Delta Air Lines Airbus A-330 Landing Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson Airport KATL

[planedudea380]

Ladies and Gentlemen welcome to Deltaland

[Planelover9]

You rock for taking a video of this awesome video!!!! :)

[thevidguy11]

Dang opened reverse thrusters very early

[nadarien09]

@thevidguy11 You saw how big that plane was and how little the runway was, i'd open them up early too!! :D

[LiamKroes]

i fly these every summer from amsterdam to atlanta, but i prefer the b767.

[technoairplaneman]

@LiamKroes Just curious - why do you prefer the 767?

[P8NTBALL60]

i have never seen so many delta planes in one airport! holy crap!

[MxTraeumer]

@P8NTBALL60 It's a hub.....

[mantodowhattodo]

@P8NTBALL60 well, ATL is the busiest airport in the world, and Delta practically owns it!

[HamburgAirport]

Is this the BBJ at 0:36???

[mantodowhattodo]

@HamburgAirport yes sir

[jackd166]

Were on a channel five programme about the worlds most extreme airports were you talked about kai tak?

[cssourcefreak]

that 737 has a Bad Ass face !! lol

[wmupilot20]

Nice video! I have a great friend who is a senior capt for the A330. That's my favorite plane I flew on it three times, it's a thing of beauty. Nice job. Like the thrust reverse sounds of those PW's.

[mantodowhattodo]

@wmupilot20 Agreed, I love the A330. It's a beautiful plane, very well made, and ALWAYS graceful on touchdown!

[photo2c]

When I stay at Hartsfield this is the ONLY Hotel I stay at. If you love to watch planes takeoff and land you can't beat the view. At the Renaissance Concourse Atlanta Airport Hotel.

[cowboyzach01]

i'm just impressed by how quickly Delta's getting its new look on its planes.

[mantodowhattodo]

@cowboyzach01 they change the livery every few years or so, they must be getting good at it by now!

[razordash4]

It landed on runway 26R....very nice video, it mustve been taken from that big renassance hotel

[rparksbrown]

The Delta A330 is one sexy aircraft

[fhoc1]

A fantastic landing... that was really smooth!!

[DVA5656]

I have stayed there before. Nice video.

[RealPilot27]

Nice Video.

[bradman5505]

damn there is alot of Deltas....

[rcplaneguy1]

it was blurry due to smog ;)

[Airbus294]

Took a while to retract the speed brake, didn't it? They normally retract when the aircraft has slowed to taxi speed.

[RCKTBOY7]

@Airbus294 They're Northwest pilots...you have to know that they are forgetful.... GO DELTA!

[vballsetter1]

@Airbus294 Well from the angle that we see it from in this video they could be going faster than it looks so it might still needed to be up. Also for larger aircraft they keep it up a little longer I believe.

[TheGimpMaster01]

not a fan of airbus. look at it, looks like a seagull with broken wings. LOL. flare fail, too. however, nice video!!

[Wthijsse]

I like planes, in the air, on the air on the ground everywhere, I like them.

[MacandPc703]

The flare seemed really high. 

[vincentbadminton]

look like theres a bit of crosswind o.O

[JavierWX]

woooowww soo nice landing, it seemed to land on feathers haha

[macktheknife888]

looks like an Eagle landing.

[abcd1to]

i think that plane used to be in NWA livery

[beatlemyn]

What is trailing from the wingtip? I was plane-watching at DFW the other day and I saw the same thing on an MD-82. I thought it was on fire at first.

[Borck103]

@beatlemyn Condensation; it's just water vapour, the heat of the engines heats up the moisture in the air and produces those condensation trails; they also go over the wings too if you look.

[rustlerboi1052]

@beatlemyn

i think it may be fuel they are purposely dumping for landing? Just a guess.

[Bowl3500]

@rustlerboi1052 Fuel dumping are used in emergency cases only, and it will never be done at such low altitudes and onto resident areas. What you see are wingtip vortices. The white vortex trails can be clearly visible when humidity is high because they are vapor formed along with the vortices.

[skyyguyy]

Sweet landing!

[LTF85199]

what make this video worth any significance airboyd why did you post this?

[Borck103]

@LTF85199 Just for something different; read the description.

[oneofthemdeals]

"Get off the Runway"....lol

Cant wait forDAL to replace NWA's entire old/aging Airbus Fleet..

[SpiritA350]

if you think the 319/320/330's are old, then what do you call the DC's, 744's, or the 757/767?

[Borck103]

@SpiritA350 very old?

[SpiritA350]

A previous comment said that they can't wait for DAL to replace the old/againg Airbus fleet.

[mbandarra3]

@SpiritA350 ??? The airbus fleet are about the newest aircraft DAL have.

[SpiritA350]

@mbandarra3 my point exactly. someone before me said that they can not wait for DAL to replace the airbus fleet. i disagreed :)

[SpiritA350]

@RCKTBOY7 Why? Because Airbus products are superior. Don't think I'm a person who hates American products. I won't drive anything other than GM. But in the end, Airbus is vastly superior.

[Tigerwarhawk]

@SpiritA350 Vastly superior? That's laughable. If you're talking about efficiency, that's certainly debatable. But if you're talking about durability of design, then Airbus would be INFERIOR to any major commercial aircraft maker (Boeing, Embraer, Bombardier, and especially Douglas and Lockheed back in the day). NONE of those makers have a history of vertical stabilizers completely snapping off. An 11 degree input at 250 kts causing a v/s to snap off? That's ridiculous!

[SpiritA350]

@Tigerwarhawk Laughable? To start with, Airbus has a better wing, is more efficient (No debate), and speaking of inferior design, remember back in the day when the 737 had the rudder issues? Douglas (my favorite) were one of the most unsafe, but Lockheed was an excellent aircraft, no doubt about that. Let me ask you a question. Would you rather have a A321 or a B739? By the looks of it, most people would chose a A321. Why? Because it outclasses the 739 in every way.

[SpiritA350]

@Tigerwarhawk And what's even more ridiculous is the fact that a 737 needs more runway than a 767. Furthermore, let me state for a fact that I prefer a Boeing widebody. (i.e. 777 > A340, 767 > A330) But, I'd take Airbus narrowbodies over Boeing narrowbodies. Once again, Narrow = Airbus, Wide = Boeing. But then again, that's only my opinion.

[jungmannfabian]

at 0:37, that business jet, i've seen it somewhere...

[yournameiswrong]

@jungmannfabian Yeah same here in my home aiport.

[jungmannfabian]

@yournameiswrong no no, i mean that EXACT same BBJ

[yournameiswrong]

@jungmannfabian ok

[phillyslasher]

Is that an A330-300 or 200? Can't tell, I'm a little rusty with Airbus jets.

[Borck103]

@phillyslasher -300.

[iSNiPEjust]

a330 cabins are really nice (etihad)

[scaremenga]

Thrust reverser were deployed a split-second before the plane's main gear made contact (for the second time) with the ground.

[VoodooPolitics1]

That is a big bird!

Thumbs Up!

[aviator147]

I love the A330

[flyboy83297]

do a330's do transatlantic flights?

[aviator147]

@flyboy83297 yes of course

[MrElSatan]

@flyboy83297  yes !

[Marrrkkk10]

@flyboy83297 there is a flight from lufthansa from usa to germany

[timmyblackboy62]

@flyboy83297 all the time

[Borck103]

@flyboy83297 Yeah! Lufthansa, Finnair are among some airlines that utilise the A330 on transatlantic flights.