Plane Spotting and Aircraft Identification: Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport PHX

[@johndavis6535]

No wonder so many people live in Phoenix. It looks gorgeous even from the airport.

[@tomtalker2000]

Now that the MAX's are down yet again. And the older generation 737's are reaching there end. I think it's time for a switch over to the Airbus A220-300 variant. Especially, for airlines like Southwest who rely so heavily on the 737 for there fleet.

[@_minneapolisavation]

I completely agree. The 737 is a 50+ year old airframe. Boeing and airlines that operate it should move on from it at some point, especially with the past incidents.

[@ScimitarAviation]

@@_minneapolisavationthey are still great usable aircraft that are very reliable when treated right. Southwest will remain with the 737 as long as they can, and even

[@ScimitarAviation]

Boeing as long as they can. They won’t switch to Airbus unless forced.

[@matthiashaenni]

Excellent spotting video 🤩

[@PLANEMANIA747]

Wonderful catches my friend ❤

[@spicyaviation]

2:41 it was doing reverse thrust while it was turning!!!

[@Perich29]

I love how British Airways fly different type of planes to Phoenix, good bye 747 400 good Rizz.

[@LevelFlight]

I miss the 747s

[@ThatCodeBlue]

Spectacular work!

[@trainboy13able]

is it me or did I hear a train horn in the background

[@LevelFlight]

You did indeed hear a train

[@Vega_13]

May I ask on what day this was filmed?

[@LevelFlight]

January 8th

[@Vega_13]

That’s wild, my Dad is actually the guy landing that A350 as it turns out!

[@LevelFlight]

@@Vega_13 That's super cool!

[@Vega_13]

Thanks for capturing it!!

[@spicyaviation]

bro tell him he's super good at landing!!! he buttered the bread!!!!!!@@Vega_13

[@larryjenkins902]

the us airways american livery looked like it was takin back off again'

[@LevelFlight]

Yeah they really floated the landing and the nose popped back up after touchdown

[@RayMclaughlin-ff2rn]

.........And goodbye BA 777

[@Perich29]

Our first A350 1000 landing at Sky harbor

[@ScimitarAviation]

No, British airways has operated the A35K for a while. They used to operate the B772 here