FLIGHT REPORT | JetBlue (B62123) | New York-Kennedy to Los Angeles | Airbus A321-231 | EMS скачать в хорошем качестве

FLIGHT REPORT | JetBlue (B62123) | New York-Kennedy to Los Angeles | Airbus A321-231 | EMS

====FLIGHT INFORMATION==== Date: Sunday, August 4, 2024 Carrier: JetBlue Airways Flight: B62123 Seat: 8F (Even More Space) Origin: John F. Kennedy Int’l Airport || New York, NY (JFK) || Gate 12 (Terminal 5) Destination: Los Angeles Int’l Airport || Los Angeles, CA (LAX) || Gate 55A (Terminal 5) Departure Time: 10:26AM EDT (Scheduled: 10:00AM EDT) Arrival Time: 12:55PM PDT (Scheduled: 12:55PM PDT) Departure Runway: 22R (@ 10:41AM EDT) Arrival Runway: 25L (@ 12:36PM PDT) Travel Time: 5 hours and 29 minutes Distance Traveled: 2,510 Miles =========================== ====CHAPTERS==== 0:00 — Driving into Terminal 5 at JFK [Opening] 0:54 — Arriving at Terminal 5 2:00 — Entering Terminal 5 and Check-In Area 3:29 — Check-In 5:02 — Security 8:10 — Terminal 5 Airside, Flight Information and Small Tour of JetBlue’s JFK Operating Base 9:52 — Walking to Departure Gate [Gate 12] 12:22 — Our Gate for today’s flight [Gate 12] 12:52 — Our Aircraft for today’s journey 13:28 — Boarding at Gate 12 19:54 — Our Seat for today’s flight and Features of the Aircraft 21:04 — View of Taxiway and Runway 22R from the Gate plus aircraft movements 22:18 — Final Safety Checks 22:52 — Pushback from Gate 12 25:04 — Engine Startup 30:29 — Taxiing to Runway 22R for Takeoff 31:25 — Plane Spotting from Taxiway 36:47 — Takeoff from Runway 22R 38:10 — Takeoff Roll and view of (A) Line, the Rockaways and Jamaica Bay from above 42:27 — Inflight 53:37 — Flying over Pittsburgh, PA 57:57 — Flying over Columbus, OH and CMH Airport 1:01:50 — Flying over Dayton, OH and DAY Airport 1:03:48 — Flying over Indianapolis, IN and IND Airport 1:09:58 — Cruising over Santa Fe, NM 1:10:46 — Flying over Grand Canyon 1:15:53 — Flying over St. George, UT and SGU Airport 1:17:14 — Beginning Descent into LAX and flying over Fontana, CA 1:23:43 — Flying over Ontario, CA and ONT Airport as we prepare for approach onto Runway 25L 1:26:35 — Final Approach onto Runway 25L 1:31:10 — View of Downtown Los Angeles [Final Approach] 1:35:04 — View of SoFi Stadium [Final Approach] 1:36:05 — Landing on Runway 25L 1:37:03 — Taxiing off Runway and Short Plane Spotting from Taxiway 1:40:47 — Taxiing to Original Arrival Gate 1:46:18 — Taxiing to Gate 55A [New Arrival Gate] 1:48:08 — Arrival at Gate 55A 1:49:00 — Engine Shutdown and thoughts on flight 1:50:35 — Deplaning at Gate 55A 1:51:25 — Short Tour of JetBlue’s Operating Base and Terminal 5 1:55:30 — Leaving Gate Area and Heading to Terminal Exit 1:56:55 — Leaving LAX [Conclusion] ================= ====AIRCRAFT INFORMATION==== Aircraft: Airbus A321-231 (A321) Registration: N986JB Plane Age: 6.9 Years (September 2017) Engines: IAE V2533-A5 =========================== Hey everyone and sorry if I’ve been slightly behind on this. Procrastination can be a biatch at times. But after finishing the remainder of my shutdown era rides, it only made sense to catch up on the flights and luckily, I saved pictures of the flight replay on my phone and it allowed me to provide all the details of flights around me. JetBlue is a nice airline that has been around just as long as me and on this journey, we take the other Base-to-Base route, JFK-LAX on JetBlue. Now this flight was taken prior to the Port Authority of NY and NJ renumbering all gates at JFK. As of March, they started the process of renumbering all gates, where the gate numbers will now start with the terminal number the gate is located in. For example, Gate 1 in Terminal 1 would become Gate 101, and our gate would become Gate 512, since our gate was located in Terminal 5. However, I think it would’ve been easier to use ORD’s system where the gate number started with a letter representing a Concourse. For example, one concourse in T1 would be A Gates, another would be B Gates, one concourse in T4 would be C Gates and the concourses throughout the airport would be consecutive with letter assignments. I think this would’ve been an easier numbering system for the agency and the passengers. But this system still works though because it accomplishes the main goal which was to reduce confusion. But going back to LA, it was the final semester of programming at Exceptional Minds and let’s just say, the program is phenomenal and the friends I made here were really cool. I would love to take another class with them in the future, even if it were online. And Six Flags Magic Mountain was a lot of fun and so was the waterpark of CA with big waterslides and drop slides. It was all a ton of fun, and in the return on JetBlue to JFK, it will be the longest upload in this channel’s history to date when it releases because we will fly over a lot of cities, parks and more, so stay tuned. But for now, I hope you guys enjoy this journey towards the West Coast.