VISITING A FORMER AMERICAN HUB: Nashville to Charlotte 737
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In the late '80-'90s, American Airlines operated a hub at Nashville International Airport. Due to various factors, the hub did not last long and was closed by the mid-'90s. Today, we're flying from what was once an American hub to what is now its second-largest hub: Charlotte, NC. It's a short flight and we're doing it on the 737-800.
Date of Travel: June 1st, 2024
Airline: American Airlines
Aircraft: Boeing 737-800 (N200NV)
Route: Nashville, TN to Charlotte, NC
Duration: 0h 52min
Seat: 22A (Main Cabin)
Price: $137 one-way (booked via aa.com)
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Intro
00:57 BNA Airport
02:40 BNA's Renovations
04:00 AA Hub Throwback!
05:35 Time for Departure
10:30 Inflight
11:35 Arrival & Conclusion
Seat Map: www.aerolopa.com/
*Nashville hub photos were accessed through the "Nashville Hub Collection" on Reddit. All credit is to the original photographers: / american_airlines_nash...
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The chrome 737-800 is my favorite special livery by far because I have tons of memories flying on AA’s 737s in the old livery. In fact I was lucky enough to see it at O’Hare while waiting for my Aer Lingus flight to Dublin
@ASAviation
10 күн бұрын
It's an icon for sure. I miss the days when that livery was everywhere!
@money200476
5 күн бұрын
AGREED! also it was economical since it used less paint! I want them to go back to it
Local Nashville here. Love the way you captured BNA while also getting a glimpse at the satellite concourse.
I went to school in Nashville in the early 2000’s and that airport has come along way! So much more there now!
Really really enjoy your trip reports!!! You provide lots of interesting information and I appreciate it!!!
2:37 JetBlue also uses Gate B6 at Charleston SC!
@ASAviation
10 күн бұрын
Love to see them keeping up with the trend everywhere XD
N200NV was delivered in 2016 to AA. Thats all I know
@PapaVanTwee5
9 күн бұрын
The FAA Registry for it says it's been N200NV since purchased, and will run through to 2029.
This was a very good video. Good content... Subbed.
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Love the video, man! The new satellite gates at BNA are amazing. Contour moved over there too, so you get your fair share of ex-AA 140's up there too 🙌
@ASAviation
7 күн бұрын
Thanks a lot! That's really cool Contour moved there.
N200NV aka 3NV… the NV at the end of the registration number is just a way to make it easier to identify the aircraft’s Nose/Tail number. The tail number is what helps Aircraft Maintenance to identify a part’s effectivity to see if it can be compatible with a given aircraft type. American has been doing this on their newer airplanes
The Nashville American hub still kids sticks out, They fly Cancun on American and go to London Heathrow on BA regularly
@ASAviation
7 күн бұрын
Yeah the CUN route is pretty interesting, same with RDU. I'm glad BA came with LHR too.
I thought it was interesting when you mentioned the AA Kodiak cabin because I agree completely. I have preference to United and Delta because they are favoring seatback entertainment. I will still fly American though obviously if necessary. But I like your thoughts on it. Have a good day!
Southwest now has a hub in Nashville!!!
There’s this one airline in canada that still has a few 737-200s!
Today, Nashville is a SouthWest hub.
Ive seen all your videos and I am from Pakistan too. I am flying to Karachi in a month via Chicago and Doha. I live in Kansas City, Mo. We recently got a brand new airport a little more than a year ago. The old one was boring but convenient but I really think you should try the new airport out. It is less than an hour to Chicago by plane.
@ASAviation
10 күн бұрын
Awesome! I was planning to come to the Airliners International convention which is in MCI this year but sadly did not have time. Kansas City is definitely on my list to visit sometime!
@reyyanarain5991
9 күн бұрын
@@ASAviation I think you should try Saudia they have a prayer room and the last time I took the flight I went from Chicago to Riyadh and then to madinah for umrah
I flew through BNA on the way to phx from CLT with Southwest and I absolutely hated BNA on the Southwest side... it is so dull
CLT is still a hub
@ASAviation
9 күн бұрын
I wasn’t talking about CLT
@Christopher-hg2yi
9 күн бұрын
@@ASAviation then the way the description is written is very confusing. Suggest re writing it.
@ASAviation
9 күн бұрын
@@Christopher-hg2yi I understand, my apologies