Planes you didn't know airlines had (maybe)(hopefully) 

Ryan​air is older then aer lingus

Yes but close japan airline is the first to fly the 747

@@phyleap5164 bro aer lingus is 87 years old and ryanair 38 years old wth are you talking about

@@phyleap5164 and the fact if they were more younger than ryanair, aer lingus couldn't operate de 747-100

@@phyleap5164 and they used planes like the Lockheed L-749 Constellation, Lockheed L-1049 Super Constellation, Boeing 707-320, Boeing 720, Bristol 170 Freighter, Vickers Viking, Vickers Viscount 700, Vickers Viscount 800, Fokker F27k Douglas DC-3, Boeing 737-200, Airspeed Consul, etc...

Fr💀💀

DUDE I THOUGHT THIS WAS GONNA BE CURSED PLANES VIDEO I DODNT LOOK AT THE TITLE LOLLL

Sam

Maybe he thinks it’s that they owned

Yeah but it still operated planes other than the 737

@@reactive435 no one said they didn’t. They’ve used a selection of aircraft. I know, I worked on them ;)

@@jobbiejewlike what

@@mrhost8882 “like what”. I don’t understand what your comment means. My comment states the purpose of the aircraft that was painted in Ryanair livery temporarily. It was a sponsorship deal that didn’t come to fruition. This was never used on commercial service.

@@jobbiejew bro u said u know what aircraft Ryanair has so I wanted to know

The aer lingus in project flight is an MD-11 on a L-1011

Shush they were a better airline and more expensive at that time

@@CameoIsAmazing finally, a smart person.

There will be a taunami

?

I also wrote LOT

When I picture Aer Lingus it’s those two exact aircraft I always imagine.

No it didn’t. It was a British Airways livery and the other side had Singapore Airlines painted on it as the plane went to Singapore.

@@hageyswell your kinda right the plane was half owned it Singapore airlines and British airways had the other half so the both owned it

That's dark...

Holy shit ryanair is underrated

WE BE MAKIN TSUNAMIS WITH THIS ONE 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️

Flight 101 🛫💥

Like can no-one see the LOT/Malaysia

Like half of these planes are retired

at least I have a Mac

and I have an iMac also

nvm lets cut this

@@CarDealershipTycoonLover oke doky

⁠@@CarDealershipTycoonLoveratleast mac is technically not my problem

Aer Lingus, the Irish flag carrier. Name is anglicized from the Irish word for air fleet

Average PTFS player

@@fordfocus5769 lol

*back then*

Many of these planes don't operate with their fleet in today's world,for example, Singapore Airlines previously operated 707 and A340,now they don't anymore

I can assure you, they did G-OJIB G-ZAPX OH-AFJ OH-AFI "EasyJet did not have a fleet strategy to include the 757. Indeed, it would not have had a 757 flying for it at all were it not for a brief spell of crew shortages. According to conversations on the Aviation Forum, easyJet wet leased all four of its 757s to operate flights over the busy summer season that year. As such, three Boeing 757s joined easyJet in June 2010, with a further one added to the stables in July. By September, all had returned to their relevant lessors, never to be seen on an easyJet route again."

@@Gleghbros a smart person right there.

RYANAIR ISNT A SHITTY AIRLINE

No they didn’t?

@@StinkyAviationyes they did

@@Astroeditsandanimations eh probably only had 2 or more similar to PSA only having 2 L-1011s 🤑

Sadly they didn't but they had plans to buy one

@@fordfocus5769 mh makes sence, I knew they didn’t have one or just had 2

Its LOT Polish Airlines with Malaysia Airlines livery

​@@zakinaufal6679 What

What actually happened was LOT leased the plane to Malaysia Airlines

@@zakinaufal6679 Interesting.

Very

They selled the plane to malaysia airlines

I tried