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Salt Lake City is a major Delta Hub, with a constant parade of Delta and Delta Express aircraft in the rush hour. We also get to see Southwest, Northwest, America West, TWA, United. UPS, Airborne, FedEx and Emery.
Sea-Tac is an Alaska and Horizon hub: Alaska flies B737’s and MD80’s, while the Horizon parade is dash 8’s and Fokker F28’s.
This video was awarded the “Canadian Rockies Railroad Museum Award for Outstanding Achievement in Railroad Video”. See the Canadian Pacific in the heart of Canada’s spectacular Rocky Mountains.
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is the busiest two runway airport in the world, with over 33 million passengers in 1999.
Miami features a stunning, exciting rush hour with several streams of aircraft converging, big planes passing little planes, little planes passing everybody – outstanding fast paced action.
We can count over 50 airlines here at Manchester – which is not just a little cousin of London’s Heathrow! Many of the airlines are not seen at LHR.
Though titled the Little Rock Sub, this is actually three subs, the Little Rock, White Bluff and Pine Bluff subs.
Los Angeles International ranks number four in the world for aircraft movements and is an extraordinarily busy place.
McCarran is an exceptional airport with a lot of variety, from international flights to DC-10s, B737s and B757s along with business jets.
Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental is a major Continental hub, and sees just about everything Continental owns, together with Continental Express.
This is an unobstructed view of the railroad from Field to Lake Louise and back. Shot from the back of a CP High Rail Pickup in perfect weather.
Houston, Texas is a hotbed of Union Pacific and Burlington Northern Santa Fe activity.
Daggett, California is the point that UP’s line from Salt Lake City meets BNSF’s transcontinental mainline just east of the big yard at Barstow.
Dolton, Illinois, is where CSX & UP cross the Harbor Belt on Chicago’s south side.
Pine Junction in Gary is one HOT hot spot… with 75 trains in just over 12 hours.
Selkirk, New York is home to the biggest railroad yard in the northeast. This former New York Central, then Conrail, Yard, is now owned by CSX.
Bellevue, Ohio is one of Norfolk Southern’s busiest yards, with 3 major routes leading into the west end of the yard.
Rosenberg, Texas, about 35 miles southwest of Houston, is one of the last two operating towers in Texas still in their original buildings. It’s here that BNSF crosses UP’s busy Sunset Route.
Berea, Ohio is the point that CSX’s Columbus line and NS’s Chicago line meet, just to the south of Cleveland.
Dallas-Fort Worth is a major hub for two carriers: Delta Airlines and American Airlines. With over 860,000 aircraft movements, DFW is a busy and exciting place.
Oregon’s Blue Mountains, known as The Blues, are a formidable challenge to the trains of Union Pacific.
The busiest freight mainline in North America is Union Pacific’s Kearney Subdivision in central Nebraska. The 110-mile portion from North Platte to Gibbon Junction can see an average of 100 trains a day.
Thrill to the sight of big steam conquering the Pacific Northwest as SP Daylight 4449 takes to the rails once more.
Climb aboard a hot Burlington Northern Santa Fe vehicle train for a ride across southeastern Kansas and discover what the route looks like from the perspective of the operating crews!
Linking 13 Great States with the Nation – that was the slogan of the B&O Railroad. Step back to the 1950s and ’60s to see what made the B&O one of the all-time great railroads! Volume 1 from Emery Gulash.
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