Piloting BOEING 787 into LAX Los Angeles | Cockpit Views

[@justplanes]

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[@michaelredgrave7728]

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[@michaelredgrave7728]

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[@jovanholland36]

That's my city

[@eduardocapitao2760]

Eduardo

[@Timgo84]

I love watching planes land on 24R and enjoying a Double Double at In-N-Out. Doesn't get much better than that if I can't be up in the air.

[@glidden67]

I would have the same thing at the same place when I worked in El Segundo.

[@BoomerKeith1]

I'm at the tail end of my aviation career and I still love the videos JP puts out!

[@jackherstam7935]

At 6:17 the crew is cleared for the ILS 25L approach and this caught my attention. They're still above FL300. They're also still 40NM from GRAMM, a waypoint which is just west of San Bernadino, approximately 60 NM from the threshold of 25L. So they're still 100NM from touchdown. The highest initial approach fix for 25L is at 10,000 MSL, so they're still 20,000 feet above that as well. This is super cool; easily the earliest approach clearance I've ever seen.

[@justplanes]

Cool and very interesting point, thanks for that Jack

[@PorcelainKilt]

They landed 24R. Captain please write this number down!

[@jackherstam7935]

idk Ya they got a runway change at some point during the approach/arrival. They were cleared for 25L originally at the time stamp I commented on.

[@BoomerKeith1]

@@jackherstam7935 There are a few major airports in the US that will give early clearance depending on traffic and time of day. LAX and Denver are the two that immediately come to mind.

[@dubisbaby]

This is my favorite video! I grew up flying in and out of LAX and now I live in northern Utah flying in and out of SLC Airport. It highlights some of my favorite places. Thank you for the video!

[@robertlafnear4865]

GREAT Video... I lived UNDER the flight path into LAX for most of my life.. I sure miss the sounds of those Big jets as they passed overhead. Big Thank You to the crew and J.P. for the nice video.

[@justplanes]

Oh that sounds like fun Robert, thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed the video!

[@dr.stevenpennym.d.3241]

I flew on the 787 from Chicago to Warsaw. The best aircraft ever.

[@ronmac1832]

Loved it! You guys made it look easier than landing my Cherokee 140 at an uncontrolled field.

[@ShakespeareCafe]

the 24-25 explanation is my takeaway...it was a pleasure flying with you

[@airlinepilotdude]

Good god the I am amazed at how quiet the 787 cockpit is!

[@justplanes]

Ya its pretty quiet indeed.

[@Ezkvlra]

yep with those GEnx-1B or Trent 100 engines

[@foxbatforever9025]

It's always enjoyable to watch justplane's videos,thanks for your hard work folks! :)

[@justplanes]

Foxbat Forever thank you very much ❣️❣️✈️

[@vernalc2449]

The first time that I flew into LA was on a Friday night during rush hour and it was a beautiful sight! When I saw all the lights on all the freeways after the biggest city I had ever flown into was New Orleans, I kept thinking, "What the hell have I got myself into?" This was back in 1991 and have never regretted it!

[@mahmoodsoleja9068]

Awesome ! Lots of love 💚 INDIA 🇮🇳 👍

[@justplanes]

Mahmood Soleja thanks very much Mahmood and ❣️ back from Boston

[@cattleman36]

You guys are great! Thank you so much for sharing and instructing. Professional landing into LAX.

[@dianeschroeder3980]

This was an amazing video. LAX is my home airport and I’m familiar with those runway so it made the landing extra cool!!❤️👍✈️

[@justplanes]

Thanks Diane, glad you enjoyed it!

[@Bolinas]

Loving the pilot on the radio with ATC at 3:28

[@drewt4451]

Yes!!! I was looking for this.

[@Kaipeternicolas]

My favorite approach on this planet. Thanks for uploading!

[@justplanes]

Very cool, glad you got that for you!

[@markcardwell]

Great crew! Great plane! I love the sterile atmosphere with lots of flight details and frequent looks at nd and pfd

[@AviationTV]

it's almost like Las Angeles was simply 'rolled out' like a carpet the way it has spread everywhere. It's like a carpet covering the landscape, just going for miles and miles everywhere

[@ajdijkvan7831]

JP.....welcome again! Great professionals doing their job! Very nice cockpit views....I loved everything! Thanks for all JP! Safe filming and a happy week;)) Greetings Betsy.

