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Several times each week, United Airlines makes an Island Hopper flight that stops at several islands throughout the Pacific. The flight has become world famous because of its unique nature.
Three times each week, the Island Hopper flight connects Honolulu with Guam via Majuro, Kwajalein, Kosrae (twice per week), Pohnpei, and Chuuk.
The Island Hopper flight ranks high on most #AvGeek bucket lists and in this video, we'll explore what it's like to fly on the Island Hopper, along with the history, and unique nature of the flight. The Island Hopper is unlike any other flight in the world and this video breaks it down so you can understand all of the unique quirks of it.
Of course, as always, we'll take a look at the seat, service, entertainment, food, and lounge, but we'll also look deeper at the United Airlines Island Hopper.
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Music:
Anticipation - Future Joust
Enemy Territory - Jean Leonti
Island Race - Wanda Shakes
Sacudir - Flooaw
Solitude Island - Calm Shores
Milk Island - David Celeste
Mystery Island - Rune Dale
The Key - Jean Leonti
Hidden Identity - Jean Leonti
Be Free with Me (Acoustic Version) - Siine

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@clangston3
@clangston3 5 лет назад
Those sprayers you saw in Hawaii is what we, in the Air Force, call a bird bath. It's used to remove salt deposits from aircraft that's flown over saltwater at low altitude for an extensive length of time. I also spent the night in Kwaj a few weeks ago. It's a shame you couldn't leave the aircraft at all. I can honestly say it's one of the most beautiful but strangest places I've ever been to.
@brianlau172
@brianlau172 5 лет назад
Clangston3, just curious, do you work for the U.S. military?
@JamesDavidWalley
@JamesDavidWalley 5 лет назад
Well, since he mentioned "we, in the Air Force," I'd assume so.
@jasperherridge3168
@jasperherridge3168 5 лет назад
@@JamesDavidWalley and it's Hawaii
@Die4dutch2
@Die4dutch2 5 лет назад
clangston3 Why is it one of the ‘strangest’ places you have been too?
@jackdoe3889
@jackdoe3889 4 года назад
You can disembark but only if you either transfer to Ebeye or are military personnel or have been invited by someone based on Kwaj. I never did that, just stayed onboard but Kwaj looks stunning from the air. Ebeye however is another story, sometimes called the Manhattan of the Pacific with squalid living conditions
@747Sean
@747Sean 5 лет назад
15:33 People on the flight: oh no the entertainment system doesn’t work! Pacific Ocean: Am I a joke to you?
@klxxonyt6113
@klxxonyt6113 5 лет назад
LOL
@tpfp7881
@tpfp7881 4 года назад
This is true tho
@jackdoe3889
@jackdoe3889 4 года назад
Tbh there is not a lot to see during the apprx 4 hr HNL-MAJ leg. You might spot Johnston atoll but until you get close to the Marshall Islands and see the first islands there, its not terribly interesting. After MAJ it gets much better scenery wise.
@scottvernon9413
@scottvernon9413 5 лет назад
That vid had special meaning to me.... Daddy died 3 years ago today.. and I stumbled upon this... During WWII.. his Navy ship visited those Islands .. and it was just nice to see where had been his youth ... Thanks very much....Scott in Cleburne, Tx
@jadrianfj
@jadrianfj 5 лет назад
Wow man, your dad must've truly cared about you. But i know he will still help you. He is always with you and he is in heaven.
@jacksonskyline
@jacksonskyline 5 лет назад
Sorry for your loss, I lost my grandma recently also.
@SouthRails
@SouthRails 5 лет назад
:(
@sillyrandomness683
@sillyrandomness683 5 лет назад
😭
@badmingtonsunset1386
@badmingtonsunset1386 4 года назад
I feel bad for your loss. I have no grandfathers because they have passed away. My grandfather in my moms side died before my 23 year-old cousin was born.
