Busy Saturday | 767-300F | 777-200 | 757-200 | 738 | 739 | A320 | E175..@ St. Kitts | Caribbean

This is by far the busiest Saturday afternoon I have recorded in years. Amerijet which I do not normally see on Saturday did a early morning arrival from Miami, if the flight schedule gets push back and they have to come on a Saturday they will....but it is rare...sadly I did not get the departure to Barbados. To add the rush hour mic we had two special VIP flights from Miami, a 757 and a E-175. Take note a total of four American Airlines are in this video with two flights from Miami....Speedbird was delayed so I didn't get the mighty 777 departing..... Air Canada Rouge was missing in action.....enjoy :)
American Airlines 737-800 New York
American Airlines 737-800 Miami
American Airlines 737-800 Miami (second flight)
American Airlines A320 Charlotte
United Airlines 737-900 Newark
Delta Air Lines 737-900 Atlanta
Sky High Aviation E175 Las Americas
Private VIP 757-200 Miami
Aurora Anguilla E175 Miami
Caribbean Airlines ATR 72 Barbados
Silver Airways ATR 42-600 San Juan Puerto Rico
WINAIR ATR 42-500 St. Maarten
Amerijet 767-300F Miami
British Airways 777-200 Antigua | London Gatwick
Trans Anguilla Airways Cessna 402
Trans ANguilla Airways BN2 Islander

[@DaBrute]

So cool seeing that private 757👍

[@ThetravelGuy]

Interesting video! Greetings from Puerto Rico 👌🏻

[@_FrankyAviation]

Nice, I love ❤it. But why are they parking those Americans like that. Is that a different manager running the airport ramp today or what 😅… nobody get blast by those engines which is great 👍🏿

[@skbenergy]

You know I was wondering the same thing.....makes no sense ....but it is what it is..

[@ndirangugichuki6260]

Nice 👍

[@goofyahhloserss]

RLB need major upgrades, but de government a waste money on nonsense

[@skbenergy]

What I would love to see happen in my lifetime is a new terminal with jetbridges.....current terminal is operating beyond its limit at peak hours ...many are calling for push back tugs....but sadly nothing is happening

[@zarimations7735]

Wonder why the American airlines 737 and a320 are parked facing away from the terminal? Would it have to do with the new markings (if there's any) on that section of the apron after it was resurfaced?

[@skbenergy]

They do have new markings but am not sure as to why they decide to park like that..

[@rafiquemorson4774]

They were parked like that to squeeze more aircraft up on the main ramp. If they were parked faced in they would have to make a hard turn which means less aircraft can park whereas them parked facing outwards they can just roll out without using too much thrust

[@zarimations7735]

@@rafiquemorson4774 kinda like london city airport