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Those butters got me good

Nicely done! Thank you

Holaaa

Stunning video of this first visitor!

Excellent video, appreciate the O/ D info and the crew tower ATC communications

wow merci, content de voir les performances de samedi :)

Wow a different livery to look at. What is iberojet's registration from I wonder?🤔✈️

I miss the Old days of Dorval..

For a moment...I thought that it was IBERIA from Spain..😒😒😒

such a shame this wasn't at a canadian province instead of quebec

Dommage, il ne manquait que le meilleur avion au monde, le Rafale.

Great video...thank you.❤

Great Video and great to see the RAF D Day livery Typhoon in Canada

I think Air Transat and Sunwing also operate flights from Montreal to Panama, but they go to RIH instead of PTY.

DEAR SANTA....GEE US PLANES!!! My whole family were RCAF during the war...When I was a kid in Nortyh Bay...We were Fighter Town....24/7 Thre must have been over 50+ Jets.

What a treat to see so many different GA planes. Beautifully captured. I loved every minute.

Error on video... "fresco tricolori" ahi ahi

Great video!

Awesome thanks for sharing, I was supposed to be there this year but a last minute event prevented me from going there! I really appreciate your video!❤

Amazing video man!

As an Aircadet having gone to summer camp at Bagotville, O remember the noise of Voodoos taking off with full afterburner in the middle of the night which was very.impressive. In 1979, I towed gliders for the air cadets at St.Honore, which was 16 km from Bagotville and we had visits periodically from CF-18s. We also getting a ride in a helicopter up the Shipshaw river as far as the dam near Alcoa.

It’s awesome that this airport is only one hour away from me

Thank-you Mr Brandon. I was a kid living at Bagotville in the sixties. I used to watch the Voodoos take off. When they hit afterburner a few seconds after the red glow, we could feel the concussion on our chests. Good times!

The Snowbirds flew over Base Petawawa last week and put on a show for us. Nice to see them again, especially with all the cuts to the Armed Forces.

What an amazing show. Lots of beautiful fighter jets. Great compilation Mark!

Merci énormément , jy étais le dimanche et des vols ont été couper

More of my Canadian tax money being pissed up against the wall by Trudeau for entertainment purposes 😡

My only visit to Newfoundland was a fuel stop in Gander way back in 1952. I was aboard a TWA Connie from Paris to New York via Shannon and Gander. 17 hours in transit. Far cry from today's 6-7 hts. 😊 Super video. Thanks.

Nice show by the Italians!

This Is Truly An OUTSTANDING Video Sir That You Have Made 👍🧐👌Cheers 🍻

Video of the airshow, audio of the local highway, too bad.

Awesome Mark! Thanks so much for doing this! 😎

I can't download this video. Why?

Great, thanks, Mark. Big Canadian Air Base. Very strategic. Great pics !!

Incredible Coverage 🔥

Excellent captures! Looking forward to quinte airshow now!

Your thumbnails are just super. Please advise young man!

Nice vids young man.

Thank you, Mark for some beautiful work. I think that CT-133A T-Bird at the end looked outstanding with that Black Knights fade to black paint job!

such a dirtbag.......hated in Canada and around the world

D 0 g n 0 t a a y 7 d d y d d 7 e e e d d y e 7

Canadians may not agree who should be on that plane but remember this is what represents Canada when it flies around the world. A 45 year old plane what a disgrace.

Greasy Bastards

I’ve actually seen 2 F-15s land here and I do have proof that I don’t know how to showcase

All very interesting, thanks! 👍 Always lots of info on the tail of aircraft. For example, if you look closely at the first Herc you'll see ANG which stands for Air National Guard. The number 85908, which is really 18-5908, follows the pattern of aircraft tail numbers in Air Mobility Command (AMC). Plus the name of the base. So, ANG is self explanatory. The number 18 is the fiscal year it was appropriated. They drop the decade which is the first digit "1". The last four numbers is the sequence number. Notice the base is "Charlie West" which is Charleston, West Virginia. And, look closely, you'll see a map of West Virginia on the left of "Charlie West". This tells you that the Herc is from the 130th Airlift Wing. Which happens to have eight Hercs. Bonus fact, pause the video and count the number of blades for each propeller. There's six which means it's a C-130J. Older models have four blades. If you see eight then it's either an experimental C-130H. Or a special mission Herc that goes to Antarctica, etc. Extra bonus fact, look at the style of blades as well. Notice they're not straight but curved. These are known as "scimitar" blades. So much info, lol. 😊

Hey! Love your video, where is the best place for plane spotting at CFB trenton?

They need to install a sign “ Bienvenue “ at the Gander airport building…

Ita has one of the top 3 liveries!

Nice catch at Burlington. I used to work the ramp for Heritage back in the late 2000's. Coolest two birds I ever had on the ramp were Frank Borman's F-86, flown by Steve Hinton. Really nice guy. gave me a USAF Heritage Flight patch off his flight suit since I bought him a soda since he didn't have any US coins, only Canadian. Also had Air Canada's Lockheed 12 Electra on the ramp for Customs. You could shave in the side of it, it was so polished.

Great video