Great video mate - this CGI stuff is amazing because I don't remember saying any of that at all! Seriously congratulations on 100k subs - amazing result and well deserved. Happy Travels!
You have 100K subs for a reason. You make high quality, informative, and entertaining videos! I’ve been subbed for a few months now and I love your channel. Here’s to the next 100K!
hahaha "this is just a hobby that has got out of hand" so true! And I completely agree about how awesome that this whole thing has been in connecting fellow plane nerds across the world. And about the $2... "awfully sorry, I think I've left my wallet in the car..." (The Grand Tour reference*) haha
@@DennisBunnikTravels When I visit Australia 🇦🇺 someday I’ll have to bring my $2.00! 😂 We need to get all the trip report plane needs together soon! Dennis, Jeb, Paul Stewart , Wingin’ It Paul Lucas, SAN Spotter, Sam Chui, Noel Phillips & myself!!
finally, you hit 100k!!. You are the most positive person ever. You make people that are scared to fly before, enjoy and want to fly. Thanks for helping me through my fear, keep making the good videos.
Direct flights have stops and sometimes a change of aircraft but, the flight number continues to a 3rd city. For example DL 123 ATL to JFK ( stops everyone gets off) there may or may not be a switch of aircraft or crew and then the same flight number DL123 continues from JFK to TLV. Nonstop is just that, no stops.
I was on a "direct" flight ORD-SNN once that stopped in DUB first and then took off again and flew another 20 minutes to Shannon. I think most airlines have abandoned the concept of direct flights that make stops because of the confusion and frustration among pax when they realize they have to make a stop. Here in the US, Southwest still has some though but they do not call them "direct" rather pax simply stay on the plane and then continue on to a second destination.
@@jakeschroeder1553 Qantas still operated QF1/2/9/10/11/12 as direct one stop due to range issues. These being SYD-SIN-LHR, MEL-PER-LHR and SYD-LAX-JFK
Thank you to the aviation community for sharing your in air experiences Thank you to Jeb Brooks, Sam Chui, QFS Aviation, iTripReport, SAN Spotter, Nonstop Dan, DennisBunnik Travels, Wingin’ it with Paul Lucas and all aviation channels for keeping this community strong!
I loved it. It’s always awesome for fellow UA-camr’s to meet up. All the ones you both mentioned I watch them all. I appreciate the effort you all put into creating these videos.
I admit I have been enjoying your channel but have not told you personally yet. I'm an Avgeek and about to celebrate my 41st anniversary working with a major U.S. airline. I'd like to just say, Jeb, you are one nice dude. Friendly, respective down to earth, your critiques are complimentary to your films! You are infectious to watch, I guess because we share the love of commercial airplanes and airlines. I am your newest subscriber (for a short while) and would like to say thanks, Jeb! You have restored the love of airplanes and aircraft I have had since I was a little boy! I feel as if you are a good friend and hope to see you in the skies! JC@RDU
German Aviation yes sir Air transats I’m looking forward to flying on such an old bird probably be my last chance before she goes to the retirement home. Hoping to start a new like in Canada
I live in Ibiza, but go to London a lot. During the summer, these can often be the most crazy party flights in Europe. So much so that some airlines have stopped selling alcohol on this route, due to the high number of people arrested for offences whilst drunk. Please Dennis, try a late night Stansted to Ibiza flight on Ryanair/ Easyjet, I would love to know what you make of it. 😁
To answer the question Jeb asks in the video, "Nonstop" flight is no stop, but at least on Southwest "Direct" means 1 stop but same plane, no change of planes required. Not as fast as a "Nonstop" but a good deal shorter and much less hassle than changing planes.
Excellent video from 2 of my fave You Tuber Av Geeks! I have 4 favourites, you two, Paul Lucas and Josh Cahill! You bring the world of aviation to those of us who absolutely adore flying, but cant, for various reasons.Also due to circumstances , I won’t be able to afford to fly for quite a while. That doesn’t stop me dreaming though ......! Thank you to all of you for what you do!
Great video guys! As a dedicated traveller and plane freak I really enjoy your high quality descriptions. I lived in Adelaide for several years and will be on a Bunnik tour next month. Next year we plan to travel to see friends in Michigan and do a little touring around so if we can work in Greensboro, it will almost feel like home away from home!
Congrats, Jeb! Dennis, you'll be the next one to celebrate 100k followers, so Jeb needs to go to Adelaide. Now if we can get a joint flight review, that would be awesome...maybe invite Paul S., Paul L., and Josh. Thanks to you both for great videos.
