Awesome Video! The hold patterns over Heathrow are so cool! I was glued to my window the entire hold. looking out Seeing all the other traffic flying around that "close" was really neat! Appreciate you bringing those memories back!
Thanks for watching! Was pretty awesome seeing that United 763 turning just above us at 1:27:20! I also remember seeing a 787-9 fly right under as well but it was out of frame unfortunately.
The strobe lights make me crazy lol 😂 I once flew from Seattle to Miami red eye flight and my sit was on the wings and seeing those strobe lights kept me from falling asleep on the 5 hours and 52 minutes flight 😂
Awesome video, love the vibe of night flights! Some pretty wild turbulence approaching heathrow especially from 1:50:05, PF was very skilled to land so smoothyl! and at 1:37:14 what a shot 🔥
I can’t really say I’m the best person to answer this question as I haven’t flown on any airlines other than Southwest and Hawaiian recently, but I’ve heard the best airlines are Alaska, Delta, Hawaiian, and Southwest. If possible try to fly on either wide-body aircraft or newer narrow bodies like 737 MAX’s, A321neos, as they feature a more modern cabin product. I’d say ultimately though base your decision on the cost of tickets from where you’re flying from. Also keep in mind unlike other airlines Southwest offers 2 checked bags for free which can save money if you plan on checking bags. If you have any more specific questions feel free to let me know!
@@Lunadog99 thanks! We’ve flown Hawaiian a321 neo and Alaska 900 and max 9 but never wide body Hawaiian a330 we might try or southwest max 8, which of these was the most comfortable and less turbulence?
@@michaelespinosa9168 The A330 will have less turbulence since it is a larger aircraft, and to feel the effects of turbulence even less I’d recommend sitting close to or over the wing. Comfort wise I’d also say Hawaiians A330s are better since they all feature USB ports, IFE screens, and more recline.