@diannewi
@diannewi 5 лет назад
Great overview of this classic flight. I worked for Continental in the late 1970s and early 80s and took this marathon run as a non-rev, with a co-worker. Back then it was Air Micronesia and Continental pilots vied for the slots flying in Micronesia. The flights also landed at Johnston Island, another U.S. military installation where no one was allowed off except government contractors. There was no non-stop from HNL-GUM then, it was the hopper or no go. In addition to the stops you mention we also visited Saipan, Yap, and Palau. Back then it was Ponape and Truk (not Pohnpei and Chuuk), and no one could get off and back on at Truk because of a cholera epidemic. Your picture of the 727 shows the giant cargo door that was forward in the aircraft, the passenger section was the rear 2/3 of the plane, economy only. We saw fridges, washing machines, lots of coolers, and other weird cargo being loaded and unloaded at each stop. Passengers got on and off via the rear "air stairs," made famous by the D.B. Cooper hijacker parachutist. Yes, the runways were crushed coral and all the "airports" were open-air thatched huts. We spent about 2 weeks in Micronesia and on the way back to HNL we got bumped at Majuro and the next flight was 3 days later! The water system for the entire island was broken, so no water for those days. The "hotel" was a bunch of trailers set on concrete blocks. We procured water (to flush the toilet) with buckets from the locals' well next door,. The water smelled like kerosene, and we had to dodge a giant pig that roamed around the village. Ah, those were the days. Thanks for this great report, I've been looking forward to it for a long time.
@SharkBoots670
@SharkBoots670 2 года назад
I've taken the island hopper to and from. But my journey started in Saipan and yes it was called Truk and Ponape (where I was born) also Palau not Belau. I was able to get down on every island ( where I met a lot of old freinds at each stop) except for Johnston island. I do remember them load in the forward bin, that was one on the highlights of the flight, Thank you for your service and sacrifice for the all the micronesian islanders. Air Mic all the way💪🏾, ps I worked for Continental Airline 90 to 97, ramp agent ✈
@1994WN
@1994WN Год назад
Yea Micronesia sucks
@AEMoreira81
@AEMoreira81 11 месяцев назад
The route is a lifeline to those islands. Robert Six, the founding CEO of Continental, recognized that and that this could be profitable.
@Inspadave
@Inspadave 5 лет назад
I remember taking this flight back in the 90s on a Continental Micronesia 727. Back then there was an additional stop at Johnston Island.
@ElseAndrecool
@ElseAndrecool 2 года назад
first reply and also really?
@davidvega8536
@davidvega8536 2 года назад
@@ElseAndrecool Yup, really. Or at least it was true in the '70s and '80s. Back then, none of the flights went to Kosrae but all of them went to Johnston.
@AEMoreira81
@AEMoreira81 11 месяцев назад
That was discontinued once the airfield was closed for good in 2005. Today the island is uninhabited.
@samadiddle
@samadiddle 3 года назад
As a United Airlines employee, I'm humbled of your kind words for the great people I have the opportunity with which to work. I've flown this route many times and I always enjoy the amazing views. Thank you for your business and coverage of our fine people and this truly unique route.
@Trehugindrtlvr1
@Trehugindrtlvr1 5 лет назад
I went to college In Anchorage. There was Alaska Airlines flight called, "The Milk Run." You flew in a 737 Combi (1/2 cargo, 1/2 passenger) and made a stop at 7 or 8 little towns between Seattle and Anchorage. Sometimes the plane didn't even get above the mountains before you were landing again. It was great, dirt cheap to get on....$100, maybe. Direct flights in winter could go to $800, no problem. I heard that flight doesn't exist anymore. : (
@idratherberiding3456
@idratherberiding3456 5 лет назад
Done the combi between Anchorage and Kotzebue (stopping by Nome) and done the milk run from Seattle to Juneau, stopping in Ketchikan and... can't remember the other town in southeast Alaska. Incidentally, landing in Juneau is quite the experience as the plan turns around inside the fjord to be able to be at the altitude to have the approach stick.
@reidhickson7716
@reidhickson7716 5 лет назад
Alaska retired the combis I think
@reidhickson7716
@reidhickson7716 5 лет назад
Sounds like a great flight tho, I love Alaska Airlines
@peytonmurphy2279
@peytonmurphy2279 5 лет назад
The combi has been retired but the Milk Run for passengers still exists!
