In this video, we show you our flights from Charlotte, North Carolina, to Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas. After a layover in Dallas/Fort Worth, we flew into Wichita, Kansas, to begin our trip.
I have not been on a plane in 15 years but the part I miss the most is the take-off. Loved hearing those jet engines spool-up and the power going down the runway. I hope you have a great vacation and looking forward to more videos. God bless both of you and safe travels.
Love seeing how things have changed in the airports now. We flew Eastern airlines way back when our children were young, we went to Oklahoma with a lot of air pockets and it scared me to death. My husband loves to fly. I praised the Lord when we got home and the only way I want to up is in the rapture. Thank you and your wife for letting us watch all the different stuff you do. Have a safe trip. ❤❤😊
Thank you so much for watching! We are glad you are enjoying your morning watching your videos. That's an honor, that you would spend your morning that way.
Really enjoyed traveling with you. My husband used to fly constantly before he retired and I’ve flown just a little since the pandemic for pleasure trips. I doubt we’ll fly anymore because of an ear surgery he had to have - he’s healed but pressure would probably cause pain. That’s why we appreciate you sharing. The quality of your video allows us to fly along with you without experiencing any pain. We appreciate both of you. Safe travels! (Does that count if you’re not the one driving, lol?) 💕🚘✈️
Thank you so much for letting us know that you enjoyed watching our flight. We didn't know if people would really enjoy that, but we always record them, anyway. So glad that it was something you found interesting. Glad to hear that your husband's ear is better, but yes, it's probably better not to let him feel that pressure.
Yes, that was the first time we had been at the correct angle at the correct time of day, to get that during the landing. I was really fascinated by it.
The worst flight we had was in 2005 from Orlando to Louisville. Because of storms the plane was over 2 hours late getting to Orlando and after we took off it was continued turbulence. My wife wanted off. Was so glad to get off the plane in Louisville and the 40 mile drive home in Indiana.
I hope our seats are together next week when we fly out of Charlotte to Phoenix..did not pay extra fee for selected seats. I would be a lost puppy flying by myself..last time was 1997.
I hope so, too. On our flight in December of 2021, American Airlines changed our seats, even though we had already selected them. They separated her and I and this was still when masks were required on planes, and during the pandemic. I called them and told them that, under no circumstances, were we going to stand for that. They should be demanding that people who came together, stay together. They switched us back. Hope that you don't have to sit separately
So besides the turbulence being scary, when yall fly is it scarier at night because you can't see the sky ? Can't wait to see where your adventure takes yall. Be safe!
For me, day or night doesn't make that much difference. It's just initially getting on the plane and thinking about everything that could happen. Once you're in the air, and when it's going smooth, you really don't think about it much. It's kind of fun. But the second you hit that turbulence, you start thinking about it again. I actually enjoy flying day and night. You can see further in the daytime, but going over cities at night is pretty fun. We went over Oklahoma City in the dark, and Wichita. It was pretty neat.
To be honest, the small Embraer 175 that we flew from Dallas to Wichita, is my favorite even though it's smaller, it has more space under the seats and only two seats per side.
@kathyfischer5983 I understand. I knew I had said that at some point, but I couldn't remember if it was at the beginning or towards the end. I'm thinking it was while we were sitting there in Dallas, waiting for our next flight, but I'm not sure. That would be more towards the end of the video. Have a blessed day!
Awesome landing video in DFW with the shadow......
Yes, I loved that!
I have not been on a plane in 15 years but the part I miss the most is the take-off. Loved hearing those jet engines spool-up and the power going down the runway. I hope you have a great vacation and looking forward to more videos. God bless both of you and safe travels.
Yes, I love takeoff. I love the power of it pinning you against your seat.
Love seeing how things have changed in the airports now. We flew Eastern airlines way back when our children were young, we went to Oklahoma with a lot of air pockets and it scared me to death. My husband loves to fly. I praised the Lord when we got home and the only way I want to up is in the rapture. Thank you and your wife for letting us watch all the different stuff you do. Have a safe trip. ❤❤😊
You are very welcome! Thanks for watching!
Have fun and enjoy your vacation! Thanks for sharing ✈️✈️ rides with us. ❤️
Thank you! We are so glad you enjoyed it.
It’s been a ncmemorymaker morning for my wife and I. I loved the trolley tour. God bless y’all!
