Planespotting in 4K at San Juan Luis Munoz Marin Int’l Airport, Single runway Operations! Part 2

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This video features movements at San Juan Airport in Puerto Rico, during the filming one of the runways was inactive due to works in daylight hours meaning you get to see single runway ops making it seems busier than usual!
Filmed freehand using a Sony AX-53 Camcorder
To reach this location it’s around a 10-15 minute walk from the airport terminal, it’s a bar that has a rooftop terrace giving you an unobstructed view of the taxiway and runway
Highlights
UPS B747F
JetBlue Bruins livery
InterCaribbean E120
FedEx B767-300F
FedEx MD-11F
JetBlue NY Jets livery
ABX B767-300F
Small feeder freighters (Caravans and Short)
Silver Airways ATRs
Delta A321NX
Avelo inaugural flight to SJU
Watch part 1!
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Many more Aviation videos on the way soon!
Upcoming videos
-San Juan Cargo highlights
-Santo Domingo bridge spotting
-Miami 2 parter + highlights
Innsbruck scenic spotting
Toulouse Airbus action
Planned trips
Mumbai
Kathmandu
Lukla
Bangkok
Phuket
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5 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 17

@sigfredoesteves1944 4 месяца назад

Oi de conetar San Juan con Cancun.Muy buena idea.

@PLANEMANIA747 7 месяцев назад

Stunning catches my friend ❤ MD-11 😍 757🤩

@vayalobo 7 месяцев назад

Good to see that all those 737 Max 9's landed with intact fuselages 😄 Excellent filming, thanks for sharing. Saludos desde Gran Canaria.

@tomtalker2000 7 месяцев назад

I was thinking the same thing. I thought they were still grounded. I'm telling you it's been a BAD 3 or 4 months with all of this going on with the Max's. You often wonder how this will impact the rollout of the 737 Max 10 Variant the largest. As it's launch has been pushed back for a few years now. Or airlines like Southwest who solely rely on 737 for there fleet. I only seeing Airbus capitalizing from all of this in the long run. And honestly if Southwest was smart they'd re-haul there entire fleet to Airbus A220-300. The 300 variant is just about the same size as a 737-700 variant but can hold more passengers than the 800 variant. They are sure to take over the short haul market. I flew on one and was amazed at the quietness like literally HUSH quiet on takeoff and the roominess/width of the seats. Just a fantastic plane and a great acquisition Airbus made with Bombardier purchasing them.