SkyWest pilot here! The interesting thing about our Aspen ops is that the pilots have what's known as a DMA schedule (Designated Mountainous Airports). The bulk of their flying each month is into these DMA airports which have these special departure/arrival procedures. Not to mention that they are re-tested on these (either in the simulator or on the line with a line check captain) every six months. In other words, these pilots go into Aspen and other DMA airports multiple times a week and truly know what they're doing!
Many years ago, we flew into Aspen from DFW on a charter 727. We landed so hard that oxygen masks popped out of the bins. Not sure if that was the direct reason but I was glad the landing gear didn’t collapse.
This is great to know. I'm curious about your opinion as to how the Telluride airport compares to the Aspen airport in terms of the challenges of taking off and landing.
I work Aircraft Maintenance in Aspen for Skywest Airlines (Regional Carrier for both United and American in Aspen). I would like to thank you for flying with us. At 8:51 you can see me assisting the Ramp Crew in Marshaling the Aircraft next to yours out in the morning. I am off to the left of the aircraft you were boarding to Denver. I even fired up the aircraft you flew out on and warmed it up for everyone that morning.
I do not, I was based there for a winter season by my company and had to return to Michigan in the spring. Following years they selected personnel from different maintenance bases. I would go back if given the chance.
I lived near SNA for many years. I always like taking off out of it. Also if I was on the starboard side I could look down and see our house as I flew out and then over the ocean.
I flew into and out of here on a weekend trip for a friend’s wedding but it was such a blur and I didn’t know anything about the airport. Would love a feature on it as well to see what I missed!
It's actually really heartening to hear you give thanks to the folks who were able to build this airport and acknowledge the work that went into it. It's great to hear someone not overlook that!
Great UA-cam as always. I was a Dispatcher for Frontier Lynx Aviation, and we sent five flights a day from Denver. Every flight was closely monitored for safety of flight. I canceled many flights, delayed and diverted more then I can count. Fantastic Airport! I loved every headache that came with it from an airline operations side.
I had the best cheeseburger of all time at DFW like 4 years ago. No idea what the place was called as my ex-wife got them whilst I waited with the bags at the gate but damn.
Fun fact: the CRJ-700 is the only commercial jet that has the required single engine performance to go into ASE. (That and the Q-400, I believe.) The real kicker are the special "extraction" procedures the pilots have to do when one engine fails after takeoff or on approach. SkyWest is the only airline that currently operates in there too right now flying for AA, DL, and UA. And yes, do one about DFW, my home airport. I may even have some contacts for you if you like.
Fun to see Aspen from the air. As a backpacker for 40+ years I ❤ the mountains. In 1972-73 I skied over 100 days there before there were any buildings on the hillsides and it was relatively still a small town. Thank you for all your detailed information.
Jeb, I love your videos! Very detailed, very informative. I am an Air Traffic Controller in Minneapolis, if you are ever in our beautiful city we can get you a tower tour! (After Covid of course) Also, I have many contacts around the U.S. if there is ever a tower, tracon, or center you'd like to visit. I'd love to help set that up. I must admit though, as an aviation nerd, I enjoy your train videos most! My wife and I are looking forward to a cross country train trip as soon as the covid restrictions loosen.
@@EvanAviator DEN is the ICAO identifier used, whereas DIA refers to Denver International Airport, the actual name the airport goes by. It’s basically what the locals refer to as DEN
I worked at DFW for 10 years, and yes, taxing an airplane from one corner to another is about 5 miles. It's been improved but gridlock still happen. At Aspen, if it wasn't for the town itself, takeoffs could be allowed from runway 15, but you can only turn left after takeoff, and the town or, rich and famous residents would not allow it. Awesome video.
I am excited to see and hear your thoughts on this airport. It is my local airport and I have been a part of the 2 year at this point vision committee for redesigning the airport and discussing whether it should be transitioned into a full AGD3 airport or left how it is with a wingspan restriction, as well as looking at how to update the terminal and infrastructure to meet modern demands in efficiency and customer experience. This has been a very interesting and sometimes controversial process but it will be interesting to see where this airport is headed in the future. It is such a unique airport with an even more unique community that both wants to be the same as it was 20 years ago while also wanting to move into the future. It will be very interesting to see what you think of our airport as someone with an outside perspective but also having a high level of understanding and appreciation of aviation. I hope you enjoyed the airport and your stay. All of your videos are always wonderful and interesting to learn more and more about aviation. Thank you again for all of your in-depth looks at airports and aviation.
