(Cockpit view) BOEING 747 heavy, TAKEOFF from JFK Airport (tower & pilot radio talks)
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
- BOEING 747-400 heavy TAKEOFF. First officer flying manual and doing a great job 👏
Long run from V1 to V rotate. This 747 weight is close to the maximum takeoff weight.
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I flew on the upper deck of a 747 for the first time recently and I was in awe the whole time. Mainly because of its size. That and the fact that I’d dreamt of flying in one since a young age. It’s incredible how tiny the cockpit is though for how large of an aircraft it actually is!
I've traveled upper deck business class of BA 747 before they retired them, but it wasn't sizable, in fact nice and small, like a private jet, no sense of the 100s of other people in the plane. Always a great flight, will miss the old BA 747s. I'm booked next flight on a BA 777, but has new club suites, so will see how that compares.
I done that in 1993 from Glasgow to Toronto I was flying alone to visit relatives in Canada and they put a unaccompanied minor in my seat and I got upgraded to first class my seat number was 61 J it was fantastic greetings from Scotland 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
It’s the greatest commercial airliner in history, hands down. Remains the undefeated heavyweight champion of the world.
What airline? Got any photos?
@@greenlantern9757 Lufthansa, Frankfurt to Los Angeles. I have a self-video of me walking up the stairs to catch my reaction but that’s it
Incredible footage. It is like being in the cockpit with the pilots during this take off. Thank you Captain Boeing!
U welcome ✈️
I’ve never been on a plane before. So that was awesome 😄
Nice. Appreciate first officer hand flying the bird all the way through departure and up to cruise. The skipper appears to be solid and a mentor.
The first time I was a passenger in a Boeing 747 back in 1983, it blew my mind feeling all that enormous power as we took off. What a wonderful aircraft and still just as impressive to me all these years later.
My first time was a business trip to Germany. I flew a Northwest 747-400 from Detroit to Amsterdam. It was a business class ticket which put me up in the hump. Like sitting in a Lazy Boy chair at home. Champaign on the ground, lox & bagels for brunch, hot towels frequently and the privilege of having that takeoff thrust pin you to your seat. Magic!
We flew from JFK to Berlin in the 80s and I still remember how awestruck I was as a kid. And yes, my dad made sure I made it to the upper deck! I still have the wings the captain gave me as we exited the aircraft.
You just dated yourself
@@graciegjj and?
@@lawrencemanning your momma
The colossal size of the queen of the skies is breathtaking. Thank you for keeping the flying public safe 😎👍
One of the best airplanes ever made. Truly the queen of the skies.
Agree 👍
No. Miss Pette Buttiget is Queen of the Skies!!!!!
@@stuartlee6622 ?
Miss Buttiget 💄💄 is Queen of Transportation.
Including Miss Aeroplanes.
My first time on a 747 was as a twelve year old kid back in the mid 70's. Got to go up the spiral staircase to the upper deck lounge, visit the cockpit, get a pair of wings and they also gave me the paper map which hung in the main cabin with our route drawn on it from the US to Europe.
Same here, 1972 I was twelve when I made my first flight over the atlantic in one of the early 747 in SAS fleet.
I too went up the stairs at 17 and thought to myself "Bond, James Bond".
Love the Professionalism and Discipline of the Pilots in this video.
I would hope that sentiment would be not just for these pilots.
@@fifthof1795 Exactly!!!
So cool! Never ceases to amaze me how they can leave the ground!!
In principle even a mighty 747 leaves the ground thanks to basic physics but it's still a sight to behold
@@andydporter5136 yes!
Simply incredible , amazes me every time I fly. Great video.
I can't say this enough. Safe travels always. 🙏 beautiful scenery and a nice captain as well ❤
It’s a joy to watch this. I have many passions and the amazement of flight is one of them. From the Wright Brothers to the incredible jets of today. My introduction to flying was with Airlines of New South Wales out of Sydney to regional centres like Dubbo, Wagga Wagga and Griffith. They were called Mystery Flights. You phoned reservations the day before asking for a flight and if available were then told when to arrive at the airport. You were treated as a regular passenger with full in flight service. As a teenager it was about $8? (AUD) What an experience! I’ve been fortunate enough to have had several trips between Australia and the UK (where I now live.) These journeys are infrequent and I never taken them for granted. The thrill of the take off and that seemingly easy rotate is incredible. It looks so easy but the skill and preparation is far more complex than most passengers comprehend.
