Cathay Pacific Airways Boeing 747-467 B-HUI/B-HOX at RCTP台北桃園國際機場

[Ahuntsicspotter]

It was in Taipei?

[linjeflyg]

@Ahuntsicspotter Yes, Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport.

[Ahuntsicspotter]

@linjeflyg Do you need a permit for the plane spotting in TPE? Iff you want to go plane spotting in CDG, you need a permit.

[linjeflyg]

@Ahuntsicspotter Most of vids were taken out side perimeter of the airport, no permit required. I don't think there is such a thing as permit for spotter at TPE, is the spotting permit given to people like you and me at CDG?

[Ahuntsicspotter]

@linjeflyg Iff you want to go spotting planes in CDG, you need a permit and to get it you have to go to the police station for the permit. Also to get to TPE you took a direct flight from LAX.

[andrew06666]

Nice +1

[linjeflyg]

@andrew06666 Thanks+1

[chendrik]

Did they forget to retract the gear or something ? What morons...

[linjeflyg]

@chendrik Gears were retracted after making the the turn.

[wowdude999]

So CX sends a 744 on HKG-RCTP? 1 hour flight using a 747/77W! O.O

[linjeflyg]

@wowdude999 Passenger between Taipei and Hong Kong rank number six in the world, 680,915 per month both direction, that translate to around 23,000 a DAY. China Airlines, EVA and Cathay Pacific use most 744, 343, 773, 333 and 332 to service the routes and laughing all the way to the bank for charging $3 to 5 hundreds buck for the trip.

[wowdude999]

@linjeflyg Oh wow, I know imma learn alot from you ;) Whats #1?

[linjeflyg]

@wowdude999 #1 Tokyo -Sapporo , #2 Seoul -Jeju, #3 Tokyo-Fukuoka, #4 Sydney- Melbourn, #5 Beijing -Shanghai, #7 Tokyo-Naha(Okinawa), #8 Sao Paulo-Rio de Janeiro, #9 Tokyo-Osaka, #10 Mumbai -Delhi

Eight out of ten in East Asia.