American Airlines MD80 Atlanta to Dallas/Fort Worth Full Flight Trip Report
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Date: 02/03/18
Airline: American (AAL)
Aircraft: MD82 (Super 80)
Aircraft Reg: N7550 (27 years old)
Flight #: AA2476
Seat: 26A
Flight time: 2 hours 15 min.
Cruising Alt: 34,000 ft. (FL340)
Arrival Gate: C27
On this trip, I simply just felt like flying on my favorite planes and booked three flights on them this day as well as a 737 back to ATL this evening. I met up with a great friend of mine Jason, for the day. Some of ya'll will know him as @the.jetsetter so go give him a follow on Instagram and snapchat! We decided to meet up at DFW and spend my first layover there together and do some spotting with him there. I saw him off on N972DL his MD88, and he caught my arrival into Dallas which you can catch at 48:12. This was another amazing flight on the MD82 and I cant wait for the others in the future.
This is one of the last 10 MD82's flying in the American fleet and in the USA.
Check out my other McDonnell Douglas Trip Reports!
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Love the old AA livery. It was iconic & the shiny silver fuselage & tail was unique & beautiful. Wish American had never fixed something that wasn’t broken.
I agree. The newer ones don't do it 4 me
@@troyandrew6154 I actually think their current livery is nice and clean. That said, the chrome of the old livery is classic. Wish they could've incorporated that a little bit more in a modernized design. Don't they still have a few retro liveries? And also a few ERJ's that are due to be retired somewhat soon that they haven't gotten to repainting.
I love flying on the old Mad Dogs! Great video my friend!
The Mad Dog is my favorite aircraft of all-time. Sad to see these gems being taken out of service :(
Sadly, age catches up with us all
Im going to miss the mad Dog. I wish boeing uptated this airfrath and not end production. And also i wish Mcdonnell Douglas came back like in the old days i really miss this company😞. Over 10 years all the mcdonnell Douglas aircraths are going to be retired.😞
Thank you for the trip report. I was so used to flying domestic TUSDFW or TUSORD, normal on S80 equipment. The first time I flew on a 777, it was like the feeling of trying to lift a huge building into the air. The Super80 hummus you to sleep and the loud fan sound of the 777 hums you to sleep. Good times, good times.
Airlines are great to travel anywhere you need to go
Fantastic trip report as always! You are also very lucky to have flown on N7550!
That FA really whipped right through that safety demo.
Awesome JT8D sounds!
Captain Cooper sad it took so long to run across this work - well done, looks great! thanks for posting.
Fantastic. The sound is awesome in this video.
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Two 737's with the new livery passed by!!
Can’t wait to take this flight
Wow this my fav. Enjoyed the beautiful landing. The Mad Dog is awesome.
Great report, thx!
I'll be flying on an American MD-80 in May 2019, excited for the trip. I'm going to miss these planes, my favorite plane in the sky.
Awesome video! Gotta love the sounds of the MD-82 =D
AirlineTraveller Thank you! I've actually got a ton of Maddog footage to upload so I'll be kept realatively busy with editing as well as college work lol. Glad I took the time to film so much when I wasn't in class because now I really don't have time to spot much at all. Glad you liked it my friend!
Cool! I will keep looking for more Maddog videos then! You guys are so lucky over in the US in that so many of your airlines still fly these wonderful machines. Keep it up and study hard! =D
Sweet video!
American is my favorite airline to fly with since I was a kid and now as a man my family worked for them and I got to fly for free every summer and I still fly today and I love it it is soothing to fly through the clouds and enjoy the quite and look out the window or sleep during the flight my uncle was a pilot and my aunt was a flight attendant for them i think planes are cool how they fly have you guys watched the show a week in the life of american airlines it is the best show on cable you got to see it let me know if you guys liked what I had to say please comment ❤💖💕💗💙💚💛💜💝💞💟✈🛫🛬
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@@fireglow1012 hi my name is arty I feel bad for what you have been through I have been in the same situation text me when you get this let's talk
Great video man liked:-)
Geminijets 46 Thanks mate!
I still remember it like it was yesterday. 5/14/2017 AA92 DFW-YYZ MD82 N7550.
Nice. You make very interesting videos 👍🏼
Vintage Triple X Thank you! Plenty more on the way!
Love those Mad Dogs,this was a great video,THANK YOU!
Landing was smooth as butter :)
Yo man I love the flight AWSOME bro hope to see u soon again love the md 82
Luis Fousey 9758 Glad you liked it bro! Hope we do meet up again.
Literally diving down 35:20!!!
Captain Cooper.... does these MD 82 airplane still used by many airlines in USA? these MD 82 are product from early 80's ? cmiiw... i am from indonesia... so far i know none of airlines in indonesia use MD 82 airplane righ now except a chartered service arline still use one MD ...
What's up with the black paint on the terminals at KATL.....they trying to be KBWI? More importantly.......I think I like it 🤔
NovejSpeed3 They've been renovating the terminals at ATL for a while now. More and larger windows in the terminal now.
The engine sounds like a Fokker 100.
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I flew on one not a bad jet
That thing was hauling 🍑 on that take off
This aircraft is way too old by now, I would not trust an airline who still has this in their fleet
Donna Rinaldi They age of the aircraft really doesn't matter in aviation. The MD80 is still one of the safest planes flying today.
VeteranPilot These guys are well taken care of.
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The older proven technology is far safer just look at the crashes and subsequent grounding of the 737max as an example.