@Qc_gambler
@Qc_gambler 4 года назад
Matthew Thrasher no it still exists
@mangoliang4106
@mangoliang4106 5 лет назад
I have tried this route with economy class, and it delayed for more than 4 hours. I ended up finished it in 20 hours plus 5 hours's 737 from Hong Kong to Guam and 7 hours' 737 from Hololulu to Vancouver. I believe nobody have taken continuously 32 hours of 737 in the world... But it's just AMAZING! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
@linhofmann4913
@linhofmann4913 5 лет назад
Those small shed type airports with minimal security and staff operating on their own time, reminds me very much of the tiny regional airports we have throughout Australia, mainly served by Qantas Dash 8 aircraft
@MacMakita2010
@MacMakita2010 4 года назад
Yep there's still such things called Island Time 😂😂
@VictorSanGil
@VictorSanGil 5 лет назад
Thanks for showing off our islands! I'm personally from Guam, but know many people from the other islands. If you're going to visit family, traveling with COOLERS is a must!! We bring coolers of local fish and other local foods to our families living in HI, WA, TN, and CA. Funny story, we brought a cooler of fish to Seattle all taped up, but TSA cut the tape for inspection and didn't sufficiently tape it back and you can probably guess what happened next...When we got to the baggage claim we saw our fish going around the baggage claim as our cooler opened up on its way down the conveyor belt!! As you can imagine at the time many people were not happy that their items got all fishy, but it's a great story to laugh about now. It's also a dead giveaway to spot another islander at the airport and extend a smile and greeting! If you ever get a chance, check out Yap and Palau as well as the Northern Mariana Islands. We have a lot to offer!
@zobonnyjoel6519
@zobonnyjoel6519 5 лет назад
Hey Jeb, I'm from the Marshall Islands and I live on Majuro. I've watched your video for so long, and I never thought you would ever take this island hopper route. Love that you took this route so that we can see our beautiful islands from the sky. Komoltata (Thank you).
@tungevaag
@tungevaag 4 года назад
Zobonny Joel 🥰🥰👌🏼
@Txchef85
@Txchef85 4 года назад
I used to take this flight a couple times a year for vacation as I grew up on Kwajalein, It's definitely a unique flight. Back in the early 200's the military would allow the civilians on Kwajelein to travel on the c-140's back to Hickam Air Force Base Honolulu. 2015 I believe they stopped allowing that and civilians are only allowed to fly on the Island hopper. Another awesome flight I went on was from Christ Church New Zealand to Mcmurdo station..that was a once in a lifetime experience.
@gabrielvarig
@gabrielvarig 5 лет назад
17:30 it’d be pretty damn hard to “squeeze” a coconut… 🤣🤣
@rajasimanta
@rajasimanta 5 лет назад
😁😁😁😁 you just let the plane run over them
@koopanique
@koopanique 5 лет назад
Rather than Audible, United Airlines should sponsor this video
@rolling60s45
@rolling60s45 5 лет назад
"freshly squeezed coconut water" 😅
@justinralph8100
@justinralph8100 5 лет назад
Lmao
@LoveYourNeighbors
@LoveYourNeighbors 3 года назад
Lol
@MaiMelaliBali
@MaiMelaliBali 3 года назад
Now i'm wondering how strong your hand needed to sqeeze a whole coconut
@MiracleWinchester
@MiracleWinchester 3 года назад
He's from the East Coast. 😂😂😂😂
@niuean3000
@niuean3000 3 года назад
definitely didn't look squeezed, if it was it would be milkier in colour.
@MarcusLeepapi
@MarcusLeepapi 5 лет назад
Yes, I was aware from training and through my love for aviation of the 727-200s doing the island hopper stops years ago by Continental Airlines. Yes, you are so right about places like these island around the world. It is an experience to see islands like these...I am glad you took this trip. I had had family and friends base in Guam...
