Full Flight - Delta Air Lines - Airbus A321-211 - ATL-AUS - N398DN - DL2134 - IFS Ep. 418

[@CraZy291]

"How low can you go without flaps?" Delta pilots: "Yes"

[@pilotnflyer]

just about to say that

[@CraZy291]

@@pilotnflyer haha I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed!

[@ultrametric9317]

:) They were clipping along despite the low altitude. Probably something to do with turbulence.

[@ultrametric9317]

@Zig_Zaagin OK dude, I forgot for a minute I was on YT with all the real jet cowboys! How dumb of me to assume the pilots know at what speed to deploy the flaps and put down the landing gear!

[@ultrametric9317]

@Zig_Zaagin Oh, okay. But actually I was trying to think of why they would be flying so fast and low. One reason might be to get into the boundary layer because it was less turbulent under conditions.To be nice to the passengers.

[@privskorp.9865]

Thank you man for these videos. Clarity is incredible In terms of video and audio!!!!

[@sla31]

I'm glad you're enjoying them my friend!

[@olyptix]

Me: bored Skylite productions: allow me to introduce myself

[@forceinfinity]

That was a neat view of the COTA race track around the 1:35:15 mark

[@firststatetate]

My man got it in the pattern. No flaps no speed brakes. Nice landing.

[@tomycraft3549]

4:55 i love that sound!!

[@beckhamgilbert9192]

Thanks for the full flight video bro👍

[@nikolauswolff5791]

Wow. That was a nice steep right turn to keep the A 321 on the VOR sign just bevore he set the slats and flaps down and the landing gear. Maybe due to the gusty wind.....

[@nard94]

Another awesome video! Was the flight emepty? That was a real short takeoff roll.

[@sla31]

No, in fact I believe this was pretty much full once everyone was on. Thanks for watching my friend!

[@olawaleonakoya2606]

I like this video. But my favorite was the Airbus a330 i saw

[@TryMyChow]

Why people give thumbs down for no reason? Stupid people there is. Great video. I love planes and food lol

[@rickygarcia8680]

Enjoy your flight to Delta airlines

[@staceybell7591]

Nice video!

[@Nrv4480]

I flew on the e175 and the crj-900 coming home and thought the crj-900 was to cramped I wish they had the a321 going to places like Harrisburg from Atlanta

[@ultrametric9317]

Looks out window expecting hills in the Hill Country. Is disappointed :) Another great video! What a clear day in June it Atlanta!

[@zachmatt3]

The airport is not in the hill country. The hill country, which is quite scenic, starts on the west side of Austin about 10 miles west of the airport.

[@bekirbadem3101]

Love your converese btw!,

[@sla31]

Haha, thanks! I quite like them too! They've been my go to shoe for many years now. At least outside of work. My regular job requires steel toes. In fact, I suppose I'm somewhat known for it now. Since I don't ever show my face, a lot of people latch onto my Converse since I show them every video, and a lot of my regular viewers have started to call it the Converse cam. I always say, if you see someone in the airport with a Skylite Productions mask and Converse, it's me! Thanks for watching my friend!

[@franciscopalomo7390]

Good video. I was in Austin- Bergstrom airport.

[@airlinetraveller]

Very wonderful video =D

[@sla31]

Thanks my friend!

[@aviation1423]

Great video

[@BFFAvgeek15]

Awesome takeoff man! Good video by the way! 😁✈️ I’ll be flying out on June 15th with Alaska Airlines!

[@NovejSpeed3]

I think you're overdue for some Delta 757 action. Just a suggestion 😁

[@sla31]

I may already have some in my back pocket. 😉

[@NovejSpeed3]

@@sla31 you have my attention good sir 🤔🍻

[@tamimfaisal3300]

Can you film a 777 300 ER besides the engine. Amazing video as always

[@austintx_planespotter8561]

Did you fly to Austin on April 21 for the inaugural flight of Hawaiian

[@sla31]

That would exactly what I did.

[@macostapr3951]

Could you fly AA 1591? it's a flight from SJU-DFW on the 777.

[@sla31]

I can sure keep it in mind.

[@macostapr3951]

@@sla31 thx

[@var6524]

1:37:29

[@ricardocontreraschacon6512]

nice video

[@jaypek43-Phil]

How many times did he say..."welcome aboard"! 😉

[@iKeFPS]

1:33:30 this turn ^^

[@timbuktug3321]

You are quite the air traveler

[@sla31]

That I am. Aircraft and airports are my second home haha.

[@timbuktug3321]

@@sla31 😊

[@robopig]

Nice

[@ansongallaway8656]

How come Airbus always stops so quick

[@Tylerward2008]

Yes Delta

[@jaypek43-Phil]

Trade off...great leg room but no seat back screen!

[@sla31]

There is a IFE screen, it's just built into the armrest. Once airborne, you can remove it, and it's held in front of you by a metal arm. No worries, you don't have to trade entertainment for legroom.

[@JustAnUnknownLost]

17:37

[@RoadsOfAsiaBen]

Great video! Did you have to temporary stop filming the flight video during the height of COVID-19 pandemic when almost all flight was cancelled? How long did you stop filming?

