COCKPIT A319 - AMAZING VIEWS during Take Off from Stavanger Sola Airport

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DISCLAIMER Please note this video is edited for entertainment purposes and does not reflect 100% the procedures performed by SAS and their crew.
Hello everyone and thank you for watching this PlanesWeekly video!
This week we're back in the jumpseat on a departure from Stavanger Sola Airport onboard the Airbus A319-100. This video was recorded back in 2018. Flying out of Stavanger offers some amazing views of the city and the fjords around it. We love sitting in the cockpit and are always happy to share the videos with our followers! Stay tuned for more!
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@PlanesWeekly 3 года назад

Enjoy the view of Norway from the flight deck! Have you ever tried to be in the cockpit of a plane? Which is your favourite? ✈️✈️

@sahapcancinserin5549 3 года назад

What an amazing landscape and what an amazing engine sound! Love it.. And yes, I've entered the cockpit of A320/321, B737-800, A330-300 and B757-300.

@aboed1974 3 года назад

Very Beautiful views, just amazing

@PilotWanderlust 3 года назад

Nice one! My first landing in SVG was in 2007 or 2008. Really liked the overnights there!

@richygambs321 3 года назад

Another good SAS video. I have a soft spot for SAS. Loved the angle at

@germanpoweractivated 2 года назад

The 319 is my fave .. just a nimble aircraft

@SamuelHMay 3 года назад

Missed your videos! <3

@abdielsanchez.2158 3 года назад

Nice !!

@joshuahalla.k.a.controlla6333 3 года назад

Great video.☺️

@togafly. 2 года назад

amazing

@CraZy291 2 года назад

More Airbus cockpit videos please 😍

@noahj.1232 3 года назад

Hey, this is an excellent video, thank you! I'm starting a new channel based on air, land, and sea disasters, and I was wondering if you would be willing to let me use a 5 second segment of your footage in my first video - I need a shot of some airbus thrust levers being advanced for takeoff. I would of course give you credit in the description and notify you when it is released. The topic of the video is the cornfield landing of Ural Airlines Flight 178 in 2019 where everyone survives with minor injuries (interestingly, they also took off from runway 12). If you don't want anyone else using your footage I totally understand - thanks for sharing your video on RU-vid regardless! All the best