Thank you so much for watching! We are glad you are enjoying your morning watching your videos. That's an honor, that you would spend your morning that way.
@@NCMemoryMakers I appreciate y’all witness for Christ! Watching your flight now.
Really enjoyed traveling with you. My husband used to fly constantly before he retired and I’ve flown just a little since the pandemic for pleasure trips. I doubt we’ll fly anymore because of an ear surgery he had to have - he’s healed but pressure would probably cause pain. That’s why we appreciate you sharing. The quality of your video allows us to fly along with you without experiencing any pain. We appreciate both of you. Safe travels! (Does that count if you’re not the one driving, lol?) 💕🚘✈️
Thank you so much for letting us know that you enjoyed watching our flight. We didn't know if people would really enjoy that, but we always record them, anyway. So glad that it was something you found interesting.
Glad to hear that your husband's ear is better, but yes, it's probably better not to let him feel that pressure.
wow, amazing landing shot of your plane's shadow, loved it.
Yes, that was the first time we had been at the correct angle at the correct time of day, to get that during the landing. I was really fascinated by it.
Have a great vacation. God bless.
Thank you!
Hope you all have a very safe and Blessed trip
Thank you!
God got his angel watching over you
Have a nice trip to KS.
I can’t wait new video ❤
I never flying ride airplane ✈️ many years yet. I wish ride fly to another state. 😢
Hope you both have fun and enjoy yourself
Thank you!
I am soooo glad everything went well with your flights. No delays or cancelations. YAY!!
Yes, we are thankful. Thank you for the prayers.
Thanks for the video. Always great. My hubby does NOT like to fly so...........................guess what? We don't. I DO ALONE from time to time. LOL
The worst flight we had was in 2005 from Orlando to Louisville. Because of storms the plane was over 2 hours late getting to Orlando and after we took off it was continued turbulence. My wife wanted off. Was so glad to get off the plane in Louisville and the 40 mile drive home in Indiana.
Wow, sounds like quite the adventurous flight. I'm sure you were glad to be back on the ground.
Thanks for sharing!
I hope our seats are together next week when we fly out of Charlotte to Phoenix..did not pay extra fee for selected seats. I would be a lost puppy flying by myself..last time was 1997.
I hope so, too. On our flight in December of 2021, American Airlines changed our seats, even though we had already selected them. They separated her and I and this was still when masks were required on planes, and during the pandemic.
I called them and told them that, under no circumstances, were we going to stand for that. They should be demanding that people who came together, stay together. They switched us back.
Hope that you don't have to sit separately
You're welcome.😊
Have good flight and be safe have good trip. I use to work in Dallas.
Wow, that is neat! Thanks for sharing.
Safe travels you can't pay me to fly im afraid of heights God bless you both
Awesome!
Thank you for watching!
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Have fun in Wichita kansas
Thank you. We left there this morning, heading out for our road trip.
So besides the turbulence being scary, when yall fly is it scarier at night because you can't see the sky ? Can't wait to see where your adventure takes yall. Be safe!
For me, day or night doesn't make that much difference. It's just initially getting on the plane and thinking about everything that could happen. Once you're in the air, and when it's going smooth, you really don't think about it much. It's kind of fun.
But the second you hit that turbulence, you start thinking about it again.
I actually enjoy flying day and night. You can see further in the daytime, but going over cities at night is pretty fun. We went over Oklahoma City in the dark, and Wichita. It was pretty neat.
Did you get a return flight too?
Yes
i watch airport live streams. what is your favorite plane to fly on ?
To be honest, the small Embraer 175 that we flew from Dallas to Wichita, is my favorite even though it's smaller, it has more space under the seats and only two seats per side.
Wichita, Kansas, but is that the final destination?
We talked about that in the video. No, it is our starting destination.
Stay tuned for more to come this week!
I didn’t watch the whole video yet, because I am trying to fix the audio on my new iPhone while my husband is driving to our weekend getaway.
@kathyfischer5983 I understand. I knew I had said that at some point, but I couldn't remember if it was at the beginning or towards the end. I'm thinking it was while we were sitting there in Dallas, waiting for our next flight, but I'm not sure. That would be more towards the end of the video. Have a blessed day!
What plane was the first one? 737?
A321
What time was the flight?
6:09 p.m.
DFW Is big airport
It really is.
@@NCMemoryMakersMt Rushmore visit?
@@Momtocam1997 Good guess, but no.