The second part of two videos of my travel from Tokyo to New York City aboard Northwest Airlines.
This video continues from where part one left off- Chicago O’Hare airport.
This video features:
-Take off from Chicago O’hare Airport using a B-727 aircraft
-Shaky landing in Detroit Metropolitan Airport
-A very short clip leaving JFK airport (I ran out of batteries)
-Downtown New York
-A side trip to New Jersey via Greyhound Bus Lines
This is for my travel vid subscribers, specially the ones who eagerly requested this:
Ellis Holden (BSuxX), Poul93, Tripperatfirst, Clengski, and so forth…
Thank you for eagerly waiting for the next travel vid to come.
Thank you, subscribers!
Have fun watching! 🙂
More info on AIRLINE TRAVEL & AIRPORTS: Tokyo to Chicago and NYC via Northwest Airlines (Part 2)
AIRLINE TRAVEL - BingNews Search results
-
Frontier Airlines unveils cheap unlimited summer travel pass — but there are a few catches
Frontier Airlines announced a flashy deal for frequent travelers Tuesday: a summer travel pass priced at $399 that will provide unlimited flights anywhere on its route map for nearly five months later ...
-
CBP Proposes Expanding Advance Data Requirements to Strengthen Air Travel Security
CBP published a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking that will require commercial air carriers to participate in the Document Validation (DocVal) Program. CBP published a Notice of Proposed Rulemakin that ...
-
Frontier Airlines announces new unlimited summer flight pass
Call it the summer buffet of air travel. Frontier Airlines has announced its newest incentive to get travelers back in the air post-pandemic: An unlimited summer flight pass that costs $399.
-
Southwest Airlines exec to testify at Senate hearing following travel meltdown
Southwest Airlines Chief Operating Officer will testify in front of the U.S. Senate Commerce Committee next week to explain what the airline has done following the holiday meltdown ...
-
Delta Airlines CEO: Pent-up demand for travel will be a multi-year demand set
Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss if the pent-up travel demand is starting to wear off, whether he sees signs of a weakening consumption, and if traditional business travel ...
-
Airlines issue travel waivers as winter storm pushes northeast. Which cities are covered?
All airlines are required by the Department of Transportation to offer full refunds when a flight is canceled for any reason, but every major airline is also offering travel waivers for select cities, ...
-
Customs and Border Protection proposes new air travel security requirements
U.S. Customs and Border Protection Thursday proposed expanding existing advance data requirements to require commercial airlines to participate in the Document Validation Program known as DocVal.
-
Could a ‘Forbidding Airlines from Imposing Ridiculous Fees Act’ help CT passengers avoid a travel ‘debacle’?
The Airline Passengers’ Bill of Rights, introduced by U.S. Sens. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., and Ed Markey, D-Mass., would prevent airlines from canceling or delaying flights without compensating ...
-
Avelo Airlines Brings Air Travel Back to Delaware and Flights Start at $49
On Wednesday, discount carrier Avelo Airlines officially opened a hub at Wilmington Airport (ILG) with rates starting at $49 as commercial air travel returned to Delaware.
-
Commercial Air Travel is Broken. Two New Airlines Think They Can Fix It
As commercial airlines abandon small cities, two start-ups are stepping in to help fix an increasingly messy air travel system in the U.S.
-
Senators push for airline passenger protections after holiday travel meltdown
Sens. Ed Markey and Richard Blumenthal reintroduced legislation that would strengthen airline passengers' rights.