This was so good!! 😂😂 Well I make UA-cam videos about aviation now so I guess I owe Dennis $2.00 💵 😆 Also I love the fact that Jeb, Dennis and Paul Stewart all can vouch for the fact that I am an avid aviation UA-camr as they’re three of my favorite UA-camrs and three of my subscribers too! 🎉🎉 Cheers 🥂 What a great video! 😊
Back in the day when I had reservations training with Braniff I read that a direct flight is one that has the same flight number from origin to destination with a stop in between..a non-stop has no stops. Love your channel!
I get excited when I get more than 10 likes on a comment. I can’t even imagine how accomplishing it would feel to get 100k subs. Congratulations, Jeb! Keep up the good work!
The difference between a direct and nonstop flight is: Direct means the same plane with stop(s). Nonstop means no stop between two cities. However, today both are interchangeable to mean no stops between cities. Jeb, tip of the hat for joining up and recognizing other UA-camrs in the game.
Kurt Gubitz A direct flight means only that the flight number doesn’t change. You can have what the airlines call a “change of equipment” on a direct flight and change planes.
And to add to what Brian King had to say, you can fly on the same plane but not fly direct, because the flight number changes (this happens on triangular routes)
There is a whole TV series with you two !! DB and JB flying together !!! Very funny stuff !! Would be fun to get Sam...Josh...Blake etc together and do a post on UA-cam !! Well done to both of you...really enjoyed the chat !!
I really respect the guys you are. Very humble and exciting to listen to. If I could travel like you guys, I would do it every day of my life. Thanks for the videos. Hopefully one day I’ll be making videos with you guys
Dennis needs to be glad that none of the passports is a U.S. passport! U.S. citizenship can be a headache for those who live outside the U.S. and have successful businesses in a non-U.S. corporation.
This was really great you guys! So much fun and really interesting to learn more about what you both do in your "real jobs" in addition to the UA-cam work. Keep up the fun, informative and very entertaining work. I'm a huge fan!
Ah, celebrity spotting. Happy to feed your egos. All joking aside, I love both of you. You are both inspiring in your own ways. Much love from the HI hotel at Heathrow T4.
This was great fun to watch! Btw, to answer the question about nonstop v direct - I worked in travel industry from the 1970s-80s - “nonstop” is self-explanatory. “Direct” meant that there was a stop between origination and destination, but with no change of aircraft. I don’t know if that type of flight exists anymore. (Oops, now that I’ve glanced at the comments, I’m obviously not the first to answer the question. A few hundred people got there ‘nonstop’ before I got there ‘direct!’)
Rewatching some of your old videos Jeb. (FYI, they are just as good months later) Is that a globe behind you with pins of every place you've been? That's pretty sweet! Keep it up!
Dennis will do but thought it might be Brad Pitt. KMCI got a suprise visitor late Monday and left early this morning a Qatar A350 carrying Bayern Munich football squad
Congrats Jeb on reaching the Big 100'000 Subscribers! I am a fan of both of you and Dennis. BTW,... Brittany Jacobs (below) is correct about the difference between Nonstop and Direct. They are quite different! (Nonstop: No Stops. Direct: Continuos Flight Number - there can be stops and there can be a change of gauge (aircraft) along the way. Ahhh... Jeb, your UA flight in the Pacific with all the stops...That was a Direct Flight with several Flights Legs).... I digress... CONGRATS JEB!!! Cheers, Jay Blackburn
Great to see both of you at the same time! Congratulations Jeb! FYI: years ago non-stop meant from point A to point B without any stops. Direct meant: from point A to Point D with stops at Point B and Point C on the same plane. Nowadays I have seen airlines use the term Direct meaning the same as non-stop. I don't know when this changed. I know in the 70's and 80's the airlines and travel agencies were quite adament about the difference between the two terms. Direct could be a multi-stop flight as long as it was on the same plane. I have a feeling it was a sales pitch to get passengers on a multi-stop flight by confusing them with the term direct. Does anyone else know the history of these terms?
4:47 You added my question! Thanks Jeb, knew you'd like it! ;) I also bet you were referring to me partially in the end part about saying hi at an airport :D I'm sorry I couldn't find you at Minsk, my grandfather who was picking me up wouldn't have understood what I was doing 😂 Also, there's probably something that makes the element of surprise so much better in situations like that 😅 Cheers
I was just there and saw it! Sat in one of the business class seats (it's one of their original 787-8s so no Polaris) but it was still an amazing experience!
