United Airlines 747-400 - Turbulent Takeoff from (RJAA - KSFO)

On my way back home from Japan. I took this video since the Typhoon in Japan was arriving. Heading to San Fransico (KSFO) from Tokyo (RJAA). PLease enjoy and leave a comment. Dont forget to watch in 780p.

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• Takeoff
• airport
• boeing
• airplane
• typhoon
• united
• airlines
• 747
• takeoff
• RJAA
• NRT
• SFO
• Japan
• departure

[Play2Know1]

do you like airbus more than boeing sottile?

[SottileSky]

@Play2Know1

I like both Airbus and Boeing. Both have very good airplanes :)

[iihippoii]

What part of turn off all electrical devices do you not understand. I know that it won't interfere with the flight. I have had flights delayed because people just wouldn't listen.

[SottileSky]

@iihippoii

For your information, I always get approval for shooting videos BEFORE boarding. I always listen to the announcements etc. As previously mentioned, I use a mount which allows me to have full attention to the FA's. I have not had a problem in the past. I think you have more important things to worry about if your flights are being delayed.

Cheers, and thanks for viewing ;)

[mmrp1965]

muy bueno amigo hola from EL SALVADOR

[SottileSky]

@mmrp1965

Thank you! :)

[Chrisbattel]

@Phantim3dx: ''Stay Away from clouds...'' he said? WTF!!! How about when ur flying IFR??? I think you misunderstood the whole concept. Unless you are VFR or near a thunderstorm, flying through clouds is TOTALLY normal. Go back and read your Ground School books.

[biorgymd]

Did that window rattle all the way to SFO?? I would have been pissed...

[Phantim3dx]

of course theres going to be turbulence, flying into clouds it's just not recommended for most in aviation unless u have no other options. my instructor told me as a rule of thumb, stay away from clouds. but being in a 747, it can handle it just fine

u see the "bend" wing flex when it entered the clouds, fun, and made my heart beat a bit faster.

just my thought, if I can I always try to fly a 777 than a 747. the 777 just can "ride out" the turbulence better then 747 in my experience of flight

[GlobetrekkerYYC]

@SottileSky Just out of curiousity what sort of mount do you use? I'm trying to find a way to make my take-off and landing videos more smooth. Thanks!

[aerialpic]

I like Kassowar65 comment "Those clouds in the Pacific are always full of moisture." Since clouds are visible moisture I'd have to agree. Enjoyed the video. Thanks for sharing!

[Anson017]

Incredibly nice!!! Just like I'm travelling on the plane. This video recalls my memory in travelling the Boeing 747.