A lot of great flying skills on display.

This is the view you will see when you come into DCA from the north end over MD and DC and land over Graverly point following the Patomac River. with VA on the right side and DC on the left side.

I’ve done this approach many times in my Bonanza A36. Great video brings back memories.

flew over the exorcist house lol

Exceptional video. What equipment being flown?

This is more gripping than most films these days lol, amazing work and I won't lie I was stressing a little as you guys were getting lower and lower and there was no runway in sight XD

what was that bug doing at 50 feet for no reason. bugs gotta get down where the action is. 50 feet is too high for a bug. what you gunna eat at 50 feet

ah, the old river visual. chatgpt mentioned this approach. famous

What type of plane is this?

bug

Amazing flight and pointing out the landmarks, can't thank you guys enough for a glimpse!!!!

Which one of those bridges did the Air Florida crash on?

Nice approach, well done! That was the heading bug at the end! 😅

As a retired among us player, the flying was pretty awesome sauce 9.95/10

Man this is such a cool video. Thank you for also calling out the monuments during the approach too 🔥

I never knew that you can get to Reagan national that way

POTOMAC RIVER WASHINGTON

Best ever approach from the cabin, even better from the cockpit 😍

No native Washingtonian will ever call National Airport, "Reagan National". It is, and should always be called, "NATIONAL" Airport.

Such a beautiful approach, and that landing was absolute butter.

Rip big bug!

I find it insane they even considered closing DCA after 9/11. Glad they didn't, one of the best approaches in the world.

Thank you for this. Excellent prep for doing the real thing. Well done!

As an old private pilot, interesting to see how low the approaches are

love it, used to sit across the river at anacostia watching planes land for hours sometimes

Nhu vay gan 70 billions USD la Tien cua toi. Loi nhuan neu toi lam duoc la cua toi. Khong chia Voi Ai. Dang noi dung.

Tao rut lai loi noi Hom qua: deo cho dam aliens 90% annual return. Bon may tranh gianh phuc tap. Tao da cho 6,000 billions USD ROI. Bon may Tu chia. The xong. Day la quyet dinh cuoi cung. The xong.

Tao Dau co nha Saigon. Khong co nha Vietnam. Du ma My bon may Lao.

Ve Washington DC dinh cu. New York chia Washington Tien Half-Half. The xong.

Left New York ROI. Dang phuc tap Dau da noi Bo. Left ROI.

Left Chicago ROI. Dang giet Russians. Left ROI.

I think out of all those land marks bug had to be my favorite

Beautiful approach!

Excellent seeing all the landmarks of my old stomping grounds, thanks for sharing 👍👍

The CIA is on the approach? Seems a little... risky...

>> Bug. Best part of the video.

mens that plane in front only just took off

Citadel of democracy asshole. Den of thieves? You offend the USA with that. Thoughtless, unpatriotic. You don't deserve a pilots license in that air space.

The bug at the end 😂

love how u identify land marks. great video. r.i.p to the bug. at least he didn't suffer.

5:05 are they disarming A/T ?

I was on a flight from SRQ to DCA on this river approach and I've got to say, the bank right over the bridge just a few seconds before landing caught some of us off guard lmao.

Great view, nicely done! What type of aircraft was this? Sounds like Boeing callouts. Couldn't quite hear all the pilot talk, sounded like cross checking altitude points. The aircraft taking off ahead of them barely got off before they were at the threshold. I always struggle with this approach on FSX, one of the most difficult to time the turn and roll out of the turn at the end of the runway. These guys make it look so easy.

"bug" 😂

I remember the first couple of times i worked at the Pentagon and, without knowing there was an airport just due east, i watched the planes on final and wondered where the heck they were going.

We used to visit Washington every fall. The colors were so beautiful as we approached, pretty much the same flight path. We always had a beautiful Cadillac limousine waiting for us, and always asked for the same chauffeur. We’d check into our B&B, and run to the street to catch a cab to Hillwood for lunch and tour the estate. We’d end the afternoon having drinks at The Willard Hotel in the Round Robin Bar. The same bartender would always be arriving for her shift, and she always remembered us and our drink order. We sat at a table in the window relaxing until we had to dash back to change for dinner. We always picked whatever restaurant was new and well reviewed. Then we’d end the evening at J.R.’s. We miss those trips.

I saw my house

Slammer!

what aircraft?

I’m coming here in 29 days lots to see I’m excited ♥️✈️