[@justplanes]

Thank you very much Betsy, you have a nice week too and see you soon

[@ajdijkvan7831]

@@justplanes .....Morning! Thank You for your always friendly answer JP!........Betsy.

[@justplanes]

@@ajdijkvan7831 You are most welcome Betsy. Have a good day :)

[@ajdijkvan7831]

@@justplanes .....Thats great to hear, thanks so much!....Betsy.

[@747Richie]

Great landing , one of the few without pio during flare, well done

[@johnharris7353]

Thank you gentlemen! I will fly with you anytime!

[@lowrivera]

12:25, INGLEWOOD!!! Planes ✈️ flying into 24R go right over the house I grew up in!

[@fromaggiovagiola9128]

Did you pursue a career in aviation?

[@aaroncloward1654]

It's a video that had captured both our homes, so to speak!

[@mikeL5183]

I can tell this was from a few years ago - I think I see the Sixth Street Bridge over the LA River still in its original form (it's since been torn down and a replacement is being erected). I believe you can see it clearly starting around 9:35 mark...

[@_Tommmmmm_]

Yeah it’s old because I don’t even think the Rivvr arrival even exists anymore

[@justplanes]

Yes it sure is.. we're posting all older videos now as we haven't flown in half a year unfortunately... we have a few videos from 2020 and the rest is all from prior to that. Hopefully we can get airborne again soon.

[@hongnguyenthanh3640]

I love watching Just Planes’s videos, hope you will upload many videos.

[@tonymcflattie2450]

Nice view of Las Vegas!

[@turgaysener7955]

Perfect. Thanks.

[@MrCrystalcranium]

Wow...the 787 is an amazing airplane...cruising at 43,000 feet! In the shot at 5:40, you can see the curvature of the earth. Amazing, I did not know commercial flights cruised that high.

[@justplanes]

Yes and not only do they go to FL430 but they often can go high very soon after departure... like we've been right up to FL380-390 right after takeoff for a transatlantic flight when normally on older planes you would start atFL310-350

[@wotan10950]

MrCrystalcranium That’s true! I fly transatlantic every year to visit family. On a 747-400, we leveled off from Newark at 29. We didn’t climb again until past Cape Cod. I flew the same route on a 787-9, and we immediately climbed to 37, and further along, 41.

[@keithfreitas2983]

Depends on the forecastedwinds at different flight levels and if you are using the jet stream going east. The flight plan chooses the best flight level and gives a printout of winds at differet levels along the route for long flights. The crew is supposed to monitor winds and if the headwind is higher than forecasted they suposed to let Dispatch know.

[@relaxlibrary1088]

Awesome Video Again Just Planes so relaxing to watch your Videos as when i was in the oil business for all these yrs i loved flying around the world on all the big planes i will be doing more traveling once the covid 19 virus calms down hopefully to Baku Azerbaijan and Tbilisi Georgia. thanks again .

[@justplanes]

Thank you very much. Glad you enjoyed and relaxed with the video and hopefully soon we will all be able to fly like we used to...

[@anniehyams1169]

Thank you so much for the beautiful red heart and the lovely message

[@justplanes]

Annie Hyams very welcome Annie

[@patrickmusson4571]

Always great landings with JP, very enjoyable. I'm even more looking to trying these approaches in the new Microsoft Flight Simulator which launches in 7 days, and the best thing is that I'll have access to a 787-10 Dreamliner. I also seem to have an affinity for Scandinavian airline videos.

[@justplanes]

Thanks Patrick. Glad you enjoy them... and I think in a week the new Flight Sim is coming out... I hear its amazing. Enjoy it!

[@amarayizayiz1043]

yea but your fps will be lower than 0 because this game takes crazy amount of fps from you

[@anniehyams1169]

Just planes beautiful landing beautiful view thank you to all Captains pilots and crews for the lovely invitation to join in Live Chat and to watch the beautiful premiere 11-08-2020 3pm thank you so much for sharing the beautiful video

[@justplanes]

Thanks very much Annie

[@aaroncloward1654]

A flyover of my home airport KSLC! They are opening a brand new airport soon! First terminal and many other services on Sept. 15, 2nd terminal after Oct! So excited! Fly the NEW SLC!

