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Amsterdam Aviation Schiphol
Приєднався 19 січ 2018
Video's at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol
Відео
Pushback Boeing 777-300ER with engine start outside
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Pushback Boeing 777-300ER with engine start outside
KLM A330 pushback with engine start
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KLM A330 pushback with engine start
Pushback KLM orange pride
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Full pushback and walk around PH-BVA Position: E24
I don’t think we realize enough just how iconic the 777 has seriously been over the last couple decades! You cannot without a doubt realize how important this aircraft is in modern aviation history
At the turning point was our plane with dark blue and light blue tail colors, it was the Garuda Indonesia airline 0:56
Ph- bfl we miss you 🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱
Jesus Christ, that was a long pushback
Wow amazing ❤😊
Never tire of see this unbelievable aircraft. Should fly for years to come. 👍🏴
ETOPS = Engines Turn Or People Swim ;-) This was told to me by one of the test pilots when the 777 was going through certification and was testing at KIWA in Arizona.
cool thank you for sharing
Mijn advies.Deze video kun je beter nog een over doen en dan bij mooi weer.Ook de Zon komt van de verkeerde kant waardoor je helemaal niks meer ziet.
Show de imagem
Prachtige opnames.
OMG woohoo ❤
오 네덜란드항공
Extrem interessant
No wingwalkers? Why is that
aint no way I would stand so close
Pity the video did not show the disengagement of the wheel mechanism.
Pushing back the aircraft, that is the time when you realize the importance of the yellow lines because if you swayed a bit and ended up hitting the other aircrafts.
It’s aircraft….no S…we don’t say aircraftS in the business
Beautiful.
the wheels seems as bit flat, or not?
Super!!!!👍
For anyone who might not know about the scale of a 777 engine…they’re about the same circumference as a 737… …fuselage…
I thought the tug was going to push it all the way to its final destination.
Suddenly the tractor driver is temporarily blinded by the sun suddenly appearing in his eyes and going dark just as quickly and he hears the captain say, "Sorry, wrong switch" when the main landing lights come on.
Fun how they do this without wing walkers outside of the US
In the us the wing walkers stop before the taxi way
Guys gonna push him to the next airport, God damn
That's not a view we get to see very often. Well done.
👍👍👍🤝🏻🤝🏻👍🇲🇦🇲🇦
Was the Wright Bros 1st flight shorter than the length of this aircraft?
Apparently at full thrust.....each fan blade has 9 tons of pressure on it!...👍
Very beautiful video !!
roughly 10 mins drive to heathrow and a380 a350 family 777 family 747 cargo fire up everyday and its insane
Asombroso! Que trabajo tan interesante., me gusta.
wooh, I love it ! I love engisn songs ! thank you !
what is ETOPS? i see it on a lot of planes
it’s a set of standards and a certification which basically means “hey your plane is reliable enough to where you can fly this many minutes from a suitable airport in case of an emergency.” ETOPS is for twin engine jets, and is 180 minutes iirc nowadays
Worked on the 777 program at Boeing, until I retired in 2017. It’s a great aircraft!
When was the -9 first kicked around at the facility as a proposal?
Thank you for your contribution to this wonderful airplane. 😊
good job!
Some FOD on that taxiway just behind the nose gear ? Something with a black cable?
How come airplanes don’t have turn signals? oops!
How smooth those bearings have to be to just windmill in so light a breeze.
Ada pesawat kebanggan garuda indonesia di sebelah kiri
Great video. Why was the pushback so far?
Great video. Thanks
Rather than inside?!?!
You know, instead of starting inside...
1:22 RIP Jet airways.
Do they always start the right engine first?
No, not always. Pilots can choose which engine to start first depending on noise procedures, locations of nearby aircraft of people and any other number of reasons. Also, most airlines have a schedule they like to (try to) stick to where they let each engine take turns starting first in order to not put strain on one engine too much in an "unbalanced" way from a maintenance perspective.
Some aircraft have a preferred sequence as generators, hydraulic pumps may only be on some engines. This applies especially to 4-engined aircraft.
👍🏼 *nice look*
The fact the tag takes the front wheels of the ground astounds me
Legend has it they're still pushing back...
Lekker!