Overcast Dallas Takeoff - Southwest Airlines - Boeing 737-800 - DAL - N8579Z - SCS Ep. 512

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Short Clip Series Episode 512:
In this episode fly with me on a Southwest Airlines Boeing 737-800 as we depart from Dallas Love Field (DAL) on an overcast morning. This was filmed onboard Southwest Airlines flight 876, enroute to El Paso International Airport (ELP), on November 9, 2020. This full flight was previously seen on my channel here:
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[@tinamansell8909]

Beautiful video! Keep up the good work!

[@phuongaongoc9054]

Thank you very much very beautiful

[@Nathan-bf4jp]

This just makes me dream about flying 🤩 Rank these best to least best: The views The white noise The cabin sounds and announcements

[@sla31]

I would rank them the same way you have them listed. Thanks for watching my friend.

[@sunnyscott4876]

Ready to go on my regular trip in July. In the meantime, I will enjoy watching your wonderful videos! Thanks again for sharing your adventures! 💖❤🛩❤💖🛩❤💖

[@robopig]

Amazing

[@burrisdebenning6655]

Long roll out of DAL. Must be thin warm air. Could see wing buffeting with what seemed to be updrafts/downdrafts. Wind shear is always a concern there. But, it may have been just a simple warm front rather than T-Storm. When will they change that modified beverage service!!! I want a ginger ale and a lime! 🍹

[@sla31]

Well, things have slowly started to get back to normal. Southwest is at least offering a snack and "select" soft drinks again. I think Coke, Sprite, Diet Coke, and water are the options now. Of course, they and American made national news last week when they decided to delay the resumption of alcohol service due to "too many unruly passengers." Which, doesn't really phase me as I don't typically drink at all, let alone on planes, but I did find their reasoning a bit lackluster... Honestly this looked more like the flight attendant unions controlling the show than anything else, and that "climbing number of unruly passengers" is still a tiny amount of the number of people flying everyday, and a lot are "mask" related and don't even involve alcohol. Anyways, I'm digressing a bit. Things are slowly coming back.

[@makair8542]

Awesome video! BTW when in older imma be a swa pilot

[@itzrecon31909]

When ever you are on the take off runway and full thrust is active the sound is so awesome

[@sla31]

I hope you achieve that goal my friend!

[@itzrecon31909]

Yeah same I hope he does to

[@makair8542]

@@itzrecon31909 thank u

[@makair8542]

@@sla31 thank u

[@MehmetKaya-xm1kv]

👍

[@jamesdougherty2271]

What's the point of watching a plane takeoff.

[@sla31]

There’s a lot of different reasons why people watch my channel, which as you’ve seen, is all commercial aviation flights. Many watch because they’re aviation enthusiasts and they enjoy watching solely for the aviation. Other enjoy it for the white noise that’s created from the engines. They say it helps them sleep, relax, or get work done. Other watch to see what a specific flight or plane is like, although these are more the full flights and not just the videos i post if takeoffs. And some people watch simply to see the beautiful natural skies and landscapes pass by, contrasted with the modern marvel that is the aircraft. Thanks for stopping by.