747-400 Emergency slide

[lorenzomassetti1]

Am ex QF flight attendant.....and pleased we didnt have to use these.

[truckreman69]

how do u know when there r going to test them

[pisstank07]

looks like a good ride to me , cant wait to fly qantas

[smilehappyme]

so much and just so little

[smilehappyme]

i was in the qantas 747 crash it was so freaky

[BermudaGreenNox]

@smilehappyme The one in Thailand or the Philippines?

[DetEJagDe]

it's getting a boner

[87275jean]

Wow it took like 10 seconds to deploy the life raft usually it takes 4 to5 seconds...wow

[DIMATIF]

the air needs to be more compressed if it is a real emergency

[xHowMusicShouldSound]

thank u for flying with Quatas...spirit of australia, have a nice slide ride

[DIMATIF]

@xHowMusicShouldSound more like

Thank you for flying with quantas.Where we never make he same mistake atlease twice.*crash*

*crash*

*crash*

or not...

[lovetogokiev]

cool. I never saw one of those work before.

[TheZakatakOfSF]

Man do I feel safe again!! haha

[sagitario114]

awsome and it looks like fun. If adults put there children over there, the children should have fun so they out slides to entratane them lol anyway awsome. What I likes was when it fliped out, now that was just sooooooooooo cool

P.S. Sorry I wrote lots

[jacksite2007]

how would they put it back in?

[trekster1]

Its being replaced by another one. They always test the old one before sending it off to be refurbished and used again

[hogey74]

@trekster1 yeah they should do the same thing with old nuclear missiles, minus the warheads. Of course they would need to get the weight right, which brings me to my old holden camira that I wanted to see burning up on reentry....

[liv4deth95]

looks like fun!

[DannyBoy20802]

I like it how it just flips out. Cool.

[orckkid]

Yep. I agree. Airbus even installs a sensor that makes the large slide extend if it dosen't touch the ground.

[mac0757]

interesting job!

[jmonkfische]

excellent!! keep up the good work. nicely captured :)