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Thanks for the great video!! This brings back many fond memories of when I lived in Bristol, in the 1980's. I lived in Redland, which is only a few miles from the suspension bridge! -- Cheers!

@antimatterXXXIII At maximun weight, the speed needed for take of the 777 is 210 mph and takes approximately 35 - 50 seconds. I love the sound of the trent engines which produce approximately 70,000 lbs of thrust!! Awsome video!!! Please make more!

Fantastic Video! Great job mate, cheers!

Amazing sound, unlike today's aircraft and their quiet engines. Those were the days of 707, DC-8, DC-10 and the early 747's (100 and 200), 727 and 737 (100 and 200).

Nice video!!

I will be traveling to Hanoi Noi Bai International Aiportt later on this year. I will be flying from DIA (Denver Internaitional Airport). Is the airport smaller than DIA? What is customs like for an American/British citizen, if you should know - Thanks.

@Starboard76 Its me again...The Corsair @7:44....is that 747 SP (I think its SP right??) designed specifically for domestic travel? I notice its considerable shorter than 747 ER....if my memory is correct, I believe it has a maxium range of 3,000 nautical miles -- Cheers!

@Starboard76 Thnaks for the info, its much appreciated! another question for you...I know 400 series carries approx. 63,000 gallons of fuel, with that in mind, and taking into consideration that its heavy would use approx. 10,000 feet of runway (I think?) and that take off speed is approx 170 kn...

@jlebesis Thanks for the information, that's what I thought. My dad is a aeronautical engineer at Boeing, which is why I know some facts about the 747. Cheers!