Great video... Piedmont is a legacy carrier, too...their story goes like this...Piedmont merged in to US Air(ways) which eventually was merged into American Airlines.
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Nice video! When I was a kid my dad flew a lot. You could walk out the back door of the one terminal (the one with the Wright Bros inlaid in the terrazzo floor) and be at the planes. *Zero* security. I remember climbing on that metal fence seen in ur vid and being almost at the nose wheel of an Eastern 727 or someone’s DC9 or a Piedmont turboprop which were loud let me tell you! And we got to the airport on a 2 lane road thru the country which doesn’t exist any more
Can’t wait to see what’s to come at RDU. Air France arrives this month, Lufthansa in June, travel is peaking, and construction is underway. I can’t wait to see what it’s like 15 years from now
3:53 i know this is a year old but this Midway airlines is the wrong one, this one actually operated in chicago and not raleigh and they went under in 1991, then a different midway came in 1993
The way you can find out the runway numbers for the old runway would be to find its heading and then divide that by 10, thats how runways get their numbers. Like, if a runway is numbered 36L, this would mean that the runway is pointed at a heading of 360.
Thanks for watching! Here’s the link to the footage/music I used in this video: ua-cam.com/play/PLD3R5Jmiit4pNGozG9zg-n36FoQpQOrTA.html
Thanks for the video! RDU is my home airport.
I only went in the old southwest terminal 1 once back in December of 2013 aka the blue box.
Great job! Very entertaining and informative!
Great video... Piedmont is a legacy carrier, too...their story goes like this...Piedmont merged in to US Air(ways) which eventually was merged into American Airlines.
Also, I'm here after Air France and Lufty are here.
EDIT: my bad, it’s runways 5/23 now 5/25!
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This is just some great Western reboet trash
Settle down bud
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The Heil® PT1000 will reset your expectations about single-axle rear loaders. With nearly 20 years of performance, the PT1000 is a proven refuse collection vehicle that delivers the fastest cycle time in its class, an outstanding payload, and a best-in-class hopper. It also fits comfortably into today’s increasingly restricted budgets.
The PT1000 will reset your expectations about single-axle rear loaders. With nearly 20 years of performance, the PT1000 is a proven refuse collection vehicle that delivers the fastest cycle time in its class, an outstanding payload, and a best-in-class hopper. It also fits comfortably into today’s increasingly restricted budgets.
Beneath its sleek exterior, the PT1000 is a no-nonsense machine that will outperform anything else in its class. It offers a 15-second cycle time and a reload time of less than six seconds, with packing forces that take full advantage of the Heil brand’s experience in high-pressure hydraulics and lighter weight, high-tensile steel construction.
The PT1000 features a large three-cubic yard hopper that is the best in its class, making it the ideal vehicle for those occasional commercial pick-ups. It can be equipped with a variety of container handling devices to suit just about any collection need. It also offers payloads of up to 800 lbs./cubic-yard, and a one-piece body sidewall that not only looks more modern, but is also easier to wash and maintain, resists rust and corrosion, and provides a smooth surface for signage.
Excluding the 25 cubic-yard body, all other sizes can be equipped as single axle models, making them Federal Excise Tax (FET) exempt.
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Nice video! When I was a kid my dad flew a lot. You could walk out the back door of the one terminal (the one with the Wright Bros inlaid in the terrazzo floor) and be at the planes. *Zero* security. I remember climbing on that metal fence seen in ur vid and being almost at the nose wheel of an Eastern 727 or someone’s DC9 or a Piedmont turboprop which were loud let me tell you! And we got to the airport on a 2 lane road thru the country which doesn’t exist any more
Great video! I’ve been at RDU for 15 years now
Can’t wait to see what’s to come at RDU. Air France arrives this month, Lufthansa in June, travel is peaking, and construction is underway. I can’t wait to see what it’s like 15 years from now
Air France? *huh?*
I hope to see you there sometime
Raleigh will get an Avelo airlines hub soon. I believe it.
3:53 i know this is a year old but this Midway airlines is the wrong one, this one actually operated in chicago and not raleigh and they went under in 1991, then a different midway came in 1993
I plan to make a revised version of this documentary, so this info will help
Thank you for the video!
Glad it was helpful!
Rdu is my favorite even though I’ve never been on a plane
The way you can find out the runway numbers for the old runway would be to find its heading and then divide that by 10, thats how runways get their numbers. Like, if a runway is numbered 36L, this would mean that the runway is pointed at a heading of 360.
Big brain moment
Nice video. Runway is 5/23 not 5/25
yeah I got them mixed up. My mistake.
Nice video but I know a lot more than this trash of a lot
…ok?
You know the title says “BREIF” History of RDU, right?