Landing into Shanghai - PVG

[laurencec09]

why do so many buildings in china have blue rooftops ?

[randomstough]

nice video

[zipitar]

thai airways has helped my wife a lot when our 10 month old twins baby girl and boy annoyed us, beilliev me they were well treated by air staff were quickly fall asleep as air hostess sang some chinese baby song,within 5 mins.

thai air staff is friendly , my wife was feeling pain as she has deliverd babies just 5 months ago, thai air ways has treated her with care by reclining seats in every half an hour, a pain for air hostesses

i remember our tour to shanghai

an indian

[procofiev1]

OMG THAT BABY PLEASE....

[ZhangtheGreat]

Can't blame the babies. Planes landing causes ears to plug, and the only thing a baby knows when it feels discomfort is crying.

[satojinnthehero]

You flew from Vancouver to Shanghai, in a 767.

Lol Toronto to Shanghai, we got the brand new 777 hahaha.

[itsanthonyhere]

All the areas in the beginning look like American suburbs. Next time I go to China, I want to see what these look like..because once you're on the ground it's like.."Where the heck are the areas I flew over?"

[jupitermoon10011]

In English, we don't say "landing into", we say "landing in", as in "landing in Shanghai", NOT "landing INTO Shanghai.

[pentogram23]

always hear babies cry in all these landings............jezzzzzzzz­zzzz

[bbly096]

I was so lucky, when I flew from Toronto to Shanghai I saw northern lights!!

[casperblackcat1975]

@bbly096 You lucky thing I've always wanted to go to Norway & see the Northern Lights.

[HalifaxHercules]

I flew from Toronto to Shanghai via the Transpolar route, not across the dateline.

However, I flew from Shanghai to Vancouver west to east.

If you love seeing Nunavut, Greenland, the polar ice caps, Norway, Russia, Siberia, Mongolia, the Gobi Desert, and the Great Wall of China, Toronto to Shanghai transpolar is the way to go.

[onegoodman66]

It can't be a 767. It's a 777.

[gallardoking]

its a 767. look at the high speed aileron, they're different

[vicentereig]

It´s a boeing 767-300 sure.

[jzair]

it is a 767

a 777 has larger wings

[a346captain]

@onegoodman66 definitely not 777

[pentogram23]

@onegoodman66 its a DC-6 look at the propellers...they look differant...

[itsanthonyhere]

There's always one baby.

[jupitermoon10011]

@itsanthonyhere That's why we fly Business Class :-)

[45petrus]

@itsanthonyhere yes, sadly so; I always happen to be sitting next to it.

[gassyfartypoop]

777 would be even better

[FlyAirlineProduction]

You probably had to take stops right :-)

[rynoxo]

well I shud fly over half of the earth ...

Montreal-> Vancouver->Shanghai

[HalifaxHercules]

There's a chance that if you fly from Toronto to Shanghai, you might experience a Transpolar flight instead of a Trans Pacific one, where Transpolar flights are much quicker.

However, when I returned to Halifax from Shanghai, I flew to Vancouver Trans Pacific, then to Toronto, and then to Halifax.

[benhahmeen]

im gonna be flying this same route soon. From Vancouver to Shanghai on Air Canada

[a520simba]

oh, 767 er can fly that long, cool

[propilot1324]

Hey nice video! I never knew the 767 could fly that long

[warner72]

Very smooth 767 landing