Hey Jeb brooks nice youtube video today and great question and answer with Dennis Bunnik and keep up the great work on your avation videos in the future 👍👍👍👍👍......
Great vids Jeb! I love both your Rolex Skydweller and the Batman GMT, amazing watches for a traveller. Do you have any other watches? You should do an episode on travelling watches. Keep the great content coming!
You need to do a video on Air Vanuatu, they are getting their new A220 I think this year 2020. Fabulous Air Line, flown with them many times. Thank you both of you I have booked many a business flight due to your reports. And yes Dennis, Bunniks Egypt Tours are amazing, fly Singapore Business Class and made it even more amazing.
way back in the days when we traveled quite a bit, and before airlines tried the "hub" model, didn't non-stop mean from point A to B without stopping, but direct meant from point A with a stop or two on the way to B but you were on the same plane the whole time? Love both your UA-cam channels!
Non-stop means pt A to pt B with no stops. Direct means pt A to pt B with a stop in pt C BUT you don't have to change planes (and often don't even have to get off the plane.) So: NYC to Dallas Direct may mean you board in NYC, the plane stops in Atlanta, a few people get off and a few more get on, it takes off and lands in Dallas.
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Great video mate - this CGI stuff is amazing because I don't remember saying any of that at all! Seriously congratulations on 100k subs - amazing result and well deserved. Happy Travels!
DennisBunnik Travels shh don’t tell Jeb, but you have great hair!! 😁😁😁
Dennis was the first aviation-enthusiast I subscribed to, and now, I have a dedicated 'subscription-package' of av-geeks.
The first Aviation person i subscribed was swiss001.
He was the first I came across and discovered the world of the AV Geeks and from there the Pauls, Jeb and SanSpotter
Lawrence Bilton my first is probably Sam Chui... by the time I was interested in aviation 4 years ago, Dennis wasn’t that famous yet
Thanks Lawrence! That's cool - long live the av-geek subscription package!
We all chipped in for you Jeb haha Congrats on 100k!
You have 100K subs for a reason. You make high quality, informative, and entertaining videos! I’ve been subbed for a few months now and I love your channel. Here’s to the next 100K!
hahaha "this is just a hobby that has got out of hand" so true! And I completely agree about how awesome that this whole thing has been in connecting fellow plane nerds across the world. And about the $2... "awfully sorry, I think I've left my wallet in the car..." (The Grand Tour reference*) haha
Next time I'm in SYD I'll pop down and collect!
@@DennisBunnikTravels When I visit Australia 🇦🇺 someday I’ll have to bring my $2.00! 😂 We need to get all the trip report plane needs together soon! Dennis, Jeb, Paul Stewart , Wingin’ It Paul Lucas, SAN Spotter, Sam Chui, Noel Phillips & myself!!
What's your PayPal? Gotta pitch in with my $2😉
Cograts on 100k,
Your growth over the past 6 months has been a great experience to watch!
Good Luck in the next coming years!
finally, you hit 100k!!. You are the most positive person ever. You make people that are scared to fly before, enjoy and want to fly. Thanks for helping me through my fear, keep making the good videos.
Wish to see Sam Jeb,Dennis,Josh and Paul together..🙂
Both Paul’s and Blake
And Scott from SanSpotter
Not Sam.
@@synesthesia101 He'd just sit there repeating what everyone else was saying anyway.
Not sam
Direct flights have stops and sometimes a change of aircraft but, the flight number continues to a 3rd city. For example DL 123 ATL to JFK ( stops everyone gets off) there may or may not be a switch of aircraft or crew and then the same flight number DL123 continues from JFK to TLV. Nonstop is just that, no stops.
Brittany Jacobs , sorry, didn’t see your correct explanation before posting.
I was on a "direct" flight ORD-SNN once that stopped in DUB first and then took off again and flew another 20 minutes to Shannon. I think most airlines have abandoned the concept of direct flights that make stops because of the confusion and frustration among pax when they realize they have to make a stop. Here in the US, Southwest still has some though but they do not call them "direct" rather pax simply stay on the plane and then continue on to a second destination.
@@jakeschroeder1553 Qantas still operated QF1/2/9/10/11/12 as direct one stop due to range issues. These being SYD-SIN-LHR, MEL-PER-LHR and SYD-LAX-JFK
Dennis, you never cease to make me smile with your humour and quick wit!
