Actually, these highly skilled pilots transport around *EIGHT MILLION* people to their destinations safely....and that's *EVERY DAY* , believe it or not.
most of the job is done by computers.pilots just take off and land the plane that too with help of computers.pilots just sit and do checklist and assist computers to land the plane.soon hopefully artificial intelligence will take over and only one pilot may be needed instead of two that too for backup or to assist AI😉 if someone is to be admired they are aeronautical ,structural , mechanical and computer engineers who designed the plane and all its safety features not dumb pilots who just follow protocol , who dont even have a degree,just cpl (which is not that difficult to get.only job afterwards is difficult to get)and most of them are jobless anyway.
My childhood dream was to become a commercial airline pilot , but never had a chance,being a poor boy in a poor country. but watching these bring me to my childhood and satisfies me in a strange way.
There's really nothing better than a layover at LAX long enough to walk to the In & Out on Sepulveda right beside 24R, preferably at/near sunset. One of the best plane-watching spots in existence. Just leave yourself enough time to re-clear security.
No, they didn't. In comparison to GTA IV Liberty City, I feel like Los Santos is surprisingly small. There are about a half dozen skyscrapers and a few streets. I get that the overall map is huge, but let's face it… a lot of it is filler. Vast ocean space and empty countryside. Even Vice City feels bigger than GTA V Los Santos.
@@CoconutJunction yes you are right, the countryside literally has nothing to do, tbh if they followed the SA map i think it'd be a lot better, 3/4 of the map is literally countryside and mountains..
I have so much respect for pilots after watching these videos. They are so smooth. Ice in their veins going through rain, snow, clouds, any turbulence. Its just amazing. I can watch these videos ALL DAY
took my first trip on an airplane back in july of this year to california. coming into the airport at night time was so stunningly breathtaking. because of this trip i was immediately hooked to traveling and flying, planning another trip back to. california very very soon!!
Jalen Smith I’m taking my 3rd flight today. My two children and husband will be with me. My husband’s first time flying. For some reason my anxiety is over the top right now. I originally booked a night flight to purposely see the city at night. Now I’m freaking out 😭
maria sims sorry for the late reply, dont worry about your flight anxiety as it is normal! whenever i first stepped foot on the plane i was so nervous, and didnt know what to do i was dropping my bags. and didnt even know how to find my seat lol, it was really awkward! but once i got settled in i enjoyed it. on my way back home leaving denver we flew right next to a thunderstorm cloud and it was shaking the plane up really bad, in attempt to grab the seat in front of me i accidentally grabbed the guys head and he looked back at me like wtf. lol, but i absolutely love every part of flying now, even the turbulence. its so blissful. i hope you and the family had a great flight and just know that flight anxiety is 100% normal!
Some respect for those that fly these big birds . He brought that huge ship out of the air without cracking an egg shell . Great videos , thank you letting us see them .
I love night flights, to see the city lights and the color lamps in the runway!! And of course....j’aime écouter le français........bonjour from Brésil!!!!!
Incredible views from such an awesome aircraft! I’m still amazed about how this bird flies with those big GE90 engines attatched to the pylon! Great clip as always! Keep up the good work! Greetings from BCN!
SIG it isn’t much of a high tech job but still requires a lot of skill from the pilots especially during crosswinds and windy landings. It’s not all smooth sailing where you get to kick back and relax. Either way still hats off to the pilot and much respect for without them, the aircraft wouldn’t mostly fly without them
Hello and good evening Captain Laffon, Michael Jackson song says it best; "I Wanna Be Where You Are" 😍 gorgeous in the beautiful sky AND, I LOVE to hear the engines change while landing.,(which I don't hear in this landing)
Not for long. Now the Terminal 9 expansion and other future expansion is going to possibly eat it up..... I remember as a teenager in 2002 being told that there is one spot in whole of USA which is considered as best in the world.
I’ve always wanted to be a pilot and when I was younger and I saw these videos or pictures of planes landing and night time and I always thought how pretty all those fairy lights were and I couldn’t wait until I grew up to be a pilot. I’m still to young but I’m slowly working my way up to becoming a pilot
First few shots are flying almost due north. First shot is Huntington Beach, you can see both the pier and Beach Blvd. Second shot has Joint Forces Training Base Los Alamitos (NOT Long Beach Airport, that's off to the left, it's actually in the shot for a few seconds but very faint and not really recognizable, about 4 miles to the NW), the 405/22 is the freeway just south of the airfield. Third shot is where Cerritos, La Mirada, and Santa Fe Springs all meet, with interstate 5 running diagonally. Fourth shot is still pointed north, with Whittier and Los Nietos below, the Whittier Hills just above them, and the San Gabriel Valley to the north of the hills. Fifth shot is finally pointed west towards the airport, from above Downey/Bell Gardens, with Florence Ave being the most prominently visible street, and the LA river running across the bottom of the shot. The 6th shot has the 110 Fwy running across the bottom of the shot, and Hawthorne Airport is just visible on the left side (you can see the approach lights blinking). The rest of the geography should be obvious to those familiar with landing at LAX...
Hi Guillaume, That was an AMAZZZZING video man !!! I love the way you incorporate graphics to point out points of interest on the ground, other planes, point out instrument panel items, and even the little "Hello There" message on the lounge window as the plane was coming to a stop. Your use of 4K HD video, multiple cam views, and crisp clear audio make all of your videos an absolute pleasure to watch from beginning till it fades out at the end. I also enjoy hearing all the cross-talk between the tower and other aircraft in the vicinity as everyone communicates their position, where they're going, and instruction hand offs. I've been a subscriber for quite some time and will continue to do so my friend. MAX RESPECT Guillaume, max respect !!!
Merci infiniment Guillaume pour ces très belles vidéos :) Je garde de très bons souvenirs de mes relations professionnelles avec vos collègues d'Air France, notamment au terminal Ouest de l'aéroport d'Orly ;) Cordialement.
C'est vraiment pas mal ce point de vue 😁👌Ce serait pas mal si vous changiez de point de vue entre celui là et le cockpit (peut-être au moment important dans le cockpit) tout en restant en Fullscreen pour chaque caméra. Et pour le Landing ou Take Off pourquoi pas un Fullscreen sur le cockpit et mettre la caméra front dans l'angle en haut à droite 😉