@jackdoe3889
@jackdoe3889 4 года назад
Used to take this flight quite a few times back in early 2000s when it was still CS (Continental Micronesia). They had the most stunning and beautiful inflight video I have ever seen, highlighting the beauty of this region most people do not even know exists. I highly recommend also taking the GUM-YAP-ROR-MNL part of the Island Hopper service. The Rock Islands of Palau are breathtaking and long time ago I was treated to a low level (2000 ft) sightseeing departure from ROR over them. The 1st officer called Fiskejoy was Norwegian and upon striking up a convo with him I asked if they could do that. They did. Since there was virtually no-one else flying there they could request and get approved special departures like this one. They just asked over PA to please not to thank CS for this as it used up a lot of fuel and the airline would not appreciate this. Since CS/CO no longer exist and 2 decades have passed, I think it is safe to tell this story
@attack_helicopter3525
@attack_helicopter3525 5 лет назад
I was once on a similar flight with Alaska Air, it was a ‘milk run’ flight from Anchorage to Seattle with stop overs in 3-4 different cites. The flight I was on stopped in Juneau (1 hour and 30 minuet flight), then Sitka (20 Minute flight) and this is where the flight crew changed out, and for me as my final destination Ketchikan (a 40 minute flight). Than after that the flight took off for Seattle that took about 2 hours. It was fun, was stormy and made the ride a bit rough but overall the landings were great and the view was better. I would definitely do it again.
@daxtongourley9670
@daxtongourley9670 5 лет назад
My dad flew the island hoper in Guam for 10 years it was one of his favorite flights!
@USFF2009
@USFF2009 5 лет назад
One of the best videos Jeb has ever done. Absolutely love it, the footage, locations, memories and insight to this flight.
@Txchef85
@Txchef85 5 лет назад
I grew up on Kwajalein and went back out there for work a couple years ago, its a uniquely beautiful place to live and I am glad you got to get a glimpse of it.
@jdan150
@jdan150 5 лет назад
I was on that flite in 1994 and made it out to Pohnpei. That was when it also had a stop on Johnston Atoll
@thenorthlinerfoundation9885
@thenorthlinerfoundation9885 5 лет назад
Spectacular Jeb!!! I’ve been an airline geek for 40 years (even worked for United) and never ever knew or thought to look into this. This is now on my bucket list! Fantastic!!!
@ryanrobles653
@ryanrobles653 5 лет назад
I flew this flight 11 years ago from Guam to Honolulu, the staff was accomodating, but I remember telling myself that I was so ready to land in Honolulu
@jater10
@jater10 5 лет назад
For those wanting an even longer marathon trip: Take the island hopper from Honolulu, and then connect to another UA flight to Manila or Palau at GUM.
@ishan4763
@ishan4763 Год назад
or tokyo
@AEMoreira81
@AEMoreira81 11 месяцев назад
@@ishan4763- At one time, one could also connect on a 737 flight to Vietnam…but Vietnam has since been dropped (it was via Hong Kong).
@HiFlyerr
@HiFlyerr 5 лет назад
Fantastic video! This trip is definitely in my top 5 bucket list for aviation things. Keep up the great work!
@Calebs_Aviation
@Calebs_Aviation 2 года назад
I know this video is old but it’s just so calming I keep watching it over and over especially the music and beautiful views of the Pacific at 5:12 What a beautiful 😍 takeoff from HNL!!!
@briantampabay7403
@briantampabay7403 5 лет назад
I did this two years ago and cashed in miles to do it first class the whole trip and it was amazing. I loved all the takeoffs and landings.
@MatsoGunnar
@MatsoGunnar 5 лет назад
Thank you Jeb! I flew this route on Continental Air Micronesia B727 in 1989 and your video really brought back memories! I remember a short stop on Johnston Island, it was the first stop and we were not allowed to leave the aircraft.
@PaulStewartAviation
@PaulStewartAviation 5 лет назад
Nice Jeb! Loved some of those tropical scenes from the window. I also often wish I could explore some of the small islands that I fly over. There's something exciting about imaging that you're an explorer visiting an uninhabited island, but back to reality.... ahah
@JoshDoesTravel
@JoshDoesTravel 5 лет назад
The video we’ve all been waiting for, and I gotta say, it surpassed expectations!
@galihxtreme
@galihxtreme 5 лет назад
I love your pun at 8:00 "2B(to be), or....NOT, 2B(to be)..." and for the matter of the seat next to it, "2A(to a), or....NOT, 2A(to a)..." LOL
@avioncamper
@avioncamper 5 лет назад
Excellent video, yes I would try this route with enough food :) The views are incredible, well worth the 15 hour ride. A+ Awesome Dude :)
@sambecker23
@sambecker23 5 лет назад
I'd have to have at least 3 full meals packed with me....