Thank you to the aviation community for sharing your in air experiences Thank you to Jeb Brooks, Sam Chui, QFS Aviation, iTripReport, SAN Spotter, Nonstop Dan, DennisBunnik Travels, Wingin’ it with Paul Lucas and all aviation channels for keeping this community strong!
Thanks mate - I'd love to get us all together one day.
I will make my trip report soon United Airlines domestic first class
@@DennisBunnikTravels Don’t forget me! Caleb’s Aviation! 🎉😂 Let me know when it will happen Dennis 😂
I loved it. It’s always awesome for fellow UA-camr’s to meet up. All the ones you both mentioned I watch them all. I appreciate the effort you all put into creating these videos.
Island Hopper was absolutely one of your BEST videos! I also liked your Emirates a380 new suite video.
I admit I have been enjoying your channel but have not told you personally yet. I'm an Avgeek and about to celebrate my 41st anniversary working with a major U.S. airline. I'd like to just say, Jeb, you are one nice dude. Friendly, respective down to earth, your critiques are complimentary to your films! You are infectious to watch, I guess because we share the love of commercial airplanes and airlines.
I am your newest subscriber (for a short while) and would like to say thanks, Jeb! You have restored the love of airplanes and aircraft I have had since I was a little boy! I feel as if you are a good friend and hope to see you in the skies! JC@RDU
I’m flying on a A310 to Toronto on Tuesday for Dublin
Pint man
German Aviation yes sir Air transats I’m looking forward to flying on such an old bird probably be my last chance before she goes to the retirement home. Hoping to start a new like in Canada
Martin Curran a310 reminds me of the 737
Welcome to my city! Enjoy Toronto!
I'm irish
The Best of both worlds!! Keep up the great work Jeb and Dennis!!!! 😁👍
Thanks!
@@DennisBunnikTravels yessir 👍
I live in Ibiza, but go to London a lot. During the summer, these can often be the most crazy party flights in Europe. So much so that some airlines have stopped selling alcohol on this route, due to the high number of people arrested for offences whilst drunk.
Please Dennis, try a late night Stansted to Ibiza flight on Ryanair/ Easyjet, I would love to know what you make of it. 😁
To answer the question Jeb asks in the video, "Nonstop" flight is no stop, but at least on Southwest "Direct" means 1 stop but same plane, no change of planes required. Not as fast as a "Nonstop" but a good deal shorter and much less hassle than changing planes.
Congrats on 100k
Nice video dude keep up the videos please
I love them all so much thanks good night
2 of my favourite Airline reviewer's in the one video! Awesome!
Excellent video from 2 of my fave You Tuber Av Geeks! I have 4 favourites, you two, Paul Lucas and Josh Cahill! You bring the world of aviation to those of us who absolutely adore flying, but cant, for various reasons.Also due to circumstances , I won’t be able to afford to fly for quite a while. That doesn’t stop me dreaming though ......! Thank you to all of you for what you do!
By far my new favorite video my 2 favorite aviation streamers in the same room are you kidding me answering questions “kid candy store “ comes to mind
Thanks Chris, this one was lots of fun to make.
'This is just a hobby that got out of hand.' Perfect description of being an Av Geek and trip reporter!! Congrats, Jeb!!
Love the vlogs with you collaborating with Dennis. You two are probably my favorite aviation vloggers for sure.
Great video guys! As a dedicated traveller and plane freak I really enjoy your high quality descriptions. I lived in Adelaide for several years and will be on a Bunnik tour next month. Next year we plan to travel to see friends in Michigan and do a little touring around so if we can work in Greensboro, it will almost feel like home away from home!
Thanks Bob. Really appreciate the support. Have a great trip! cheers D
Congrats, Jeb! Dennis, you'll be the next one to celebrate 100k followers, so Jeb needs to go to Adelaide. Now if we can get a joint flight review, that would be awesome...maybe invite Paul S., Paul L., and Josh. Thanks to you both for great videos.
Congrats on 100k, keep up the amazing work and as you would say see ya in the skies!
This was so good!! 😂😂 Well I make UA-cam videos about aviation now so I guess I owe Dennis $2.00 💵 😆 Also I love the fact that Jeb, Dennis and Paul Stewart all can vouch for the fact that I am an avid aviation UA-camr as they’re three of my favorite UA-camrs and three of my subscribers too! 🎉🎉
Cheers 🥂
What a great video! 😊
Great clip guys, love the banter 🇦🇺🇺🇸🇦🇺🇺🇸🇦🇺🇺🇸🇦🇺🇺🇸🇦🇺🇺🇸
I wish to see such Q&A with others - so Jeb, Dennis, Dan, Paul, Sam :) I could watch it even for 12 hours :)))
Ah got them all 😂😂😂 good one
Btw congrats on 100k subs
Back in the day when I had reservations training with Braniff I read that a direct flight is one that has the same flight number from origin to destination with a stop in between..a non-stop has no stops. Love your channel!
