It is the approach most beautiful and amazing I have ever seen! If not for the clouds at the beginning and the urban area of Nairobi at the end. The impression was that the plane was flying on another planet! It reminded me of Avatar. Thanks for that video. Now I'm just waiting for the long version.
Excellent film and flight. Brought back many find memories of years past. Thanks to each of you for sharing! God bless. Happy landings. Doc K. in Boulder, Colorado
I had to re-watch 2 times to see my town. I live in ngong town at 4:44 the small town to the left. We always hear airplanes passing overhead. Great video. Aldo the the road leading to rural home is just after the longonot crater
man i go through up's and downs when in the aviation field (not just speaking about turbulence ) and when im down, your videos bring me hope and new joy, that same bubbly feeling I get from flying. Thanks for your videos, you have no idea how much of an inspiration they are to not only me, but thousands that watch, keep em coming thanks again
At 6:36 That ridge to the left.. I met a Buffalo in the shrubs when I went for a picnic last year. It's a good place to watch planes overhead and is connected to the Nairobi national park. I've not tried going there again
Great stuff when i doing Airfield ground lighting maintenance at HKJK i was always fascinated by how Swiss air pilots executed their touchdowns right at the PAPIs.....got photos too
Flew on the same plane to NBO in Dec 2010 was a really nice flight apart from the service. The plane was delivered around April 2010 and still in good condition
What a fantastic video! Great job by pilots. Thanks to whoever decided to stick a camera in cockpit and recorded this beautiful footage. Really enjoyed a lot.
have you uploaded the long version? Now i am homesick. Looks like an early morning flight. Took the same taxis I took on Emirates A332 couple months ago when I went to NBO. Thank you and keep them coming,
+dwardt1 that's exactly what I tried to do the last ten years, show as many different parts of the world from a aviators point of view. Glad you appreciated it, my best greetings to you
what a great video..probably one of the best aviation videos i'v ever seen..and to get such a fanatastic view of an exotic location like Nairobi,makes this video such a treat to watch..please keep posting more of such videos..
Just watched the Montreal video and this one. Great work. Here in Australia I think the A330 is more considered a regional aircraft but LX certainly seem to get some good longhauls with them.
For real? Im mind boggled about the Lions eat residents bit mate.. good Jesus..and you still go for picnic in the wide open? I’d hide in the car and cry 😂
@@dnhug it's near the park so once in a while lions escape and roam into that area. It's good for picnics seeing planes overhead but one must be careful. Only daytime
i feel like its a silly question but its something i never figured out. in flight simulators, all airbus planes after landing, are under 10% fuel, so they have a light weight, and the engines in 0% power position, or idle, still make the aircraft increase its speed to 20... knots in taxiing, does it happen also in real life? because i hope not, i taxi with the finger on the brakes... any way awesome job i love this videos so much
Why at 10:00 is there a take off clearance for American 182 on 09L? is this the original audio? There are no US carriers that service JKIA as of 6/2/16,
Jack Harrison Thank You Jack! All of this is a one man show under the wings of my employer and i am very thankful to get the support of swiss. Thank you again mate
I'm not much of an Airbus person, but this is a serious question, as my knowledge is limited. Are all of the cockpits from airbus the same? If you are an Airbus pilot, are you certified to fly any Airbus? Somebody please explain :) Thanks
