We did it again…only better! Watch behind the scenes to see how we took our A380 for a spin around the Burj Khalifa for the making of our new advertisement.
145 knots, 830m... Real dangerous. The fact that the entire crew agreed to do this shows the trust within the company and the reliability of its safety.
No, that wasn't dangerous. The plane was light. No passengers, no luggage, no food or drink supplies, minimal fuel load, and with those massive wing surfaces 145 knots was not risky at all. They wouldn't have taken a risk.
I don't think they have right to refuse in the Emirates. Would you call those killed by the tornado in the Amazon warehouse brave? I call them victims.
As a retired Emirates crew member, I would LOVE to have done this. I did 5 years and had the best time of my life. It’s not for everyone but if you’re adventurous, go for it!
I have known flight crews. And even though it seems like a glamorous job, it is very hard. You are on the job from the moment you leave your house till you come back. Meanwhile you only get paid for flying time. Thanks 🙏 for your service. Sorry about the rude passengers.
@@frankie3591 Bless you love. Most passengers are great, I had very few negative experiences because I used to kill them with kindness. It’s very hard to be angry at someone who’s being lovely to you.
No kidding. She can still stand calm and stable while the plane flew behind her. Imagine the airflow and the sound vibration whizzing thru. Kudos to her and the team👍👍
@@hendrik1834 lol you and the 15 ppl that upvoted you are so woefully misguided the EU literally just made Yachts exempt from the CArbon tax but yeah lets keep on ragging on everyday people that drive cars or commercial pilots doing a job. I drive a 8 cylinder car do you wanna lynch me to a tree?
They're literally a country of slave masters. Trust me. I know. Shame on you. This airline is owned by a tyrannical regime and the Crown Prince has hurt many innocent people.
When I'm at an airport doing an overseas trip, I always get really excited seeing an Emirates A380, Emirates is one of the few airlines that still use the old girl, never let it go!
I'm so thankful for living in Emirates it's helping us more than anything this country is so good that it came from the past to this that's so incredibly beautiful✨❤ mash Allah!!!
145 knots?!?! Just so you all know how crazy that is I’m an air traffic controller for a terminal radar approach facility that works a lot of different types of jets, including lots of heavies. 777, 767, and sometimes even 737’s don’t have FINAL APPROACH speeds as slow as 145! Absolutely insane!
@@lemonzr5494 the A380 lands around the same speed as a 737. Stop stating things you don't know. Although it does depend on weight, bigger wings mean more lift at lower speeds, the 737 and A380 are capable of landing at similar speeds, if not the same.
They're literally a country of slave masters. Trust me. I know. Shame on you. This airline is owned by a tyrannical regime and the Crown Prince has hurt many innocent people.I'm disgusted that you'd praise dubai. Shame on you. Those beautiful buildings and rich sprawling cities were built by castrated slaves from Africa and many still exist. And indentured servitude is SO COMMON. I cannot believe you.Oh and there are many stolen blond european children there for their trafficking. I literally can't abide the fact people glorify this dystopian fanatic regime.
@@braddo7270 I had Been A resident of Dubai for Quite Some time IDK what you expect to get in an Average office job, But that is unfortunately How every company works, even if it is not in Dubai, There is a paid Vacation every year and can take a maximum of 2 months leave (Aside from paid Vacation) , What Do you want for yourself? A private Jet and a Butler?
@@Mujiboy excuse me? I tell you they have slaves and you ask me what do I expect? I expect no slaves... just like the rest of the world. How disgustingly immoral are you exactly? And what about the trafficked children? I am from the UK but lived in dubai for 8 years. I have witnessed ALL of the bad. You cannot lie to me.
@@braddo7270 you need therapy. You make 20 comments on here to look smart but it’s the complete opposite. Stay off the copy and paste. Reported and now gonna block
Amazing job emirates you guys really deserve this achievement your pilots and cabin crew have been working day after day to get the accomplishment great job emirates!
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My brother, who is based in the UAE, has travelled many times in an Emirates flight and vouches for it. But for me and my family in India, flying in an A380 will always be a dream.
Emirates I’d cool but Singapore is better. I’ve always very enjoyed my flights with Singapore airline and Singapore airport is really cool and huge! I even enjoyed my food I had on Singapore flights which is unusual because usually airplane food sucks.
