[4K] - Full Flight - Southwest Airlines - Boeing 737-76N - DCA-ATL - N7731A - WN3709 - IFS 859 

I hope she has a great trip!

One of the best departures in the country, IMO.

Nice

Every once in awhile the weather cooperates haha.

My pleasure my friend!

Well, it does require a lot of fling to upload 365 videos every year haha. I guess it'll be 366 this year. It was a leap year after all. Thanks for watching my friend!

Thank you my friend. Next full flight is a flight on a United A320-200 from DEN-ONT.

I hope you have a great trip my friend!

Thank you!!

Well, I certainly appreciate the concern my friend, but we're not expecting any storms here until at least 8-9pm tonight. So we've got a good 7 hours still before they'll even be in the area.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Well I can't promise anything, but I"m always interested in hearing what people want to see or what they think would be cool to see on the channel.

Ex-Airtran N295AT

Glad you enjoyed it my friend!

It certainly was a great day to fly. Sometimes the weather actually cooperates haha.

A testament to how good simulators are now. Everything is IRL on here though. Thanks for watching!

Not on this trip, no. This was a regular everyday flight. Those are reserved for special flights 😁/

You’d need to be more specific. I don’t see any damage on the wing.

@@sla31how do you afford all these flights

@@notveshremybutsomeotherguy I spent 9 years building an aviation based RU-vid channel where I make money off the ads that play before the videos. So now, 9 years in, I fly using the money I make from this channel. For years though I pumped thousands and thousands of my own disposable income into the channel to get it to that point.

I'm pretty sure this flight ended up being pretty much full. I fly Southwest so much that my status guarantees I'll be one of the first on the plane. So, it gives the appearance the flight is light, when in reality I am just on before more people haha. As for Boeing, I don't mind people asking. I have no hesitations bearing a Boeing aircraft and no one else should be worried about getting on a Boeing aircraft. The Max is the most scrutinized aircraft in history at this point, and the 787, which is also being questioned at this point, has not had a hull loss in 15 years of service. Statistically speaking, the 787 is one of the safest aircraft anyone could step foot on. Let’s also not forget that the Max had an entire exit plug blow out and the plane is structurally fine. A whole door blew out and the plane didn’t disintegrate and landed fine. Now, don’t misunderstand this as me just blindly defending Boeing. People can have their opinions on Boeing, and people can not fly them if they don’t want to. But, no one should be scared for their safety when gettin got one. I’ve flown in the Max 8 or 9 100 times now, and the 787 dozens of times and I’ve never had a single mechanical related emergency on a single one. I cannot say the same for some other manufacturers like Embraer and Airbus. It's also worth nothing that I saw a chart recently, that documented all mechanical issues aircraft have had in the last six months, and Airbus, and Embraer both had more incidents than Boeing, but no one talks about those because that’s not how the media works. They've clearly had some issues recently, but ultimately I think a lot of the focus being put on them by the FAA recently, which the media then focuses on, is more pandering to public pressure than anything else.