HD UPS 757-200F Landing, Unloading Time Lapse, and Takeoff at San Jose Airport-SJC With Live ATC
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
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This Boeing 757-200F was as light as a feather! It departed to Reno about an hour after it arrived, with only 5,000 pounds of packages on board!!
Enjoy :)
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While the catering truck lost the race, legend has it that it is still speeding along, trying with all its might to get airborne - an inspiration for us all!
0:25 always fun when they can get both runways working at the same time. NICE! i've been in the cockpit of a UPS A300..
I always go down to BFI in Seattle to watch the UPS planes come in, but never get to see them unload/load! Thank you for this video!
Such a beautiful jet, so graceful...
Your so lucky to have filmed at the loading section
Why lol?
I did that job at LAX in my early 20s. We did 757s, L10-11s (pain the in the rear), 747s (easiest to work on), 727s and DC-8s. Now I have fifteen years in the public sector, but that job at the airport was the most fun I ever had. And a good work out, definitely miss it. Six more flight hours and I'll have my commercial pilot certificate! Hopefully I'll go back to where I started, with a different view though ha!
UPS has never had the L-1011 in its fleet
I didn’t work for UPS, worked for a contractor and we serviced UPS, US Postal, Kalitta, and Burlington. UPS only the 757 at LAX. Kalitta had 747s and L10-11s, Postal had 727s and Burlington Air Express DC-8s.
This aircraft has the most beautiful exterior structure design of the entire Boeing range of commercial aircraft, it is a pity that, having "anticipated its time", they took it out of production, for me, prematurely, but how good that there are still quite a few units although they are used like cargo planes, making it more difficult to see them flying since most parcel companies use them at night. Beautiful plane 🙂🙋🏻♂️
Agree. she is beautiful...787 is as well - (full disclosure bias - I'm retired Boeing).
I don’t think the 757pf has been retired. It’s a special plane built for a specific use. With a limited client list. I have seen retrofitted passenger 757s for cargo use around lax.
Thanks!! Yes, these come nearly every weekday, in a couple weeks we will see the A300 because of peak travel season.
This is seriously awesome! I mean, we see a lot of UPS hanging around at the Cargo Area - but we can't get up close to it like that!
nice SWA photobomb during the T/O there...
yep! if you go back to the begining of my channel (was this summer) you'll see some good close up stuff from there. I can send you a few links if you want.
What a cool perspective for that landing! And damn those engine sounds are AWESOME! man that looked sweet.
3:50 the truck and 757 = speed.
Thanks!! Going to do it again!
Fantastic video!
So beautiful plane! Nice timelapse, enjoyed it very much :)
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I see this everyday...in regular time...8 hours a day....why in the hell am I watching this at home, off the clock? I have problems....
Thanks Tyler! It was pretty awesome seeing theses beasts up close :)
Instablaster.
I see two every night
Thank you!!
One of the newer ones with RR engines
@0.25 dude your killin it! Awesome acess!! A UPS 757 Raptor!! Engines sound amazin!! Man your surounded by lots of big metal!! HEY.....where did that truck come from, lol!! Awesome buddy!! :-)"
Thanks lethal!
Cool ass video dude!!!! Well done! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks!!
Awesome!!! Great video!!
Cool
Looks similar to OIA. Very cool. Feeder driver out of Orlando!
Interesting stepladder
Wow that Truck is faster than a 757 :)
I love RB211.
Thanks! indeed it is.
Where at? Rockford?
Is this San Jose mineta
Where is the main cargo door operated from?
I drove by one day and saw a couple people standing around a camera on a tripod. In fact that might have been me in truck 14 blocking your shot. Sorry about that lol.
Fra airport..?
really? lolol if it were you then no problem :) Your job is more important than what I was doing :)
Are the guys workinh there Ramp agents or Cargo Handlers? Or Drivers? Or freight handlers?? How can u call them .. as i got a job offer at Frankfurt airport but is called "Warehouse cargo operator .. i guess is similar or
There are a few operations in the UPS Air system that utilize actual UPS ramp employees. It’s all dependent on the number of flights to be processed.
I'm not sure where else to ask. Any UPS Pilots or loaders in here? What are some *typical* payloads for the 757? I'm sure you're not at max weight every flight, yes?
There were years that we'd be at max payload on both our flights a 757 goin back to Mexico and 767 goin to KDFW. Lately, can't say the planes are anywhere near max payload...Oh, the payload nowadays seems to be US Postal Volume. (Mail)
@@johno7564 Thank you! Worth the weight. (Pun intended)
Everytime I watch a freighter loading/unloading video they always have the same cargo. Identical silver containers. What are they and what's so special about them they they have to be shipped by air?
At FedEx we call them "cans" or "ULD's" packages, boxes, docs are placed in them so they can be moved to different inputs throughout the airport and also for the pilots safety. The cans are locked into place so they can't move in flight.
Basically they're just shipping containers full of individual packages. We'll unload packages from feeder aircraft (small prop planes) and pack them into said cans, and load them onto the jet. Cans that we offload from the jet we'll put into semi trailers and they'll go to sorting hubs for the packages to be distributed to their final destination. Hope that made sense haha
Ditto with UPS
Habyss ... those containers hold nearly anything - from legal documents, to medications, to Christmas presents ... almost anything that a shipper needs to have transported and delivered over night. In a 757 .. those containers might weigh as much as 7500 pounds each. In the 767 and A300 - they might weigh as much as 10,000 pounds each. However, in most cases, while the containers might be loaded to 100% capacity, their weights are usually far less.
Oh, i get it now. I thought the containers themselves were the cargo!
No wonder drivers make 100k+ a year. This proves ups is a super rich company lol
Thanks! I know lol
I think that was me. My bad lol
I just got a part time job working for a Ground Service company to work on one UPS 757 that comes in once a day. How is it like to work on it? Is it strenuous or laid back?
Funny how Southwest has to sneak one in there. lol
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no time for fuel
Thanks rampage!! lol, yeah, stupid southwest trucks, they always get in the way of everything...
lol yup; ruined the whole video :-)
Thanks!
Thanks!!!