@samliist You are either trolling, or severely retarded. The A380 is an ugly fat-assed turkey, and your comparing apples to oranges. The two planes are not even in the same category. The 747-8 is so superior to the Scarebus A380 that I would need 10 comments to list all the reasons. And the Dreamliner will be a money making machine for airlines.
Beautiful pilot skills, and very beautiful aircraft! May I ask what is the little object tetheres to the tip of the tail? It must be for airflow info, but I have never seen one. Very curious!
The most fuel efficient, most environmentally friendly, most lightest & yet strongest composite material composed of, most comfortable ride & best air purification system for passenger in any plane ever built so far; I'm so very proud of you, Boeing Dreamliner!!! [with love from SanFrancisco]
@TheMitchConnor Stupid plane? The hype about the plane is because of the materials it is built with and the engines,you are the stupid one for expecting it to fly at mach 3
Excellent video of yet another proud Boeing design. I see this plane flying around often here. Last May I was in Moses Lake, watching the Boeing-liveried 787 doing ILS trials there. She's a beautiful plane!
Excellent video of yet another proud Boeing design. I see this plane flying around often here. Last May I was in Moses Lake, watching the Boeing-liveried 787 doing ILS trials there. She's a beautiful plane!
@TheMitchConnor I've flown on every type of aircraft ever built by Boeing except the 707 and the 727, and never have I seen a vase with flowers on any of them. And you might want to do your research before undermining this plane...like, seriously. I don't even know you and I'm sure you can do better that.
This is a great looking aircraft! A sort of mix between a 767 and an Embraer (thinking of the nose). Look forward to Icelandair getting their hands on these!
being made of composite material, i would think there would be more wing flex during landing. i know the first one they test flew had a huge amount of wing flex during take off. anyone know if they reconfigured the wing or made it stronger with less flex??
ok....stupid question...but ...what is that lanyard hanging off the vertical stabilizer?...its on there on the first flight video too....please someone satisfy my curiosity
@blueflame53 the trailing cone. its used for static pressure. they can reel it in close or in flight they can let it out 200 or more feet depending on the test.
When we lived in Iceland on the base back in 94-98, I used to spend lots of time just watching aircraft take off and land during high winds like this. Once spotted a huge 74 cargo plane try to get out of a snow bank, it rolled off of the runway during an aborted takeoff.
@vsbfbmusic The zig-zag on the cowlings are meant to reduce the noise levels produced by the engines...and yes I'm an aerospace engr. graduated last year.
It's interesting how Boeing chose to add so many spoiler panels to the 787. They take up most of the wing except the area over the outboard ailerons but the outboard ailerons (as well as the inboards) double as spoilers on landing so essentially the spoilers take up the entire trailing edge of the wing! Really cool.
Superb video! Thanks for posting. I was surprised to see no.2 smokes just a liiiittle bit at full power. Also saw an a.nutter at the end... I remember his shots, being an a.net photograph myself :)
@188043, You should first check the statistics of the past decades. Boeing has clearly had more crashes. But if you want to risk your very own life then i can`t stop you. Good luck.
@EuroSon99 Well if you want to compare the number of crashes between the two i will admit that Boeing does have more crashes, but then you need to look at when the companies were started. Boeing is a far older company therefore they will have had more crashes considering they started building planes 40 years before Airbus when technology and aviation knowledge was nowhere near what it is today. Today, i still believe Boeing is the better company. You wanna risk *your* life? Go ahead.
@LeMegasandwich The thing is thou we do know that as it's told us by prophets. And in the nature of being, everything is "made" or "created". therefore for the most basic thinking, there has to be someone who's made (created) everything. fotunately god did not left us thinking and let us know his existence. Obviously, this topic is a bit bigger for a youtube comment :)
This dude was a pretty badass pilot, i was on a trip to Iceland doing some business at the Airport there and got to watch him take off and land quite a few times.
