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ST MAARTEN Planespotting Princess Juliana airport [ 4K ] #2
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- čas přidán 7. 07. 2024
- Day 2 / 3 at Sint Maarten Princess Juliana International airport commonly SXM airport
Airport code IATA / ICAO : SXM / TNCM
Note : All aircraft details, origin and destination are checked methodically with multiple sources
Notable error about Air Transat A321 C-GOIP : displayed as « N XLR » instead of « NX LR » or NX/LR
NX LR = Neo with Cabin flex and Long Range ; XLR = Xtra Long Range, not yet in service
Date : December 2, 2023
Spots : Arrivals and departures at Royal islander ( La terrasse ) hotel view,
Low pass at Maho beach
Recorded with iPhone 15 Pro Max 4K 60p
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The C-17 WINGWAVE made me tear up as a 16 year old. A sight for sore eyes❤
You love war planes 🤨
This is the best plane spotting video I've ever seen! Great Job & Thank You!
@@2162_TRI-POD_WAY Wow ! It goes right to my heart, thank you so much !
The kind of comment that motivates me to continue
Awesome footage enjoyed watching
Great to see the RCAF (Royal Canadian Air Force) CC-177 Globemaster III departing SXM, including a 270° turn ...plus a wing wave! No one on the beach wanted to be in the jet blast! 😂
Glad you liked it, hopefully about the beach they are not there every day to remove all the sand 😂
But yes for people the sand must hurt a lot.
The small information bar is underrated.
@@Ayayau57 Thank you for noticing, you’re the first who comment about this bar, that I use in all my planespotting videos
Thanks so much
@@AIRCamJet Thanks for the video! One of the best I have seen!
@@Ayayau57 appreciate it ! 🫶
Awesome video!
Keep up the great work! May you be able to film more like this especially during the rest of the year or at other times than winter. I love those sounds!
@@heatherstub Hi, thank you for your reply, I’m able to film planespotting but not at Sint Maarten like a routine, I don’t live there, however I will return at SXM for sure
Next videos are St Barth in December, Aruba, Guadeloupe, St Barth in July
Now I’ve a micro for better sound, especially during windy conditions, first video using it will be St. Barth in July
@@AIRCamJet Hey, thanks for the information, and keep up the great work!
beautiful video dude!!
@@MileHigh_Aviation Thank you very much
That C17 flypass was sickkkkkk🔥🔥🔥
Thanks a million for posting this great & trimendous video of Sint MAARTEN plane spotting...lve THURLY enjoyed it, cant speak to highly of the video that I've just watched so again many thanks for the video.
@@johnkerr1953 I appreciate it, thank you very much 🫶
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very nice 👍👍👍
Thank you very much
@AIRCamJet I Love Winair ATR42-500 and Twin Otters there Awesome to see for sure in St.Maarten I hope to Visit there in the upcoming Future God's Willing also if Winair is replacing any of there Twin Otters 300 Series then a New Twin Otters Viking 400 Series or Cessna Skycourier 408 should do instead Awesome Video Man keep going 💯
@@karlossargeant3872 Thanks, Winair is indeed emblematic in that place
For all my Life Watching Plane Spotting. I Never Seen a Airplane Do a Backup without a Plane Cart Even Though its a Small Plane.5:41 PS: You Know What i am Trying to Say.
Amazing spotting video 🤩👍🏼
@@matthiashaenni thanks so much 🫶
Gosh that Air transat A321neo is the best, cleanest, and best-sounding plane there. But it is in no way at all a XLR.
Hi, yeah the famous Leap engine whale sound is so great, about XLR, I’m not really wrong but not right either 😅
indeed the letter spacing isn’t good, I wrote N XLR instead of NX LR,
In fact C-GOIP is a Long Range version, not Xtra Long Range
NX : N = Neo X = Cabin flex
So thanks for the correction, I should have paid attention to the letter spacing.
@@AIRCamJet You are good. I was just confused as I thought they already certified it! Also the whale sound is PW1000g by the way.
I am very surprised a number of airlines use the Airbus A319 and the Boeing 737-700 when they could use the A320, A321, 737-800 or the 737-900 instead. SXM’s runway may be shorter than your typical runway. However, I know of a number of airports including New York’s LaGuardia and Washington’s Reagan National with shorter runways than SXM which regularly take flights with larger aircraft.
@@arosenweig hi, thanks for your comment, indeed 737-700 United A. and A319 American A. are highly present, but the reason is mainly commercial due to number of passengers expected by airlines.
eg : American A319 for Charlotte, B737-800 for Miami
In the past Delta was using B737-700 a long time after hurricane Irma, now B757 is back
And, as an added attraction, at 8:10 you can see an A321 light off a fart! You're welcome! You probably won't ever see this again.
Wdym with that?
fun fact about that a319 at 9:12 , that a319 was one of the 32 a319s directly ordered from airbus for american airlines.
and 14:42
@@lnsertUsernameHere that’s cool to know, thank you
@@AIRCamJet You are welcome
13:14 n. ออก....เอาล์
where's this spot.
Cuantos metros de longitud tiene esa pista ?
@@alexalvarado6627 2300 m
@@AIRCamJet gracias !!
Those little twin otters just be doing whatever they want huh?
@@michlo3393 Not really, their job is very difficult, more than on large aircraft.
They land at dangerous airports like St.Barth and Saba every days, no time to relax with autopilot during short flights, lots of flying actions, monitor traffic ( mainly stbarth ) , adapt to weather…
About St.maarten airport, they are under ATC like all aircraft, that impression doing whatever they want is due to great capacity to negotiate with traffic control, allowing take off at mid-runway or rapid take off at threshold if an aircraft approaching
I’ve much more admiration for those pilots than pilots on large airplanes