I Always hate people who say it will always be a dream for me I can't do it , I mean shut the f up instead of coming here and being upset about it do something for it
I love emirates so much, they’re such a great airline and all the staff work so well and have a high degree of trust. That’s why when Make my way through flight school I hope to being training to be a pilot for them :)
@Jon Hesson business/first class products are different depending on which airline you use. In my experience, us based airlines have fallen behind their competition more especially in these classes.
Emirates is one of the best airlines because they have a TV which has a movie and comfy chairs, not messy, leg room, first class super worth it | THE ALMIGHTY EMIRATES plus I been on Emirates it’s a 1000/1000 EMIRATES DID IT AGAIN!
I've worked on Emirates 777s their presentations are visually stunning and massive in scope, they have a flair for creating an atmosphere of excitement!
@Spoiled Hu dikkat hai???? Indian's are one of most intelligent people. U noob u don't know why ur country gives jobs to our people because we are one of best after sometime u r father will be unemployed because one of our indian will snatch ur father's job.lol
You guys are the best airline I’ve ever flown and the staff are absolutely the best, and I’ve travelled many many airlines and all over the world and you still are my number one #1
I am 30 years old and I booked an Emirates to the UK to lift the Dinnie Stones. This is my first flight travel, and I had no idea how world-class their services are. I was literally mind blown when I flew in Airbus 380 which is literally the world's largest passenger flight. The Cabin Crew was so kind and I never had experienced such hospitality in my life. Then I successfully lifted the stones and again returned back home via an Airbus 380. Literally, Emirates made me hooked with their services. Literally worth every penny you pay. And the Cabin Crew was literally awesome. I will only fly via Emirates in the upcoming future in my further international Trips. More power to this customer centric Company and Dubai Inc.
@@muradsaleh2484 Maybe you should to learn what hypocrite means, I'm not hypocrite because I not give shit, but you complain about media and all your bullshit in RU-vid, clown.
Flew many times with emirates and Itihad, amazing experience with their crew and all their planes not only A380. Their A380 is a wonderland of the air. The two companies are the best in the world.
hope to travel with emirates in the future. My journey with Etihad was magical, loved every bit of it, especially that boarding music, very transportive.
Just awesome to the Flight Crew, Nicole Smith Ludvik ( Stunt Woman on top of Burj Khalifa) The Helicopter Pilots and all the team behind the scenes to make this ad for Emirates A First Class Production Top Marks to all involved amazing world beater.
They're literally a country of slave masters. Trust me. I know. Shame on you. This airline is owned by a tyrannical regime and the Crown Prince has hurt many innocent people.I'm disgusted that you'd praise dubai. Shame on you. Those beautiful buildings and rich sprawling cities were built by castrated slaves from Africa and many still exist. And indentured servitude is SO COMMON. I cannot believe you.Oh and there are many stolen blond european children there for their trafficking. I literally can't abide the fact people glorify this dystopian fanatic regime.
They're literally a country of slave masters. Trust me. I know. Shame on you. This airline is owned by a tyrannical regime and the Crown Prince has hurt many innocent people.I'm disgusted that you'd praise dubai. Shame on you. Those beautiful buildings and rich sprawling cities were built by castrated slaves from Africa and many still exist. And indentured servitude is SO COMMON. I cannot believe you.Oh and there are many stolen blond european children there for their trafficking. I literally can't abide the fact people glorify this dystopian fanatic regime.
Wow! I spent 1 year in the UAE with the first AH-64A technical assistance field team. So much growth! Made lots of friends and enjoyed the flying and the falconry!
UAE have been bombing Yemen for 8 years. Thousands of innocent people have died. Yemen is collapsing and the moment that they tried to defend it national security and kick out the UAE invasion of yemen the whole media turn on on the side of UAE. Why is the media is so corrupt to the point we’re children are being gathered from pieces after bombing and you hear none of that in the media. In conclusion Media in general and news outlets are just Business agencies and money can hide your most inhuman traits. Its all business baby.
@@DheerajKumar-st6wz basically there is a terrorist organisation in Yemen, but the victims of the bombings are always innocent people, that’s just the problem, and on the same topic, the houthis (which are that organisation) have nothing to do with real Islam, they are extremist dumbasses, but as always, innocent people are always the victims of such wars🤦🏻
Emirates. One of the best Airliners out there today as well as other's. The Expo 2022 livery is so majestic and gorgeous, if people don't like that livery, then view it once more. You will love it! As people are saying in the comments the public will definitely fly with Emirates with this kind of quality this advert can provide; the pilots, and crew did a fantastic job putting this together! 'Fly Better'
I'm a proud witness of the beautiful Dubai Expo livery. Was just at my school, heard a plane, and saw blue and 4 engines. It was going to Glasgow int'l(GLA), and after school caught it on FR24 going back to Dubai DXB.