Nice clean video thanks for sharing. Just wondering what that baloon hanging off the rudder is for? I have seen it before on other testing aircraft also.
They did this in Keflavic!!!! Must be with all the wind. You're really lucky to have seen it there! Do you ever see diverted transatlantic airliners some times ( for medical reasons or mechanical problems) ?
@Vintagesansui800 With a 10 ft sicker on the side of the engine with the letters RR one can only conclude that they are not the GEnx. Unless they want to tell us the machine is Really Reliable, Readily Renewable, Repaired and Repentant - or something.
@PIREPvideos This aircraft is not actually going to ANA, it will remain at Beoing a test plane. It has only been painted in ANA livery to promote ANA, just like ANA will leave one of theirs future 787 in Boeing livery to promote Boeing as a manufacturer.
@PIREPvideos This aircraft is not actually going to ANA, it will remain at Boeing as a test plane. It has only been painted in ANA livery to promote ANA, just like ANA will leave one of theirs future 787 in Boeing livery to promote Boeing as a manufacturer.
Awesome. Once I was on a 737 that had to do a landing like that, I was looking out the window and was scared shitless. Of course, it all worked out...but wow, I'm glad pilots have such skill.
Very nice video, and what a beautiful aircraft. Nice skills, but most experienced pilots are just as good with their respective aircraft. Where I fly these conditions are normal, in fact not only do we fly in such conditions, but I land with these high crosswinds off strip. Meaning not on a runway! You can see my video's to understand. I don't fly Boeing, but in a Twin Otter a 30kt cross wind is much more difficult then in an aircraft weighing over 200,000lbs!
Cowbear- I don't think you know what you are talking about. Take-off flap is always far less than landing flap, and even if you are doing a 'touch and go', you always retract flap to take-off position while you are still rolling down the runway at idle thrust. I was up there for these trials. I fly in this weather!
This is why Airbus needs to allow more pilot control. Can you imagine trying to land in that crosswind and the plane not responding to your rudder input because the computer thinks you (the pilot) doesn't know what he or she is doing?
Noticed he kept flaps trimmed to 30/80 on both approaches but retracted a further 10/80 on takeoff which is normally suicide, so this pilot really knows how to fly! Most would have nosedived and crashed at those extreme angles.
@CowBearUK, Most people that are not pilots maybe would have nose dived. You can check out my video's and see that I have never nose dived. Most experienced pilots handle their aircraft in these types of conditions like second nature. This is what we are trained for. These guys are no more special then any experienced pilot. Where I fly we encounter conditions like this on a regular basis, and we do it with aircraft that weigh a fraction of what the 787 weighs.
Nice Vid, Nice Music man!
RVideoDesign 1 week ago
Just awesome pilot and aircraft, very nice video thanks for sharing it.
henrycastillo 3 weeks ago
x-wind landings at its best. Great pilot!
PirateSygnal 3 weeks ago
why is there a hunk of something flapping around on the rudder?
Chinook249 3 weeks ago
Nice flying!
wagga321 1 month ago
hahahahaha...
dinbaha305 1 month ago
Truly amazing and there is no better engine than a RR to power the beauty.
mavericksf16 1 month ago
Wonderful vid. That sky...
doomedarkness 2 months ago
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787 can kiss a380's ass!! It's so small and it's by Boeing that's the worst company in the world it ha ao many accidents wat a shit company
samliist 2 months ago
@samliist You are either trolling, or severely retarded. The A380 is an ugly fat-assed turkey, and your comparing apples to oranges. The two planes are not even in the same category. The 747-8 is so superior to the Scarebus A380 that I would need 10 comments to list all the reasons. And the Dreamliner will be a money making machine for airlines.
thedreamliner2012 2 months ago
@samliist If you would have any clue what so ever you would know that Dreamliner is not made to compete with A380.
paddaw 2 months ago 3
oh man, great video!