@jacksongilliam1254
@jacksongilliam1254 5 лет назад
Jeb, you have the best voice for a trip report channel! Every one of these videos is so well made and a joy to watch!
@BayAreaTraveler
@BayAreaTraveler 5 лет назад
Wow, this is the best Island Hopper video I’ve seen with excellent footage and excellent narration.
@tungevaag
@tungevaag 4 года назад
Awesome video! Thanks 😊
@patrickschehrer8834
@patrickschehrer8834 5 лет назад
What a great video! This route sure is on my bucketlist now!
@wecanfly777
@wecanfly777 5 лет назад
Been looking forward to this video - brings back great memories! I might even do it again just for the hell of it! CONGRATS! Andy
@daytripdude
@daytripdude 5 лет назад
Jeb! Nothing compares to your videos ... your videos are superb, your narration, your enthusiasm, passion and it’s so informative !!! Even the music is suited.. there’s nothing negative I can ever say about your videos
@antonallen8972
@antonallen8972 5 лет назад
The anticipation you built up for this video on Instagram was totally worth it! Jeb, back at it again with another banger video!
@eldon3069
@eldon3069 5 лет назад
Thanks for this Jeb. Loving this video so much I had to replicate the flights on my flight simulator (Prepar3d). Love your cute smile by the way :)
@dianeschroeder3980
@dianeschroeder3980 5 лет назад
Jeb, this is one of the best reviews ever! I thoroughly enjoyed it, the history and all the thought behind it. It was well worth the wait!✈️❤️
@ianwinder2349
@ianwinder2349 5 лет назад
I got so excited when I saw the notification for the new vid. I love the scenery! I may be biased but I'm pretty sure the views from the sky in The Bahamas is the best in the world!
@mad_dog_explores3940
@mad_dog_explores3940 4 года назад
Fascinating video! I had absolutely no idea that this route existed! Thanks for taking us along!
@burnabyemergencyphotograph8683
Absolutely amazing trip report!! Oh must enjoyed the takeoffs, landings, and of course the views! Having a good seat is pretty important to me, if I am on this flight.
@daveogarf
@daveogarf 5 лет назад
INCREDIBLE Vid! And that looks like a bucket list flight. What a beautiful planet we live on!
@slotigy
@slotigy 5 лет назад
As an aviation enthusiast I must say this was a great video. I’m going to try this route in P3D soon!
@kareng3847
@kareng3847 4 года назад
Breathtaking! And the clouds Wow!! Been to a lot of the Hawaiian islands just loved it! I need to do the island Hopper sometime
@cardiffflyer
@cardiffflyer 5 лет назад
WOW! That looks an amazing flight with some amazing views! Thanks for showing it to us!
@jimbeaux89
@jimbeaux89 5 лет назад
Love your videos man! Thank you so very kindly for sharing all of your ventures. Calm winds and clear skies!!
@bobbernstein8824
@bobbernstein8824 5 лет назад
I've been very curious about this flight since I first became aware of it. Thanks so much for this great video sharing your experience!
@theunitedflight6487
@theunitedflight6487 5 лет назад
I've been looking forward to this video for a long time and I am glad it's Finally here!!! Great video!
@ryankenyon5010
@ryankenyon5010 5 лет назад
What a fantastic journey! Thanks for sharing. That one is on my bucket list.
@daveadams6421
@daveadams6421 5 лет назад
17:42 That plane flies so well on one engine ;-) What a fascinating route the island hopper is - will definitely have to try that one day soon
@prestonmcmillan796
@prestonmcmillan796 5 лет назад
Amazing video; I think this is your best one yet! Thank you for sharing a truly unique experience with the world!
@RecordsTravels
@RecordsTravels 5 лет назад
Fantastic! Really spectacular footage from this journey! Thank you so much for sharing!
@470danadidas
@470danadidas 3 года назад
I did this flight back in 2003 but the opposite direction... from Guam to Chuuk where I spent part of a bespoke diving holiday. Then onto Majuro via all the island stops, where I stayed for another diving trip to Bikini Atoll. Then back to Honolulu. A truly memorable experience.
