[4K] Stunning Landing at Montreal YUL Airport | Super Downtown View

[@jaypek43-Phil]

Excellent resolution! Great views of Montreal!

[@rherbert57]

My home town! Love you, Montreal!

[@denismatte8727]

good

[@GoddenTusiime]

Vancouver is huge

[@mik8352]

Hein ?! T'en fumes du bon toé chose 🤣

[@randallyons8745]

Seen parts of that approach but none of my arrivals have had that detail....

[@alradioguy2269]

24L landing. Rare for a US originating flight.

[@badouplus1304]

For a CRJ-900, it makes sense though, a shortest runway but ok for a regional jet

[@alradioguy2269]

@@badouplus1304 Maybe. But 24R is a much shorter taxi to the US gates.

[@badouplus1304]

@@alradioguy2269 I see, I didn't know that fact about taxis

[@simonrancourt7834]

6:26 landing gear down

[@213-z7u]

Je pense plutôt que c'est les flaps qui sont sortis (je crois reconnaitre le bruit des flaps, et en général les roues sont sorties en descente finale).

[@simonrancourt7834]

​@@213-z7uLa train d'atterrissage est généralement sorti plusieurs minutes avant l'atterrissage, histoire d'avoir des options si il n'est pas déployé normalement. Au décollage, par contre, il est rentré tôt.

[@213-z7u]

9:49 it's at this moment that landing gear were down

[@simonrancourt7834]

@@213-z7u Possible. Still several minutes before landing. Up until 50 years ago, I used to live in that area and would use dad's binoculars to watch airliners lower their landing gear.

[@213-z7u]

@@simonrancourt7834 Oui, mais pas si tôt. En général, il est sorti, à Montréal, après Anjou, à peu près, afin d'éviter les désavantages aérodynamiques liés à leur sortie (réduction de vitesse, augmentation de trainée). De plus, ce son ressemble plus à celui des flaps. À 9:49, j'ai plus l'impression qu'il s'agit de la sortie du train.

[@carlfreniere5364]

Montréal, Québec tout court ça va faire.

[@jerryjay1184]

Nice video. You filmed with what device?

[@AirportBunny2023]

Thanks for watching. I had used iPhone 13 Pro Max. Nothing fancy.

[@simonrancourt7834]

Like a Boeing landing in Seattle or an Airbus (not A220) landing in Toulouse.

[@Ahuntsicspotter]

No announcement in french.

[@rherbert57]

I don't think Delta will see your comment. Quite the oversight, though.

[@badouplus1304]

Stop with that, it's an American airlines, they are not forced to find employees speaking french... even though it would be nice

[@harkmi3]

@@badouplus1304United used to make some announcements in French for flights originating from or destined to Ottawa.

[@simonrancourt7834]

@@Ahuntsicspotter It's hard to get service in French on an Air Canada flight out of Québec City. Don't keep your hopes up.

[@jaypek43-Phil]

Sorry to remind you that the a/c should officially be called a Mitsubishi regional jet! Bombardier sold out!

[@publicaccount1589]

Usually the landing announcement goes something like: if you're visiting Montreal, Welcome! If you're returning to Montreal...sorry.

[@claudiocorleone7856]

Absolutely true. Traffic and roads nightmare . Impossible to get to airport in afternoon. Lousy weather. Retail ghost town on st Catherine. This was a great city now way too expensive to live in( most expensive cost of living as per latest stats). No thanks!

[@realdealvideos]

Montreal was the very first city..... it's massive, Drive through with a big-rig😅 it's not fun