[@sla31]

I didn't fly from March 2020 through June 2020. So, there were 3-4 months where I was not flying. That was, of course, in part to Covid, but it also happened to coincide with my wife and I's first child being born. Our daughter was born on April 6, 2020, so even before Covid really "took off" in the US. I had already planned to not fly during April, May, and June of 2020, as we were going to have a newborn in the house, and I knew I'd be needed at home. Kind of a crazy coincidence. So, since I had already been planning to not fly for three months when Covid hit it's peak, I was able to continue uploading daily during that whole three months, as I flew enough in January and February to make sure I could cover three months of no flying. In the end, I didn't fly for nearly 4 months, but I never missed an upload.

[@cassianobarbosasouza4699]

"O Céu e o limites " 😍🛫

[@Pe11ePD]

Do you have any REALLY full flight videos where I can hear ALL of the announcements in full (boarding, welcome, safety, FO or captain announcements, doors to manual, etc etc)? I'm collecting this announcements for my private use in a flight simulator, and it's quite hard to find a complete set of these, from the same flight. Thank you in advance!

[@sla31]

Well, I mean all of my full flights have been the full flights now for years. The problem with what you're asking is that most flight crews end up doing their passenger briefing before the door closes, while you're still sitting at the gate. And I don't film until the door of the aircraft is closed. I don't typically get the pilots giving their pre-flight announcements. And I definitely don't know off the top of my head which videos might have it. Your guess is as good as mine of that one my friend. Sorry.

[@Pe11ePD]

@@sla31 No worries. I assumed it's hard to get all announcements due to above reasons. Thank you for answering. Cheers

[@JakeTravelz]

how is your video quality so amazing? please tell me how you do it? what settings? etc... I would love to start making better quality videos for my channel. How do you keep the camera so steady? please help!

[@sla31]

I use iPhone 12 Pros. I record at 2160p 60fps, and only use the built in stabilizing that comes standard on all iPhones. So, pretty simple really.

[@JakeTravelz]

@@sla31 so you hold your phone for 6-12hours on those full flight videos? When do u sleep or eat? Lol please explain how you do it so I can do better! I am a Flight Attendant and want to start posting better content.

[@sla31]

@@JakeTravelz Yes that is correct. To make sure I follow all FAA and airline rules, I use a small "handheld" camera that weighs less than 2 lbs. I also hold the camera by hand to compl with the "small handheld electric devices may continue to be used, as long as they are held in your hand or secured in a seatback pocket" rule. Honestly, I often give up the luxury of sleeping or eating on flights to make sure I get the best videos possible. I also wear a long sleeve black shirt and black gloves to avoid my arm reflecting in the window.

[@JakeTravelz]

@@sla31 ok thank you! Appreciate it!

[@Nathan-bf4jp]

I just love it tbh

[@king_zenvo8348]

Ah the sweet feeling of entertainment.

[@mattthompson8487]

Nice video SP!! Hey, I've never been on the A321 when the yellow pump was running, so I'm wondering if it is annoying and loud in real life or just loud in the videos?

[@sla31]

It is loud all the time. But, it’s only when only one engine is running. What you’re hearing is the power transfer unit that helps control power to the various hydraulic systems, while only one engine is running. Aircraft are required to have multiple hydraulic systems as back ups, in case there is a failure in one. The power transfer unit is what takes the separate individual systems and links them together in situations like that. When only one engine is running it’s used to control all the hydraulic systems at once. That all said, it’s notoriously loud on all A320 series aircraft

[@jasonmoors1191]

I'm guessing you overnighted here in preparation for the Hawaiian A330 journey the next morning? How did you get to ATL from JLN?

[@sla31]

That is correct. I actually flew out of MCI for this trip. In reality, I really haven’t flown out of JLN much in the last year or so. It gets kind of boring for you guys if I take the same JLN-DFW or JLN-IAH every week.

[@RealAdventuresWithAlbany]

nice

[@Reedville3]

Jeez how much space do you have on your phone??!

[@sla31]

I travel with two 512 GB iPhones. Currently an iPhone 12 Pro, which is my primary, and an iPhone 11 Pro, which is now my back up. I also travel with my 2016 15" MacBook Pro that has a 1 TB solid state drive in addition to another portable 2 TB rugged conventional hard drive. So, in a pinch, I can offload from the phones to the larger drives if I need to free up space.

[@Reedville3]

Nice! Great video btw

[@ClearSkyProductions777]

Great video...What do you use to stabilize your iPhone?

[@sla31]

On this flight, my right arm and hand, since I was on the right side of the aircraft. I typically do not use any type of mount, and I don’t use any other type of stabilizer other than what is auto built-in on the iPhone.

[@ClearSkyProductions777]

@@sla31 so what you’re saying is you film all of these by hand, holding up your arm for hours? If so that’s impressive.

[@sla31]

That is correct. On rare occasions I have used a mount. For example, my Charlotte to Honolulu flight was shot using a mount. Typically I do not use one though, because iPhones aren’t really designed as action cameras. So, they don’t typically do very well when there’s a lot of vibrations present. Which there are a lot of on airplanes. If I’m far enough ahead of the engines, the vibrations are much less, and sometimes a mount will work. But 98% of the time, I hold the camera by hand.

[@caveira5381]

Wait。。。。single engine taxi？

[@adamp.3739]

When it's a long ride to the gate, they do that. Generally to save on fuel and wear.

[@chrism6764]

The Matrix. 👍

[@haiho12-q7v]

Nice