jetBlue a320 landing at MCO (720p)

This video features a jetBlue a320 landing at MCO (Orlando Intl) after departing from JFK (New York Kennedy). Great flight as always with a great landing! I always think its cool to see the spoilers in action while on an approach - they sure made use of them on this one!

Flight info:
Flight time: around 2 hours
Cruise: FL370
Recorded: March 16, 2010
Seat: 17F



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[akturksener123]

great videos bro 5 stars!

[frequentairbusflyer8]

@akturksener123

thanks man!

[2609yannick]

shutting down engine while taxing? Are you crazy???

[frequentairbusflyer8]

@2609yannick

It's a common practice in the airline industry after landing, it saves on fuel.

[2609yannick]

@frequentairbusflyer8 ow wait is this a 2 engine or 3 engine plane? cuz somthings like you said they do shut down the engines. but this is not only to save fuel, but also after a whole flight the engines are extremely warm. so they can cool down.

[frequentairbusflyer8]

@2609yannick

the a320 is a 2 engine aircraft, only one engine is needed during taxi

[mjayperry]

Great video, also thanks for the supers.

[mynameisbaldwin]

@2609yannick sometimes if the airport is really crowded or the space that the plane parks in is very exact, they might shut down both engines (or be tugged to a taxiiway if they were departing) to keep the jetblast from damaging people or planes on the ground.

[joeyrocks2207]

Thanks for posting a great video. You do good work.

[frequentairbusflyer8]

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