Air Canada 777-300ER YYZ-YVR Takeoff and Landing

Flying in the back of this beautiful beast from Toronto to Vancouver onboard Air Canada 025 to Shanghai with a stop over in YVR,

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Autos & Vehicles

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• Engine
• start
• push
• back
• takeoff
• landing
• 77W
• 777-333ER
• 777-300ER
• Boeing
• 777
• Air
• Canada
• AC
• Toronto
• Vancouver
• CYVR
• CYYZ
• YVR

[tricon909]

Hey anovo21 Grate Video I Have a Few Questions About Air Canada and there International Services What did they Offer Ex;Food From your FLight From yyz to YVR ? and what did they also Serve to you on the Other Part of your FLight Thanks = )

[anovo21]

@tricon909 I have never had a bad flight on Air Canada. Whether flying economy or their excellent Executive First product, I can not think of one negative thing to say. Many might disagree with me, but that's their opinion. On the flight from YYZ-YVR, economy passengers purchase their food on board (sandwiches etc.). For international service, hot meals are provided (usually good food). I fly between YYZ and GRU a lot and we are served a hot dinner and breakfast. If u have anymore q's just ask:)

[1982FMJ]

on my trip to canada the flight was one of the most enjoyable parts of the holiday. THe scenary on the flight to vancouver from toronto was amazing. The great thing about the flight to vancouver is you cover so much more than being on the ground and get to see more of the mountains as alot of it cannot be seen from the ground. FLying is the best way to see the rockies at times.

[anovo21]

@1982FMJ I agree!! I live in Vancouver and LOVE to fly over the Rockies!

[itachiuchiha026]

Boeing 777-333ER from CYYZ to CYVR?!?!??!?! The only time i get this is from CYVR to VHHH and back.

[anovo21]

@itachiuchiha026 YYZ-YVR seems to be a high yield route with a lot of connecting traffic. The flight time varies between 4 and 5 hours, so its nice sometimes to get a widebody. I remember flying on one of their 747's on this route years ago.

[Taipei127]

Anyone know if a Boeing 777-300ER can fly 17-18 hours NONSTOP no layovers, let's say, an 8500-mile flight from MCO-TPE with full fuel, pax, and cargo? I read on the Boeing website and it says that a 77W can go nonstop 18 hours and 25 minutes, and I know that it has extra fuel tanks.

[Taipei127]

@anovo21 Yeah! When I'm flying somewhere, I try to get on flights with Boeing 777-300ER aircraft or better yet bigger and widebody aircraft!

[almightyfir3]

Love the engine start, such an awesome plane

[hihi128]

i like when engine start..

[maxudaskin]

What the hell is that -thing- at 3:30?

[itachiuchiha026]

@jzair oic, kinda like the other flights i have had before, except on cathay pacific, from KJFK-CYVR-VHHH

[jzair]

@itachiuchiha026 yeah, but later on this plane is going to shanghai

[itachiuchiha026]

@anovo21 wow 747 that would have been nice!

[1982FMJ]

Last time i flew on an evening flight from toronto to london heathrow all they gave us for breakfast was a chemically flavoured bannana muffin. a bit dissapointing as they are usually reasonably good with there food but nothing special. It was really horrible tasting. I've had better breakfasts on air canada than that before coming over to london. SO there food is not always good like you said.