Great Video thanks, couldn't ask for a better spot to record, amazing how we as human beings...can't fly as birds do but our brains can create all kinds things that can fly.
I love the ones you catch where the planes are stopped then they start the takeoff. Example 16:28 the air canada plane. Would you consider catching more of those types of takeoffs as well? Great video!
Ok I see good was surprise to see max 737 taking off. Great viewing hope mine be good as u . Flying in from fort Launderdale to Chicago then on to London
Fred B Regan I use a Sony Camcorder, so I’m not sure of the focal equivalent. It’s a 12x optical and 20x clear image zoom. As far as the fence, I had to stand on the base of a light pole to shoot over the fence. I’m 6’3, so I imagine someone shorter may have an issue even when standing on the base.
My love for videography and aviation! I’ve been on UA-cam since the website began in the mid 2000s, so I’ve always had a love for the platform too. Everything just kinda fell right into place!
Lepp Aviation - OMG you’re right. Wow I thought you were kidding. Interesting. So I’m assuming certain AC have it but it’s located elsewhere on the AC thus making it “visible” on some and not on others...right?
@@locoHAWAIIANkane Hahaha, no worries 😂 and yes, some aircraft have them in different locations, and obviously ones that don't have WiFi equipped won't have that dome.
The flight from ORL to MIA, seems like a waste to me lol. Is is really all that much quicker to fly than drive? Gotta arrive at airport an hour, hour and a half, flight is probably 30-45 minutes. Taxiing, deboarding, getting bags, etc. I can’t imagine it’s any quicker, but maybe I’m wrong...
Since Miami is an American HUB plane probably stopped in MCO from Chicago or Dallas. More re-positioning than revenue generating but better than dead head.
The Max 8 at takeoff is nothing more than beautiful it is sad they are having issues with it hopefully they can fix it and the folks who sadly died will know peace
I appreciate the comment, but I'm not sure what video you're looking at, lol. There's no Virgin aircraft in this video, and the aircraft at 3:16 is a 757-200
@@LeppAviation ohhh crap oops I actually mis-commented which video. hehe I had 2 of your videos up at the same time. Sorry about that but this one was fantastic. :)
Only if you don't fly the plane like your supposed to..... Don't know about you but a lot of us pilots are in agreement around here that praying the plane out of a nosedive doesn't normally work. Better training, easier to navigate manuals (though they shouldn't be needed for stuff like this) and apart from all, the basic flying principles of Aviate, Navigate, Communicate would have prevented both crashes based on the evidence currently available.
Please check the description for information! This was filmed on March 7, before the grounding of the 737 MAX.
Lepp Aviation What runway was it on?
@@treyweger 35L
The Southwest planes take longer to takeoff because people actually bring checked baggage. Note how quickly Spirit takes off LOL.
hahahah
I have found SWA planes don’t need that much runway especially for a 737. But they can’t cruise as fast once flying.
Hahahaaa that was funny
I enjoy watching these spotting take offs and landings
Me too
9:15 used almost the entire runway. Probably the longest takeoff you’ve seen. No surprise, a 737-800/900 on a long flight.
Gotta love the long rollers!
Very interesting how some of the 757s are younger than some of those A320s, the A320 just seems like a younger aircraft for some reason
You would really think that Florida was an Air Canada hub! XD
I love the whine of the 757 engines on take-off.
Great Video thanks, couldn't ask for a better spot to record, amazing how we as human beings...can't fly as birds do but our brains can create all kinds things that can fly.
Florida to Canada on an A319? No way, dude.
I've seen a319 from Mexico to Toronto 🤷
That’s literally nothing. There’s an A318 that flies from London to New York everyday
757's reminds me of the Concorde. Love'em!
I don’t know why I looooove the spirit livery so much. I’m going to look for it in xplane.
I love the ones you catch where the planes are stopped then they start the takeoff. Example 16:28 the air canada plane. Would you consider catching more of those types of takeoffs as well? Great video!
Ok I see good was surprise to see max 737 taking off. Great viewing hope mine be good as u . Flying in from fort Launderdale to Chicago then on to London
I loved the Silver SAAB 340.
PIĘKNE TE STARTY,I TA ZAJEBISTA PRĘDKOŚĆ UWIELBIAM TO 👍👍👍👍👍🍷🍷🍷🍷
I was on the 767 of Air Canada rouge at 6:23 (I checked the date in the desc)
To be above the fence do you stand on the light pole things? I went to the exact same place today
Beautiful this compilation of planes.
Lots of folks from Canada,I always enjoy your videos great spot if you see any Delta M.D88 add to your great videos hats of to you
Wait a minute....AA has a Max flying? The flight from Orlando to Miami? Somethings wrong here.Flight 208.
Answers to both questions are in the description.
