Awesome Tulsa Landing - American Airlines - McDonnell Douglas MD-80 - TUL - N984TW - SCS Ep. 123

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Short Clip Series Episode 123:
In this episode fly with me on an American Airlines McDonnell Douglas MD-80 as we land at Tulsa International Airport (TUL) on an overcast afternoon. This was filmed onboard American Airlines flight 394 on March 30, 2019. This full flight was previous seen on my channel here:
• Full Flight - American...
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[@georgeangelopoulos3768]

Wow! Great camera work! One of the best videos of flight ever! I felt like I was watching from the window seat looking out and not watching a video on KZbin. 🛬

[@sla31]

I’m glad you enjoyed it my friend. Thanks for watching!

[@FOBob-sr1fd]

Mad Dog 80! You will be missed!

[@historyfoot]

Great landing, in center line, reversers out at a good time and not a lot of floating great landing!

[@rjflight7625]

Awesome stuff! Love the MD-80s 👍

[@sla31]

Thanks for watching my friend!

[@nazairederrick6377]

Look like you had great views, wonderful job

[@sla31]

Thanks my friend!

[@user-fp8kh7wf8i]

Great video as usual

[@sla31]

Thanks man!

[@NYCPlanespotting]

Lovely onboard landing of this MD80, awesome to see you breaking out of the clouds!

[@sla31]

Thanks for watching my friend!

[@gallaxyvibes7777]

Awesome MD-80 footage! Also how was that landing smooth. My back still kind of hurts from my flight that came from Dallas-Love.

[@ericlozen9631]

Coefficient of lift (drag) increases at 7:50

[@sla31]

You’ve got to love when the humidity allows you to see the physics at work. Thanks for watching!

[@bigd-1-channel514]

4 min in the clouds, and rough air under them for the landing. What do they have about 10 Max's parked there?

[@KALFRID]

American airlines maintenance base is located in Tulsa, they're park their because of the ban.

[@sla31]

Thanks for watching guys. Yes, sometimes people forget that American’s worldwide maintenance headquarters is located in Tulsa. They also have a lot of extra pavement space there.

[@SpecLife]

bounce

[@sla31]

Thanks for watching my friend!

[@SpecLife]

@@sla31 np :D

[@oklahomaaviation1123]

Miss the maddog

[@ericfrommer3870]

Less than a month to go for this plane

[@sla31]

It’s going to be a bittersweet flight when I board AA80 in less than a month.

[@dlbrittain1976]

last of the original

[@sla31]

Thanks for watching my friend! I appreciate it! Soon they’ll be gone.

[@glorysdejesus9651]

He applied the reverse trust alittle to late

[@sla31]

We may never know why! Thanks for watching my friend!

[@ciannaguillen8541]

Adios amigo!

[@sla31]

Less than a month. It’ll be sad to see them gone!

[@keithdomin5015]

Why are they permanently grounding these workhorses? What a shame! They all going to be replaced with ugly ass 737s and 318s!

[@sla31]

Well it's really more of a necessity than anything else. They're not very efficient compared to today's newer aircraft, but more importantly, it's harder and harder to get parts for these old planes. American has said before that they were retiring planes because they needed parts from the retired planes to keep the active fleet flying. Delta has said similar things about their MD-80 and MD-90 fleets.