Thanks! Can’t wait to try it again!

Well done united

Isn’t Guam technically a United hub?

Hey united what are your thoughts on SKG Airport? Possible destination?

Delta's better.

many flights acc leave Newark on time i used to fly out of there many times but it also has a ton of delays

There is also “United … providing top notch levels of service”

Right up there with ".....Dulles, I have so many great memories!"

Rule of thumb... Always take the earliest flight out of EWR ...OR any MYC airport. GDP & Ground delays start in the afternoon.

As New Jersey resident I am shocked that his flight was on time my father always says to me if leaves late outta Newark it’s gonna be on time for Newark standards

Except if you're flying on United, you'll be boarding from a "temporary" facility built in the 1980s.

@@TheLewistownTrainspotter8102 They're talking about the terminal (where check in, security, and baggage claim are), not the concourses. And if you think a 40 year old "temporary" building is bad, my high school was a 60 year old "temporary" building.

That was almost as amusing as the comment about getting engaged at baggage retrieval .... :)

Funny!! Love it

Not having to fly on United sounds good to me as well.

Lately they have been really padding times at EWR. So you are more likely to be early than late. But that is just because they just add so much extra time to compensate

ive always flown out of Newark no delays 9 months went to cali no delay 3 weeks going to cali early hopefully no delays

And now I'm scared.

Wait? thats possible?!?!?!?!?

It’s funny I’ve flown out of Newark my whole life and only been delayed maybe 3 times. And only one of those was severe, like 5+ hours. The others were like 20-40.

I agree, it's huge. I was in a layover there, 7 minutes until I had to board to Nash TN, and had no idea they swapped my gates. First time flying alone, I was quite scared.

Sameee

My late friend Stewart worked private security at Denver. One day he got off work and decided to go to the lower levels of the airport. He kept descending further and further down and found himself at a level with machine gun carrying guards. They stopped him and told him if he did not leave immediately they would shoot him and he was not to talk about what he saw. He told me the story shortly before he died of pancreatic cancer. He waited too long for treatment. We were dear friends and I miss him a lot.

At least it's extremely easy to navigate, despite the long distances.

@@georgesenda1952 They were probably guarding the entrance to the backrooms, which we all know is under Denver Int'l.

I'm surprised you know about this Supreme Leader

but air koryo has 1 hub witch is pyongyang

@@sjdavyd yes, that's the joke

@@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un ik ik

i tought of LH Group Hub hopping. Geneva, Zurich, Vienna, Munich, Frankfurt, Brussel. Should be possible i one day

@UCQB3j2YFZJr7EhEx5c8tSFw lol

Flight hopping in U.K., board skytrain from Heathrow T2 to T5...Done.✅

It’s more easy in France with Air France, 2 hubs Roissy Charles de Gaulle and Orly you just need of bus, car, train to go from one to the other

the train would be more fun

Now that was cool!

Yep

😂😂

yep!😍🤩

LGA-BOS-JFK-ATL-DTW-MSP-SLC-SEA-LAX

@@LeviRamsey That would be an insane video 😦

yeah we need that

@@LeviRamsey That would be a relay, not sure if it could be done!

Few years ago NRT too

Honestly, I'm surprised to hear that United was connecting anyone at BNA, but glad to hear you made the connection! Southwest connects lots of people at BNA and AA and DL sometimes do, but that's kind of surprising for UA, given their relatively small presence here.

I think Delta is just as good. I do a lot of connecting flights with Delta, and they also do a pretty decent job and making the connections. American, on the other hand, is very bad at it.

They are more likely to wait a few minutes for you if they know you are very close because of a connection -- plus with everyone already onboard it's easy for you to walk on and find your seat. They can always make up the few minutes in the sky. If you never checked-in at EWR, of course they wouldn't of waited.

Yeah they don’t mind over speeding the plane 1 hour late departure 20 minutes early arrival

@@no951 That's because the schedules usually have a lot of padding built in, although SFO is pretty good at gobbling up all that extra padding whenever there's fog. Which is always.

I'm a baggage handler as well at KPHX!

I used to chat with a UAL pilot when he was off duty some 20 years ago via computer, he was the nicest person, and down to earth. He eventually left for other employment. But one day, I'm in Dallas at a bar, at the outdoor patio, I see his name, but he was having a nice conversation with someone, I didn't want to interfere, I later told him, he said I could have. About a month ago, I was online again, his name shows up, he's at a event about a hour from me, I couldn't get my roommate to go, my car needs work, so another missed opportunity.

But that Chicken and Orzo sure hit the spot in First Class. Right?

I've had to make the "Rhapsody in Blue Sprint" in Chicago a few times myself😅

Thanks so much, Dennis!

Here’s a crazy challenge. Ride every Amtrak route from one end to the other.

@@GreenerGrass you should do this same challenge but with American or Delta

I think you are gonna make it to San Francisco

@@Aviation-ls3bq not possible

Would love to see you do this with American Airlines on the way back!

@@goldenpacificmedia I would like to see that too. Southwest has so many hubs that that would be very interesting because some of them are short flights I would like to see that. Edit: yeah that’s probably impossible

American and delta

@@hanj31 he could maybe them in 36-48 hours

@@momiami7974 delta maybe but AA has too many hubs. With both delta and AA they have hubs at JFK and LaGuardia so transiting between the two airports could make it harder to do the trip

Currently at IAD and just took a transfer to DEN. These comment just got me excited!!!

