December 15, 2025: United Airlines Boeing 737-924er San Diego to Denver FULL Trip Report скачать в хорошем качестве

December 15, 2025: United Airlines Boeing 737-924er San Diego to Denver FULL Trip Report

Despite it being a rough start, I had a great trip to San Diego. I saw my grandmother and played some volleyball. Now for some fast facts about San Diego Into Airport, formerly known as Lindbergh Field, named after aviator Charles Lindbergh. San Diego Airport Authority changed the name to simply San Diego International Airport in 2003 because “Lindbergh Field” sounded too regional, as San Diego was becoming a major international gateway already by that point. San Diego is a hub for Alaska Airlines and Southwest Airlines. While Alaska Airlines has the most destinations of any airline in San Diego, with 40-49 nonstop routes, Southwest Airlines has the most daily flights out of any airline that flies through SAN at almost 4,000. Alaska Airlines operates within Terminal 2. Terminal 2, built in 1972 underwent a big renovation project and opened in phases during 2013-2014. Southwest Airlines operates in Terminal 1. Terminal 1, built in 1967, is currently undergoing a $3.8 billion renovation project to modernize it and make it more environmentally sustainable. The new state of the art project is opening in phases and will have 30 gates. The first phase opened in September 2025 and has 19 new gates. The final 11 gates is slated to be completed in 2028. Highlights: Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-990er preparing to take off to New York JFK as AS24, N494AS (0:00) This is our flight to Denver, a United Airlines Boeing 737-924er as UA2476, N68834, at Gate 40 in Terminal 2. (0:08) Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 8 taking off to Houston-Hobby (HOU) as SW1761, N8879Q. (0:17) Delta Air Lines Airbus A321-271NX cancelled as it awaits its next assignment, N544DN (0:27) Alaska Airlines operated by SkyWest Airlines Embraer E175LR arrived from Fresno (FAT) as SK3430 preparing to takeoff to Salt Lake City (SLC) as SK3488, N189SY (0:33) American Airlines Airbus A321-253NX taking off to Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW) as AA3327, N464AA (0:39) Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 9 preparing to takeoff to Newark (EWR) as AS297, N947AK (0:57) Delta Air Lines Airbus A321-211 preparing to takeoff to Atlanta (ATL) as DL762, N387DN (1:09) United Airlines Boeing 737-924er taxiing for takeoff to Newark (EWR) as UA327 (1:12) Hawaiian Airlines operated by Alaska Airlines Airbus A321-27N arriving from Honolulu (HNL) as AS902, N215HA (1:22) Southwest Airlines Boeing 737-7H4 taking off to Sacramento (SMF) as SW677, N236WN (1:32) On board and settled into 24A (1:41) Pulling out finally (1:58) Taking off to east (2:34) Cuyamaca Mountains (4:14) Palm Springs (4:36) California desert (4:53) Cruising altitude of 35,000 feet (5:00) Marble Canyon or the Grand Canyon, Arizona (5:11) Flying over mountains over western Colorado (5:47) Beginning initial descent into Denver (6:05) Front Range (6:40) Entering the Great Plains and the Denver Metropolitan Area (6:43) Downtown Denver skyline (7:17) Turn around and final approach into Denver (7:48) Landing at Denver International Airport. The snow capped roof imitates the Rocky Mountains Colorado is known for. (8:55) Taxiing to gate. Denver is one of the largest hubs for United Airlines. (10:15) United Airlines Boeing 737-924er preparing to take off to Portland (PDX) as UA2390, N69888 (11:00) Thank you United Airlines. It was a good trip in San Diego but I am also glad to be back home in Denver. Our gate was A34. (11:13)