Great plane with a great Crew !!
Beautiful take-off, great job 👍🏽🇺🇸
There's just something about 747 flight decks that make me smile.
What always enters my mind whenever I fly is the fact that regardless of how vast cultural differences may be in the place I'm visiting, countries all seem to look exactly the same from up above. The landscape, colors, ocean. Sometimes it's hard to believe you ever left home looking at it from 15,00 feet.
Beautiful!! Safe travels, gentlemen!! Thanks for sharing, Captain Boeing!! 💕✈✈💕
The sound of those turbs spoolin never gets old. Never realized how much of a reach it is for the gear lever
Great heavy take off 👍 nice views of the Atlantic coastline & the 747 shark!! Have a lovely day dear Captain ✈️😊
Another great shadow I've seen is flying in clear air towards a well defined wall of white cloud with the sun aligned directly behind the rear of the aircraft. Very scary.
@@davidpalmer9780 be like flying into a black hole 😯
I know I could search online, but I'd rather engage through the chat. Could someone explain the use of the word "heavy"? Does it refer to the size/weight of the aircraft? (I guess it sounds like a dumb question).
@@canadianroot In a nutshell,... It's a reminder to ATC of the 'wake category' of the aircraft so they don't put another aircraft too close behind it. It could get a bit bumpy for the following aircraft.
@@davidpalmer9780 Ah, wake turbulence. Got it. Thanks, David. I seem to recall a disaster being caused by wake turbulence. Watching the video about it was a real eye opener. That it would affect the flight path and handling characteristics of the next aircraft in the queue some 5-10 minutes later (the accident, that is) surprised me. I love aviation videos, but only have some of the basic terms down pat.
Hi Captain.Takeoffs on such beautiful days must really make you smile 😊
Thanks for a great view...loved it ❤️😊
I like the narration of commands by the pilot before he performs the maneuver. Very through. Plus it provided clear input to the cockpit voice recorder. Excellent.
loving these cockpit views so that we get a front-row seat..totally awesome my friend..Greetings from the Caribbean Captain Boeing.
Hi Captain Boeing. Another great video from the flight deck of my beloved 747. So exciting and conjuring up so many memories of my cabin crew days. Very slick and professional with glorious views out of the port window towards the Atlantic, across which you will be heading. Thanks so much. Superb! ✈️👍🤗
I grew up in the area that you see from the cockpit. South Western Nassau County and Long Beach. Always appreciate seeing the area from above 👍
Many many years of constant JFK airport planes overhead
Airplane pilots are amazing INTELLIGENT and brave I do have great admiration for them and a big respect
This Airliner Aircraft (BOEING 747-400 and newer versions) can surelly land in HARD-WEATHER conditions automatically using AUTOPILOT without any ASSISTANCE of the pilots in a controled airspace AIRPORT !!! The only word THAT COULD describe this procedure is FANTASTIC !!!
I watched a video here in the UA-cam of one of these planes doing such procedure in those unbelievable conditions with perfection from the perspective of the interior of the cabin and the images are incredible ! There was no visibility outside cockpit, and the plane Made the APPROACH, LANDED AND TAXIED - just perfect.
The best Job in the world. The best plane in the world and Captain Boeing lucky and Blessed enough to fly it and show us some of his flying day. Thank you 👨✈️ Captain!
You welcome
Beautiful video and take-off. Gave me a much-needed lift for the day.
totally cool how they easily manage that super size Jumbo jet! what skill! Luv pilots!
747 , the Queen of the skies, awesome passenger aircraft ......enjoy your flight
ฉันตื่นตามากที่ได้เห็นความสามารถของนักบินทั้งหญิงและชายในการตั้งใจทำหน้าที่บนเครื่องบิน ซึ่งหาดูได้ยาก
ในอนาคตฉันก็หวังว่าจะได้ไปนั่งบนเครื่องบิน อีก คงจะตื่นเต้นมากๆเลยละ
God I love flying. In ‘86, flew from D/FW to LAX, then LAX to Taibei, Taiwan (actually flew into Fukuoka, Japan for a night due to a cyclone over Taiwan at the time…then onto Taibei the next day) in a 747SP. Then back a year later. Taiwan is the friendliest, most historical, unique, and peaceful countries to which I’ve ever traveled and lived. The Taiwanese are wonderful. Nothing like flying over the Pacific, too.
