Full Flight: Delta Air Lines 757-200 Norfolk to Atlanta (ORF-ATL)

[@thomastate7448]

Norfolk is also my home airport too. It’s actually surprisingly pretty due to how much detail actually went into constructing it. It’s a small airport with only two concourses but the multi building structure makes it feel bigger. And then there’s the Burger King that didn’t sell burgers😂. But whenever I fly I always make it a point to visit the botanical gardens too before hand.

[@ORFAviation]

Haha , woww , glad we share the same home airport man 😂🙌🏾

[@lakewoodil]

I made a comment on a recent post that ORF airport grounds are among the most attractive period. That from someone who traveled constantly and mostly to South America and Asia. I especially loved the beauty of the spring time and the azaleas! Tidewater enjoy what you have. You are very fortunate. I lived on the Peninsula for 15 years and loved it.I laughed at the comment that they even have a Starbucks. Rumor has it that so does hell.

[@mrsolotraveler8808]

Thanks for sharing

[@maclifton.6201]

If it is possible Please include the flight attendant's announcements in your videos. As an X-plane user they are helpful for when I am flying the flight number on X-plane and improve the simulation experience.

[@ORFAviation]

There are alot of the FA’s announcements in the video such as the main announcements you would here anytime you’re on a flight. Trying to catch every single announcement would’ve made the video longer then I wanted it to be.

[@maclifton.6201]

@@ORFAviation Totally understandable. Thank you for your work. Enjoyed the video.

[@t10391]

Why does delta need a 757 from Norfolk to ATL

[@ORFAviation]

Well the simple answer is with air travel picking back up, more people are flying. At first, we would only get the 757 seasonally but ever since the MD88/90 retirement, the 757 and A321 have been the soul aircraft of this route. We used to get the 737-900ER as well but we haven’t seen those in a while. An A320 may rarely be seen flying this route as well.

[@carrisasteveinnes1596]

@@ORFAviation Such a rare aircraft is the B757, at least outside of North America and parts of Europe. You just do not see them in the Southern hemisphere, other than a few freighters, and the only one I know of is the New Zealand Government 757 the weirded out Prime Minister down there jets about in, while she obeys her WEF/IMF overlords, and tries to implement their brand of socialism and communism. That 757's callsign is "Marxist 1"

[@arosenweig]

Delta has lots of passengers making connections in Atlanta. This is why they have a tendency of using larger planes on average than most of their competitors do.

[@carrisasteveinnes1596]

A bit hard to believe that some dufus is still wandering around during pushback/taxi.

[@ganymedes62]

adjestable? WTF? English isn't my primary language, but even I know that it should be adjustible !