[4K] - Full Flight - Southwest Airlines - Boeing 737-8H4 - AUS-TUL - N8652B - WN4051 - IFS Ep. 608
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Inflight Series Episode 608:
Flight Information:
Aircraft Operator - Southwest Airlines
Flight Number - 4051
City Pair - Austin, Texas (AUS) - Tulsa, Oklahoma (TUL)
Equipment - Boeing 737-8H4
Equipment Tail Number - N8652B
Equipment Age - 7 Years 4 Months
Livery - Southwest Airlines (2015 Livery)
Flight Date - April 3, 2022
Flight Time - 1 Hour 15 Minutes
Seat - 20F
Seat Class - Economy
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Detailed Times:
0:00 - Intro
0:04 - Pre-Flight (Austin-Bergstrom International Airport)
0:34 - Pre-Flight (Aircraft)
2:10 - Boarding
2:45 - Cabin
4:27 - Outbound Taxi
18:22 - Takeoff
29:53 - Inflight
50:15 - Onboard Service
51:52 - Inflight
1:07:04 - Landing
1:20:19 - Inbound Taxi
1:22:25 - Post-Flight (Aircraft)
1:22:59 - Post-Flight (Tulsa International Airport)
1:23:08 - Outro
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Featured Equipment:
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1:19:31 Amazing engine sound. Keep the work going.
I’m impressed how you don’t even have the reflection of the window when you are facing the sun
I have a very simple solution to that problem, as it used to drive me crazy. My camera has a matte black case, and I wear long sleeve black shirts with black gloves. Can't have a reflection if there is nothing to reflect off of haha.
Thanks again for sharing another lovely flight with us.
Love your southwest content thanks for sharing 🔵🔴🟡
Stunning 🤩
How are you these datys ? awesome stuff as always :) !!!
Thanks my friend! I’m doing well! I hope you’re doing well too!
**267th like**
Your videos are comforting. I hope I can ride as often as you one day.
I hope you get to as well my friend. Thanks for watching!
4:54 apple
Bom é Pegar Carona No Seus Vídeos que São Ótimos . Meus Parabéns ✈💙🇧🇷
Wow. Great views of Austin and the AUS airport. My extent of visiting Texas is when I connected at DFW and at IAH. That's it. I've never been to Oklahoma at all, but when I see your views of Tulsa, it makes me think of Ree Drummond, a.k.a. The Pioneer Woman on the Food Network.
As always, thanks for watching my friend. If you ever get the chance, Tulsa is a pretty neat city. Known as the oil capital of the world, one of the larger cities on Route 66, green country, and by other names, it has a pretty unique landscape and history. In addition to the area's foliage and rolling hills, it has more lakes than any other geographical area of Oklahoma, as well as more than half of the state's registered state parks. Oklahoma is one of only four states with more than 10 ecoregions, but six of its 11 ecoregions are located around Tulsa.
@@sla31 Wow... good info. I think my grandfather may have lived in Tulsa for a short time when he worked for the oil companies.
Another fun fact about Tulsa: the mainframe computers that you tie into when you use the Sabre GDS is in Tulsa. I booked people on flights via Sabre and was amazed that they were up at least 99% of the time. They had 17 mainframes and probably have more today.
No matter where in the world you use Sabre, you're connecting with the big computers in Tulsa.
My GF loves watching the Pioneer Woman who lives NW of Tulsa a little ways on the Osage Tribal Nation. I think one of her daughters goes to school in Tulsa.
Because of this, I associate OK with Ree Drummond. :)
Skylite Production,
I stood almost exactly where you stood, I was throwing away my sushi box eating my dinner before the flight. I flew in from KTUL and had to stay there for 4.5 hours, luckily it wasn't 7.5 hours, when I arrived, I went to original gate 21 I think, and she said that it was moved to gate 16 plus saying that it wont leave till much later in the night. I was kinda worried because the time in Utah will be real late to point where train to my home is closed for the night. However, it was reverted to original time cuz they had back up aircraft other side of the airport. whew. So they had me move 3 times to 3 different gates. Ay Caramba! 4.5 hours later, all good, same time, went on the plane and took off exactly same runway you took off, but Tulsa is on the right direction, im on my left direction since Utah is northwestern from KAUS. Sweet!!! I like this video alot similarities to my video.
I’m glad you enjoyed it! Sounds like you had quite the day! Thanks for watching!
@@sla31 definitely!
Wow, AUS has really grown.
It really has. Both the city and the airport/available service!
Very smooth touchdown! Welcome home!
Wait he lives in Tulsa Oklahoma?
@@Elevatingtransportation370 I don't know where he lives, but he considers it home only because it's usually his origin. He starts from Tulsa, does a few flights, comes back to Tulsa.
He lives in Joplin Missouri
@@skysaviationandshorts oh okay
@@WashedAimerJayden oh wow how did you know?
Great fly! Have you ever been forced to change seats for whatever reason after you booked?
Yes, but only because of a seat being broken. And it's never happened on Southwest. I've had several flights where my assigned seat was broken and had to move to another seat.
How do you record the inside like that? Also doesn’t it kinda attract attention. Like your channel👍
I simply hold the camera by hand. I get the occasionally question for people sitting next to me. I just tell them I'm filming it for my UA-cam channel and usually that's the end of it haha.
I guess I haven't really checked that mini book at 3:50 I would have never known you could get alcohol on a plane not free though lol. I wonder if other airlines offer that too.
Well, there was a time during/right after Covid, where most airlines had discontinued alcohol sales. However, it's now back on pretty much everyone. If you have status, Southwest gives out "drink coupons" that can be redeemed for free "premium drinks" I.e., alcohol. On other airlines with first class they're free, and even on some airlines like American and Untied, you can get them for free in "premium cabins" like main cabin extra. There are a few airlines in the US that will give everyone a complimentary pour of a certain alcoholic beverage. Horizon Air, operating for Alaska Airlines offers free pours of local IPA's, and Hawaiian Airlines offers free wine or a Hawaiian rum punch to all passengers with their dinner on long flights.
@Skylight Productions Have you ever flown on the Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner?
I haven't, no. Surprisingly. The 787-10 is the only variant of the 787 that I haven't flown on. Generally, I avoid flying on 787's. I think they're a fine airplane, however... Their "dimming" windows are a nightmare to film though. They never fully clear, and often have rainbow looking streaks going through them, and the flight crews can simply lock the windows out completely and prevent you from even having a window. They also have a really bad habit of fogging up really bad. So, I don't fly on 787's much.
@@sla31 That sucks. Yeah I'm not a fan of the dimming; i would have much rather preferred the old method of just raising it up and down.
Was the speed bird tail a 777-200 or 300
It was a a350
this is very scare, take cat to basement now
Is it true that if you fly Southwest, you can sit anywhere on the plane?
Yes
@@Elevatingtransportation370 okay thanks and that’s awesome
@@reynataylor22 you’re welcome and yup
Yes, the only restriction is that you must be 15 and not have pre boarded if you want to sit in the exit row.
@@sla31 oh okay good to know
First
What’s the goal of this comment
To be the first to comment
@@badass-jay ok but to let you know that it’s not a race
I know
@@badass-jay they why did you do that