Southwest Airlines B737-7H4 Departure From Sacramento

Welcome On Board Southwest Airlines Flight 1189!

Watch the landing in Orange County -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZN3qY-_EP1s

We left Sacramento International at 10:25AM, and as you can see, the pilots were trying to meet that schedule! The flight time down to Orange County was 1hour 23minutes, we got there in 1hour 15minutes. During the flight, I'd say that it was the BEST service on a low cost airline that I've had so far, the flight was smooth, and there was a pretty much clear view all the way to Orange County.

Our touchdown time in Orange County was 11:40AM which was about 10minutes ahead of schedule. To watch the landing in Orange County, click the link above.
Please enjoy SWA1189's takeoff from Sacramento, also, please comment, rate, and most importantly, SUBSCRIBE!


Video Information -

Aircraft - Boeing 737-7H4

Seat # - 17A (I think...)

Camera - Sony DSC TX7 (9M HD AVCHD Recording Mode)

Departure Time - 10:25AM

Arrival Time - 11:40AM

Flight Time: 1 hour 15 minutes

Departure Airport - Sacramento International Airport, California

Arrival Airport - Orange County / John Wayne Airport, California

Aircraft Registration - N442WN

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Thanks for watching the takeoff from Sacramento!

Stay tuned for uploads from the rest of my trip, and Merry Christmas!


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[krnv4]

so what is the difference between a 737 7h4 than just a 737-700?

[fsx767]

@krnv4 It's titled a -7H4 because each airline that uses the -700 will title the middle number and last number with a letter then number. When the airlines pick this, the manufacturer knows the type of -700 they want....... it's sort of a hard concept that's hard for me to explain.

Thanks for watching!

[Helicopterpilot16]

I am flying 4 SWA aircraft in about 2 weeks! 3 737-300's and a 737-700 of which I will be siting in 5F. But I wanted to know if it is easy getting the seats you want on SWA and are the people that usually fly on then nice enough to no care if you get video? Thanks and great video! I subbed! Please check out my channel!

[fsx767]

@Helicopterpilot16 Hi!

To get the best possible seat on SWA, you need to buy the Early Bird Seating. Early Bird passengers are guarenteed an A or early B boarding position, making finding a seat very easy!

In this video, as well as the landing in SNA, takeoff from SNA, and landing in DEN, I was flying with family and I have yet tried to record while flying alone, even though I do do it.

Let me know how it goes! I'm flying alone over the summer and I want to record!

I'll subscribe too!

[thomasgotschalk]

Cool. Thanks for sharing - always interesting vids. (^_-)b

Merry xmas!

[fsx767]

@thomasgotschalk Thanks! Merry Christmas!

[jayflies737]

Nice!

[jayflies737]

Nice! Please check out my new videos!

[fsx767]

@HawaiianAviator Yeah, I would assume so with the left aileron coming up, it's a pretty cool technique to fight the winds!

The landing in Orange County will be up on the 29th (or around then) I think.

[HawaiianAviator]

A bit of a cross wind? Very nice video, cannot wait to watch the SNA video.

Cheers Ryan!