I just flew into this airport just after Christmas with my wife and two kids. Eagle Vail is absolutely beautiful. The flight in is nothing too special. The crazy part is the take off out from Eagle Vail. One of the most extreme take offs I’ve experienced. Great video!
This vlog is why I enjoy watching your channel proper epic stuff and the parallax soundtrack In the background is a great companion to this so keep bringing us more of this stuff Jeb
When Frontier used to fly to Aspen in their turbo prop, they would land from the south. It was a very unique approach. I would watch it from the maroon creek bridge.
My first time visiting Aspen was with my parents in the 60's. I remember getting cleaned up and dressed for town. We were camping in the mountains for the summer. When we got to town, we wondered why we got dressed up. I remember the "hippies". People eating out of garbage cans. Riding their bikes down the mountains passing cars.
I’m an aviation and airport junkie. I love flying into new airports! I always allow time for people watching, not the funniest now with masks and restrictions. My Son is a Pilot for Delta and he’s always telling me about airports I’ve yet to visit. Great video, looking forward to more!✈️👏🏼✈️
Just saw this video- enjoyed it! Flew DEN-ASE and back for a ski trip last year. Smooth flights with the only hiccup being a 30 minute wait in line on the ground for a gate! Many flights arrive and depart in the early afternoon to connect with flights to/from hub airports. We were one of six or seven flights landing within an hour. Unfortunately, we were the last of the group.
Glad you enjoyed our airport! It truly is a blessing to get to work at ASE. Each day is unique for us when it comes to weather, wildlife (like elk and black bears), and the aircraft. Hope to see you back! - Shon (Airport Ops @ ASE)
Oh Sir, I am so happy I could visualize your beautiful video. Imagine ! My daughter was on the plane from Dallas to Aspen a few minutes ago and was getting ready for the arrival.when I got in touch with her. I went on youtube to look for the airport and the view she had from her plane and I found your video. I felt like I was with her at that very moment , almost in synchronicity. This is all the more important that it is Christmas soon and I will spend it without her. So I want to thank you for this precious gift. Post Scriptum she made a short video on her cell phone of the scenery from the window and just sent it to me. Yay!
I just got back from the sim doing training for ASE. It’s no joke, lots of rocks in those clouds. Enjoyed the video, looking forward to getting out there myself.
I was just thinking the same thing. One of the craziest night flights I remember coming out of Denver. Turboprop puddle-jumper getting buffeted in complete darkness until we finally spiraled into sight of that snowy airport. Not for the faint of heart!
I worked at DFW airport for 4 and a half years under the AA umbrella with cargo/Regional services. I can’t wait to return back to my home airport but this time as a mainline team member. Great video!!
Crazy. I’ve flown on the CRJ dozens of times and never realised CRJ name was a nod to Canadair. Just noticed it on the safety card at the end of the video. Thanks for that. Oh and another great video!
Looking at FlightRadar, AA now serves PHX along with DFW on CRJ-700s, and United has upgraded all there routes to CRJ-700s, and Denver up to an E175, Delta now uses CRJ-700s to fly to Atlanta and LAX as well
Very nice video. I thought it odd that you did not mention that both the American and United flights were operated by Skywest Airlines. Also, it might have been interesting to share the approach instructions with the step-downs! Have you ever covered the airport in Tegucigalpa Honduras? VERY scary!
Juneau Alaska on Alaska Airlines. Coming in from the north, head straight for a mountain, hard left turn and decent to line up with the single runway that is located adjacent to the lake with floatplanes taking off and landing. Check it out sometime.
Great video Jeb! The runway approach reminds me a lot of my European hometown LJU when flying from north across the Alps. The views are just spectacular.
Hmm saw Binghamton NY on the list. Try that one during a storm lol. Really the series sounds great and thanks for these videos they are great to see the beauty of these places.
as someone who lives in Dallas I still would love one from DFW, DFW taxi times from what I've experienced can be anywhere from 5 min-30 min just depends on the day.
Like your videos, great job. Thanks for doing them. Have you flown into the Juneau, Alaska airport on a cloudy day? Even on a rare sunny day, you look up, out your window and see trees and mountains whizzing on by. Aspen is a piece of cake, try Juneau.
Aspen really is a great place to visit even if you're not a skier. If you visit after the ski season is over, but before summer it's very affordable as well.
You need to do an Airports Revealed on Denver International Airport. One of the few major airports I have yet to see you cover. I really enjoyed this Aspen video. I've only ever driven there, so it's neat to see the terrifying approach into our (Colorado's) Mountain airport.