[@annemargaret5562]

Fantastic! Thank you

[@SyedAli-qz1cp]

I am just blown away by the “fact” that the reality of everything is not what we perceive by our senses, which is the end result, rather what we can’t.

[@markfosseth8047]

Here is an example on how to pilot a plane, staying well ahead of her 🙂 thx JP !

[@anniehyams1169]

Thank you so much for sharing the interesting briefing

[@justplanes]

Thanks Annie

[@edzanjero353]

This vid shows just how dry the L.A. Basin is. It actually didn't used to be so dry. Some years had good rainfall. But one of the most blatant weather changes of the Basin over the decades is the departure of significant fog, which used to be common many evenings. In the 50's and 60's, thick fog covering the entire Basin was so great even seeing across the street was impossible.

[@Menviator]

I love the b787

[@wendyraymond1751]

Love your videos ...always such a pleasure thanku love an God bless x

[@justplanes]

Thank you very much Wendy, very happy you like all the videos!!

[@boudewijnvanmotman9811]

EXCELLENT 👍

[@carolevargas5843]

Awesome

[@9ugusto]

the new flight simulator is looking dope

[@anniehyams1169]

Why are you not allowed to have any visual landings in Scandinavia as Captain said curious to know why

[@marka7903]

It's not that they're disallowed per se; there is just never a situation in which they would be useful. These are aircraft flying on IFR flightplans who would prefer to remain under radar control. Many major US airports only use visual approaches to reduce ATC workload (in fact, many of these "visual approaches" are published to facilitate traffic flow).

[@justplanes]

@@marka7903 Very interesting, thanks for that comment Markus

[@valdemirocosta237]

Olá comandante! Muito bem explicado. Parabéns!

[@justplanes]

Gracias Valdemiro

[@josephsimmos8907]

Great video

[@robertlowe9538]

Nice how speed brakes work...

[@gilliantracy7991]

Great vid thanks!

[@mallyjoyplaneflighttv]

We all know him 🤣🤣 thanks for another great video of how it’s done on the flight deck Sir .👍

[@justplanes]

Very welcome and glad you enjoyed the video!

[@rajbahadurverma6762]

Super Video

[@justplanes]

Thanks very much Rajbahadur!

[@parish2091]

1:41 - First time I have seen what looks like one of those pop up windscreen shades you use in a car on a hot day used in an aircraft cockpit - is that FAA approved ?!

[@nick00790]

It's Norwegian plane so probably not FAA complianced

[@parish2091]

@@nick00790 - I am pretty sure the FAA take a view on any aircraft flying in their airspace even though they do not have direct regulatory powers.

[@keithfreitas2983]

No, but lots of pilots use them. Was on a flight flying jumpseat long ago and one of the pilots had one of those cardboard fold out ones cut in half. As long as one pilot is looking out the front window

[@parish2091]

@@keithfreitas2983 that was my reason for commenting - the shade was was blocking the skippers view forward and must have impacted the co pilots view as well. Even with all the instrumentation and warning systems on modern aircraft I thought the crew had to maintain visual capability.

[@TeakOrange]

It seems to be fine since they aren't in the crucial times of the flight so I think that it should be approved.

[@bownarrow7114]

Las Vegas Raiders stadium construction hadn't been started (at 5:25). How old is this video?

[@simpsonsj]

Look carefully and you'll notice that T- Mobile Arena isn't there either, just an empty lot behind New York New York. And approaching LAX the old Hollywood Park racetrack still stands (the current site of SoFi Stadium). So the video must be about 4-5 years old.

[@TeakOrange]

Yeah, jp said it was 5-6 yrs old

[@raphaelmiguelbalon9226]

Norwegian Long Haul was unfortunately gone by the time both stadiums were completed.

[@cmr58]

What was that first airport shot of?

[@markjh1111]

FL430! I thought the ceiling was FL410!

[@fromaggiovagiola9128]

When was this? The new Midfield Satellite Concourse is not on his screen. Those big hangars are gone.

[@TeakOrange]

5-6 years ago

[@Choopremo]

I miss flying!

[@justplanes]

It's coming back... more flights every day and as soon as a vaccine is out hopefully things will improve quickly.

[@TakeDeadAim]

How can you see with those shades blocking your view?lol! Back in "the day"...we carried paper charts to use as sun shades. Can't do that with an iPad now can you???lol!

[@softreset82]

They look like light diffusers, not shades.