Mostly flying around the Pacific.
i travel vicariously through your videos....if i ever see you in an airport, I'm going to walk up behind you and say "THRUUUUUUUUST SET!!!!! as always, enjoyed watching!
Very good, I now know how to fly a 747. Thank you.
I would trust you, I saw the video too, I could co-pilot, we could fly several hundred friends to Tahiti, would be fun.
Thanks for the video @Captain Boeing. Loved every second. 👍👍👍
1:25 この瞬間、この音が好き！ I like this moment , this sound！
Such a great heavy takeoff, good job
And the video quality is superb, wow
Kudos Captain for sharing these, keep em coming
I'm glad someone understands what all those buttons do.
I was a passenger on a 747 in 1983, flying from Atlanta to Amsterdam and back again. It was a very different experience than any other plane I've been on. The spaciousness inside the aircraft and the steadiness off it once in the air is something unequaled. I have heard the first class cabin was a thing to behold; you had to go up a spiral staircase to reach it.
Yes, in 1990, I had the good fortune of flying in the hump of a 747, from Gatwick in London, to Minneapolis, non-stop. Slightly interesting story...
I was in the USAF, deployed to England for military reasons, in the build-up before Desert Shield/Storm. While deployed, my grandmother died. As was customary, if you are deployed overseas, and not actually, "at war" (which we were not), you get sent home for immediate family deaths, on the first available transport. Lucky me, only first class on a Northwestern 747, in the hump, was available. So i got it. 21 yr old E-3, making $25k a year, got a trans-continental 1st class ride. It was truly amazing. I actually still have the little red zip bag, with Northwest on it, that had complimentary toothbrush, paste, floss, mouthwash, and sleeping mask.
And all food, drinks, alcohol, was free, the whole way. No limit. luckily, i wasn't in the mood to party, so no shenanigans were had. But a very memorable life experience.
Beautiful takeoff gentlemen!! As usual 👏👏👍👍☮️💟
Great job Captain!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
B747 the most beautiful plane.
It's really good to see you again Captain Boeing - loved the video! Have a safe journey 😘
All you pilots are hero’s!👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸
Never grow tired of these videos.
Very satisfying and still wondering how these things get off the ground
Me to..
Wonderful cockpit experience, thanks for sharing 🙏
Such an iconic plane. A pity that they're mostly gone from U.S. fleets.
They use them for freight now. It wasn't cost effective anymore to use them as people movers.
💔
Beautiful and clean lines…. Glass cockpit… so uncluttered
Captain Boeing it is so great to see the teamwork spirit in your cockpit. Nice when everyone works together & leaves their egos behind. Would love to be a passenger on one of your flights someday.
Thanks ☺️
I have been on a few flight decks. Which is a honour this one is fabulous thanks for putting it together
Excelente idéia de publicar um 747 levantando vôo, ótimo trabalho do Piloto e copiloto pra colocar essa máquina em movimento, parabéns!
Pure sound no stupid music. Thank you thank you thank you.
Excellent take off as usual!
It feels like I'm in the actual cockpit. Very Good!~~~
AMAZING
Thank you.
You welcome 😊
Brings tears. My mother was a pilot. Miss her daily.
Nothing like the QUEEN of the skys.
Nothing compares...
I could watch these videos all day!! So awesome
Awesome teamwork. Great video! Thanks for sharing 💪💪🙏🙏🙏
Hello My Crew. Do you know when you say Rotate I slightly jump because I am ready for that Speed. Sure is surprising what brings joy to a Senior citizen. Thank you for V1 and Rotate. 😊👍😎😊. Have a Safe Flight.
Geo sky boeing 747
Automatically calculated but is shown on the PFD speed tape
Its truly fun & pride feelings to fly on Boeing 747. I flew many times travelling to Delhi Heathrow London flight & back also Dubai Heathrow. Its wonderful feelings thanks British Airways.
