Full Flight - American Airlines - Airbus A320-232 - LAX-PHX - N665AW - AA767 - IFS Ep. 509
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Inflight Series Episode 509:
Flight Information:
-Aircraft Operator - American Airlines
-Flight Number - 767
-City Pair - Los Angeles, California (LAX) - Phoenix, Arizona (PHX)
-Equipment - Airbus A320-232
-Equipment Tail Number - N665AW
-Equipment Age - 20 Years 1 Month
-Livery - American Airlines (2013 Livery)
-Flight Date - December 14, 2021
-Flight Time - 1 Hour 9 Minutes
-Seat - 5A
-Seat Class - Main Cabin Extra
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Detailed Times:
0:00 - Intro
N/A - Pre-flight (Gate Area)
0:04 - Boarding
0:25 - Pre-flight (Aircraft)
0:33 - Cabin
7:49 - Outbound Taxi
15:26 - Takeoff
N/A - Onboard Service
31:37 - Inflight
50:07 - Landing
1:09:43 - Inbound Taxi
N/A - Post-flight (Gate Area)
1:12:20 - Post-flight (Aircraft)
1:12:37 - Outro
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Just me or was the audio in this one fantastic!
I love rainy days in LAX especially during reverse ops. One of my best memories is when I was in a US Air 757-200( it was in 2011 and that was a very rare visitor for us LA spotters back then). We took off on 7L during heavy rain and on top of that I was seated in front of the engine. That was nice.
If you hadn't seen my social posts the last couple of days, today begins the channel’s new upload schedule. There will still be a new video everyday, but now, weekday videos will go live at 2:00pm central, weekend videos at 10:00am central. In case you are wondering why this video was uploaded at 2:00pm instead of 4:00pm. Also, you may notice that the videos will now have chapters to help you navigate through them easier. I've also added some new information to the description as well. Enjoy!
Appreciate the addition of chapters to your videos.
Thank you so much. Keep them coming!
I've seen several of your flights. I think one of my favorite things is you showing your legs & feet getting comfortable right as you sit down! Love that.
I've also noticed that listening to the purr of the plane in flight on my Sony headphones can put me to sleep if I'm not very careful!
Oh course, I started showing my legs and feet because people wanted to know how much legroom there was. But, I've become known now as the Chuck Taylor guy haha. Many people have left comments before about how they fall asleep listening to the buzz of the plane, epically with headphones, so you're not alone there! Thanks for watching my friend!
Beautiful views of Pheonix throughout the entire descent, approach, and landing.
Love the hum of that IAE V2500! I find the AA 320’s the oddball of the fleet, they love to use them on the shorter high density routes. Anyways, another fantastic report my friend! Doesn’t get any better!
The A320 really is the oddball of the American fleet. American has a much less diverse fleet compared to DL and UA. They only have, what, 40 or 50 A320's. So, they're not always easy to find in the schedule haha. Thanks for watching my friend!
the V2500 really is an amazing engine
Made by Good ol' Rolls Royce and Pratt and whitney!@@taxiviaalfa
I love to take off on the rain while watching those droplets 💧 on the window starts running while the aircraft is accelerating on the runway and those droplets become dry LoL
I'm glad you enjoyed this one my friend. I appreciate you taking the time to watch!
Ah that beautiful IAE engine roar! Great video man.
Thanks my friend. I'm glad you enjoyed it!
When it comes to flights I don't know what's better the take off or the landing. However both are enjoyable to watch on video or witness in person. I love flying.
Agreed!
Phenomenal sound, especially that sort of reverb/echoing at some points during the initial climb
I love the rain when taking off as you soon get up above the clouds and into the sun its something I really enjoy, great video as always.
Thanks my friend, I appreciate that. Flying during rain is a catch-22 for me. I love it, but it's also really hard to get the camera to cooperate when there is water on the window. So, I'm glad you and so many others enjoy these videos, because they're a real pain to make haha.
Glad you're adding better footage of the cabin / boarding.
The more I watch these the more it helps me feel better about flying, I really hope I can overcome my fear 😧
I hope you can too my friend. A lot of people have commented on my videos saying how they've helped them overcome their fear of flying. Some people have even said that their doctors/therapists have suggested watching videos like mine to help understand the processes of flying, and to help understand what's normal. I hope they can help with that!
I used to be so afraid and dreaded flying. The one day on a trip, our plane slammed into the runway so hard it snapped 2 of the 3 landing wheels off. The plane skidded on the bottom and the left engine fell off and hit a shuttle bus and started on fire. The side of the plane cracked open and 10 seats fell out. Once it stopped we jumped on the rubber slide and ran away screaming. Now I'm not afraid, because it can't possibly happen again.
