of it!
@@claudiacotner1638 you're an idiot you dumb broad.
@@claudiacotner1638 That is fake news, go to Chicago, the news is blown out of proportion!
Facts. Love Chicago. Never flew into Chicago but I flew into Las Vegas at night and flew out of Las Vegas during the day and it was beautiful too. But Chicago will always be my favorite city.
My favorite part of watching the plane landings, to listen to the engines sounds govern back for a smooth landing.
Chicagos a infrastructure marvel when it comes to looking at it from above its a litertal perfect grid.
If only there wasnt so much construction of the roadways this city would be efficient
Great clear video! Starting around 3:06, across the middle of the screen, you can make out the "Doglegs" of North Ave (Rt 64). These are about the only continual area of the city wherein a majority of the north/south arterial streets "Dogleg" at North Ave., i.e. these streets do not line up. It was my understanding these were caused by sectional misalignment of adjoining rural land parcels in the past. Many of these doglegs were eventually mellowed out beginning in the 1960s but still obvious in this clear video.
Different cities, tiny blanket of lights. Down there people going to and fro some going home, some going to work. Unreal sight, unreal feeling, city upon city of tiny blanket of lights.
Yes, that is Wrigley Field
no it's not!
Nobody would’ve been playing there in November
That was a wonderful view of the Chicago area!
This is my favorite video, what an event, Chicago-lights-plane-engines, look at it often, I use to live there, now I'm in Kentucky, this is mesmerizing, feels like I'm on this plane. Wish I could fly somewhere every week. Is that too much to ask?
Beautiful shot!
Home sweet home
Born and raised in chicago.my sweet home.chicago.
Chicago went to sh!t long time ago!
@@e-money5851 💯💯 you got these people saying beautiful city while there can b niggas runnin for they life down there!
what camera? really nice!
Wheres the city lights from dt chicago
Spectacular 👍👍. Subscribed
When I'm flying, which I've done so many times and to so many places, I always wonder what are the areas without lights. Are they water, are they forests, are they empty spaces? It also took me quite a while to figure that some geometric figures on the ground are actually the reflection of the light from light posts on the ground.
Beautiful wow!!! You from Chicago ?😳♥
Yes I'm from the Windy City.born and raised.
SUREAL is what I thought when I saw this as a child
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That was Wrigley.
It's not Wrigley Cary. It's too far in from the Lake and too far Northwest to be W.
@@ostaraeb4293 correct, it's not Wrigley. It's actually Hamlin Park (at Damen and Wellington).
No chance it’s wrigley. Wouldn’t have been lit up in November and way too far west
@@jr13227 yeah I think the plane was directly above Wrigley at around 1:07 so they couldnt get a view
CHICAGO is the flatest location that I have ever seen, NotAHillwillbefoundthere !! just potholes in the street
Ha ha. You bet chum
Only Florida is flatter than Illinois
Barcelona is the most beautiful city on earth
Downtown Miami make downtown Chicago look like it out of electricity
Had to land for Airspace use Tax
The layout of the city is terribly BORING. Endless vertical and horizontal lines. Ewww !
It’s called a grid, Dumb&Dumber!
@@kemwilson2046 I am more than well acquainted with the meaning of the word .
I am simply pointing out the monotony of the grid system for city planning. No imagination .
So, you must be "Dumber" ? Pleased not to meet you .
Are you from NYC lol
@@johnconway8070Chicago isn't known for its mountain.
What a hideous place to have to "live."
Because it's flat? Or do you not like Lakes?
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