I always wanted to fly in a 747 but never got the chance. My wife and 1 year old son flew First Class to Tokyo in seat 1A back in 2015. I finally got to go aboard a 747 last summer at the Johnson Space Center in Houston and it was the highlight of my trip.
The huge whale sighting was a nice added touch.
Everytime I watch I'm so convinced I can jump in that seat and fly that beast lol
Awesome video ! .Thank you for the time in making this video for us in you tube land. Enjoyed the video very mucho. Good bless you and your crewmembers. May God send a special angle to watch over you all. Bye from New Jersey. 🛫♥️🇺🇸😊👍👍👍
Hi Thomas! Did you figure out the “thing” in the water at 4:06 was the plane’s shadow? I thought it was a whale or a shark, never thought it was a shadow! Enjoy our warm weather my friend!!
@@WayCoolDog Hey Carol. Looks like a shark. How was your wknd ? Yes I did enjoy today.
@@thomasmcmanus6575 - Nice weekend with warm weather! I’m quite tired of being freezing cold in the morning driving to work!!
@@WayCoolDog me too. Don't forget, we turn the clock ahead next Sunday.
@@thomasmcmanus6575 - Yeah! I’m ready for that for sure. Spring, summer and fall are my favorite seasons.
Awesome, graceful and beautiful.
These guys have been practicing!! ✈✈✈💗💗💗✈✈✈
Wow. It's very seldom when I get the chance to fly, so I love being able to experience this on the computer at least.
nice panel
window layout
simple easy
repeatable practice
nice airplane
good work
pilots
You make the best flight cockpit videos in the UA-cam No. 1
Fan from India
You are absolutely right! Great comment from India.
I got to sit in the captains seat in a jumbo on a flight back from Australia when I was 7 as a thankyou from staff for helping them collect the dinner trays up on to the trollies....wouldn't be allowed now of course✌
Hi Captain, fantastic video, very immersive. Thank you for sharing.
The most beautiful aircraft in the world .
I agree with you 💯
Fascinating and intimidating all at once.....thanks for the video.
Hi @Captain Boeing great video! Thank you, Sir. This is a crisp and professional departure. 👍
That's an iconic eastern Atlantic crossing departure from JFK. Very nice to see your perspective.
Is there a way you can connect a small audio recorder to the intercom/audio, so we can better hear ATC as well as PF-PM conversations?
If you made such a video that included all critical stages of the flight: Takeoff, initial climb, top of climb, step climb, descent, landing, etc., many many people would appreciate it. I know hundreds of thousands of people would be very interested to watch, even a long video.✌️😁😀
Safe flying!
Nice takeoff performance, great video, thanks for sharing.
Very cool video as usual. Very nice view. Take care and stay healthy. Cheers from Sarnia Ontario Canada 🇨🇦
👍🇨🇦
Awesome Thanks for sharing. It's always a treat for me to watch your videos 🙂
😊
So smooth and powerful. What an elegant aircraft.
There is no other experience like flying in the 747-400
They make it look so easy, another day at work. I would give anything to lose my fear of flying.
