[4K flight view] Haneda Airport New approach Course C-Runway 16L Landing [English_version]

#Haneda_Airport #RJTT
#Tokyo_International_Airport
New approach Course
#C_RWY RWY #16L Landing
#Japan_Airlines
JAL224
Osaka/Kansai - Tokyo/Haneda
Seat 37A
#Boeing 737
07.Feb.2020
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[@ChyeahWill]

Tokyo, the biggest city in the world. The view really shows it.

[@johnlouisville]

Great video! I knew Tokyo was big but this video really highlights how huge the city is.

[@RUNWAYFUN]

Thank you!!!

[@genehauser9217]

Talk about a concrete jungle!

[@RUNWAYFUN]

Thank you!!!

[@ahassen1236]

World's largest city

[@RUNWAYFUN]

Thank you!!!

[@srbh41413]

Thank you very much for shooting and posting this! Since this seems to have been during the "testing" phase (with planes full of people being the test subjects), I believe the flight paths have been adjusted or perhaps increased. The flight in your video goes to the west of Roppongi Hills. If you look at something like flightradar24, it can be seen that flights traveling there land on 16R. There is another path that flies over Nishiazabu area for 16L. There are two paths; one for 16L and one for 16R.

[@RUNWAYFUN]

Thank you!!!

[@dopeintegra83]

So that's what 37 million people look like.

[@sofiat117]

One day I’ll visit 💗

[@RUNWAYFUN]

Thank you!!!

[@zm5431]

now i know why they chose this new approach. give tourists a view of the city

[@RUNWAYFUN]

Thank you!!!

[@RUNWAYFUN]

Thank you!!!

[@SillyBillyBear]

So was this on the left side of the plane? Asking because I'll be traveling there soon and want to know if left or right side is better for views

[@psydwaindah]

Yes, that's looking out the left side...On the right side you'd see how Tokyo goes off to the horizon and all the way down to Yokohama...You's also see Mt Fuji from the right side on a clear day

[@user-jk7ui6zl4g]

✖kasaka imperial Palace 〇Akasaka-----

[@robertosegovia6844]

Is this going to be the norm or just occasional landings? Rare sight tough.🤔

[@samyacoub4858]

34s and RW 23 is normally used, so this is very special sight

[@syh30801]

@@samyacoub4858 No, the operation was changed in last year and now RW16s are used at daytime on day of southwind. So, it's not special.

[@zixuanyu868]

Pretty normal right now, whenever it's south wind between 3 and 7 pm.

[@mtb7634]

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[@marksmith2913]

@@SNC9 3.. (your turn)

[@joshisraelvillahermosa2680]

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