Uploaded May 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
***Please Read: The #2 engine is indeed operating. The visible "blades" are stationary vanes that help guide the air into the engine***
I was reluctant to post this footage for quite some time as there was someone near me talking very loudly. I thought the footage was pretty much toast however, decided to revisit the footage. After a few hours of work, I was able to remove most of the talking without compromising the video itself. Hope you enjoy the flight on this soon-to-be-retired classic. Flight details are as follows:
Airline: American
Aircraft: MD-83 N437AA
Flight#: 2347
Route: CMH-DFW
Seat: 29F
Date 1/1/2016
***Please Read: The #2 engine is indeed operating. The visible "blades" are stationary vanes that help guide the air into the engine***
I was reluctant to post this footage for quite some time as there was someone near me talking very loudly. I thought the footage was pretty much toast however, decided to revisit the footage. After a few hours of work, I was able to remove most of the talking without compromising the video itself. Hope you enjoy the flight on this soon-to-be-retired classic. Flight details are as follows:
Airline: American
Aircraft: MD-83 N437AA
Flight#: 2347
Route: CMH-DFW
Seat: 29F
Date 1/1/2016







![Las Vegas Airport Spotting (KLAS) Feb 2, 2013
I traveled with fellow spotter Ryan Bomar [youtube.com/ryanbomar] to LAS from Los Angeles via the Mega Bus service. After walking about a mile, we found the perfect spot and captured a vast variety of domestic aircraft. It was definitely a day to remember.
AA MD-80 Aborted Takeoff https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BzPQzd0IQDs Las Vegas Airport Spotting (KLAS) Feb 2, 2013](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/kCJVpJT3NIw/mqdefault.jpg)