Jeb Brooks, I work in this area regularly. That airport is a good one to plane watch at, But the Eagle/Gypsum/Vail airport gets some pretty good usage too!
Have you flown into PJNU before. Other than altitude it has all of the same attributes including runway length. I flew in to there in '05 on an Alaska 73G and out on a 734. Amazing approach path and an eagle sitting on the ILS tower.
I remember as a teenager flying into Lake Tahoe and there was so much turbulence from the mountainous terrain I thought the plane was going to crash. Turbulence is definitely not my forte but it makes for great video. Nice work Jeb!❤️👍✈️
Great video Jeb! Wow Aspen is amazing but since I’m not rich I’ll probably never fly their on a Gulfstream someday like I dream of! 😆 Also American Eagle has brought back the CRJ-200 now! WHY! I don’t understand but still. Also if I ever visit ASE I will probably try to make an in depth behind the scenes #INSIDEAIRPORTS video at Aspen. Finally at 5:42 that’s the music Paul Stewart uses! 😂😊 Cheers my friend 🥂 Caleb’s Aviation
SkyWest pilot here! The interesting thing about our Aspen ops is that the pilots have what's known as a DMA schedule (Designated Mountainous Airports). The bulk of their flying each month is into these DMA airports which have these special departure/arrival procedures. Not to mention that they are re-tested on these (either in the simulator or on the line with a line check captain) every six months. In other words, these pilots go into Aspen and other DMA airports multiple times a week and truly know what they're doing!
That’s so interesting. Thanks for sharing!!
Many years ago, we flew into Aspen from DFW on a charter 727. We landed so hard that oxygen masks popped out of the bins. Not sure if that was the direct reason but I was glad the landing gear didn’t collapse.
I was lucky enough to pilot both the Q400 and Crj 7 into aspen in my previous life as flight crew, and this brings back brilliant memories!!
Non DMA OO pilot. TFAYD :)
This is great to know. I'm curious about your opinion as to how the Telluride airport compares to the Aspen airport in terms of the challenges of taking off and landing.
I work Aircraft Maintenance in Aspen for Skywest Airlines (Regional Carrier for both United and American in Aspen). I would like to thank you for flying with us. At 8:51 you can see me assisting the Ramp Crew in Marshaling the Aircraft next to yours out in the morning. I am off to the left of the aircraft you were boarding to Denver. I even fired up the aircraft you flew out on and warmed it up for everyone that morning.
Very cool!!
Do you still work at the airport
Jakee
I do not, I was based there for a winter season by my company and had to return to Michigan in the spring. Following years they selected personnel from different maintenance bases. I would go back if given the chance.
Yes! We would like to see in-depth reviews of airports, exactly like the Cincinnati one.
Regards,
Everyone :)
Agreed
One interesting airport I would recommend: Santa Ana John Wayne Airport
The only airport where airplanes can land on the taxiway.
One of the few places that 737s take off straight up. I would love to see that video.
SNA was my OG Airport as a kid. I sure do like my adopted home airport of LIH
I lived near SNA for many years. I always like taking off out of it. Also if I was on the starboard side I could look down and see our house as I flew out and then over the ocean.
I flew into and out of here on a weekend trip for a friend’s wedding but it was such a blur and I didn’t know anything about the airport. Would love a feature on it as well to see what I missed!
It's actually really heartening to hear you give thanks to the folks who were able to build this airport and acknowledge the work that went into it. It's great to hear someone not overlook that!
Great UA-cam as always. I was a Dispatcher for Frontier Lynx Aviation, and we sent five flights a day from Denver. Every flight was closely monitored for safety of flight. I canceled many flights, delayed and diverted more then I can count. Fantastic Airport! I loved every headache that came with it from an airline operations side.
Love DFW! I have flown in and out of that airport 6 times! Please do a video about it!
I had the best cheeseburger of all time at DFW like 4 years ago. No idea what the place was called as my ex-wife got them whilst I waited with the bags at the gate but damn.
Same bobby
@@bsr6823 Might have been Twisted Root Burger Co.
Nice Jeb! I loved the music/footage from 6:14ish!
Thanks, Paul! I’ve been working on tightening up my edits to music!
I would love a detailed review of Dallas. Many of the flights from my local regional airports route thru DFW
Fun fact: the CRJ-700 is the only commercial jet that has the required single engine performance to go into ASE. (That and the Q-400, I believe.) The real kicker are the special "extraction" procedures the pilots have to do when one engine fails after takeoff or on approach. SkyWest is the only airline that currently operates in there too right now flying for AA, DL, and UA.