I visited Dubai recently and nearly every 10 minutes I told myself "Those Emiratis are crazy" and well, here I am again, sitting at home and saying the same. Congrats!
@Spoiled Hu dikkat hai???? it is not reality, the reality is that government of Dubai has a 100 years vission , and supports every talented guy from the world to come and be a part of Dubai's success . Those same people ain't do shit if the had stayed in their country ,due to the lack of support .
This is the apex of advertising. It gets no better. The entire campaign, from baseball to cricket, to soccer and ends with what must be the most compelling advertising gut-punch of her at the very top of the world's tallest building. You know they spent a fortune to do all this, but it paid off in spades. The best advertising ever. Not phony-baloney, either. It's all real...
This is great. Emirates is my first choice Airline of traveling. They have great airbus, affordable price, a nice hospitality from the cabin crews. Great...
Man, I've never been on a plane in the 26 years I've existed but you can bet the first time will be on Emirates. The way they approach commercial aviation is pretty cool. Well done to everyone involved in making this airline so great! 👏👏👏
@@T0pViralVideos 😂 This is actually pretty common for third world countries my guy. There's a reason you see so many rundown vehicles in these parts of the world. They're the only economical mode of transportation
@@T0pViralVideos No surprise. Only a third of Americans even have a passport. Of the other 2 thirds I imagine a good number of them haven't been more than 100 miles out of town. The American population is not known for a sophisticated view of the world outside their borders. This is partially a causal result of not travelling. Derick may not have use of an airport but he has the internet, lol
@@davidpetersen1 We have access to a pretty good airport in relation to our neighbours, I'm Kenyan btw. And surprisingly enough I do have a passport as well 😅 which I got to neighbouring Tanzania and it's island Zanzibar. As for the internet, it's getting a lot more prevalent here although the stereotypes you've probably heard mostly apply to the rural areas of these countries. Very interesting to learn that stat about Americans with passports though, I imagined this number would be much larger simply from the image I have from western media. You seem to travel by plane everywhere, though admittedly it would be a lot of ground to cover by road/rail in comparison to my point of view.
@@davidpetersen1 I don’t know about statistics but in New Zealand most kids haven’t gone abroad. Kiwis often take a gap year after high school or during university or after university and during that time they go backpacking and traveling around the world. It was very surprising for me when I moved to New Zealand and when I talked to my friends none of them had been abroad before, many haven’t even visited the north island. I’m from Britain and it’s very common for families to go on holidays to mainland Europe especially Spain. My family was very middle class but I travelled abroad a lot in that time. After moving to New Zealand I haven’t gone abroad much because it’s more expensive here. Some people still go abroad though, upper middle class and rich people probably have. Usually to Fiji but sometimes to Australia or the Cook Islands, those are the most popular destinations.
I’d be absolutely terrified if I was on top of the tallest skyscraper in the world, yet I’d be so amazed by the view. Cant wait to be a pilot and Hopefully join Emirates 😁
The whole concept, planning and delivery of the advert is incredible. This short advert highlights how all the team did their bit. Those who climbed the tower, the drone, helicopter and 380 crews and of course all the people you didn't see making it possible. The technical aspects are complimented by showcasing some of Dubai's most prominent landmarks! I thought the first advert was fantastic more so when they showed how it was made - no green screen!!!! This one built on it's success and delivered more! What's next? Well done to everybody connected with this production...True teamwork!
Nobody cares they worked hard to do an ad, it's literally an ad for their own good. They make this video out as though they made something huge and positive for the world, when it's just bs
145 knots around the world's tallest building, that is very dangerous. If one thing went wrong not only the aircraft would fall but the tower would too, but despite all those, Emirates managed to pull it of. Kudos to the pilots and the entire crew
That brave woman was not really on top of the Burj. She stood on a flat roof with a small stand made to look like the top of the Burj. If she fell she'd only fall four feet so she was perfectly safe.
Tbh I think there are lots of countries who can afford it, it just depends on whether ad is gonna be profitable or not and also not everyone is willing to do that type of crazy stuff
My Father loved Emirates and would fly with them whenever he could.. He phoned me to ask if I had seen this advert as he was so taken with it, but as he did not have access to the internet he wasn't able to see the film being made. At least I was able to describe it all to him - and yes, he really did want to know every little detail.