“we’re flying mommy” lol. great video btw. i like to have these videos playing while i work from home. they are calming and fun to watch. keep them coming ❤
In all the time that I've lived in WA State, I've never flown between SEA and GEG. Interesting that you picked this day to do this because we had a record low tide at around noon, an astonishing -4.3. You could see the exposed beaches from the plane taking off from SEA. Good views of Magnuson Park and Lake Washington. Lake Washington actually qualifies as a mountain lake even though it's at sea level. It's oligotrophic, which is very common in mountains. Too bad you couldn't see the Cascades and Central WA. If it had been clear, you would've seen Lake Chelan, which is also oligotrophic. This lake is 1500 feet deep, making it deeper than any of the Great Lakes. It's one of the deepest lakes in the Continental US behind Lake Tahoe and Crater Lake. Central and Eastern WA has some of the most fascinating and most unique geomorphology and geography in the US. Back during the Ice Age, the ice dam at Glacier Lake Missoula in Western Montana broke and all of the water rushed out causing a cataclysmic flood, dramatically altering the landscape in WA State. All of that water rushed down through the Columbia Gorge out into the Pacific Ocean. This is the scientific basis for the Biblical floods. This actually happened many times, not just once. Glacial Lake Missoula would refill and eventually the glacial ice dam would break (again), emptying the lake, repeating the cycle again and again. I imagine that these massive flash floods struck much fear in the indigenous people who lived in this area back then. It took a very determined geologist, going against the grain of the geological scientific consensus at the time, against much resistance and censure from his peers, to prove his theories about what happened in Central WA during the Ice Age. Anyhow, good flight video as usual, love the UHD movie quality. The best part: no jetlag on this flight!
You mentioned that about the tide in my MCI-SEA video. I'm always up for exploring some tide pools, so it sounds like I missed out on that one. As always, a lot of great info in there for people to learn about! Thanks my friend!
Good gracious! After pushback, I was wondering if it would've been faster to drive to Spokane than to fly! Flight time to GEG was only about a half-hour,gate to gate I assume. The pilot burned a lot of fuel just sitting there on the taxiway waiting for one or more aircraft to finish their pushback and engine start. Noticed during #1 startup, some puffs of smoke. Vast array of choices of beverages --NOT! :) Interesting how the landscape changes as one flies eastward. The greenery so many thousands of feet below reminds me of perhaps Iowa,Illinois or gulp! Joplin! Cannot believe there is THAT much demand for seats between SEA-GEG that Alaska chooses to use a -900 series on this route. Any idea where that E175 was headed to? Is it legal for passengers to carry on small pets? Distinctly heard a dog bark at landing! Did you have a short layover before boarding for elsewhere?
I did have a short layover before heading back to Seattle on another 737-900. Just like SEA-PDX, SEA-GEG has basically an hourly shuttle. I've taken it several times now, and it's always full, no matter what aircraft type is being used. The 175 that was sitting there must've been broken down or something. It sat there the whole time I was there and when I left, it was still sitting there. As for the dog, it is allowed to take small dogs or cats if they're paid for, but they're supposed to remain in their carrier and be able to fit under the seat in front of you.
@@sla31 This was one time when eastward travel didn't result in jetlag for you. :) Last week, on The Bold and the Beautiful, Ridge and Taylor got on a private jet from LAX over to Monaco, a 10 hour flight where you lose 9 hours. Yet, they were completely unfazed when they got to Monaco! I need to learn their secret!
I film everything on my iMac using Final Cut Pro. Although Ben is correct, I have stopped using iMovie as I’ve transitioned everything to Final Cut now. Thanks for watching my friend!
When I start making more from ads 😂. Airfare is expensive right now. And remember, I pay for all of this myself haha. I do have a first class HNL-SFO flight to post.
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I love that Dog Bark after landing!
I just flew on the 900 Max from SEA-DTW, I'm amazed at how quiet the cabin is... jet smooth ride!
“we’re flying mommy” lol. great video btw. i like to have these videos playing while i work from
home. they are calming and fun to watch. keep them coming ❤
Plenty more on the way my friend! I'm glad these videos can help get your through your work day!
Beautiful! And the wonderment of flight by the children was fun to hear! Thanks!
The goat of flight reports 🐐🔥🔥
In all the time that I've lived in WA State, I've never flown between SEA and GEG. Interesting that you picked this day to do this because we had a record low tide at around noon, an astonishing -4.3. You could see the exposed beaches from the plane taking off from SEA.
Good views of Magnuson Park and Lake Washington. Lake Washington actually qualifies as a mountain lake even though it's at sea level. It's oligotrophic, which is very common in mountains.
Too bad you couldn't see the Cascades and Central WA. If it had been clear, you would've seen Lake Chelan, which is also oligotrophic. This lake is 1500 feet deep, making it deeper than any of the Great Lakes. It's one of the deepest lakes in the Continental US behind Lake Tahoe and Crater Lake.