And yes, do one about DFW, my home airport. I may even have some contacts for you if you like.
Yeah but the Dash-8 400 is a turboprop which makes it a more reliable aircraft to serve Aspen, while the CRJ-700 is a jet
Awesome stuff! From all your ASE crews, glad to have you - and glad you enjoyed it! It's quite the airport.
Fun to see Aspen from the air. As a backpacker for 40+ years I ❤ the mountains.
In 1972-73 I skied over 100 days there before there were any buildings on the hillsides and it was relatively still a small town.
Thank you for all your detailed information.
TEX Telluride, Colorado is the highest commercial airport in the US another great airport to highlight.
Jeb, I love your videos! Very detailed, very informative. I am an Air Traffic Controller in Minneapolis, if you are ever in our beautiful city we can get you a tower tour! (After Covid of course) Also, I have many contacts around the U.S. if there is ever a tower, tracon, or center you'd like to visit. I'd love to help set that up. I must admit though, as an aviation nerd, I enjoy your train videos most! My wife and I are looking forward to a cross country train trip as soon as the covid restrictions loosen.
You should do Eagle-Vail Rgnl Airport, or KEGE. Great vid btw!
CastleRockAviation I like eagle airports renovation. The national guard across the runway makes it a good spot for plane spotters.
Or Telluride
I flew here before! one of my favorite airports
You should do DIA! It’s a crazy airport with a ton of hidden “apocalyptic” secrets
I want to know why people say “DIA” even though it’s “DEN”
@@EvanAviator DEN is the ICAO identifier used, whereas DIA refers to Denver International Airport, the actual name the airport goes by. It’s basically what the locals refer to as DEN
Maybe wait until DIA finishes renovations - oh wait, they might never. You can go ahead and film now 😂
How about Orlando International airport? It’s one of the largest/busiest non-hub airports in the world.
It certainly is. Never-ending. It's huge. You could live there.
I LOVE MCO. I’d watch this video multiple times.
My home airport. I’d love to see a video about it
it is a hub - Silver Airways :P
I worked at DFW for 10 years, and yes, taxing an airplane from one corner to another is about 5 miles. It's been improved but gridlock still happen. At Aspen, if it wasn't for the town itself, takeoffs could be allowed from runway 15, but you can only turn left after takeoff, and the town or, rich and famous residents would not allow it. Awesome video.
I am excited to see and hear your thoughts on this airport. It is my local airport and I have been a part of the 2 year at this point vision committee for redesigning the airport and discussing whether it should be transitioned into a full AGD3 airport or left how it is with a wingspan restriction, as well as looking at how to update the terminal and infrastructure to meet modern demands in efficiency and customer experience. This has been a very interesting and sometimes controversial process but it will be interesting to see where this airport is headed in the future. It is such a unique airport with an even more unique community that both wants to be the same as it was 20 years ago while also wanting to move into the future. It will be very interesting to see what you think of our airport as someone with an outside perspective but also having a high level of understanding and appreciation of aviation. I hope you enjoyed the airport and your stay. All of your videos are always wonderful and interesting to learn more and more about aviation. Thank you again for all of your in-depth looks at airports and aviation.
I agree. Please do!
This reminds me so much of your flight to St. Helena!
Thanks! The approach into ASE had a similar sense of occasion!
I just flew into this airport just after Christmas with my wife and two kids. Eagle Vail is absolutely beautiful. The flight in is nothing too special. The crazy part is the take off out from Eagle Vail. One of the most extreme take offs I’ve experienced. Great video!
Very cool video! Thanks! 👏👏👏
One of my favorite DMA Airports is San Diego International Airport! Very fast approach and landing!
This vlog is why I enjoy watching your channel proper epic stuff and the parallax soundtrack In the background is a great companion to this so keep bringing us more of this stuff Jeb
Glad you enjoy it! Thanks so much for watching and supporting the channel!
Cool! My home airport!
Great video! You really have a great understanding of what’s going of there!
Yes, the flight from Aspen to Denver is beautiful. So is the drive!
When Frontier used to fly to Aspen in their turbo prop, they would land from the south. It was a very unique approach. I would watch it from the maroon creek bridge.
Great vlog as always Jeb
Thanks again!
One of your best videos, Jeb! And “yes” to a in-depth review of DFW.
