I found eva air A320-232 At taipe and Atr 72 in 2024 team fake 👇

Beo replaced a 727 with an older version of it

they also had 747-400

Im Found Mistakes:ATR-72-600 UNI Air

Yeah my dad worked for National down in Charleston South Carolina and when they started closing some of the roots he transferred to Detroit pan-am Air Cargo that's when I knew things were getting bad getting bad😢

Me encantó el vídeo

2:26 aa 11?

Fürchterlicher Sound !

Lovely aircraft - atrocious soundtrack.

Downfall? Continental bought United. Similarly, America West saw no downfall... it acquired US Airways, which itself merged with American. I kid you not, it is the management team from America West that oversaw much of the US-AA merger...

The flight number is JAL 123

Cool video. Enjoyed watching this vs just checking the wikipedia summary where I dont know what half of the really old planes look like.

June 1/78..Prestwick Scotland to Vancouver...Stretch DC 8....Emigration day...Excellent flight, great service....Welcome to Canada

holy just how they retired the 737-300SF from 2020

Dang, never knew Virgin atlantic had a A321 😅

Lufthansa: I'm Still Standing

Awsome video about JAS! I never knew about harlequin air! and I’m glad to see HAC still a commuter airline, but with JAL.

Fun Fact:B747 Was Not Retired In Korean Air's Retired fleet For That Korean Air Was Returning Back their B747s Before That Korean Air Was Suceesfully returned B747

El avión más bonito.

0:43 Japan Airlines flight 123

0:41 Thai Airways International flight 311

When living in Fort Wayne in the late 70s and early 80s , at times , on a clear day you could make out “ Big Orange” enroute to DFW from LGW as she entered US airspace was generally on a route crossing DTW-FWA-STL to Texas.

0:35 makes it even better with the PAL B747-200 back there

not the sound at the start

bro imagine, their livery is a hundred years old.

2024 ppl when hearing this: 💀 2010-2019: ...

Northwest airlines was pretty much all up and dissolved during 9/11, so that information is totally inaccurate and false

Fun fact: Philippine Airlines' livery is about 40 years old and the last livery change was in 1986 which was the current-state of the art livery this 2024. Fun fact 2: The last A340-300 was RP-C3434 or maybe :/, it was acording to PAL or smth in 2019. maybe you can find it or search it idk whats its title :/ Fun fact 3: There were Dash 8 Q300s in 2008 which were part of the subsidary airline called PAL express. These aircraft had then retired acording to another youtuber in some of the years in 2010 to 2019.These were then replaced by the Dash 8 Q400s. Fun fact 4: This is a bit similar to "Fun fact 3", which PAL express was founded in 2008. (part of the A320s and A321s and A321neos').

The fact that Delta never retired their MD-88s and MD-90s until the pandemic gives them a much more higher raise. Just makes me so happy and confused that they retired their DC-9-30s until NWA got the hands on those DC-9-30s. Even their MD-11s retired until 2004 that day. Makes me happy and a bit upset.

fun fact: HL7242 was the last A300-600LR that was retired in 2012 or 2011. and was also the last A300 in the Korean Air fleet. You can search the video of its last flight. "HL7242 last flight"

Who Is Like Garida

I can see royal air Maroc 🇲🇦 has leased lots of aircraft 😃

Awesome vid 😎

Ashamed that UNI Air isn’t operating their MD-90 fleet anymore but hopefully, they can still be remembered for their service with the airline

UNI Air MD-90: 1996-2016

A330-200 is retired yesterday

3:05 united 747 near Philippine airlines dc-10

can you make the retired fleet of vietnam airlines

Where is Malaysia Airlines Airbus A380?❤

Underrated

United is a great airline

United ruined a good thing.

left out a big chunk of history. shutting down Texas International, taking their jets and bringing them to NYC and forming NYAir. NYAir went head to head with Eastern on the BOS/DC shuttle and dominated it. NYAir was already part of Texas Air Corp and was folded into the merger of CAL, PE, Frontier.

What’s the name of the song used?

You forgot the boeing 727

Miss continental airlines still. Was such a great airline to fly on

this audio is FIRE

Yes good memories. The earlier the paint schemes show a Alaska State flag next to the name ALASKA. Originally that state flag was after the air intake on the 727 center engine. It lasted there about 3 days and was changed because from a distance, it looked like a engine patch and the stars looked like rivets. In the first Eskimo logo on the tail, Alaska was sued for the use of the Eskimo image by the woman who remembered our company photographer taking it of her. It was quickly settled for about $300.

This information is awesome, no doubt you’ll have a huge video soon with some minor audio tweaks 💪

I'm glad I was able to experience northwest airlines as a minnesotan before they merged