MALG3 Departs Airport

UP 8443, NS 1845, SOO 4113 and UP 1142 lead MALG3 (Manifest ALtoona Global 3) south, down Union Pacific's Milwaukee Subdivision. UP 7811 is the rear DPU. They've just waited for MCHAL to go north so they can get on the single track. Airport is the name of the control point, as the tracks at this location run along the eastern edge of Mitchell International Airport in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. This was filmed at the College Avenue railroad crossing.

[@SignalMan9292]

MALG3 literally has the best power

[@sernajrlouis]

Cool video and channel just subscribed

[@Brenton81]

Thanks! I appreciate it.

[@boblewis1227]

Outstanding job! You are definitely one of my favorite follows! Similar tastes!

[@AndrewNeilFalconer]

They left SOO 4413 in the 1980's scheme.

[@javy.airlines]

That Train Looked Kind Of Slow😮😲🚂🚋🚃!!!

[@Brenton81]

He was just starting to move after waiting for another train to pass.

[@SEWisconsinRailfan]

Awesome catch. I understand that UP does not have a schedule but what times does the UP come through Sussex, I know the MCHAL comes around noon-ish but do any others come down that line?

[@Brenton81]

MCHAL and MALG3 are the only two that you can usually count on at some point during the day. Otherwise it's random coal or unit trains and the local.

[@rooseveltmccarter6087]

Was it leaving the siding after a meet with a Northbound Train heading towards Butler, Wisconsin?

[@Brenton81]

Yes. It's in the description.

[@brandontran5910]

Is that road can lead to the airport terminals or Rental Car Center?

[@erict5234]

College ave