[@sarojshah5910]

Good with location titles

[@benshaw8379]

Was this a recently filmed video?

[@justplanes]

Ben Shaw was filmed 5-6 years ago Ben

[@yahyamechmeche4634]

JUST PLANES WHAT boieng is it ? 787-8 787-9 ?

[@Ryanboy2020]

Take note.. you will rarely see downtown LA on approach to LAX because of pollution. With the current crisis and the reduction in traffic you are seeing record low pollution levels and clear skies.

[@mikeL5183]

Except this was filmed several years ago.

[@Ryanboy2020]

@@mikeL5183 Wrong. It was filmed within 24Hrs ago of today. Sorry you were misinformed.

[@mikeL5183]

@@Ryanboy2020 and you know this how? If you look at 9:35 you can clearly see the Sixth Street Bridge over the LA River, BEFORE IT WAS TORN DOWN TO BE REPLACED! That project has been in progress for at least a year.

[@Ryanboy2020]

@@mikeL5183 Clearly you are mistaken but thats ok, you can always troll someone elses comments for lifes pleasures.

[@mikeL5183]

@@Ryanboy2020 not trolling at all. Look at some of the other comments, Just Planes replied and even said that this footage was a few years old and they haven't filmed anything new in a few months. If anyone's a troll, it's you, stirring up arguments...

[@tonyplokes12]

Por um instante eu achei que era Kimi Kaiokonem, ex piloto da f1😂

[@Kosmonooit]

Could have sworn I saw Denis Hopper on the threshold of that runway ...

[@justplanes]

haha

[@josephsimmos8907]

GREAT VIDIO, HOWEVER ONE REQUEST IF YOU CAN BRING THE SCREEN UP MORE FOR KNOTS AND ALTITUDE I WOULD APPRECIATE IT MORE. IT WILL BE ABLE TO GIVE A HINT OF THE REQUIERED SPEED AND ALTITUDE THER IS TO LAND. THANK YOU IN ADVANCE.

[@MikeDisney1957]

Why is the 787 considered a "heavy" when it's about the same size as a 737, which doesn't leave the same wake turbulence as a 777 or 747?

[@justplanes]

Mike Donaldson it goes by weight Mike. I believe an airplane with a max takeoff weight of 136 Tons or more gets the heavy call sign. But you can google it to get the exact figures.

[@MikeDisney1957]

@@justplanes Thank you

[@nickcockayne7880]

The 787 is the same size as a 767 (give or take) it’s much bigger than a 737 👍

[@jdawg2619]

Does just planes reply?

[@justplanes]

In general we don't... haha just kidding, yes one of us checks comments within 24 hours of the initial posting and we try to reply to all of them... after 24 hours we do our best but its tough due to the number of daily comments we get on You Tube, Facebook, Instagram etc... so if you want a response make sure to comment on the day the video is released.

[@rameshvlogs9543]

Nice

[@justplanes]

Thank you Ramesh

[@captaincrypto8244]

I do miss my job sometimes ...

[@justplanes]

I can imagine that

[@tomsolon9766]

No visual approaches in Scandinavia? That's sad AF.

[@mertuazonpineda8972]

hi wow n wow nice landing hahaha god bles us

[@ExtremeRecluse]

Boeing's, with the center yoke are just better. The AB joysticks clear up the cockpit, but a center yoke is just a lot more simple.

[@stefkadank-derpjr1453]

I watch these flying videos to work through my fear of flying. I absolutely hate it and yet I'm getting too old to drive to visit friends who lives several states away it's ridiculous. I also still can not comprehend how an airplane can pick up that many bodies and hold that much fuel and fly through the air. I don't understand the physics of it, it it seems impossible.

[@aaroncloward1654]

Just trust the professionals and thank the science! Great idea for using the videos to calm fears.

[@edzanjero353]

Much less all the way from Europe. You would think a plane couldn't hold all that fuel.

[@TeakOrange]

The engines are incredibly strong and the size, especially of the wings are very large. Also, flying is safer than driving.

[@lawrenceforman6999]

A lot of planes fly over SoFi Stadium to arrive LAX. Watch Los Angeles Rams and Chargers this fall......

[@justplanes]

We're def hoping for some sports this fall and lots of airplanes!

[@lawrenceforman6999]

That’s what we need to be great adventures without pandemic!!!!