My first time visiting Aspen was with my parents in the 60's. I remember getting cleaned up and dressed for town. We were camping in the mountains for the summer.
When we got to town, we wondered why we got dressed up. I remember the "hippies".
People eating out of garbage cans.
Riding their bikes down the mountains passing cars.
I am currently based in ASE as a mechanic. I cannot believe I missed seeing you. Love the videos.
I’m an aviation and airport junkie. I love flying into new airports! I always allow time for people watching, not the funniest now with masks and restrictions. My Son is a Pilot for Delta and he’s always telling me about airports I’ve yet to visit. Great video, looking forward to more!✈️👏🏼✈️
Just saw this video- enjoyed it! Flew DEN-ASE and back for a ski trip last year. Smooth flights with the only hiccup being a 30 minute wait in line on the ground for a gate! Many flights arrive and depart in the early afternoon to connect with flights to/from hub airports. We were one of six or seven flights landing within an hour. Unfortunately, we were the last of the group.
Let’s goo can’t wait Jeb Brooks!!! Love the trailer!!!
Hey 👋
Hey
Yes I would love to see more in-depth reviews of airports, I really enjoyed the Cincinnati one. Thanks for all the wonderful videos you present.
Glad you enjoyed our airport! It truly is a blessing to get to work at ASE. Each day is unique for us when it comes to weather, wildlife (like elk and black bears), and the aircraft. Hope to see you back!
- Shon (Airport Ops @ ASE)
Thanks for keeping the airport running safely!!
Oh Sir, I am so happy I could visualize your beautiful video. Imagine ! My daughter was on the plane from Dallas to Aspen a few minutes ago and was getting ready for the arrival.when I got in touch with her. I went on youtube to look for the airport and the view she had from her plane and I found your video. I felt like I was with her at that very moment , almost in synchronicity. This is all the more important that it is Christmas soon and I will spend it without her. So I want to thank you for this precious gift. Post Scriptum she made a short video on her cell phone of the scenery from the window and just sent it to me. Yay!
My favourite terminal building, it’s so cute! Also I’ve never seen so many private jets as I see parked up at Aspen.
Gate area is much too small
I just got back from the sim doing training for ASE. It’s no joke, lots of rocks in those clouds. Enjoyed the video, looking forward to getting out there myself.
Fantastic travelogue. I cannot fly right now so I am living vicariously through you...
You should try going to KHDN Hayden Yampa Valley in Steamboat, CO! I flew there a week ago on Southwest!
I'll add it to the list! Thanks!!
@@GreenerGrass You are very welcome!
I was just thinking the same thing. One of the craziest night flights I remember coming out of Denver. Turboprop puddle-jumper getting buffeted in complete darkness until we finally spiraled into sight of that snowy airport. Not for the faint of heart!
Love ASE, and Aspen in general. Wish they had nonstop from PHL
Have you flown to Mammath Lakes California ?
Have you flown into Queenstown airport in New Zealand? That is a special (scary) treat!
Great to fly in there and actually look up to the right and see skiers on the slopes above you on one of the approaches to the airport
Just flew through ASE last weekend. What a treat!
Would love to see your review and opinions of DFW. This vlog was first rate! Thanks
I worked at DFW airport for 4 and a half years under the AA umbrella with cargo/Regional services. I can’t wait to return back to my home airport but this time as a mainline team member. Great video!!
I really enjoy your videos Jeb. You take me places I haven't had to opportunity to travel to.
Crazy. I’ve flown on the CRJ dozens of times and never realised CRJ name was a nod to Canadair. Just noticed it on the safety card at the end of the video. Thanks for that. Oh and another great video!
Went for some weekend skiing in Snowmass and I flew in with Skywest into Aspen/Pitkin County Airport from ORD. Just came back yesterday
Looking at FlightRadar, AA now serves PHX along with DFW on CRJ-700s, and United has upgraded all there routes to CRJ-700s, and Denver up to an E175, Delta now uses CRJ-700s to fly to Atlanta and LAX as well
Jeb great video and of course DCA is my favorite and one worth an extended review. Those takeoffs and landing over the Potomac can’t be matched.
Very nice video. I thought it odd that you did not mention that both the American and United flights were operated by Skywest Airlines. Also, it might have been interesting to share the approach instructions with the step-downs!
Have you ever covered the airport in Tegucigalpa Honduras? VERY scary!
I live under/near this airport and work next to it...Thanks for this inside look!
Hi Jeb brooks! I can’t wait to see your vids! I’m subbed
I would enjoy an in depth look at my home airport. It's always nice to learn a little more about the inner workings of any airport.
