Planespotting - London Gatwick Airport 2002 (part 1)
Mark Stead
13,014 views
Filmed from the roof terrace on 17th August 2002, this video features many now defunct airlines, including Northwest, US Airways, JMC and MyTravel.
19 Comments
@tanoy.debnath2561 5 years ago
AGAIN I SEE THIS NICE MEMORIES 2002 MY CHILDHOOD
@100above91 10 months ago
This brings back memories flying from Gatwick as a child. Great variety of aircraft!
@English.Andy1 5 years ago (edited)
Oh wow remember like it was yesterday. Happiest working years of my life then.
@rajudebnath6679 6 years ago
TANAY . PART 1 ITS GOOD THE MAN CAPTURE THIS PLANES LANDING TAKE OFF VERY NICELY BUT HIS CAMERA ITS SHAKING THAT WHY I CANT SEE VERY PROPERLY BUT I ENJOY TO SEE MANY OLD SPECIAL DAYS OF AIRPLANES IT CAME BACK MY CHILDHOOD I GROW UP TO SEE THIS AIRPLANES I MISS THAT DAYS NICE VEDEO I LIKE LAST ONE BOEING 737.200 HUGE SPEED SOUND .
@NadimAJ 6 years ago
Dear Lord, what will we have left once the latest washing machine spin cycle is complete?
@s.c.p.dalexis2doteniente817 5 years ago (edited)
DC10 Northwest & MD-11 Delta Is My favorite Classic Airplanes Of High Quality,Including B757 & 767-200 [B752/B762]
@ScapoloMichael 3 years ago
I flew via LGW in 2002 but have no recollection of any of these US carriers at all. Back then I flew BA to NAP on a 733 or 734 Mountain Of The Birds with the ethnic tail. I remember the date but not the month; Friday the 17th.
@rajnirvan3336 6 years ago
Wow some other US airlines TWA, US Airways, Continental and Northwest that no longer exist. All gobbled up by American, United and Delta airlines respectively
@o.b.a.j1689 4 years ago
Could easily mistake this for Heathrow with the amount of larger aircraft and companies. I always preferred flying from Gatwick as it wasn't as busy and was closer to me but now its impossible to get any flights from there unless u want a charter flight. Shame really
@nickmaxted1 8 years ago
Gatwick airport are just greedy,they don't do anything that doesn't make money big time for them,the viewing area cost them too much money so it had to go.
@ramperryan 9 years ago
Why did it go so wrong for Gatwick.
They don't get half the variety of planes which you see here. Today their just easy jet and nothing really big.
They don't get half the variety of planes which you see here. Today their just easy jet and nothing really big.
Planespotting - London Gatwick Airport 2002 (part 1)
Mark Stead
13,014 views
Filmed from the roof terrace on 17th August 2002, this video features many now defunct airlines, including Northwest, US Airways, JMC and MyTravel.