The Future of Commercial Aviation: Boeing 787 Dreamliner

[10Kingboy10]

and , its finally in service!

[vmedirata]

Freedom beyond human nature and physical attribute. The ability and the power to rise and own freedom. The ability to SEE more from the top and be unaffected like you own the feeling. The marvel of creation and creation of capability to achieve potential and live it.

[Vegastars1]

The other version of "Ethereal" by Amethystium, is in the album "Odonata - The Mirror" 2001

[Vegastars1]

The song is called "Ethereal" by Amethystium, album "Emblem Selected Pieces - The Mirror" 2006

[teta809]

What's the song

[Addicted4Flying]

The only bad thing about the visual of the 787 to me is the cockpit windows. Looks kinda superficial or something. is too smooth. Miss the agressive design of the 707, 727,737 cockpit windows (the best look in history to me).

[dodginthis]

What is the name of this song.

[MrSwasta88]

the prince of the skies awesome  jet awesome work go boeing go

[recordedtube]

princess

[applesweeter]

Dear All,

I have some questions about psychology on aviation:

*Why do we love flying?

*Why do we relate flying with our full potentials and with our successes?

*Why do we use the phases "take off" and "fly high" as a kind of adjectives to describe our success of our hard working?

*Why do we used the word "runway" as a expression of optimistic future of a person/ a team?

*Why do we relate aviation with freedom?

THANK YOU IN ADVANCE for your creative ideas and brainstorm!!!

[UnchainTheNight1]

@applesweeter it defeats our most obvious limitation, gravity.

[bieasy]

@applesweeter Why do we love flying? When we fly we can go up and down left and right: We enjoy freedom of our movements, as opposed to being stuck in the ground where you only can go left, right, forward or backward.

Why do we relate flying with our full potentials and with our successes? Being successful suggest that you're on the to of a virtual pyramid. The sight is beautiful there.

[bieasy]

@applesweeter Why do we relate aviation with freedom? It was maybe the case in the early years of aviation, but today being stuck in the airports and sitting for more than 14 hours in a narrow tube is not synonym of freedom anymore. Freedom in aviation refers more to the possibility of being in the other side of he planet in less than 20 hours.

[applesweeter]

@bieasy

Is this what happens in airports in your place? 14-20 hours....Oh Nooooooo!

[deanmullen10]

@applesweeter I guess the experience of flight is just so amazing compared to travelling on land in cars & trains & busses that we develop such experience due to the joy & supposed majesty of flight?

[applesweeter]

@deanmullen10

Travel on a car allows us to see the beautiful country side, too. Why do we enjoy more when flying in the sky?

[deanmullen10]

@applesweeter yeah but flying in the sky is way more majestic bt well idk tbh ha sorry I'm not an expert on it, bt maybe cause its higher and we can see the clouds up close and the mountains and what appear as tiny fields below maybe bt idk.

[applesweeter]

@deanmullen10

Do you like to pilot an aeroplane and to fly high? And, why?

[deanmullen10]

@applesweeter um well I don't really want to be a pilot I guess, I just was supposing a reason to why we people seem to love flying and why do I love flying? I guess I just do because it's cool, interesting and a phenomenal experience relative to our daily lives that's all I guess :)

[applesweeter]

@deanmullen10

I do not mean for being a real pilot, but I mean to fly for 30 minuteson an airline's flight simulator. Will you like it?

For me, I flyed on a Boeing 747 airline flight simulator 3 months ago with the cost at HK$1000.

[deanmullen10]

@applesweeter oh alri that sounds really cool, and yeah that would be interesting I guess :)

[proximu]

just dreams

[777janek]

sweet!too bad its delayed so much;(