That's such an impressive flight path down the San Bernardino valley then past downtown and the Hollywood sign. What impresses me most about LA is the dramatic mountain ranges.
I've hiked the San Gabriel Mountain thousands of times, many Angelenos don't even realize that there's a huge open space of wilderness just an a few miles outside of LA. Underrated wilderness.
@@Risky2k9 Agreed. I have to admit I'm guilty of taking them for granted. I've only hiked them a few times. However, the one place I have visited more and cherish it, is Griffith Park. Much of it is in its natural state and many Angelenos also take it for granted. The first time I went horseback riding was at Griffith Park. I've done much more hiking at GP and visited the various facilities numerous times. I'm grateful for this wonderful resource. I just wished it was more readily available via public transit.
@theexmann I don't live in southern Cali, but one of my oldest friends I grew up with moved out there, and he lived in San Bernardino (just south of Hwy 15 shown at 1:45) and I visited him there. He eventually wanted to move a bit closer to the coast, got an apartment in El Monte (he didn't like it around there so much), but he then bought a house between Anaheim and Huntington Beach (I think he said it's Fountain Valley, and he liked it there (last time I talked to him, haven't visited him there), he just couldn't afford it in that area when first moving to Cali). I'm not sure if he'd been to Griffith Park or not, he may have
The best, most embracing filming of an approach into LAX I have seen. You covered about the entire LA metropolitan area, and your zooms were great. Thanks so much for posting!
I just flew this flight path from DC to LA I always wondered what I was flying over lots of mountains and valleys plus I seen another airport in the valley but I have no idea which one it is. Amazing flight always love visiting LA
Could be a number of them. The most likely would be ONT(Ontario) but if it's a little further east it might be SBD (San Bernardino). Just depends on the flight path.
Looks like your video starts at about Lake Arrowhead/Gregory with the I-15/215 split at about 1:30, running just north of I-10. Took a couple of run throughs to figure it out. Awesome video, thanks for sharing. 👍
I really liked your video. Next time I'm coming into my city of angels. I'll do the same. It would be cool to do it at night too. I remember coming in at night and the amount of lights spread so far and wide is impressive.
Those on the right have an impressive view the Californian mountain range and downtown LA while those on the left ummm......... You have umm.... The Pacific ocean Yeah really nice ocean and a couple of freeways
It's growing everyday. It's much bigger than people think. It also depends on where you think the boundaries are for DTLA. There are basically four areas. The historic core or old DTLA/Civic Center area, The Arts District to the East, South DTLA, and Bunker Hill to the West. All those areas keep expanding expect the historic core. However, the historic core has been going through a renaissance as has all of L.A.
@@chairmanofrussia Agreed. I've lived in the L.A. area all my life. Compared to when I was going to USC in the 80s and now, it's like night and day. I drove through many streets in DTLA after I got out of work on a Friday night one day to see how all the various construction projects were advancing before Covid and I was absolutely amazed at how dynamic it was at 8pm. People were walking all over the place. Young families, couples, people eating out, having a drink, and walking their dogs! In the 80s, on a Friday night, almost everything was shut down except for a few eateries and bars. It was more like a business center. I'm seriously thinking of moving to DTLA too in large part as I get older, I don't want to drive everywhere. DTLA has the most public transit options in SoCal, and I really liked the energy I felt even just driving around.
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That's such an impressive flight path down the San Bernardino valley then past downtown and the Hollywood sign. What impresses me most about LA is the dramatic mountain ranges.
@@richardm5467 no but I've visited
Agreed. Many of us native Angelenos take them for granted. However, when they are full of snow, they are breathtaking.
I've hiked the San Gabriel Mountain thousands of times, many Angelenos don't even realize that there's a huge open space of wilderness just an a few miles outside of LA. Underrated wilderness.
@@Risky2k9 Agreed. I have to admit I'm guilty of taking them for granted. I've only hiked them a few times. However, the one place I have visited more and cherish it, is Griffith Park. Much of it is in its natural state and many Angelenos also take it for granted. The first time I went horseback riding was at Griffith Park. I've done much more hiking at GP and visited the various facilities numerous times. I'm grateful for this wonderful resource. I just wished it was more readily available via public transit.
@theexmann I don't live in southern Cali, but one of my oldest friends I grew up with moved out there, and he lived in San Bernardino (just south of Hwy 15 shown at 1:45) and I visited him there. He eventually wanted to move a bit closer to the coast, got an apartment in El Monte (he didn't like it around there so much), but he then bought a house between Anaheim and Huntington Beach (I think he said it's Fountain Valley, and he liked it there (last time I talked to him, haven't visited him there), he just couldn't afford it in that area when first moving to Cali). I'm not sure if he'd been to Griffith Park or not, he may have
The best, most embracing filming of an approach into LAX I have seen. You covered about the entire LA metropolitan area, and your zooms were great. Thanks so much for posting!