I get excited when I get more than 10 likes on a comment. I can’t even imagine how accomplishing it would feel to get 100k subs. Congratulations, Jeb! Keep up the good work!
David Villarreal I know what you mean. My career was in Finance, but I’m a fair enough pianist and singer. If I get five likes, I’m thrilled!!
David Villarreal this is a bit late, but you have 11 likes
Boeing: well an iPad course didn't cut it
Jeb: well I can help👍🏼👍🏼
The difference between a direct and nonstop flight is:
Direct means the same plane with stop(s).
Nonstop means no stop between two cities.
However, today both are interchangeable to mean no stops between cities.
Jeb, tip of the hat for joining up and recognizing other UA-camrs in the game.
Kurt Gubitz A direct flight means only that the flight number doesn’t change. You can have what the airlines call a “change of equipment” on a direct flight and change planes.
And to add to what Brian King had to say, you can fly on the same plane but not fly direct, because the flight number changes (this happens on triangular routes)
Too of my favorite travel guys, Jeb and Dennis.
Made my day to see both of my favourite travel experts together 😊
There is a whole TV series with you two !! DB and JB flying together !!! Very funny stuff !! Would be fun to get Sam...Josh...Blake etc together and do a post on UA-cam !! Well done to both of you...really enjoyed the chat !!
And 4.75 years later, you have 740+ subscribers! Going through the older videos and really enjoying them.
Congratulations Jeb Brooks. Love your videos!
jeb you are traveling in good company...thanks for bringing us along on occasion....
Two of the best together!
watching this episode really warmed my little heart I love the both of you
I really respect the guys you are. Very humble and exciting to listen to. If I could travel like you guys, I would do it every day of my life. Thanks for the videos. Hopefully one day I’ll be making videos with you guys
LOL, watched this video 1/2 dozen times(I'm retired,lol) You & Dennis are GREAT!!
Great video Jeb and Dennis, love your work 🙂
Jeb, great video. It is a lot of fun watching do what you love to do.
I took the bait and subscribed. Being an avid follower of both Dennis Bunnik & Paul Stewart who I think are the best......how could I not. 😁
Didn't know if Dennis has two passports. By the way Good vibes to see you two doing Q&A together , two beautiful men. Liked !
Dennis needs to be glad that none of the passports is a U.S. passport! U.S. citizenship can be a headache for those who live outside the U.S. and have successful businesses in a non-U.S. corporation.
I love this! aviations newest and best bromance!
I fly my first A350 in a little under 2 weeks YYZ-MUC after hearing what both of you say about it I'm so excited!
This was really great you guys! So much fun and really interesting to learn more about what you both do in your "real jobs" in addition to the UA-cam work. Keep up the fun, informative and very entertaining work. I'm a huge fan!
I’ve broken the screen by smashing the like button!
So much fun! A special treat.
Ah, celebrity spotting. Happy to feed your egos. All joking aside, I love both of you. You are both inspiring in your own ways. Much love from the HI hotel at Heathrow T4.
Sam and Jeb are two of my most interesting video bloggers on air travel.
Great to see the two of you together as mates, not as competitors.
My two favorites in one video! Love this
"How'd you sleep, Dennis?"
"Like this..."
Love that LOL
This was great fun to watch! Btw, to answer the question about nonstop v direct - I worked in travel industry from the 1970s-80s - “nonstop” is self-explanatory. “Direct” meant that there was a stop between origination and destination, but with no change of aircraft. I don’t know if that type of flight exists anymore.
(Oops, now that I’ve glanced at the comments, I’m obviously not the first to answer the question. A few hundred people got there ‘nonstop’ before I got there ‘direct!’)
Great video Jeb !👍🏽
Rewatching some of your old videos Jeb. (FYI, they are just as good months later) Is that a globe behind you with pins of every place you've been? That's pretty sweet! Keep it up!
Yes!! Thanks so much for watching!
Nice! You visited Chicago!
that dennis dude is freakin awesome
Great to see you guys enjoy the flying passion, subscribed to both and thoroughly enjoy the vids.
