747 Air China landing @ Los Angeles

747 Air China landing @ Los Angeles at 4:39pm

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[jinsoon423]

is the viewing location at in-n-out

[airbusfreak]

Yup. The park right beside it though.

[bumburly]

Had yopu earplugs?

[airbusfreak]

Nope :) :) lol I love the sound though and it also relaxes me.

[ianyslem]

Is that the normal way of landing on this runway?

[airbusfreak]

Yes, it is. BTW it's 24R.

[AcidBomber]

OK, Air China (Chinese) is COMPLETELY different from "China Airlines" (Taiwanese)

Stop getting confused with the 2. And Air China has an excellent safety record.

[hippo314]

I think I fly over from USA to China twice each year, I took Japan Airline, Korean Airline, American Airline... Continental Airline before, But Air China pilot is the only 1 which can make me feel 0 shake landing, 0 shake landing is not easy to make. relatives told me that Air China hire experienced Top-gunz to become their pilots, that is cool :D

[marek857]

Air china may have a very good safety record, but they have a terrible entertainment record

[efastMixer]

@hippo314 i agree, Asian airlines are generally much less shakey than Western airlines. UA scared the heck out of me on cross wing landing at newark NY

[jobjed]

r u from hong kong taiwan macau?  cos u say traditional and not simplified chinese

[jobjed]

@wild1heart they certainly crashed in water

[jg112393]

The blue stripe design reminds me of old Aeroflot

[betterdenu452]

nope air canada 777-200LR or cathay 777-300er

[clandolf]

actually for chinese airlines you will need to stop in taipei or another airport in taiwan then to hong kong

[expertmax1]

@udon890 You will need to stop at Vancouver. There is no direct flight from Toronto to Hong Kong that I know.

[udon890]

Can I ride Air China 747 from Toronto, Canada (Pearson International Airport) to Hong Kong??