Loved Denver as well, definitely one of the most beautiful hub I've been to!

I live in Denver and am an Aviation Geek. Definitely my favorite hub and he new UAL gates that were recently built are very nice.

I spent a good 10 hours on a layover in KDEN... needles to say I hit almost every bar in the airport and got a good buzz lol

Denver is the 2nd largest airport on earth and DFW being 3rd

Delta and American is impossible

@@justinfriedchicken agreed since they both use both NY airports as hubs it would be extremely difficult to complete in one day

Maybe I'll Alaska have the hub so it should be JFK to Los Angeles Los Angeles to Seattle to Portland and then Portland to Anchorage

For Delta start from Atlanta ➡️ New York JFK ➡️Detroit ➡️Salt Lake City ➡️ Seattle and last LAX

@@brianocean5756 JFK is not a hub I think SFO is one of the hubs

No SFO is not a Delta hub JFK is

Wow! Thanks!!

@tim b whats wrong with IAH?

whats wrong with george bush airport

It’s my fav united hub mate but hey I’m biased

Thank you for your service Tim!!!!

@@fromplacetoplace2008 the NAME. --BUSH-'

Cringe

Exactly, in fact you can also walk from northside of Terminal C over to Terminal B (shorter walk and a bit faster) without making the long walk to the SkyWay overhead train, all within security.

Sure Most were upgrades based on status.

Most likely upgrades although nevertheless would be interesting to calculate how much it is for us normal people.

Thanks so much! It was a fun one to make!

My dad is a United retiree and yes...totally having flashbacks of flying SA.

true

It’s a pretty quick walk it doesn’t take long

I really don't see the point lol.

Technically NRT is also but…..

Lol a United monopoly

@@akeemlawrence9750 don't you mean Deltas Hub

Technically Tokyo, London, and Frankfurt are also hubs.

@@G-546 nope

I’ve flown out of EWR and connected through ORD once

The IATA Code of Dulles Int'l Airport is IAD, not DIA. Between 1962 and 1968, the airport code used to be called DIA, but was confused with DCA. In 1968, it was decided to change the airport code into IAD to avoid confusion with DCA.

Are things really as they seem in AUS? Here in the US, many media outlets make it seem absolutely awful over there but I'm not sure if that's just fear mongering or not.

@@SKS8080 It’s a waste of time that makes him enough to afford flying first class around the whole country and makes him more money then a lot of other jobs would

​@@Ephigy1 I've seen a few videos from US networks perspective, which actually pointed out how ridiculous it's getting here. Unfortunately most Aussies are happy to put up with it and think things will get better if we keep locking down constantly. You can't travel to other states/territories (we only have 8) without an exemption, there are so many rules which at times make little to no sense, and even when things do get slightly better the state governments do snap lockdowns with no warning at the slightest of cases, which has resulted in 3 domestic trips of mine being cancelled in the past year. For example where I live, barbers aren't open (even by appointment, with masks etc) because they aren't considered "essential" so I can't get a haircut, yet 5 people can gather outside for a picnic, and supermarkets are open as normal where there'd be more of a chance of spreading Covid than at a barber by appointment. 5 people can also gather outside for sport, however personal trainers still cannot have classes and make an income, even if it's max 5 people. If you are unlucky enough to be considered a "close contact" to someone who has tested positive (like I was, just by being unlucky enough to be in the same place at the same time) then you must stay home for a 14 day quarantine and get 3 Covid tests, and even if your second Covid test after 5-7 days is negative, you STILL need to stay at home for the full 14 days. Luckily my employee pays out Covid leave, but I feel for people who lose income due to being an unlucky close contact and not doing anything wrong. So yeah, that's life here down under in the "Lucky Country" at the moment :)

@@skyline3694 Sounds preferable to being in, say, Idaho, where hospitals and medics are so overwhelmed that they aren't performing CPR on adult patients anymore, because it takes too many nurses and doctors to run a code, and if they survive, they don't have ICU beds to transfer the patients to anyway.

@@Ephigy1 Things really are as bad as they seem. I'm in Melbourne, Australia. We have been in full lockdown 6 separate times for a grand total of 220+ days. Soon we'll break the world record currently held by Buenos Aires. Schools have been closed for all or part of every school term/semester since the start of 2020. We're not allowed to leave our homes except for the bare essentials. We can't go more than 5kms from home, which is about 3 miles. There was rioting in the street near my house over the weekend... and I live in one of the most affluent neighbourhoods. The most crazy thing is that hardly anyone is getting sick, let alone dying. We handed our freedoms too easily and it's proving difficult to get those freedoms back.

My friend who works in airline scheduling just told me AA and delta pretty impossible as they both have 8 hubs.

Thanks for watching!

Oh yeah, I’m not afraid to say I did the same thing at DFW on the skylink😁

A lot

@@aviationandotherstuff6571 The DFW Sky Link is much more preferable since it’s outside as opposed to IAH which is underground.

@@MichaelJW72 there is one at IAH that goes underground, but that is out of security and goes between hotels and parking lots. There is a skylink like train that goes east and west along the north side of Terminal’s A,B,C,D and is only accessible to those that are through security. IAH is my home airport, so being an Avgeek, I am extra nerdy about it. 🤣

@@aviationandotherstuff6571 that must have been built since the last time I was there. Which was about 15 years ago.

Agreed, great story line and suspense!