Haven’t flown in a plane in a few years, I love the final approach of flying into lax.
I never thought of the new SoFi stadium as an L.A. calling card to visitors. But it seems that way from your video. Very iconic, and very L.A.
Love the sound of the CFMs spooling down.
Just like my grandparents Laura and Hozie, Bill, and Lee were doing before, too, only in 2012 and in 2015!
Love to go to LA one day great vid nice landing hi 👋 from the U.K.
Nice day for an L.A. flight !
I just flew this flight path from DC to LA I always wondered what I was flying over lots of mountains and valleys plus I seen another airport in the valley but I have no idea which one it is. Amazing flight always love visiting LA
Could be a number of them. The most likely would be ONT(Ontario) but if it's a little further east it might be SBD (San Bernardino). Just depends on the flight path.
@0:07 Big Bear Lake with Lake Arrowhead in the distance ……@1:15 Lake Arrowhead
@9:51 Dodgers Stadium
LA metro has the most airports in the US.
Looks like your video starts at about Lake Arrowhead/Gregory with the I-15/215 split at about 1:30, running just north of I-10. Took a couple of run throughs to figure it out. Awesome video, thanks for sharing. 👍
Great video I've flown into LA at night so I didn't get a chance to view the mountains but. love my future home.
Awesome Video
awesome video
Excellent!
I really liked your video. Next time I'm coming into my city of angels. I'll do the same. It would be cool to do it at night too. I remember coming in at night and the amount of lights spread so far and wide is impressive.
Great, Thanks.
what did you use to shot the video? It looked very stable.
Shot with an iPhone 12 Pro
@@julianmagana69 iPhone 12 is impressive as I noticed the quick focus zooming of various landmarks
I flew this same route but was on the other side of the plane XD
Were the arrows pointing on the Freeway for the people picking you up at LAX when this film was recorded?
Good footage, l8ke the zoom in of The H Sign and Griffith Observatory.🙄
Un Argentino en el avion , por el aplauso al final. (I LOVE LA)
Me gusta mucho la ciudad de los Ángeles California es mi ciudad favorita de todo el mundo
Gracias y usted es muy bienvenido en Nuestra Señora La Reina de los Angeles de Porciuncula
Most peoples dream place to live.
😮😅😂
Those on the right have an impressive view the Californian mountain range and downtown LA while those on the left ummm......... You have umm.... The Pacific ocean
Yeah really nice ocean and a couple of freeways
L.A. is a beautiful city minus it's flaws like smog, rent high as hell, and the homeless crisis. Get those things in order we'll be doing okay.
My homeeeeee
Antártida in flat Earth is visible. A white line encircling the earth
Reminds me of GTA 5 online intro
“LA isn’t a real city, it’s a giant suburb! There’s no core there!”
9:37 🙄
“Yeah but downtown is small”
11:40 🙄
It's growing everyday. It's much bigger than people think. It also depends on where you think the boundaries are for DTLA. There are basically four areas. The historic core or old DTLA/Civic Center area, The Arts District to the East, South DTLA, and Bunker Hill to the West. All those areas keep expanding expect the historic core. However, the historic core has been going through a renaissance as has all of L.A.
@@theexmann I know, I live in DTLA. People who say LA is like a suburb don’t know what they’re talking about.
@@chairmanofrussia Agreed. I've lived in the L.A. area all my life. Compared to when I was going to USC in the 80s and now, it's like night and day. I drove through many streets in DTLA after I got out of work on a Friday night one day to see how all the various construction projects were advancing before Covid and I was absolutely amazed at how dynamic it was at 8pm. People were walking all over the place. Young families, couples, people eating out, having a drink, and walking their dogs! In the 80s, on a Friday night, almost everything was shut down except for a few eateries and bars. It was more like a business center. I'm seriously thinking of moving to DTLA too in large part as I get older, I don't want to drive everywhere. DTLA has the most public transit options in SoCal, and I really liked the energy I felt even just driving around.
LA has got to be one of the ugliest towns from the air I’ve ever seen
@@rnelson299 Though I love the huge carpet of lights you see when you come into L.A. at night.
me next week london to lax AA
I am always disappointed if a landing at LAX is not accompanied by a generous fuel dump over Watts
LA is such a hole. I know cause I live here. We’re moving to Texas in a couple weeks. Thank god. F California and all the madness!!!
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No one will miss you
Texas is mess up too
@@darrinedavis ok Trump supporter
@@DevTisFilm They might have no sales tax, but have fun paying about 60% more in property taxes.