US Airways A319 Landing at Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT)

US Airways A319 in American Airlines Livery Landing at Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT)
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[@saxachewon8062]

Mr. Potatohead left his glasses on the wing.

[@marciaburns1870]

Thank you showing this video of US Airways next to final flight to Charlotte I was on this flight in 2002 coming or going to Orlando.

[@FlyerBoy]

+Marcia Burns No problem!

[@leesahscottage663]

Well captured, truly enjoyed...

[@FlyerBoy]

Thanks!

[@NVHSChadSheppard1]

Nice flare and landing

[@TonyP9279]

"Cabin check please!" ME: "Yep - still attached!"

[@royce085]

Very Nice! I just recently returned from Buffalo on the same kind of plane landing on the same runway and parking at the same gate. The flight was also in the morning like this one.

[@FlyerBoy]

+royce085 Thanks for the comment! How was the flight?

[@frenchfries1229]

Awesome video m8

[@FlyerBoy]

Thanks mate!

[@cchambard]

Very clear video, flyer boy!

[@FlyerBoy]

Charlie Chambard Thank You! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@FlyerBoy]

+Charlie Chambard Thanks!

[@knightd12]

Excellent video, but what is all that wind noise?

[@FlyerBoy]

+knightd12 The wind noise is from my camera, it can't block it all out.

[@AverageAlien]

I had flown with Airbuses my entire life so when I finally travelled with a 737 I shat my self. unlike all of my Airbus landings, which were smooth and precise that 737 was bloody all over the place and it made steep turns and it wobbled everywhere and the landing was really harsh and speedy...

[@AverageAlien]

***** I know. I know it was Ryanair. I live Boeing more than airbus. It was just the Ryanair flight. I agree, and I prefer Boeing, I was a bit over dramatic.

[@AverageAlien]

***** 777-300ER is actually one of my favourite planes. Those roaring GE90s

[@quackadoodle7965]

This a high quality game name please?

[@alexaref]

0:15 what is that HUGE mine??

[@FlyerBoy]

+Sacha Al-Aref Checked this on Google Maps and found out that it was Martin Marietta Aggregates Quarry.

[@HollisterLoBoiz]

What is that at 0:17?

[@FlyerBoy]

It's the Martin Marietta Aggregates Quarry

[@AviationManiak]

coming from where?

[@FlyerBoy]

+Scott Lewis The origin of the flight was Nashville, Tennessee :)

[@FlyerBoy]

+Scott Lewis Nashville, TN.

[@aryanrishi]

What a rebel! The flight attendant called the airline US Airways, and not American Airlines!!!! XD!!

[@FlyerBoy]

+aryan rishi At the time US Airways was still in the merger process and not yet fully integrated into American Airlines even though some aircraft were already sporting the American livery, hence the flight attendant calling the airline US Airways and not American.

[@BSiskaAviation]

+FlyerBoy what camera did you use?