1silo1 3 months ago
this pilot is danm skilled.
quinxxer 3 months ago
Beautiful pilot skills, and very beautiful aircraft! May I ask what is the little object tetheres to the tip of the tail? It must be for airflow info, but I have never seen one. Very curious!
gilbert20 4 months ago
The most fuel efficient, most environmentally friendly, most lightest & yet strongest composite material composed of, most comfortable ride & best air purification system for passenger in any plane ever built so far; I'm so very proud of you, Boeing Dreamliner!!! [with love from SanFrancisco]
MisterSunson 4 months ago in playlist Aviation
why is there always a bird flying around the tail??
lamwinglong1 4 months ago
@lamwinglong1 It is not a bird, it is a sensor attached to the tail to measure the air flow behind the plane.
smlbstcbr 3 months ago
Not a pretty plane on the ground, beautiful in the air! Love the wing!
jonny96 5 months ago
ANA 787 DELIVERY CELEBRATION (FULL VIDEO)
/watch?v=BFscb7lbKnk
fadmanzano 5 months ago
Great landings, that is a graceful and stupid quiet jet
hundvonkrieg 5 months ago
That was an outstanding touchdowns!
mfatah281 5 months ago
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mfatah281 5 months ago
i wonder how the inside looks
airbornghost123 5 months ago
@TheMitchConnor Stupid plane? The hype about the plane is because of the materials it is built with and the engines,you are the stupid one for expecting it to fly at mach 3
03Wale 5 months ago
Beautiful airplane.
CorpsPlaneFlyer 5 months ago
These landings were so pro !
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NYK1FTW 5 months ago
Hey @dabb do you know what the little parachute on the tail is for? Does it give them a reference to measure something?
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Excellent video of yet another proud Boeing design. I see this plane flying around often here. Last May I was in Moses Lake, watching the Boeing-liveried 787 doing ILS trials there. She's a beautiful plane!
SenorSpode 5 months ago
Excellent video of yet another proud Boeing design. I see this plane flying around often here. Last May I was in Moses Lake, watching the Boeing-liveried 787 doing ILS trials there. She's a beautiful plane!
SenorSpode 5 months ago
@TheMitchConnor I've flown on every type of aircraft ever built by Boeing except the 707 and the 727, and never have I seen a vase with flowers on any of them. And you might want to do your research before undermining this plane...like, seriously. I don't even know you and I'm sure you can do better that.
Protoplasm78 5 months ago
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WHICH AIR PLANE IT WAS?
PLZ REPLY ?
deadman07ut 5 months ago
@deadman07ut
The title is pretty clear about that sir. Boeing 787.
dabb 5 months ago 24
@deadman07ut no offense but are you blind? it says in the video and it says "B787 Dreamliner" in the title
yoyoyoyoshua 5 months ago
@yoyoyoyoshua sorry i was confused .this plane was awesome.
thanks for the reply.
deadman07ut 5 months ago
@yoyoyoyoshua it ok :)
yoyoyoyoshua 5 months ago
@deadman07ut Its ANA 787
unixkid52 5 months ago
@deadman07ut Are you retarded?
thedreamliner2012 2 months ago
This is a great looking aircraft! A sort of mix between a 767 and an Embraer (thinking of the nose). Look forward to Icelandair getting their hands on these!
robactor 5 months ago
The wingspan of that thing in the air is just a work of art.
vtwinbreed 6 months ago
Actually, it is the pilot who is handling the aircraft that makes it all happen so smoothly. This guy had his act totally together!!
holywells 6 months ago 6
Too bad the sound off those engines is not that hard :(
iGotReflex 6 months ago
Hm... fascinating. Looks like the plane had no problems with extreme crosswind.
atasteofchaosII 6 months ago
what camera did you used?
alluminyo 6 months ago
great video
jundi74 6 months ago
The wing tips appears to be so fragile...
andrelcat 6 months ago
an amazing plane!
dvddmc 7 months ago
does anyone know what is that thing that is hanging from the rudder???
davidHxC21 7 months ago
@davidHxC21 i would make the assumption that it's a camera
mztthew 6 months ago
@mztthew
dude...seriously...
observe
think
type
prefereably in that order.
of what possible value to "Flight test" would the video be of a camera that is thrashing around
in the turbulent air flow behind the airliner?