DFW In-depth.... absolutely!!
Juneau Alaska on Alaska Airlines. Coming in from the north, head straight for a mountain, hard left turn and decent to line up with the single runway that is located adjacent to the lake with floatplanes taking off and landing. Check it out sometime.
Great video Jeb! The runway approach reminds me a lot of my European hometown LJU when flying from north across the Alps. The views are just spectacular.
Another amazing video from Mr.B! So glad to see more and more people are beginning to travel again.Can’t wait for our turn
Yes on DFW.
Great videos!!
great report
Juneau Alaska's airport wild to land in as well.
Another nice video, Jeb. Well done (from a Colorado resident, but I've never flown into Aspen).
Interesting report, Jeb!
Thank you for sharing your wonderful video with us.
Lovely editing on the approach to ASE!
Hmm saw Binghamton NY on the list. Try that one during a storm lol. Really the series sounds great and thanks for these videos they are great to see the beauty of these places.
I love the Rockies I just went to Breckenridge and Denver airport is so cool
DFW would be a great video. It's so big and has so many stories.
Great video!
check out jackson hole airport! its similar and has the BEST grand teton views!
Hey Jeb! You should do a airports revealed a Jackson Hole Airport in Wyoming!
A DFW in-depth review would be amazing!
I live in Aspen and the Airport is very interesting and tough to fly in to
I would love to see an in depth review of DFW. Always love your content!
as someone who lives in Dallas I still would love one from DFW, DFW taxi times from what I've experienced can be anywhere from 5 min-30 min just depends on the day.
It's nice to see my home town on this channel! Love your videos Jeb!
Great Mountain footage.
Like your videos, great job. Thanks for doing them. Have you flown into the Juneau, Alaska airport on a cloudy day? Even on a rare sunny day, you look up, out your window and see trees and mountains whizzing on by. Aspen is a piece of cake, try Juneau.
Aspen really is a great place to visit even if you're not a skier. If you visit after the ski season is over, but before summer it's very affordable as well.
Great video, Jeb!. You should come check out Gunnison/Crested Butte Airport (GUC) sometime.
You have a fun job, you get to travel all around the world while reviewing everything about it. Just one question, how do I get that job?
You need to do an Airports Revealed on Denver International Airport. One of the few major airports I have yet to see you cover. I really enjoyed this Aspen video. I've only ever driven there, so it's neat to see the terrifying approach into our (Colorado's) Mountain airport.
Jeb Brooks, I work in this area regularly. That airport is a good one to plane watch at, But the Eagle/Gypsum/Vail airport gets some pretty good usage too!
I love DFW! If I have a long layover, I always walk laps in the terminals. I can log 5 miles easy!
Have you flown into PJNU before. Other than altitude it has all of the same attributes including runway length. I flew in to there in '05 on an Alaska 73G and out on a 734. Amazing approach path and an eagle sitting on the ILS tower.
Awesome video Jeb. Would love to see DFW on airports revealed!! Also glad to see talking rubbish making its return.
I remember as a teenager flying into Lake Tahoe and there was so much turbulence from the mountainous terrain I thought the plane was going to crash. Turbulence is definitely not my forte but it makes for great video. Nice work Jeb!❤️👍✈️
Jeb, Jackson Hole Airport approach is pretty wild too.
Hey Jeb....would love to see an in-depth video of KDFW. If I may I'd also suggest KMIA! Love your videos buddy.
The Rock Springs Wyoming airport is pretty cool also. It sits atop a bluff.
Great vlog as always! We have some special airports like that in Norway too!
I love your airport videos. Please do more :) Hope you will come to RSW one day and do a video about our airport.
Great video Jeb! Wow Aspen is amazing but since I’m not rich I’ll probably never fly their on a Gulfstream someday like I dream of! 😆 Also American Eagle has brought back the CRJ-200 now! WHY! I don’t understand but still. Also if I ever visit ASE I will probably try to make an in depth behind the scenes #INSIDEAIRPORTS video at Aspen. Finally at 5:42 that’s the music Paul Stewart uses! 😂😊
Cheers my friend 🥂
Caleb’s Aviation
You should try flying into lukla!
And, for good measure, add St. Barts and/or Saba.
I have had a few layovers at DFW. It is HUGE!!!
You should check out Key West International. Short runway at the southern most city in the US would be interesting!
Except it’s not the most southern city, Hilo HI is.
Oh yeah i depth airport reviews would be awesome.