From the sky of the lake Michigan & the Windy City Chicago

[@Manigo1743]

What landing?

[@annamartin3489]

Beautiful views of the city but what happened to the landing.

[@leonelvilchez7338]

You'r right and I can't find it in my archives as soon as I able to find it I ad it thanks

[@Linda-nr5cb]

My home town❤

[@AWDBOOSTEDTSI]

More like Flying around the city LOL. Chi-Town is the best City Sweet Home Baby!!!

[@jerryjay1184]

Nice vidéo, you filmed with a phone model?

[@leonelvilchez7338]

Yea done it with Samsung 23 I'm Happy you like my video thanks

[@davidblocher1949]

Where is the landing?

[@spytown77]

Sweet Home Chicago!

[@ATCguy1973]

Windy city, windy approach. Kudos to you for staying with it👍. I would have thrown up and passed out on the initial descent. I hate turbulence. Lol

[@111danish111]

He took the Eisenhower inbound went through downtown made a great big U turn over lake Michigan and took Irving Park Road all the way to the runway 28L / 10R.

[@FlatEarth-ps8qm]

Dang thats flat!😮

[@bw4017]

Flat earth? Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

[@FlatEarth-ps8qm]

@bw4017 I know it's still funny to me too. How could it possibly be spinning and rolling 🤣

[@igorlukin]

Hi guys! What is the sea side or ocean? I got Chicago abraded with a Canada border on the map.. ? Maybe from New York where’s different way to get in there?

[@annamartin3489]

I think it is Lake Michigan.

[@igorlukin]

i though where is no coast line in Chicago!by map where is Canadian border

[@TheLordOfNothing]

@@igorlukin Look for Chicago on the map, it''s at the southern portion of Lake Michigan.

[@leonelvilchez7338]

Is side of the Great Lakes, yea New York is east there is side ocean

[@cubnation]

​@@annamartin3489😊❤👍

[@glennbarnhart5673]

Where is the actual landing…vid should be titled views of the sky approaching ohare airport …

[@leonelvilchez7338]

Thanks so much I apreciate your right

[@CeciliaManriquez-nm6bk]

La Guadalupana San Juan de Los Lagos

[@milesdyson]

I got a bill from the City of Chicago just for watching this video, WTF?!?!

[@coryrobinson6150]

😂😂😂

[@ClearforDeparture]

Sweet video! 👍🏼

[@leonelvilchez7338]

Thanks for the visit

[@brianz631]

Videos that end too soon

[@jacobjohnson-ij9dl]

I’m the first to comment get this comment 1m likes and I will go public

[@fkarmadi]

Battery died

[@clubhouseme]

before we land fasten all seatbelts, secure your overhead baggage , and remember to put on your bulletproof vests

[@cubnation]

@clubhouseme, Is that bulletproof vest just for you? 🤭🤭✌️

[@texastwosteppin1680]

this looks disgusting

[@mbaham85]

🤣

[@KarlKrogmann]

Ahhhh... Texas.

[@blackhole9961]

@MrGriff305 The Houston Metropolitan area is actually larger in size at about 10,000 sq miles. Chicago's metropolitan area being at 9,581 sq miles. DFW being comparable at 9,286 sq miles.

[@blackhole9961]

@MrGriff305 well you did say "size." If were talking metropolitan region population Chicago is more populous at around 9.46 million people DFW 7.6 million and Houston 7.1 million. They are less populous by not so huge of a margin, but are still major cities in their own right. Things are also quickly changing, especially for DFW projected to take Chicagos place sometime in the 2030s or 2040s.

[@blackhole9961]

@MrGriff305 By population, yes the Chicago area is larger, but your making it seem as if its by a huge margin. Also actual square miles are important metrics that can define a city. Also if your talking about the Chicago loop/downtown central business district compared to Dallas or Houston, it's pretty much comparable in the physical land area it takes up as they are all around the same size. only main difference is the amount of high rises it has. And the amount of "big buildings" don't really define a city's size. The actual populations of these downtown areas are relatively small in comparison to the greater area Chicago: around 24 thousand Dallas: around 11 thousand (Dallas is pretty comparable proportionally speaking considering Dallas [city limits] has about half the population of Chicago [city limits]) Houston: around 10 thousand (a bit more of an anomaly as it's population is close to Chicago's, but sense it's basically a giant suburb like the rest of the sunbelt cities it's more understandable)