"Aer Lingus Boeing 720-048 & SAS Caravelle"-1969

[freddielaker2]

2:29 Dat ass!

[dot13badj]

The good old days... Thanks for share it here!

[kloakovalimonada]

Is it Gatwick? I would say it's Heathrow.

Gerge the Bear, Cz. rep

[JBofBrisbane]

Gabrielle Drake?!? Without the purple wig, I presume.

[SamuelFlightAero]

@Irishcurls123 the movie is "Au Pair Girls"

[karleriksmithson]

At those times airlines used alot of gas wich was bad for the nature.

[loskeros254]

@karleriksmithson hello it was the 60's the technology ws not so far

[Byron10301]

@Irishcurls123 I think it's porn!

[mcdonnell220]

@Byron10301 Hey, you dig the airliner vids out of wherever you can find them. ;-)

[Desotodude61]

Awesome. Isn't that Gatwick though? Maybe I'm wrong.

[blueb0g]

@Desotodude61 Yup, says so in the description.

[brocanova]

1:03 - my first landing....

[ManfredDeJesus]

Definately an Il-62, but can't quite figure out if it's an Aeroflot though. It has the 2 blue lines along the fuselage that Aeroflot had, along with the rego number on the wings and the bottom of the tail. But all Aeroflot Il-62's at the time, as far as I can tell, had a blue rudder, which this one doesn't have. The text on the fuselage doesn't fit in with the Aeroflot positioning either. I know United Arab Airlines/ EgyptAir were using almost identical Il-62's but they too had the blue rudder

[perfeito150aeronaves]

perfect! 727, DC-8, 720, dc-9 and 707.

[wpDM34]

0:24 - 0:32, Boeing 727

[Hogums]

Thanks for posting these wonderful old birds! I miss 'em!

[maineboy1979]

This is worth watching just for the music! The planes are a nice bonus. :D

[Jantelover]

brilliant!! thank you for posting this epochal video postcard..

[michduncg]

Yes definitely an IL62 - not so much because of the thrust reversers on outer engines as this was a feature of most VC10s - only the prototype had inner and outer ones. For me the give aways are the wing flaps - the VC10 has very distinctive and massive wing flaps. and the lack of the 'beaver tail' fairing betweent the jet pipes which is a characteristic of the VC10s - which I still see flying every day over the road from me!

[hibob418]

Thanks for the post!!! Cant' tell at :42 if that's a VC-10 or an IL-62. Can't see much of the fuselage...

[mcdonnell220]

IL-62. ;-)

[christospsarras]

@hibob418

It's an IL-62; it only had reversers on the outside engines, and that tip-over tailwheel would retract halfway into the fuselage, and you can see it if you keep your eyes on the rear fuselage area, reight to the left of the mainwheel. Pause at 0:49 and it will be clear.

[hibob418]

@christospsarras Thanks, you're dead on.

[mcdonnell220]

@hibob418 Christos knows his airliners, and is a very cool guy. :-)

If you really want to get him moving, ask him about Connies!

[Locker10a]

Whats this was it part of a movie r sumting??

[Starboard76]

HAHA...love the last minute where the flight crew are focused in on the female traveller...professionalism takes a break.

But the Swissair CV990, Lufthansa 707 and Aer Lingus 720 just stole the show!

Way to go mcdonnell220!

[Springbok295]

Nice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[EDDLspotter]

Just wow! Thanks for upload.