The aircraft being tested might be in frame...5 percent of the time..maybe...but moving
so rapidly across the frame as to make any attempt at extracting useful data..utterly pointless.
eaterofclams 6 months ago
@davidHxC21
The object is not dangling from the rudder.
The object is dangling from the vertical stabilizer.
...and it is called a "trailing cone".
I would link to a very nice LARGE pic of this a/c showing the trailing cone attachment,
but alas, YT does not allow linking photos.
..you will have to practice your wiki-fu
...as for what a trailing cone does....if your wiki fu is successful..you will know soon enough.
*hint...think.."accurate airspeed measurement..."
eaterofclams 6 months ago
I am gonna fly this!
rabitjimmy 7 months ago
Beautiful plane... I would expect nothing less from Boeing.... 'cause, "If it ain't Boeing, I ain't going..."
RoninTXBR549 7 months ago
what is name the airport?
gildecona 7 months ago
@gildecona Paine Field Airport
Rexang1 7 months ago
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NYK1FTW 7 months ago
@gildecona The name of the airport is Leifstöð in icelandic, or just kefairport
NYK1FTW 7 months ago
What a beautiful wing!
brunommarinho 7 months ago
being made of composite material, i would think there would be more wing flex during landing. i know the first one they test flew had a huge amount of wing flex during take off. anyone know if they reconfigured the wing or made it stronger with less flex??
toospeed31 7 months ago
excellent quality.. would have been cooler in 1080p... do you have a 1080p camera? thanks for sharing
LTF85199 7 months ago
it did a crosswind landing with no passengers on board!!??XD
MrNick2198 7 months ago
@MrNick2198 " The Dreamliner came to Keflavik with a crew of 100 to do some x-wind tests" here is your answer.
Amazing plane cant wait for it to be in the skies !
MisterKams 7 months ago
anyone notice the black thing swinging round the tail on landing?
20100565 7 months ago
@20100565 probably the price tag....! :)
nickparis 7 months ago 2
What's that thing hanging at the rudder?
riyadh105 7 months ago
this plane is a beauty
MichaelNewmann 8 months ago
Hey nice music!
deimos2k6 8 months ago
That plane has some, "big ass" engines.
menthol5 8 months ago
@LeMegasandwich Im positive the pilot was praying to lol! That looked freakin cool
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How is 787 different from 777 ? Does anybody have some of the major stats ?
superyusrie 8 months ago
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superyusrie 8 months ago
Man!!!! that needs so much skill!!!!!!!! WOW!!!!! And damn that landing gear takes a hell of a punishment!!!
midgi340 8 months ago
Everybody is going retro, the front end and windows look just like the very first commercial jet plane the comet!!
theantiredneck 8 months ago
amazing video...but doont like these new bacon and strobe lights..liked the old BLINK-BLINKBLINK effect :D like on the ng
MyEmpire91 8 months ago
Great pilot. nice plane
SebastienDS 8 months ago
The biggest faulty construction of Boeing
TheTrucker302 8 months ago
ok....stupid question...but ...what is that lanyard hanging off the vertical stabilizer?...its on there on the first flight video too....please someone satisfy my curiosity
blueflame53 9 months ago
@blueflame53 it's a trailing cone used for determining airspeed. search trailing cone on wikipedia for more info.
mr1286 9 months ago
@mr1286 a million thanks sir,that's been killing me!... lol but now I know.
blueflame53 8 months ago
@blueflame53 the trailing cone. its used for static pressure. they can reel it in close or in flight they can let it out 200 or more feet depending on the test.
paco291 9 months ago
Love it!