Dennis will do but thought it might be Brad Pitt. KMCI got a suprise visitor late Monday and left early this morning a Qatar A350 carrying Bayern Munich football squad
@@Nhilistgoose most definitely
As a fellow Aussie I love Dennis but admittedly Jeb does have the best hair 😋
Thanks!......what???? :)
I love the collaborations with AV geeks!
congrats to the 100K+. Always nice seeing you and Dennis on a colab video. Very entertaining.
Congrats Jeb Brooks and you have great friends.
You guys are great. Keep up the great videos you are doing.
This was incredible! Nicely done man
Congrats Jeb on reaching the Big 100'000 Subscribers! I am a fan of both of you and Dennis.
BTW,... Brittany Jacobs (below) is correct about the difference between Nonstop and Direct. They are quite different! (Nonstop: No Stops. Direct: Continuos Flight Number - there can be stops and there can be a change of gauge (aircraft) along the way. Ahhh... Jeb, your UA flight in the Pacific with all the stops...That was a Direct Flight with several Flights Legs).... I digress... CONGRATS JEB!!!
Cheers,
Jay Blackburn
Pretty sure there is a problem with the volume but great video !!!
Congratulations, Jeb.
Great to see both of you at the same time! Congratulations Jeb! FYI: years ago non-stop meant from point A to point B without any stops. Direct meant: from point A to Point D with stops at Point B and Point C on the same plane. Nowadays I have seen airlines use the term Direct meaning the same as non-stop. I don't know when this changed. I know in the 70's and 80's the airlines and travel agencies were quite adament about the difference between the two terms. Direct could be a multi-stop flight as long as it was on the same plane. I have a feeling it was a sales pitch to get passengers on a multi-stop flight by confusing them with the term direct. Does anyone else know the history of these terms?
i want to thank you for making these videos and helping me get over my heartbreak! i love your videos
4:47 You added my question! Thanks Jeb, knew you'd like it! ;) I also bet you were referring to me partially in the end part about saying hi at an airport :D I'm sorry I couldn't find you at Minsk, my grandfather who was picking me up wouldn't have understood what I was doing 😂 Also, there's probably something that makes the element of surprise so much better in situations like that 😅 Cheers
You two make a great combo!
Best crossover of 2019 ♡
The start was amazing
You should go to Oshkosh! there will be a united 787 there today.
I was just there and saw it! Sat in one of the business class seats (it's one of their original 787-8s so no Polaris) but it was still an amazing experience!
Hey Jeb brooks nice youtube video today and great question and answer with Dennis Bunnik and keep up the great work on your avation videos in the future 👍👍👍👍👍......
Brilliant. Well done guys!
Great vids Jeb! I love both your Rolex Skydweller and the Batman GMT, amazing watches for a traveller. Do you have any other watches? You should do an episode on travelling watches. Keep the great content coming!
Great job on 103K Subs!
Total awesomeness....you guys are just so entertaining, congratulations Jeb.....love to hear your stories.....take care and have fun 🤣🤣🤣🤣✨✨👍🏻
Jeb, that Sky-Dweller on your wrist is a beauty 👍
I had Glenn Close as my seat mate from JFK to LAX. Loved her.
rm brooklyn Obviously you didn’t travel Economy!!
You need to do a video on Air Vanuatu, they are getting their new A220 I think this year 2020. Fabulous Air Line, flown with them many times. Thank you both of you I have booked many a business flight due to your reports. And yes Dennis, Bunniks Egypt Tours are amazing, fly Singapore Business Class and made it even more amazing.
Congrats on 100k+ subs. The hams were on display :) Did Dennis have any of our famous NC BBQ? Keep up the great work. :)
I love your videos and I’m subbed and have notifications turned on
Great Video! and Enjoyed The Collaboration!
way back in the days when we traveled quite a bit, and before airlines tried the "hub" model, didn't non-stop mean from point A to B without stopping, but direct meant from point A with a stop or two on the way to B but you were on the same plane the whole time? Love both your UA-cam channels!
Non-stop means pt A to pt B with no stops. Direct means pt A to pt B with a stop in pt C BUT you don't have to change planes (and often don't even have to get off the plane.) So: NYC to Dallas Direct may mean you board in NYC, the plane stops in Atlanta, a few people get off and a few more get on, it takes off and lands in Dallas.
Loved Continental Mike! aka Continental Micronesia which is now part of United - also miss Aloha and love Hawaii very much
Hi Jeb,
It is so so great to see both of you in this video. I am stunned 😘😘😘
- from Malaysia with love -
Congratulations!!