Awesome Dallas Views & Engine Buzz - DFW Takeoff - American - Airbus A319-100 - N9023N - SCS Ep. 480
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Short Clip Series Episode 480:
In this episode fly with me on an American Airlines Airbus A319-100 as we depart from Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) on a beautiful evening. This was filmed onboard American Airlines flight 2429, enroute to Tulsa International Airport (TUL), on December 8, 2020. This full flight was previously seen on my channel here:
• Full Flight - American...
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The gradual increase in thrust at 2:21 sounds so cool! Also what was cool was the sunset that made the sky noticeably darker as it went down.
holy yeah!
Flying the A319 on sunday!!
Such a distinctive buzz, that always makes for a great seat by the window!...
epic content love it
Visually stunning take off, the sound was awesome and so quiet!!
yes
Must have been battling a pretty stiff head wind for that much increase thrust. I don't know how much near 100% it was but it sounded pretty close. Years ago we were on a Super 80 at DFW the head wind was incredible when we got off the ground it felt like we were going up more than going forward. Finally we broke above it and started to move forward like a plane normally should.
At the 5:20 mark, my house is at the bottom center of the video.
SOMEDAY.ALEX