Rare !! Boeing 747 Take off Martinique Runway 27!!

You can see in HD ! Awesome view ! Corsair Fly Boeing 747-400 Take off runway 27 in Martinique Aimé césaire airport !! It's very rare that the planes take off runway 27 here !! it was due to the hurricane Erica ! Usually it's runway 09 ! You can see that like 5 time a year !! the wind was 230 ° / 12 to 17 knots this day . Video taken by me ! ( september 2sd , 2009) ! canon powershot Sx200 ! enjoy !

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[Lacrossedude2296]

what so RARE!! about his????



[youtrein]

@Lacrossedude2296 Are you unable to read something? There's a description, please read it and you'll know why this is rare!!

[MrFlyguy124]

6 people felt turbulance on this flight

[jbransby98]

@billiepipersteeth you clearly have no idea about planes!

[lovesthecity3]

Guys, can we stop fighting?! haha yes, it may be incorrect to call the APU a 'ENGINE' but it also is just like a mini engine. It will mostly be counted as a nonengine, but both sides are mostly correct!

[socksy1999]

whats the airport code

[dionsanchez24]

@billiepipersteeth where is the 5th engine?

[billiepipersteeth]

@dionsanchez24 I have a Ph.D in Aeronautical Engineering, and technically the Ил-96 has 5 engines so you are wrong on both counts there I'm afriad.

[dionsanchez24]

@billiepipersteeth you really dnt know shit about planes do you? the llyushin 96 has 4 engines too you muppet

[dionsanchez24]

@billiepipersteeth and you are telling this because? I DONT GIVE A RATS ASS WHERE YOU LIVE.

[billiepipersteeth]

@dionsanchez24 I live in London you spaz-packing fucknugget.

[billiepipersteeth]

@eaterofclams Evidently you have no academic training in any scientific or engineering disciplines and as such I am unable to help you understand why it is that you are displaying a trait that would be described by members of the scientific elite (such as myself) as “closed thinking”.