American Airlines A319 Landing in Santa Barbara, CA (SBA) | with Go Around / Aborted Landing 

American airlines is the best one for me

those mountains look majestic

Awesome video. Santa Barbara looks like a neat looking town, I almost ended up going to UCSB :P

that was butter 🧈

1:17 - Lake Casita sorta looks like two dog heads with really long necks looking at each other. I think Lake Casita is about 40 miles west of Reseda, and about 50 to 60 miles west/northwest of Hollywood and Beverly Hills. And 20 miles east of Santa Barbara.

Oh my god I spotted this plane on that same day. I saw the go around if you were to be on the other side of the aircraft you would had seen me! This is awesome. Thanks for sharing

Nice sightseeing flight of Santa Barbara.

Awesome video! Love the approach into SBA!

Great landing

Awesome video man

Does the ‘go around’ mean that ATC made an error allowing another aircraft on the runway and calling you in at the same time. ?

From my limited knowledge,Santa Barbara is NOT a place that's hurting for money,lots of million dollar homes,I'm sure the cost of living there is well beyond most people's range--a benefit of your go-around,a free coastal 'tour' of the area,beautiful scenery.Interesting lot at the gate,looks like the airport simply fenced off part of the ramp area and voila! instant available parking! Were you on vacation or was this simply for filming and back to PHX? Willing to bet that SBA probably has a curfew,much like its 'down the road' neighbor,SNA

...Fast-retracting flaps!

After my brother and finally my sister got married, they left San Diego and moved to Santa Barbara,yay me! now I got both they're bedrooms One for my junk and the other for my cat 😸😁

Hey, I see you flew out of Phoenix on a regular American Airlines. I did notice that now for the regular AA flights, they have the boarding announcements automated and I think Sky Harbor now uses Aviavox. When I flew out of there in October, I heard the British lady voice walking by one of the gates. Out of curiousity, when you boarded, did you hear the Aviavox chime like what you hear at London Heathrow and at Amsterdam Schipol Airport? Were the beginning of the new automated announcements like, "ding dong, good afternoon ladies and gentlemen, we will soon begin boarding American Airlines Flight 1935 to Santa Barbra." Or did they just come on without any chime? They don't use Aviavox for terminal B I noticed, just A and only for regular mainstream AA flights, not the Eagles.

Why did the go around happen?

Better to use a real camera