@trust7784
@trust7784 5 лет назад
Hafa Adai! I hope you enjoyed GUM too. It was great sharing your excitement. I've flown the island hopper both directions (GUM-HNL, HNL-GUM) and on the westbound it is usually by the time we get to PNI that I'm starting to feel weary from the take offs and landings. It is all good fun none the less. I plan on taking this route to cross my 2MM threshold just for nostalgia sake. Interesting to see how the food service has trimmed down a lot! For example, from MAJ-HNL they used to offer fresh baked cookies before landing. We also had a sandwich service on the KWA-KSA leg and again on the TKK-GUM leg. I've also experienced IRROP where delays caused the pilots and flight attendants to time out and force us to overnight in PNI and continue to TKK and GUM the next day. Up until last fall, the same GUM based crews used to work the entire flight eastbound and westbound; the MAJ switch off just started last fall. OH, and up until I believe 2001 there was an additional stop on the westbound between HNL and MAJ in Johnston Atoll - I think JON was the airport code.
@alonb4902
@alonb4902 5 лет назад
Absolutely one of the best videos. This is pure avgeek heaven. Thank you for sharing.
@planedudea380
@planedudea380 5 лет назад
Fascinating, much thought and planning around this flight. Very unique and an AVGeek bucket list item.
@jeffreyrossman1083
@jeffreyrossman1083 5 лет назад
I live in Guam and fly the island hopper half a dozen times a year for work. It's incredibly beautiful but the charm wears off quickly when you just want to get some work done but have to take off or land every 60 minutes, but then again, I've never gotten served coconut water either, maybe that would bring the luster back. Great Video, Jeb. Thank you.
@ejd5902
@ejd5902 5 лет назад
Absolutely love your reviews, keep up the great work!!
@VibeXplorer
@VibeXplorer 5 лет назад
The aircraft used for the Island Hopper flight should have its own special paint scheme...
@Colin_Yote
@Colin_Yote 5 лет назад
VibeXplorer it did in the 60s the DC-8 had a water blue + tree green for islands and Ocean
@ppapendick
@ppapendick 5 лет назад
Thanks for adding to my bucket list! I appreciate the beautiful imagery and respect shown for the islands and oceans.
@lazerman121
@lazerman121 4 года назад
Nan Madol on the island of Pohnpei is on my bucket list.
@DennisBunnikTravels
@DennisBunnikTravels 5 лет назад
What an amazing route! Would love to do that one - one day! Congrats on another great video.
@aarondrake-worth
@aarondrake-worth 5 лет назад
DennisBunnik Travels Nice to see you here!
@FezanRafique
@FezanRafique 5 лет назад
Glad to see your comment Dennis :) I am your follower too :)
@SkyblueAviation
@SkyblueAviation 4 года назад
Now that's an interesting flight! Thank you so much Jeb for introducing me to the Islands Hopper by United, I never knew it existed up until now! Definitely on my bucket list :D
@sambecker23
@sambecker23 5 лет назад
You know you're a true Av Geek when you take the Island Hopper for fun. Not just the people who upgrade for 1st Class on a Trans-Pacific or Trans-Atlantic flight because it's special and luxurious. The Island Hopper is really a truly special flight that I don't think a lot of non-Av Geeks really love and appreciate.
@Palacemalicee
@Palacemalicee 5 лет назад
Amazing video man. All of your videos are put together perfectly. Keep up the great work!!
@ecclestonsangel
@ecclestonsangel 4 года назад
Jeb: my favorite view is when Im heading to Myrtle Beach. My plane does a full 360° over the Atlantic before landing, so you can get a panoramic view of the beach. It's magnificent! Then, when I go back to Central NY to spend the summer with my parents, the plane does a 360° again over the Atlantic so you can say bye, before heading up the coast. I love it!
@fulthrottleavi8r
@fulthrottleavi8r 5 лет назад
Very cool, always wondered what this flight would be like. Thanks for sharing!
@steveburnell7625
@steveburnell7625 5 лет назад
I am speechless . By far your best post IMO. BREATHTAKING!! Your facial expressions always crack me up! Ugh, the colour of the water, the clouds, the view .... thank you Jeb!,
@kakafan77
@kakafan77 5 лет назад
Fascinating video thank you for recording and sharing with all these facts!!