WakeUpDummies 9 months ago
When we lived in Iceland on the base back in 94-98, I used to spend lots of time just watching aircraft take off and land during high winds like this. Once spotted a huge 74 cargo plane try to get out of a snow bank, it rolled off of the runway during an aborted takeoff.
johnxjen 9 months ago
Incredible skill. Incredible technology.
mpeters8 9 months ago
you can see through engines, wheeeeee!
rawwad 9 months ago
Like clock work...hell of a pilot, for sure!
deetjay1 9 months ago
does anyone know why the 787 has this zig-zag on the back of each engine? any technical reason, or is it just to look better?
vsbfbmusic 9 months ago
@vsbfbmusic I'm not certain on this but I believe that it's there for noise abatement.
AdmiralShat 9 months ago
@vsbfbmusic Boeing claims that this design help reduce the noise from the engine by 20% as i heard from some source
smartbotX 9 months ago
@vsbfbmusic The zig-zag on the cowlings are meant to reduce the noise levels produced by the engines...and yes I'm an aerospace engr. graduated last year.
wannabefreak13 9 months ago
@vsbfbmusic They're called 'chevrons' and they're incorporated into the engines design to reduce noise.
Neno8403 8 months ago
@LeMegasandwich yeah fuck religion
randomstough 9 months ago
I wanna make love to it. God Damn SO SEXY!! <3
randomstough 9 months ago
Dig the music!
bjrtech 9 months ago
simplemente hermoso
pablovandit 10 months ago
the wings look sexy
billinthailand 10 months ago
looks like a huge glider at 0:38 !!
MassrOmelDonia 10 months ago
Great quality video Dabb, which encoder did you use?
deltaflayer 11 months ago 9
@deltaflayer
I used imovie to edit it and the encoder that comes with it when you export it.
dabb 10 months ago
@dabb Ok great job. Thanks
deltaflayer 10 months ago
Do they normally just leave the landing gear down for these test flights?
PaRrOtReScUeWoTr 11 months ago
It's interesting how Boeing chose to add so many spoiler panels to the 787. They take up most of the wing except the area over the outboard ailerons but the outboard ailerons (as well as the inboards) double as spoilers on landing so essentially the spoilers take up the entire trailing edge of the wing! Really cool.
Neno8403 11 months ago
Superb video! Thanks for posting. I was surprised to see no.2 smokes just a liiiittle bit at full power. Also saw an a.nutter at the end... I remember his shots, being an a.net photograph myself :)
etiennedauphin 11 months ago
X-wind landings are so nasty looking. Sure does let a really good pilot showoff though...
deetjay1 11 months ago
at 2:07 till 2:11 ... what's the black dot following the aircraft? Like rite behind the Tail wing?
boeing747pilotklm 1 year ago
@boeing747pilotklm Its a radio antenna.
Prometheus203 11 months ago
@Prometheus203 Didn't know that ! thanks
boeing747pilotklm 11 months ago
what's the wire doing at the tail? is it still to measure things?
skydive911 1 year ago
@LeMegasandwich ahahaha "religion: 0" xDD
NextLvlProductions 1 year ago
That was a boring video.
I really found it nice to watch though
kaisernice 1 year ago
Must be scary flying something made in america.
EuroSon99 1 year ago
@EuroSon99 Not as scary as flying in something made by Airbus. I'd rather fly in an Embraer (from Brazil) than an Airbus.
188043 1 year ago
@188043, You should first check the statistics of the past decades. Boeing has clearly had more crashes. But if you want to risk your very own life then i can`t stop you. Good luck.
EuroSon99 1 year ago
@EuroSon99 Well if you want to compare the number of crashes between the two i will admit that Boeing does have more crashes, but then you need to look at when the companies were started. Boeing is a far older company therefore they will have had more crashes considering they started building planes 40 years before Airbus when technology and aviation knowledge was nowhere near what it is today. Today, i still believe Boeing is the better company. You wanna risk *your* life? Go ahead.