Don’t know if u will read this but flying is the safest way to travel mate so don’t worry
Speed up Take Off - Beautiful _ Thank You my Friend ❤
I notice this is a former America West Airlines plane. I remember in the old days when America West existed and ruled Phoenix's airport in the early 2000's. I miss those seeing those special 757's.
That’s my fav video! The view first of all, engine view the rainy window
And the best part for me the boarding and crew ambience 😍
I'm glad you enjoyed this one so much my friend!
I love that buzzsaw sound 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Wow, pretty short takeoff roll too
We were pretty light. I don't know the exact load factor, but it couldn't have been much more than 50% if even that. So, that coupled with the probable light fuel load for such a short flight were probably the biggest factors there. Thanks for watching my friend!
Love your videos mate! Keep it up 🫡
Glad you like them my friend! Plenty more on the way!
I just heard that I found that takeoff sound very soothing and beatifull. Sound's fantastic and insane.
Rain in LA on 12-14. A durecho in the plains the next day. You brought it to us, LOL. Loved he take off sound of this one.
I love LAX and PHX! so I love this video
I'm glad you enjoyed it my friend! Thanks for watching!
I’ve lived my whole life in SoCal (33yrs) and have never flown out of LAX in the rain. I guess I’m not that lucky. Love the video!
Well some people try not to fly on a rainy day, especially as rain can sometimes cause flight delays so you are not the only one.
Class I like bad weather flights. Not nice for you but wind and thunder are amazing great job again
Thanks for the chapters!
No problem my friend. I'd been meaning to add them for awhile. I always listed the timestamps in the description, but YT didn't like the way I had them formatted. So, they were never picked up. I spent some time yesterday to redo my description templates, so it will not pick them up. Thanks for watching my friend!
All your videos makes me happy😉
I'm glad you enjoy the videos I'm able to release. Thanks for watching my friend!
That buzz!😮
Im always watch your videos before i go to bed, the're so relaxing))
I'm glad you enjoy them and find them relaxing my friend. I appreciate you taking the time to watch!
1:07:26 pretty cool to see a bunch of buildings surrounding a hill.
Fantastic aerial views approaching the airport. What a huge city. Don’t see cities like that in New Zealand.
Phoenix is indeed a huge city. And with the clear views in this video, it's size is definitely put on full display. I think Phoenix is the 11th largest US city, when using land area covered. Hard to believe there are 10 cities that cover more land. That said, I think most of the cities that beat Phoenix are cities in Alaska and Montana that have more land, but far fewer people.
Beautiful i am enjoy your video 👏👍👌
You flew right over my kids' school, Arizona State University!
And Perfect Landing ❤
So beutiful and amazing video 👍🌹❤️🌹
Outbound taxi -- had to double-check -- thought you were on a Southwest flight! ;)
Still amazed how you hold the phone the entire flight. Great video!
Thanks my friend. I'm flying this week for the first time in almost three weeks. Had to take some time off around the holidays, you know? Hopefully I'm not out of practice hahaha.
Took this exact flight ✈️ a little over a month ago 😊 probably the shortest flight I’ve ever taken!
It is definitely a short hop. It's not my shortest flight ever though. I recently flew from PSG-WRG in Alaska on one of Alaska's 737-700's. At 31 miles, we were only in the air for about 7 minutes. Thanks for watching my friend!
15:58 Love that buzzsaw sound!
Nothing quite beats the good old buzzsaw. Thanks for watching my friend!
I miss those days as a Pilot. Always will enjoy Aviation in any form.
Excellent job as always SP 👌
Thanks my friend! As always, I greatly appreciate it!
A little fast on the outbound taxi to the runway
Those few bumps on climb out right around the 23 minute marker were rough enough where I could hear them! How was it actually on board that day? Love the AA & LAX videos. Keep those coming!
It was a decently bumpy ride out of LA. Nothing too bad, but enough to bounce us a round a bit. I actually have a decent amount of AA and LAX videos coming up soon, so definitely stay tuned. Thanks for watching my friend!
22:30 It looks like you could jump out and take a nap on those fluffy clouds.
14:50 sheesh he was taxiing fast
Great Fly 👍🏻👍🏻
I was on that flight too! I’m in your video sitting just in front of the exit row ✨
That's pretty cool my friend! Not many people can say that!
Riiight when I saw the video of the cabin I was like “ oh that’s me”commuting home . I had worked on that plane for its first three legs of that day. Great videos!
@@thomaszaroban3231 I'm glad you enjoy them my friend. Perhaps we'll share the sky again someday.
Oooooohhh I don’t know why this video surprised me. I guess you don’t fly American A320s often. I haven’t watched it yet so I’m gonna start now ;)
It's true, I don't often fly American's A320's. They're a pretty small part of the AA fleet. I hope you enjoy this one my friend. Thanks for watching man!
