Welcome to our plane spotting channel, where aviation enthusiasts come together to indulge in the mesmerizing world of airplanes! Join us as we embark on thrilling journeys, capturing the grace and power of these magnificent flying machines.
With our keen eyes and state-of-the-art equipment, we bring you up close and personal with the giants of the sky. From bustling airports to remote airfields, we traverse the globe, showcasing the diversity of aircraft types, airlines, and liveries that adorn the skies.
Immerse yourself in the thrill of takeoffs and landings, marvel at the sheer beauty of soaring wings, and feel the rush as roaring engines propel planes into the vastness of the atmosphere. We meticulously document each sighting, delivering stunning visuals and informative commentary that will leave you captivated.
The video is very beautiful and especially the flight of airplanes at night doubles the beauty, I Thank those who took the time to make this beautiful video 👍🏻👍🏻❤
Because of Aquaplanning , it means that - Thrust reversers are on 2 inboard engines because it saves weight and reduces risk of outboard engines hanging over the runway, which may get damaged by ingesting foreign objects.
Yes we are need a Tata group all airlines merge in one group and in the group total 1000+ planes and serve all 6 continent around the world because we are still in our starting phase without air connectivity we are not success in the world
Where should one go to get this view, I really like to spot planes, but don’t really know a good spot in Delhi specifically. Please guide amateur and avgeek. Thanks
Great to these aircraft at night,love the way they Glow Nice information you give, really appreciate your efforts Worth the wait for Lufthansa A380 Best Wishes Always for You 💐💐💐💐💐👍👍👍👍
thrust reversers are present on all 4 engines but pilots use the reversers whether 2 or all 4 based on landing weight, weather conditions & runway length . . . SA will reactivate 5 of it's A380-800 by the end of 2024 . . . it is being rumoured that Air India might operate some of the ex-Singapore Airlines A380-800 from 2025 onwards . . .
Yeah, A380 super jumbo has only 2 inner reverse thrust engines as compared to 4 reverse thrust on B747 there's a youtube video technical explanation why A380 has 2 engine reverse thrusters
A fine video! Amazing camera work and quality! A few editing errors on the text (United flies to Newark, not New York; pretty sure that AI to IXC was an A321N; and del-hanoi is not 8 hours) but all room for improvement :)