Скачать или смотреть {HD} [FULL NIGHT FLIGHT] Los Angeles (LAX) — San Diego (SAN) — United Express — CRJ-700 — N743SK

→ Join me on yet another quick regional jet flight down the southern California coast! This flight is usually operated by an E175, but on this particular day, it was a CRJ-700. Once the cabin lights dim, the footage begins. We start while pushing back from LAX's gate 86B. LAX is basically dead for departures this time of night (at least, before the midnight redeye push), so the taxi to runway 25R was fairly short and quick. We line up on 25R and power up. Isn't it amazing how much faster the CRJ seems to need to go before lifting off? Versus, say, an E175? Maybe that's just me, but either way, we launch off of LAX turf and head out to sea, turning a few times to the south to align us with San Diego. If you look REALLY, REALLY closely, you'll see a few other planes fly by us during this short 20-minute flight. But you have to have a keen eye. How many did you see? Remaining just off the California coast for a great majority of this flight, you get to see the lights of the coastal towns as we fly past them. Just a short 18 minutes later, we begin our descent into San Diego, flying the downwind approach to runway 27. Once we flip a 180 and line up for runway 27, we see the beautiful lights of downtown San Diego as we fly past. In case you wanna skip ahead, it's at 35:05. But boy, oh boy, this landing was a doozy! We were greeted into San Diego by quite literally FALLING OUT OF THE SKY after flaring a bit too hard and losing airspeed. The video does a terrible job of capturing just how hard this landing was. Imagine what you saw, multiply that by 10, and add a broken tailbone and you got a perfect idea. Jeebus... Nevertheless, every landing you can walk away from was a good one. Anyway, since SAN airport is set up right near the runway, the taxi to gate 42 was short and sweet. I hope you enjoy this quick night flight between Los Angeles and San Diego as much as I did (but not as much as my tailbone), and, as always, all the flight information you could ever desire can be found below!

→ Flight info:

Airline: Skywest Airlines dba. United Express
Flight Number: 5213
Aircraft Type: Mitsubishi CRJ-701ER
Registration Number: N743SK
Livery: Evo Blue
Seat: 14A
Flight date: December 7, 2021
Passenger Count: 68/70
Departure Airport: Los Angeles International Airport, Los Angeles, California
Arrival Airport: San Diego-Lindbergh Field, San Diego, California
Departure Gate: 86B
Arrival Gate: 42
Departure Time: 6:59PM PST (Schd. 7:05PM PST) (6 minutes EARLY)
Arrival Time: 7:42PM PST (Schd. 7:58PM PST) (16 minutes EARLY)
Departure Runway: 25R
Arrival Runway: 27
Flight Duration: (Including Taxi) 43 minutes

Link to Flight Route:
https://flightaware.com/live/flight/N...

Route of Flight:
LAXX1 MZB

Plane route info:
This plane started its day in Redding by flying to Los Angeles, followed by a San Diego turn, then an Aspen turn. After flying between Los Angeles and San Diego (my flight), it would fly one last Los Angeles turn, and overnight back in San Diego.

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→ In case you are curious as to why I flew out of Los Angeles and not Burbank... Avelo's delayed flight from Santa Rosa caused me to miss my Southwest connection to San Diego through Sacramento, so I had to get a Lyft to LAX, which took 70 minutes through the deep backroads of Los Angeles. That was creepy. And my driver seemed like a race car driver...

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