The 2nd plane taking off heading to Washington DC is not IAD. It’s DCA.
Nice work👍
Love it ! So exciting to watch , thank you for making the video !
What is the focal length of your lens? Did you use a ladder to get over the fence?
Fred B Regan I use a Sony Camcorder, so I’m not sure of the focal equivalent. It’s a 12x optical and 20x clear image zoom. As far as the fence, I had to stand on the base of a light pole to shoot over the fence. I’m 6’3, so I imagine someone shorter may have an issue even when standing on the base.
No Emirates 777? Plane spot later in the day so we can catch some widebody jets too.
The UAE 77W didn't fly in the day I was there and the rest of the European heavies departed after sunset.
Its funny how different the 757-200 looks without winglets.
Nice one!
It sure isn't like this now, maybe one or two flights at a time.
Exciting 💓
I was there this morning at the same spot but the departure runway is closed. We sat there for 4 hours only getting planes taxiing by
Aww man! That spot is amazing when bustling with departures
11:08 Look at that Ford Explorer
Any plans on doing some plane spotting at RSW? If you do make sure runway 6 is where departures and landings are then you’ll get the best shots
I really enjoy your videos, haven't seen any Delta M.D.88, anyway great vids
Aren’t the max 8s still grounded?
Thats what i was thinking , they are arent they?
Video was recorded on March 7th this year. That was before the U.S. carriers grounded it.
Ayyy my boy westjet 1347 to winnipeg
Is that a Top Golf in the background?
Nope haha, I thought that too, but it's a Top Golf competititor
Where is that at MCO? Is that runway 35L?
Did u receive news of wow air from Iceland stopping completely
You could say spirit has a lot of spirit in them
Your videos just keep getting better and better!
What got you into watching planes take off and land?
My love for videography and aviation! I’ve been on UA-cam since the website began in the mid 2000s, so I’ve always had a love for the platform too. Everything just kinda fell right into place!
Lepp Aviation oh that is really cool
This was at the Red Lot in Orlando right?
Which runway was this
@2:19, iʻve always wondered what that “bubble” is on the fuselage of the a/c. Some have them and some don’t. Anyone know?
That's the WiFi box for the aircraft!
Lepp Aviation - yah right
Lepp Aviation - OMG you’re right. Wow I thought you were kidding. Interesting. So I’m assuming certain AC have it but it’s located elsewhere on the AC thus making it “visible” on some and not on others...right?
@@locoHAWAIIANkane Hahaha, no worries 😂 and yes, some aircraft have them in different locations, and obviously ones that don't have WiFi equipped won't have that dome.
The flight from ORL to MIA, seems like a waste to me lol. Is is really all that much quicker to fly than drive? Gotta arrive at airport an hour, hour and a half, flight is probably 30-45 minutes. Taxiing, deboarding, getting bags, etc.
I can’t imagine it’s any quicker, but maybe I’m wrong...
Seth Froman it takes like four hours to drive and going on the plane and everything is like 3 hours and 45 mins so maybe a waste
Since Miami is an American HUB plane probably stopped in MCO from Chicago or Dallas. More re-positioning than revenue generating but better than dead head.
The Max 8 at takeoff is nothing more than beautiful it is sad they are having issues with it hopefully they can fix it and the folks who sadly died will know peace
Please keep making these videos there awesome!
Looks like the American plane at 5:30 is taking off with no flaps.
Nice video !
What location of the airport is this. I would love to know
Orlando, Florida
to my place! 7:40
I flew on Delta N665DN on 9/23/18...ATL-BNA.
Great Video 1+ Sub
Love it Thanks 😊
5:18 Y tf is AA still flying the 737MAX
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Edit: Mis-comment from another video. XD
Anyway, I always love seeing which is the newest/oldest plane of the video.
I appreciate the comment, but I'm not sure what video you're looking at, lol. There's no Virgin aircraft in this video, and the aircraft at 3:16 is a 757-200
@@LeppAviation ohhh crap oops I actually mis-commented which video. hehe I had 2 of your videos up at the same time. Sorry about that but this one was fantastic. :)
@@MightyMuffins Ahh got it! You had me confused for a minute 😂 thanks for watching!
Seems Delta has the oldest
Wow Iceland air went into broke mode
you should go to jfk
You couldn't pay me enough to sit in the propeller plane. Nope.
Nice
Lot of old planes
nice spotting
5:12 flying coffin
Only if you don't fly the plane like your supposed to..... Don't know about you but a lot of us pilots are in agreement around here that praying the plane out of a nosedive doesn't normally work. Better training, easier to navigate manuals (though they shouldn't be needed for stuff like this) and apart from all, the basic flying principles of Aviate, Navigate, Communicate would have prevented both crashes based on the evidence currently available.
Spirit looks ugly compared to rest of planes.