188043 1 year ago
Amazing video and editing. The subtle use of the music track was very effective and enjoyable.
n121pp67 1 year ago
787 = Elegant Seagull
A380 = Plump Pottwhale
TheChefKev 1 year ago
@LeMegasandwich The thing is thou we do know that as it's told us by prophets. And in the nature of being, everything is "made" or "created". therefore for the most basic thinking, there has to be someone who's made (created) everything. fotunately god did not left us thinking and let us know his existence. Obviously, this topic is a bit bigger for a youtube comment :)
snncy 1 year ago
@LeMegasandwich
what t f? boeing engineers atheists? who created math, physics and those engineers anyway?
snncy 1 year ago
The 787 is a beauty... Great landings... Great video.
RoninTXBR549 1 year ago
best ever crosswind test result.
nomore5speed 1 year ago
This dude was a pretty badass pilot, i was on a trip to Iceland doing some business at the Airport there and got to watch him take off and land quite a few times.
cmla08 1 year ago
OMG!!
That's the best crosswind landing video I've ever seen.
Great video quality.
Thanks for sharing.
rolvon 1 year ago
0:53 This Pilot is a Beast !!!!!! Look how he lands that plannee♥
atomamaneman 1 year ago
Good job!
huntingseasonson 1 year ago
This is one of the best videos explaining crosswind landings I have seen. Great music btw.
journeyer58 1 year ago
It's as if giants were playing with toy airplanes and landing and taking them off. Great pilot work, and awesome video. Thanks.
cesantos123 1 year ago
@LeMegasandwich is it something somewhere in religion that says that planes cannot land with crossed wind?
romeuchumbo 1 year ago
ANA? Why?
fsxthai 1 year ago
Nice clean video thanks for sharing. Just wondering what that baloon hanging off the rudder is for? I have seen it before on other testing aircraft also.
cessnaclub 1 year ago
Nice Video. I like this plane!!!!!!!!!
jfromeos 1 year ago
They did this in Keflavic!!!! Must be with all the wind. You're really lucky to have seen it there! Do you ever see diverted transatlantic airliners some times ( for medical reasons or mechanical problems) ?
holylemonimthat 1 year ago
Would this particular plane have the RR Trent 1000's or the GEnx's engines?
Vintagesansui800 1 year ago
@Vintagesansui800 With a 10 ft sicker on the side of the engine with the letters RR one can only conclude that they are not the GEnx. Unless they want to tell us the machine is Really Reliable, Readily Renewable, Repaired and Repentant - or something.
viceroytennis 1 year ago
boeing please teach airbus how to make planes
stupied airbus
ALharthi39 1 year ago
the mother of all state of arts :)
MSR651 1 year ago
Brilliant video. What a plane!
RotationFSX 1 year ago
It's most beautiful boeing ever made. In your face airbus!
Awgis1 1 year ago
Nice landings!
legomovies64 1 year ago
Wonder if All Nippon (the launch customer) knew their delivery aircraft was going to be doing this!
Nice looking aeroplane - love the upsweep.
PIREPvideos 1 year ago
@PIREPvideos This aircraft is not actually going to ANA, it will remain at Beoing a test plane. It has only been painted in ANA livery to promote ANA, just like ANA will leave one of theirs future 787 in Boeing livery to promote Boeing as a manufacturer.
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@PIREPvideos This aircraft is not actually going to ANA, it will remain at Boeing as a test plane. It has only been painted in ANA livery to promote ANA, just like ANA will leave one of theirs future 787 in Boeing livery to promote Boeing as a manufacturer.
lukino6 1 year ago
@LeMegasandwich
Who invented the laws of physics, maths, engineering, etc for man to 'discover'?
Keg787 1 year ago
What's that thing attached at the tail at 0.20 s ?
