United Airlines | Flight 55 | SFO-KOA | Boeing 757-200

This is my journey from San Francisco International Airport (SFO) in San Francisco , California to Kona International Airport Keahole (KOA) in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii. The plane pushed back from Gate 80 at SFO and arrived at gate 4A in KOA. Flight time was 4 hours and 59 minutes. In Air footage taken from seat 3A in the UnitedFirst cabin of the aircraft.

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• 757-200
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• Land
• Push
• Back
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• Gate
• Hawaii
• Kona
• San
• Francisco
• SFO
• KOA
• Flight
• 55

[mrmoerder]

Great video

[fsxaddictx]

@mrmoerder Thanks! Look out for similar types of this video. I'll be hopefully doing trip reports on my flights to Hawaii, Florida, and Vancouver!

[kkeanisie]

@fsxaddictx yeah Edmonton, ab! And oops, i when i was talking about all the same stuff I meant on the flight to Kona (just incase you were like "..what" aha )

[fsxaddictx]

@kkeanisie haha yeah i was like uhh, united 55 has been the second SFO-KOA flight for years

[adamski895RS]

I liked the part 0:00 - 8:21

[fsxaddictx]

@75lotus1 nope. We always fly non-stop into Kona which gives us either a United 767-300, United 757-200, or Alaska 737-800. If I wanted to fly on the A330 back, I would have to do Kona - Honolulu, then get on the Hawaiian A330, then fly to either LAX or LAS, and then fly from there to one of the bay area airports.

[fsxaddictx]

@75lotus1 once you land in hawaii, the flight doesn't mean a thing :P now going home.... that's another story

[fsxaddictx]

@kkeanisie wait wait wait Edmonton, Alberta?

[kkeanisie]

Oh man. this made me miss Kona so much. I flew to SFO from Edmonton, was on the same flight # (but on a different day of course) , same gates, even sat in the same first class row and seats as you.

[fsxaddictx]

@TheMattyccc actually they wouldn't because of the railing on the truck

[TheMattyccc]

@fsxaddictx At 52 seconds into the video where the guy is opening the door he could fall and so if that was in the UK health and safety people would have gone wild