Stunning Tulsa Landing - Delta Air Lines - Boeing 717-200 - TUL - N891AT - SCS Ep. 449

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Short Clip Series Episode 449:
In this episode fly with me on a Delta Air Lines Boeing 717-200 as we arrive at Tulsa International Airport (TUL) on a beautiful afternoon. This was filmed onboard Delta Air Lines flight 1839, inbound from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL), on September 28, 2020. This full flight was previously seen on my channel here:
• Full Flight - Delta Ai...
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-iPhone 11 Pro
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[@Jamiep94]

Great video as always bud thank you 🙏 👍

[@wimsluyter7393]

Great video! Thanks

[@JoelLessing]

Nicely done!

[@MultiMagnumforce]

Fantastic

[@patsfan-rx1eh]

Great video 100000000000/10

[@omaaviation9977]

Right on schedule

[@myrjer]

Nice.

[@sunflower30stm]

Smooth ride, why the big turn around... was it because of turbulence or waiting for a runway? Thank you for sharing all your work!✈️👍

[@sla31]

I'm not sure. It may have just been the way ATC routed us in. Or it could've been as simple as the winds switched directions and they had been planning on a different runway. I never listened to the ATC for this flight, so we'll probably never know. As always, thanks for watching!

[@funofflying15]

As always. a lovely presentation B and a great day for flying :-) I love that particular view from the Boeing 717, where half of it is taken up by a large engine cowling. It certainly puts things in perspective in terms of size eh! Sorry haven't been in touch recently, I've been setting up my own YT channel and have also been working on a small electronics project at home, related to the flight sim world. Speak soon my friend :-) Regards from Fun of Flying, aka Paul F from the UK!

[@sla31]

At first I was like... Who is this, it sounds like Paul, but I didn't recognize the channel haha. Well all was answered as I continued to read! As always, I'm glad you enjoyed the video my friend. I subbed to your new channel. I consider myself a proficient user of X-Plane 11, so I'm always interested in that type of content!

[@funofflying15]

Many thanks my friend, you are my very first Subscriber, ever, lol :-) I'm not a qualified electronics engineer and nor have I ever soldered before, but I'm learning fast and really getting into it! Having some great successes designing wiring circuits and soldering very small electronic components, so watch this space ha ha. Kind regards Paul

[@anakinskywalker5363]

Dude it amazes me that you fly every day just for us

[@sla31]

Well, I do upload everyday, but I don't fly everyday. I fly enough on the days I do fly, to make sure I have enough content to upload daily. Since I fly specifically for this channel, I fit in as many segments everyday as possible. So, when you're flying 4-5 segments on the days you do fly, you don't have to fly everyday to upload 7 days per week.

[@JThom-yh3ef]

Landed 🛬 here back in 2011 when I did and INT with American for the AMT position. Have I gotten accepted, I would’ve probably stayed in Tulsa. For a quiet place, I liked it believe it or not given that it’s located in a gun friendly state and its a stand your ground state which makes me even more safer because criminals are scared of armed citizens.

[@sla31]

Tulsa is one of my home airports, so even though I don't live in Tulsa, I am there quite often. It's definitely an often overlooked city/area and people often don't realize it is in the top 50 most populated cities in the US.