ArnaudHahaa 1 year ago
1:22 look at the left main gear as it hits the ground! never seen that before...
silverboots000 1 year ago
Awesome. Once I was on a 737 that had to do a landing like that, I was looking out the window and was scared shitless. Of course, it all worked out...but wow, I'm glad pilots have such skill.
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@LeMegasandwich
umm, why do u atheist fags have to spew your thoughts everywhere you go?? you are worse than the christians you bash.zzz
ammakichutt 1 year ago
Great vid.
MOLRobocop 1 year ago
Very nice video, and what a beautiful aircraft. Nice skills, but most experienced pilots are just as good with their respective aircraft. Where I fly these conditions are normal, in fact not only do we fly in such conditions, but I land with these high crosswinds off strip. Meaning not on a runway! You can see my video's to understand. I don't fly Boeing, but in a Twin Otter a 30kt cross wind is much more difficult then in an aircraft weighing over 200,000lbs!
DHC8100 1 year ago
amazing landing! and video!
Speeding777 1 year ago
Cowbear- I don't think you know what you are talking about. Take-off flap is always far less than landing flap, and even if you are doing a 'touch and go', you always retract flap to take-off position while you are still rolling down the runway at idle thrust. I was up there for these trials. I fly in this weather!
howlr747 1 year ago
Pardon my french but HOLY SHIT!!! That my friends is what you call having Mad Skillz.
bondizz 1 year ago
Realmente este piloto tem o avião nas suas mãos.
PertigueiroBR 1 year ago
This is why Airbus needs to allow more pilot control. Can you imagine trying to land in that crosswind and the plane not responding to your rudder input because the computer thinks you (the pilot) doesn't know what he or she is doing?
rickrudd 1 year ago
@rickrudd you obvioulsy dont know what you are talking about. A Fly-by-wire Airbus aircraft can land in crosswind aswell as any Boeing.
Check out the A380 crosswind test landings.
whitireia 1 year ago
@LeMegasandwich I Agree...Religion sucks!
mikefly562 1 year ago
Great pilot! Beautiful airplane!!
usmc1961 1 year ago
The pilot IS very good. He/she DEFINITELY knows what they're doing. That's a pretty crazy cross-wind, and sideslip to correct.
alpha754293 1 year ago
Boeing \m/. (>.<) .\m/
LIPOPILOT 1 year ago
Flott myndband. Haugur af fólki búið að skoða!
hjorleifur1961 1 year ago
What was this filmed using? Great video quality btw
Fruity0102 1 year ago 15
@Fruity0102
I used Sony HVR-V1E
HDV camera 3CCD 1080i
dabb 1 year ago
Noticed he kept flaps trimmed to 30/80 on both approaches but retracted a further 10/80 on takeoff which is normally suicide, so this pilot really knows how to fly! Most would have nosedived and crashed at those extreme angles.
CowBearUK 1 year ago 9
@CowBearUK
30/80 - 30 degree flaps but what does the 80 stand for?
dabb 1 year ago 3
@dabb Throttle setting??? Just a guess.
ZeroNilNada 1 year ago
@dabb max flaps i believe
piloty5 11 months ago
@CowBearUK what nonsense are you posting
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@CowBearUK
what nonsense are you posting
mirarasaiah 1 year ago
@CowBearUK, Most people that are not pilots maybe would have nose dived. You can check out my video's and see that I have never nose dived. Most experienced pilots handle their aircraft in these types of conditions like second nature. This is what we are trained for. These guys are no more special then any experienced pilot. Where I fly we encounter conditions like this on a regular basis, and we do it with aircraft that weigh a fraction of what the 787 weighs.
DHC8100 1 year ago
@CowBearUK I don't think any of that made sense.
angelfuree 1 year ago
@CowBearUK I don't understand
ultimatezero12345 1 year ago
Beautiful airplane. Beautiful footage. Great work cutting this together.
Wickedpenguin 1 year ago
one thing i do know
that thing is massive!!
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Draggle77 1 year ago