Central and Eastern WA has some of the most fascinating and most unique geomorphology and geography in the US. Back during the Ice Age, the ice dam at Glacier Lake Missoula in Western Montana broke and all of the water rushed out causing a cataclysmic flood, dramatically altering the landscape in WA State. All of that water rushed down through the Columbia Gorge out into the Pacific Ocean.
This is the scientific basis for the Biblical floods. This actually happened many times, not just once. Glacial Lake Missoula would refill and eventually the glacial ice dam would break (again), emptying the lake, repeating the cycle again and again. I imagine that these massive flash floods struck much fear in the indigenous people who lived in this area back then.
It took a very determined geologist, going against the grain of the geological scientific consensus at the time, against much resistance and censure from his peers, to prove his theories about what happened in Central WA during the Ice Age.
Anyhow, good flight video as usual, love the UHD movie quality. The best part: no jetlag on this flight!
You mentioned that about the tide in my MCI-SEA video. I'm always up for exploring some tide pools, so it sounds like I missed out on that one. As always, a lot of great info in there for people to learn about! Thanks my friend!
Really enjoy your Max Content thanks for sharing 🔵🔵
1:08:07 Those kids enjoyed it just as much as I did. Welcome to Spokane!
2:40 I can see the UNCF livery in the back lol
I think it is an orange camo pattern feel to it but it did look nice
I once landed here from DFW-DEN-GEG, we went on a roadtrip all through washington and it was great
Washington is a beautiful state. An excellent road trip state! Thanks for watching my friend!
Awesome , Thanks Skylite 😊
I’ve flown into Seattle before. It’s a really quick flight from where I live. I flew out of Portland, Oregon. Only about 40 minutes in the air.
I've taken the SEA-PDX and back route several times. Always a fun flight. Thanks for watching my friend!
38:15 Love the beautiful scenery!
That dog after landing 👀
Woooo!!!! Another split wing!!!
What kind of camera did You use? Quality is awesome !
I film everything with iPhones. Currently the 14/15 Pro. This one may have even been a 13 Pro this far back. One of them haha.
A far cry from the 200 series my Dad Captained.
8:10 I love how the LEAP1Bs sound like F/A18 hornets right there.
right! my favorite sound on the max
You were probably so thrilled it was a short flight with those kids near you lol.
Have you heard of headphones
I don’t mind kids if they’re well behaved. I always say, you can’t pick your seat Mates, but you can pick your house cancelling headphones 😂/
Horizon used to serve dinner on this route back in the day.
Good gracious! After pushback, I was wondering if it would've been faster to drive to Spokane than to fly! Flight time to GEG was only about a half-hour,gate to gate I assume. The pilot burned a lot of fuel just sitting there on the taxiway waiting for one or more aircraft to finish their pushback and engine start. Noticed during #1 startup, some puffs of smoke. Vast array of choices of beverages --NOT! :) Interesting how the landscape changes as one flies eastward. The greenery so many thousands of feet below reminds me of perhaps Iowa,Illinois or gulp! Joplin! Cannot believe there is THAT much demand for seats between SEA-GEG that Alaska chooses to use a -900 series on this route. Any idea where that E175 was headed to? Is it legal for passengers to carry on small pets? Distinctly heard a dog bark at landing! Did you have a short layover before boarding for elsewhere?
I did have a short layover before heading back to Seattle on another 737-900. Just like SEA-PDX, SEA-GEG has basically an hourly shuttle. I've taken it several times now, and it's always full, no matter what aircraft type is being used. The 175 that was sitting there must've been broken down or something. It sat there the whole time I was there and when I left, it was still sitting there. As for the dog, it is allowed to take small dogs or cats if they're paid for, but they're supposed to remain in their carrier and be able to fit under the seat in front of you.
@@sla31 This was one time when eastward travel didn't result in jetlag for you. :)
Last week, on The Bold and the Beautiful, Ridge and Taylor got on a private jet from LAX over to Monaco, a 10 hour flight where you lose 9 hours. Yet, they were completely unfazed when they got to Monaco!
I need to learn their secret!
Great fly and first! Have you heard about 2,500 Boeing workers is striking after they were rejected for contract offer?
I hadn’t heard that. Just add it to Boeing’s problems haha.
MAX 9 as Flight number 990 ER??
Ironic isn’t it haha
Which apps do you use to edit your videos ? I would like to make multiple videos into one whitout altering the quality of the image
He uses Final Cut Pro and iMovie on his MacOS.
I film everything on my iMac using Final Cut Pro. Although Ben is correct, I have stopped using iMovie as I’ve transitioned everything to Final Cut now. Thanks for watching my friend!
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Dhl plane in distance funny but when can there be another first class flight
When I start making more from ads 😂. Airfare is expensive right now. And remember, I pay for all of this myself haha. I do have a first class HNL-SFO flight to post.
What camera gear do you use
He uses iPhone 13 Pro, look at the deceptions under his video next time.
I film everything with iPhones. This was filmed with an iPhone 13 Pro, which is my primary camera.
@@sla31 thanks man
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