[@VeyselCicek-u4h]

Düzenli zamanında iletilmesi gereken bilgilerin zamanında gelmesi zamanlar önemlidir.

[@Dermeister009]

I wonder if airliners ever thought of removing the windows 100% in the cockpit and putting no instruments other than Emergency back ups and the switches.. then givign the pilot a HOTAS system and VR goggles so they can see through the plane a bit like DAS on the f35. Is there any 1 in the industry or a pilot who has heard of anything similar maybe being in it's way for future airliners?

[@kickedinthecalfbyacow7549]

Windows work great and they are fairly cheap to fit.

[@tgmjrtgmjr8221]

I love to fly the 787 8 in my simulator.

[@justplanes]

Must be fun!

[@dashcan8479]

this is old racetrack is stll there.

[@cosmiconni6321]

L.a. traffic seems to be at a minimum for los Angeles airspace

[@michaelrodeback1956]

Wow. This is pretty old. The terminal facilities look nothing like that now. This is pre 2017 at least.

[@gummel82]

Pretty much every video JP releases on yt is old as hell

[@justplanes]

@@gummel82 How old is hell? You may not be aware but there is a pandemic going on and there has not been any filming in just about half a year... so yes everything we post has been filmed pre-pandemic, sorry about that.

[@justplanes]

As soon as the virus is over we'll be sure to get back in the air and bring you guys some newer stuff, meanwhile we're posting stuff that was filmed before we were grounded...

[@shrimpflea]

2014

[@Charles-im3bp]

2014 or 2020 ??

[@Chrisdayoungin]

2014

[@bobboberson2024]

Spoilers not speed brakes!

[@ilhan144]

Subtitles were cool

[@PInk77W1]

787, the A380 klller

[@shrimpflea]

A380 killed itself

[@shrimpflea]

@Mark Jackson No, the A350 is designed to compete with the 777. Similar passenger capacities. A330neo is competing with the 787.

[@shrimpflea]

@Mark Jackson More advanced and also larger and more expensive. These days that is a major factor that makes the 787 so attractive to airlines. But the A350 should do well against the 777.

[@robertATC60]

132.62!!!!

[@veyselcicek4323]

Pılotlarımıza düzenli iletişim olduğunda pıste güzel ıyı ınışler yopıyorlar.

[@captainmercer3877]

100fps 4K sweets

[@aehrr4247]

I can spot my house at 10:56!!

[@justplanes]

Jaime H that’s cool 😁👍

[@kishanpraful3564]

I love pilots i want to become a pilot

[@Forz932]

The Norwegian company to withdraw all its Boeing 787s?

[@raphaelmiguelbalon9226]

While Norse Atlantic remains.

[@mustafahasan4205]

i was TRC of Norwegian 787-8-9 aircraft.......

[@BOOMER90100]

yooooo i was in the bag room xD small world

[@jogolock1190]

Graphics on MSFS 20 look better.

[@AviatorDan]

😂

[@mrjaycam18]

🤣🤣

[@FelixCervantes]

Los Angeles is the city of my birth but it never has any color when you land, actually kinda of depressing. It is a desert that only grew because over 100 years ago, great engineering brought water from Northern California and the Colorado river.

[@shrimpflea]

Looks great at night though.

[@valuedhumanoid6574]

Typically planes get their lift from their wings and the engines provide the thrust. Yes, I know, it's crazy talk, but it's true. Just trying to pitch in and teach the world what I know. Don't thank me, it's my pleasure.

[@valuedhumanoid6574]

@Mark Jackson Yugi-oh! is my preference.

[@TeakOrange]

Indeed - that's why the wings need to be so long. But I don't really find it crazy talk.

[@Dave-cz4wu]

I had no idea they cover up the windshield completely sometimes.

[@sanpedrosilver]

👍🏼

[@josephsimmos8907]

N FUTURE VIDIOS THAT IS!

[@777DEHME]

IP with a trainee and safety pilot.

[@justplanes]

Good observation! :)

[@willie31133]

I think flying from Memphis to LA at 3am is too long and these jokers flew from goddamn Sweden! Way too long in an aluminum tube man.

[@shrimpflea]

It's their job bro.

[@nikobelic4251]

@@shrimpflea and we love it

[@syedahmed8015]

😱🙊🙈👍♥️♥️🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@나영미-z4g]

Korean. Kjh

[@justplanes]

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