Aircraft you didn't know airlines owned PT5

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[@perplexical]

Singapore never owned a Concorde. It was lent to them by British Airways. The livery showed in this video has the British Airways livery on the other side of the plane.

[@aanyabisht7119]

Correct

[@joshuaking8491]

🤓

[@perplexical]

@@joshuaking8491 just letting him know mate chill out

[@Randomly_Browsing]

​@JustyourgeneralavgeekBecause half of Singapore's border is close to Malaysia

[@RaynerNgJwps]

Nah bro

[@pusheenkitty5608]

the 767 is arguably qantas' most iconic plane lol

[@Grommitmug]

B747, but agree to disagree

[@pusheenkitty5608]

@@Grommitmug 767 and 747 id say although the qantaslink 717 is a bit of an icon

[@citrus.airways]

B747/A380 is

[@citrus.airways]

@@pusheenkitty5608yes and the link 717

[@citrus.airways]

in my opinion

[@TheRoadGeek266]

I knew Japan Airlines had a MD-90

[@JerlDabucol]

Thank you for flying Ryanair.

[@wardahmaqsurah]

malaysia airlines most iconic fleet in the 90s and 80s is fokker 50

[@sumeetbeniwal6365]

Nasa owning a Russian plane? ? ? ?????????????

[@Randomly_Browsing]

The Tu-144 remained in commercial service as a cargo aircraft until the cancellation of the Tu-144 program in 1983. The Tu-144 was later used by the Soviet space program to train pilots of the Buran spacecraft, and by NASA for supersonic research until 1999
This is what I found on Wikipedia

[@mariachrzski18]

Virgin Australia had the A320 for a while.

[@NovaskinaAnimations]

Put Ryanair Learjet 45 (they have 3 I think)

[@user-rt5tq6df5v]

Thanks for Azerbaijan

[@justinnguyen848]

I already knew 767

[@thitran5067]

I know that qantas has the boeing 767

[@DarenKarloPeredo]

Rip alitalia

[@aaaan_copilot]

ho see the first plane is a malaysia airlines 2133

[@Aviation2340YT]

oh also all of these i know it exist

[@coldrblx]

cheese

[@user-io5kv2jw8i]

i now all planes

[@Randomly_Browsing]

That's impossible

[@user-io5kv2jw8i]

@@Randomly_Browsing yes is posible you only need be super avgeek

[@BenjiShepard-tb4eq]

None of them, these are all mostly common knowledge

[@Randomly_Browsing]

Huh

[@justinnguyen848]

I knew 717 had jet star

[@Randomly_Browsing]

You're inverted your words

[@user-ib2pn7rq2l]

the ba md-83 and the garuda a340, nasa tu-144

[@THORTHTRANSPORTINCT]

0:06 Air liberte not British airways

[@rizkytheaviator5324]

British Airways is a parent company of air liberte

[@Aviation2340YT]

singapore never owned concorde

[@nachitoagridulce]

2:53 this is fake is only a edited photo

[@robjustil8722]

It's not actually, British Airways painted a Concorde in the Singapore Airlines livery and Singapore Airlines operated flights on it

[@nachitoagridulce]

@@robjustil8722 lol

[@robjustil8722]

@@nachitoagridulce It's real, I'm not kidding

[@nachitoagridulce]

@@robjustil8722 yes but is rlly lol

[@Philippine_airlines483]

​@@nachitoagridulce I mean
Why not get your own Concorde?

[@A318cute]

What is this Ryanair plane? 2:40

[@robjustil8722]

BAC 1-11-523FJ

[@captain_basfr]

Also dont forget braniff airways(you maybe never heard of this airline) also owned a concorde.

[@eduardgenardandalis1437]

Braniff and Singapore Airlines don’t own Concorde. They are lease from Air France and British Airways

[@captain_basfr]

Oh ty for telling me the concorde braniff and singapore are leased for ba and af

[@Real_747-8]

0:33 1:23 and 1:57.....
(NO WAY FOKKER AND BRISTOL STILL MAKE AIRCRAFT)

[@black_arrow___1]

change your name, you are not into aviation if you dont know that.

[@Randomly_Browsing]

No,this a older picture

[@Real_747-8]

@@black_arrow___1Make me, plus the picture is so old that I wouldn't know bristol still makes aircrafts

[@AviationDrawings]

Milk

[@Randomly_Browsing]

No