@@sla31 right. Thanks!
Didn't look like there was any turbulence going through those rain clouds.
Great fly! You said you have a relatives living in Singapore. Have you ever meet/visit with them before COVID-19 pandemic?
Yes, I grew up with this relative, so I saw him a lot pre-Covid. It has been almost 2 years since I've seen them though. Singapore has been pretty strict on Covid restrictions, meaning he hasn't been home, and I haven't been able to go see him. At least not easily.
Your videos are sick just found out about your stuff on ig! What mount are you using to hold the iPhone whilst filming?
I do not use a mount. To make sure the best final product is delivered, I hold the camera by hand. I appreciate you taking the time to watch my friend! Welcome to the channel!
It's a short roll take off
This flight sim graphics are insane 😅
It's crazy isn't it? hahaha.
@@sla31 no you haven’t been fooling me with a simulator 😟 tell u lying
@@RealKevGotEm haha. I was being sarcastic. Everything on my channel is 100% real life my friend.
@@sla31 Okay good 😂😂
Dang South West air taxi lol
good video! do American Airlines have no complimentary service?
They do have a snack/drink service, but not on flights under a certain distance. I don't remember the exact distance, but this flight was too short for "service."
@@sla31 that's fair enough then. on all Air New Zealand flights snack service is complimentary.
Whenever you go to LAX it seems to 🌧
It does seem to rain when I'm there haha. I was in Las Vegas recently and it rained... Maybe it's me!
Unfortunately, when he flies in or out of sfo, water never falls from the clouds
Gibt es auch einen Flug nach Kapstadt
23:08-24:58: Can you tell me how you handle turbulence? I've been on hundreds of flights and I admit I still get nervous nearly every time 😟😕
Honestly, I've never really thought about it. I actually kind of like turbulence. Bouncing around a bit makes it a little more interesting, if you ask me. Plus, I've been on so many flights now, and I've been on some REALLY bad flights with severe turbulence. So, if it's like it was in this video, it really doesn't bother me. Maybe that would help you. Watching one of my videos with severe turbulence. Maybe it would help you see the difference between really bad turbulence that happens on VERY VERY rare occasions, and normal everyday turbulence. And, well, I'm typing this message right now, so I made it through even the worst of the worst. If you want to see some, dangerous, severe turbulence visit my video here: czcams.com/video/Tb-u8j9gX7I/video.html. If you don't want to watch it, I understand, but like I said, seeing how bad it can be, may help you get though the smaller stuff easier. And again, even in the worst of situations, the pilots and crew got us safely to our destination.
@@sla31 Okay, thanks so much! This makes me feel a lot better. I'll check out the other video.
Flights crossing Marshal airport international 🇧🇷 to connection são Paulo every day thanks
16:00 that must be an annoying sound to hear while flying.
I actually think that's one of the best noises possible when flying. For me, it's a sign of the true power behind the engines. Some people love it, some people hate it. What you're hearing here are thousands of small sonic booms. When the engines are set to takeoff power, the fan blades are actually spinning faster than the speed of sound. So, the tips of the fan blades are creating sonic booms as they spin. As you climb and power to the engines is reduced, the booms dissipate as they drop below the speed of sound. You only hear this if you're sitting in front of the engines. Pretty much every jet engine has this. Thanks for watching my friend!
27:17 the plane is in the clouds now. It is still takeoff? I am confused.
I list the "takeoff" as the entire climb. In other words, until we reach our cruising altitude. So, yes, at 27:17 we're still in the departure or takeoff phase of flight. Thanks for watching.
@@sla31 You're welcome. So you mean, when the plane is in a slant/crooked direction (at an angle), it is still taking off; and then when it becomes at 180°, it is called as "inflight". Is that right?
You actually also, very early you named takeoff. Is "takeoff" of any flight your most favorite part or something?
The A320 has engines that make a terrible whining noise.
Fast taxi ? Running late ? lol
Actually it was on time. Maybe the crew was done when they got back to PHX. Crews always seem to go a bit faster when they're either going home or on their last leg of the day haha.
horrible sounding engines,,, got to be annoying,, but great vids,, thank you
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Too many mishaps on the Airbus.... Thanks but no thanks
Elaborate.
@@Edwiness
Do the research on how many mishaps worldwide there have been. They are so computerized that two crashes were caused because the captain and co pilot were unable to regain manual pilot control when the computer wasn't doing all the right things. Look up crashes on you tube.
@@Suzi195 Look up all of the crashes caused by pilot error. Look up all the 737 Max crashes made by Airbus' direct competitor. Anyone can "do research" to confirm their bias if they wish to.