Air Canada Boeing 777-300ER Landing

On board Air Canada's newest plane, 777-333ER C-FITL, flight AC412 Toronto Pearson (YYZ) to Montreal Trudeau (YUL) Rapidair, approach, landing and taxi to gate. April 8, 2007.

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• Boeing
• 777
• 300
• AC
• Air
• Canada
• Toronto
• Pearson
• YYZ
• Montreal
• Dorval
• Trudeau
• YUL
• Airplane
• Takeoff

[NorthStarDC4M]

they fly at least 2 a day Toronto-Heathrow. The flight before mine came in from LHR.

[Ozy797]

Yeah, which seat was this because a few weeks a go I flew an Air Canada 777-300ER (the second one built btw) from Toronto(CYYZ) to Beijing(ZBAA) on AC 31, and I sat in seat 40 which looks to me like the same view as I had! I took a few vids from the flight and will be posting them up later, but yeah aside from that great video!

[NorthStarDC4M]

this was shot from 39K

[CobraMarty]

In nov 2007, my family and I flew Air Canada when we went to Canada from Denmark, and we are rather pleased with them. We even flew home from Toronto - Frankfurt on a brand new 777-300ER and it was a very comfortable flight and good service. I have no complaints

[fayik123]

the 7770300 landing gear makes quite a clunk when it retracts. It's almost scary

[210482fmj]

dam that thing feels heavy on approach

[Corkscrew777doughnut]

I LOVE the sound the 777 makes when flaps are being deployed!

[MrCars]

@NorthStarDC4M That was a repositioning flight which was an exception.

[NorthStarDC4M]

Sorry but they still fly this route often, flew on one again in December.

[EXXC0MN]

i love how the middle spoiler was just like "ehh, dont wanna go all the way up..."

[210482fmj]

heathrow to toronto is a nice flight

[MrCars]

@DanTheCaptain The only reason they used the 777 on a short route is so the pilots could get used to them before starting trans-atlantic service. AC Took the 777 of this route now for quite some time.

[chaghar]

im going on a 321 forom vancouver to toronto. i tot im going to be on 777 or 767. my shitty luck.