In 1970, I was 8 years old. My parents told me that next year, the 3 of us would be going to California for a summer long vacation to visit my mothers sister and her family. I was very excited because I hadn’t seen my aunt and her 5 sons since they moved to the west coast 2 years before. I begged my father to see if we could fly on the new 747. My folks planned our trip, then went to their travel agent to make the arrangements. When they came home, they had bad news. 747’s weren’t landing in San Diego then because the airport was too small. I was disappointed, but still looking forward to my first plane trip. It seemed like the time would never arrive, but soon enough, my mother was packing all the new clothes she had bought for me, and we were on our way as soon as I had gotten out of school. I had never been to an airport before, and thought it was the biggest place I’d ever seen. I was glued to the windows watching the jets land and takeoff. We boarded an American 707 and I fell asleep after dinner. My mother woke me just before we landed. San Diego didn’t have jet walks then so we walked down the stairs to the tarmac. My aunt and uncle were there to meet us, and I remember looking out the car window at San Diego. I had a wonderful time with my cousins through the whole summer. My dad went home the end of July to start work again. My mom and I stayed until the week before I went back to school. My uncle drove us to the airport and it was there my mother told me instead of stopping in Chicago as we did in June, we’d be stopping in Los Angeles. It was such a short flight, we were there in less than 30 minutes. We made our way through the terminal to our new departure gate. That’s when I discovered why we were at LAX. My dad had changed our schedule and my mom and I were flying home on a new American 747. I was more than excited when the huge jet pulled up. We boarded with hundreds of others, when we walked into the cabin, I thought there was no way this thing would get into the air. I had my nose to the window the whole takeoff. I asked where the bathroom was after lunch. A flight attendant took me to the back, as we walked through a divider I couldn’t believe what I saw. There was a cocktail lounge with a bar, bar tender, club chairs, tables, and chrome mushroom shaped lamps. When I went back I told my mother what she was missing. She didn’t believe me at first until we both went back. We sat at a table looking out at the Grand Canyon, she had a whiskey sour, I had a Coke. It was the best surprise my dad had ever given me. He was grinning ear to ear when we saw him at the gate. He asked how it was and I said it was the best part of the trip. I’m 60 years old now, I’ll always remember how I felt that day. Sadly, I never flew on a 747 again. I guess I’ll never be able to. Those were the days when people flew wearing their best clothes and everyone was civil to one another. I’m glad I had those few flights in the early 70’s. It’s sad how most people wouldn’t even know what it was like then.
Whole runway 🔥
Heavy...
My buddy , god rest his soul, worked at JFK for 30 years. Back in the late 90s a good friend of ours had a fear of flying so he asked my buddy if he could come down to the airport. He let him taxi a 747. Cant do that stuff today. Good ole days
Awesome video. Thank you for sharing. 💕
Thank you for a most interesting video!
I flew 3 times in the Boeing 747 which is my favorite aircraft and I hope I can fly one more in the queen of the sky. Thanks for the video.
She is queen..!
Smart. Calm. Confident without cockiness.
The first 747 that i flew in, it was a Braniff International in 1979, and it was a tremendous experience that i never forget. Absolutely forever the Queen of the Skies.
Queen of the Skies back in the 1990s and early 2000s, but it became obsolete (out dated) by more fuel efficient aircraft. Think B777 and B787.
@@garlandlabat4922 That was true.... actually 777 was more fuel efficient engines... that´s true, but never, never best or beautiful than a 747... i miss so much the 747 and DC10.
So Awesome! Thank you for posting.
When man an machine become one . So very cool !
Thanks
Danke fürs Video 😍
That was really cool, thank a bunch!
This is one of my favorites of yours. Shalom.
747 will always be king of the sky
Captain Boeing always has everything under control…always correct, always spot on and always the perfect pilot taking care of his employer’s planes and cargo. Beautiful views in this departure. What is that in the water at 4:06? ❤️U😎
"אם הייתי צריך לבחור בין לאהוב אותך ולנשום הייתי לוקח את נשימתי האחרונה כדי לומר לך שאני אוהב אותך." שאנון דרמוט
I am trying to understand why innocent people are being slaughtered in Ukraine. This is not deserved, this was not expected. My heart aches for anybody who has been sacrificed in this invasion. I pray my Captain sweet Captain is far, far away from this conflict. My Captain has to be always safe. Please be safe my Captain, I worry you might not be in a safe area .
@@WayCoolDog Don't believe the lame stream media... it's not what you think.
It's an actual flight control scene I enjoyed the video
The 747 is a grand old bird...the one and only
Hola soy de Chile y me gustan bastante los videos que haces. No se ingles ,pero disfruto viendo esas imagenes de despegue o ayerrizaje . Eres buen piloto. Cuidate . Gracias .
Very nice comment.
We understand. I know very little Spanish.
BOEING 747 - THE NORTH-AMERICAN JEWEL OF THE SKIES !!!!
I flew in one of the first 747 that actually had a piano in the upper deck. Going to from JFK to Cali.
Magnificent.
I love watching these take-off and landing videos! Where was this craft headed to? I wish the captions worked, though, so you could hear them talking. :-)