PHILADELPHIA, PA

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Rough Landing and high reverse spin, back ground noise is the reactions about the landing.

Airline: American Airlines
Aircraft: A319
Reg: N748UW
Aircraft Delivery: 19th September 2000
Flight Number: AAL1710
Airport: Philadelphia International Airport (PHL/KPHL)
Gate: A6
Runway Used: RWY 09R
Date: 12th July 2018
Flight duration: 1h 13min
Delay: 0h 0mins
Time of day: 11:32AM/11:32
Seat: 21F
Origin: Raleigh, NC
Destination: Philadelphia, PA

https://flightaware.com/live/flight/AAL1710/history/20180712/1434Z/KRDU/KPHL

Landing at Philadelphia International Airport (PHL).

We're looking through the pilot's windshield while landing at the Northeast Philadelphia Airport in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Runway 33 was in use on this blustery Spring day.

The Beechcraft King Air approaches the airport from the west-northwest on a visual approach and enters a left base to the landing runway. The Delaware River is clearly visible before the airplane turns final. 7:08

Camera settings: GoPro Hero3 Black, 1080p/60, Narrow View, Protune Off, Auto white balance

Hello everyone, Tony Arbini here from Landing patterns bringing you another in-depth video, guiding you on our landing into the NorthEast Philadelphia Airport (KPNE) down in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Our landing into the NorthEast Philadelphia Airport provide you with lots of information on charts, weights, altitudes, and airport information for pilots to plan for a safe landing!

Man having flashbacks to Grand Theft Auto drives onto Philadelphia International Airport Runway

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taken from MSNBC

Southwest
Flight 1564
PHL to DEN (Denver International Airport)
737-800
Take-off from runway 9L

Line up on 9L for an eastwardly take-off, climbing out over New Jersey before turning westward and breaking through the cloud coverage.

FAA's From the Flight Deck video series uses cockpit mounted cameras to capture runway and taxiway footage and combines them with diagrams and visual graphics to clearly identify hot spots and other safety-sensitive items. Learn more at https://www.faa.gov/go/FromTheFlightDeck

Airport in this video: Philadelphia, PA (PHL)
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0:23 - Airport Description/Diagram

1:12 - Night Operations. Misidentification of runway 35 is especially problematic for some pilots at night. Many pilots have confused parallel taxiways D and E, which are located on either side of runway 35, with the runway surface itself.

2:24 - Hot Spot 1. Pilots taxiing north or south on taxiway D have missed the fact that the taxiway crosses runway 8-26. The proximity to the general aviation area, and the fact that the taxiway at located at the end of the runway, may contribute to pilots losing situational awareness in this situation.

3:08 - Hot Spot 2. The intersection of taxiway S, S7, S8, and runway 27L-9R can be confusing and has contributed to numerous runway incursions at this location.

3:58 - Hot Spot 3. While runway 8 is not used for arrivals, runway 26 is. The overrun area for runway 26 extends past taxiway E, where the approach hold signage is located. This is a hot spot, because pilots can easily overlook this approach hold area and fail to hold short while on taxiway E.

4:48 - Hot Spot 4. This busy area contains the intersection of two major taxiways, bounded by two busy runway surfaces. Pilots must always be aware of their location on the airfield, and the use of moving electronic maps may help pilots maintain situational awareness in these surface configurations.

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We hope this short video will assist you in your trip to Philadelphia, PA (PHL).

It's always better to know before you go!


For More Information: http://www.faa.gov/airports/runway_safety/videos/

Airline: Frontier
Aircraft: A320
Reg: N213FR
Aircraft Delivery: 20th May 2011
Flight Number: FFT1067
Airports: Philadelphia International Airport (PHL/KPHL)
Gate: E8
Runway Used: RWY 27L
Date: 19th June 2016
Flight duration: 0h 54mins
Delay: 0h 0mins
Time of day: 12:37PM/12:37
Seat: 21F
Origin: Philadelphia, PA
Destination: Raleigh, NC

http://flightaware.com/live/flight/FFT1067/history/20160619/1630Z/KPHL/KRDU