{HD} San Antonio THUNDERSTORM Departure! - INTENSE Takeoff Thrust - Southwest Airlines B737-800
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2021
- → Join me as we try to beat this severe storm approaching San Antonio in true Southwest style - turnin' n' burnin', baby! If we didn't beat this storm, we would have been delayed overnight and my entire trip would have been thrown off... Anyway, welcome aboard this Southwest Airlines Boeing 737-800 with service to Orlando! Sadly, due to the fact that reflections exist, the taxi part of this video is super reflectionized - making it really hard to see what's going on outside. We blast off SAT's runway 4 and make a long, hard right turn to avoid the majority of the storm, but we're not out of danger yet. There is still a smaller cell to the south that we just can't avoid. As seen in the thumbnail picture, the yellow light is from the wing tip light, while the white light is from constant lightning (per the captain). It's a pretty cool thing to witness! Below, you will find all the flight information your heart can desire!
→ Flight info:
Airline: Southwest Airlines
Flight Number: 1329
Aircraft Type: Boeing 737-8H4
Registration Number: N8582Z
Seat: 9F
Flight date: May 28, 2021
Passenger Count: 138/175
Departure Airport: San Antonio International Airport, San Antonio, Texas
Arrival Airport: Orlando International Airport, Orlando, Florida
Departure Gate: A12
Arrival Gate: 105
Departure Time: 9:13PM CDT (Schd. 7:45PM CDT) (1 hour 28 minutes LATE)
Arrival Time: 12:31AM EDT (Schd. 11:15PM EDT) (1 hour 16 minutes LATE)
Departure Runway: 4
Arrival Runway: 36L
Flight Duration: (Including Taxi) 2 hours 18 minutes
Link to Flight Route:
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Route of Flight:
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Plane route info:
This plane started its day in Chicago by flying to Baltimore, then over to Denver, San Antonio, then a Dallas turn. After flying between San Antonio and Orlando, where it would overnight.
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If the captain says we’re ready to fly then it’s good no matter what.
Dispatcher : "I'd like to have a word with you before I send this release... "
Did someone say “that does not sound right” referring to the engines noise? Cuz that’s exactly what they are supposed to sound like. Lol
Apparently she never heard the climb thrust set sound. Someone like her needs to drive everywhere because she sounds like she always want to be right.
@@BottomLin3Op She missed her afternoon nap
I used to be afraid of takeoffs myself and had the same feeling growing up…Don’t judge a book by its cover. You don’t even know what she’s going through.
Sounds like perfectly normal operating engines to my ears
I remember leaving home/San Antonio for a work assignment in Hannibal Missouri. The connection was through IAH and the weather out of San Antonio was kind of bad but not too much for significant delay. The flight out Houston got delayed like I landed around 9am and my flight got pushed back so far that the takeoff didn't happen until around 845pm. Then once in the air we experienced the worst turbulence I'd ever felt. I was in first class with other frequent flyers and even they were gripping the seats. I've flown nearly 300 times since I started this job in 2022 and that was the absolute scariest thing I've experienced on an airplane and turbulence 99% of the time is something I ignore
Nice video. I didn't see anything scary. Light chop through cumulus clouds and precip. The worst of the weather to the east was avoided while the heavier precip to the south was crossed at higher altitude. I think most of the flashes were the strobe lights (white on wingtips and the red "beacon" on the fuselage). Hope MCO was fun!
Sangat cantik! 😍😍😍
This is a routine take off. Not all take offs are the same..
I’ve flown in rain and snow but I’ve never flown in a thunderstorm
Where is the scary part? Lol love takeoff videos!
good video. you did not fly into or thru a severe storm.
Excellent buddy keep it up full flight videos.
More to come!
@@AviationManiakI have a question, Did you get struck by lightning during the entire flight or no?
I must have missed the part where there’s a thunderstorm lol. I saw light rain on takeoff and going through some clouds 🤷🏼♂️
Severe you say? Where?
I missed the scary part.
Scary cosa??
We try to avoid it how ever there are times we have to due to amount of air traffic. Lightning strikes can occur. Thats not yhe brst thing. If i give the green light then away we go
Thats "climb thrust btw"
Hello ihave flie in fundr stom
I cant stand those kids screaming in the background
they were likely having fun knowing the takeoff part was the fun segment of the flight.
Boohoo
When did this flight take place
Friday 28 May, 2021!
pasó corriendo una rata en la pista....
nò??
lame
why dont you like this video?
👎🏼
why dont you like this video?