@whogon
@whogon 2 года назад
I love the "dramatic heart ❤️ pounding" 🎵🎶 music around 17:45 😂 great video tho love these!
@norisyammohdaris4379
@norisyammohdaris4379 5 лет назад
Its an epic fly im sure! Thank u for making this video n sharing it.
@johnweb7055
@johnweb7055 4 года назад
This video made me smile. And at the end, methane even get a little teary eyed. You hit the nail on the head for us aviation geeks. I hope to have this experience someday. Great job!!
@klxxonyt6113
@klxxonyt6113 5 лет назад
Love your vids keep up the awesome work
@michaelpanzarella7490
@michaelpanzarella7490 5 лет назад
Well done ! Thank you for this great video Jeb !
@lierixon4459
@lierixon4459 5 лет назад
Aw the clouds are just amazing to enjoy...
@PlanesTrainsEverything
@PlanesTrainsEverything 5 лет назад
What a great video. I hadn't heard of this flight (I live in the UK), but it's now been added top my aviation bucket list.
@williammodlin2621
@williammodlin2621 5 лет назад
Great report, Jeb, and what an interesting journey. Yes, I would like to try it.
@tobiasfloki1527
@tobiasfloki1527 5 лет назад
abselutely amazing you have improved so much so glad to see the qualety
@mewho80
@mewho80 5 лет назад
Thanks for this great video Jeb. That is magnificent journey for aircraft enthusiasts. Would love to try this one day.
@phronsiekeys
@phronsiekeys 5 лет назад
That was an epic journey! Those mountainous islands look like paradise.
@elmstreeet
@elmstreeet 5 лет назад
One of the best flight reports I've ever seen. Well done, Jeb!
@Chilax
@Chilax 5 лет назад
Yay you did this flight. It's one of my bucket list items
@davetwa6195
@davetwa6195 5 лет назад
Stunning video! I loved it ! The Island hopper is now on my list! Thanks !😎✈️
@xaviermorales2748
@xaviermorales2748 5 лет назад
Wow! Amazing and comprehensive video! Keep it up
@alexriemann5549
@alexriemann5549 5 лет назад
Nice to see that you made the smart decision and put on sunscreen. I recently traveled to Hawaii too, I think that we can both agree it's a really beautiful place.
@richardchapman6471
@richardchapman6471 5 лет назад
Thank you for posting this video. I found it very interesting. I just subscribed to the channel. Found this very interesting
@ashleymalamute
@ashleymalamute 4 года назад
This must be my favourite of all your flight reviews. Such an adventure!
@stevehofmaster7489
@stevehofmaster7489 5 лет назад
WOW Jeb I really enjoyed this so much and I of course want to try it sometime .Very well photographed the colors were amazing Thanks so much I was really looking foward to seeing this.
@Amtran727
@Amtran727 5 лет назад
I loved this video!! I never knew United had such a multi stop route. Great choice of music on this one Jeb.
@josephjoseph8980
@josephjoseph8980 4 года назад
I'm from pohnpei and In my 5yrs of staying in America i always fly island hopper when i visit home every year.. the views of the beautiful islands never change..
@JourneyWithSteven
@JourneyWithSteven 5 лет назад
Wow, amazing video and great music at the last leg! The views are just stunning!
@sjnavaid
@sjnavaid 5 лет назад
I was waiting for this one Jeb!
@christainmarks106
@christainmarks106 4 года назад
Jeb you trully live the life man. You are so blessed
@craigjackson2428
@craigjackson2428 4 года назад
Thanks for the upload. Great job!!! Flew the island hopper back in 2001 when it was originally branded Continental Micronesia flight 957. The 737-800 had just come to market replacing the 727s that made the famous run as flight 957. To date that is still my best avgeek globetrekking.
@thomascropper2865
@thomascropper2865 5 лет назад
This video was well worth the wait ....awesome video as always Jeb👍🏻
@BlakeEdgington
@BlakeEdgington 5 лет назад
Absolutely stunning video Jeb, your best yet and an avgeek dream. Your welcome at each island made me jump every time! The views were beautiful throughout and I learnt a lot! Not sure about a green tangerine though.
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