Hello Josh. Great video. 75 years ago I lived in a town called Moshi, which was close to Arusha, in the Highlands of Tanganyika (Tanzania). Our lounge had a massive wall to wall window which framed our view of Mt. Kilamanjaro. We were within driving distance of the base of Mt. Kilamanjaro. To this day, I have that scene firmly etched in my memory. Absolutely Awesome 👌😀
I love the DUO, I am a huge fan Aviator from Nairobi, Kenya.. who has never flown out of the country but by watching your clips, I feel to have travelled the entire World.
That aero beach was a feast for the eyes. Would be nice if they could restore those planes as an aeronautical museum of some sorts. I am part of a group of Aviation enthusiasts in Zambia and we are trying to restore an old DC 9 in Lusaka. 🤞
Thanks Josh for covering Boeing 707 at the junk-yard, because my first ever Boeing flight was on a 707 more than 45 years ago. I used to wonder if any country is still using it anymore. Nice of you to take us through this episode where we have some glimpse of 707. Good to see you and Noel together.
Hello Josh, your videos are amazing. I noticed the French Caravelle in this video, I worked for UAL in North America in the 60ies and 70ies. UAL had 20 French Sud-Est Aviation Caravelle jets, all configured in 64 all first class 2 X 2 seating. They had 2- Rolls-Royce engines with thrust reversers, and we always knew when one landed because of the extra noise from the reversers. They only flew on short flights, i.e. Newark to Chicago, etc and all East of the Rockies. All were retired in the 70ies and were sent to Denver for retirement. Great memories. Thanks again for this amazing video.
Yes, I saw the Caravelle too and wondered why the guys didn't have a look around it on camera. Neat thing about the Caravelle were the fantastic looking triangular windows! And the tail fin set up was a bit different. French design flair in action on that aircraft, I just wish I had been able to fly in one!
Hi Josh. My first ever flight was on a 707. 1969 Panam Prestwick Scotland to New York. Still have the metal cutlery from that flight somewhere. Our group had chartered the whole plane 167 seats for a youth exchange visit. Happy days! Enjoy flying the world with you. Stay safe. Blair
Kilimanjaro international airport has a 3.6km runway that is 40m wide and can accommodate 747s, Dar airport has a 3km runway 45m wide and can also accommodate 747 s and so can Zanzibar airport
Nice to see ATC still going strong. Used to live in Dar in the early 90s and flew on their couple of old 737 200s. The cabin crew would serve you drinks from a wooden crate bought in the market and I still recall one pilot doing a tree top approach to Dar airport to impress his girlfriend who lived up the coast. All good stuff.
Loved this video. I was in Arusha 27 years ago looking for my great grandfather's grave. Sadly I couldn't find it but it's not just the Air Tanzania crew who are friendly, everyone I met in Tanzania was amazing.
LOL... yes, Noel loves his Loo Reviews for sure... you two together has been fun to watch. Thanks. (Also, I flew on a Continental Airlines Boeing 707 when I was a kid... my first plane trip. Next one was a 727-200... good old classic planes and nothing beats the roar of those old engines)
My sister and l used to fly 707s from Heathrow to Singapore in the late 50s/early 60s. We were always in school uniform and given barley sugar sweets and hot towels. The plane stopped numerous times and we had to get off and wait for refuelling and or fumigating..Karachi. The smell on landing at Paya Lebar was redolent of the east. Loved the 707. A great and gracious flying experience.
Wow, that brings back memories! I flew on a 707 in 1968, from Vienna to Montreal. My first ever flight was on a DC-3 in 1960. In the 70's I also flew on DC-8 and DC-9.
Fantastic video and a great tonic following my discovery of your 'Air Peace' Odyssey. It makes al the difference with the Crew taking so much pride in their product and professionalism. What a beautiful aircraft.
Love your enthusiasm for what u do Josh, enjoy going along for the ride with you. Thanks for sharing, very entertaining.. can’t wait for your next adventure. Safe travels.
I have great memories of Julius Nyerere terminal 2 as well when I was a kid. I hate going through airports now because my local is Stansted which is like a large white torture chamber, but my love for flying was made by Dar and Nairobi back in the day
I flew on the 707's back in the day. What a sad ending for this one. It really needs to find a new home and have a full restoration done. It belongs in a museum.
Very enjoyable video. I spent 4 days in Amboseli, Kenya and didn't see Kilimanjaro 😞which is right next door!!! As for 707 - beautiful aircraft and I actually did get to fly in a few. I was very lucky to visit the Oleg Antonov air museum in Kiev - only last November and saw all the old Soviet era passenger and military aircraft -great open air museum - I hope it hasn't been destroyed!
Thanks for another great video. I would love to visit Entebbe. Apparently the old control tower at the airport still has the bullet holes from the 1976 raid in which Israeli commandos rescued hostages from a hijacked Air France A300. The operation is described in a book named '90 minutes at Entebbe'. You can see the old control tower in your next visit.
Amazing review of our Air Tanzania Josh👌🏻 God that seriously made by day "Scripted scam hui"😂, You guys could have asked the staff where's Mr Jift they would happily tell you where he was😂. I am disappointed Josh that you didn't pet the spiders do it for your fans common😂 It was great meeting you guys here hope to see you guys soon💯
Fantastic that you got to go into the flight deck...I watch just planes on youtube and you see filming of take off in flight and preparation etc I love that channel it remind me of what you are doing....great video
Another awesome video, Josh. I got fly I to Kilimanjaro back in 2000 on a KLM MD-11. It was so cool! Beautiful airport and Tanzania is an amazing country!
What a great video!!! The jealousy I have for you both is insane right now, I’ve never even been able to see an airplane engine up close that wasn’t through a window, let alone, a cockpit!!! Congratulations guys and have a blast!!
I used to fly on Eastern and American 707-320Bs frequently. They were amazing. A friend's sister was on a flight from San Juan to JFK and they lost 3 engines.. and made it back on one.
I don't usually comment your videos but this one really was special to watch. The two of you guys, the log cockpit view of the A220 ... what an aircraft, this cockpit shows how advanced it is. The great scenery and nice moments with these people you know. Really good entertainment, thanks. Too bad you missed the Caravelle that shows up briefly in the background when at Aero Beach. Another cult aircraft. Would have loved to see her.
Very cool! As a kid, I used to got to work with my father (a USAF hydraulics specialist) when he had to work on holidays. I would get to ride around on the tarmac with him going aircraft to aircraft. After Vietnam, he was stationed at Andrew’s Air Force Base, and assigned to VIP aircraft (could tell you exactly what it was called). I got the chance to run around on AF1 when it was a 707. I still remember it being plush in it’s day. I know it didn’t hold a candle to the 747s in use today. But there are probably a lot more rules these days then back then about having your kid running around the flight lines.
Even in its scrapyard state, the 707 is still a pretty airplane. It’s been a long long time since I saw one of those equipped with those exhaust nozzles.
HI Josh another great Video Glad to see that Noel enjoyed his time on Air Tanzania up at the flight deck just thinking as he has a Pilots Licence he could have been flying the plane,
When I was 10 we flew on a Boeing 747SP to Entebbe and then to Dar es Salaam, it was amazing. Luckily I got airsick and was allowed to visit the flight deck. Such a cool experience. Last year 25 years later I flew with Turkish airlines to Kilimanjaro. On the way back the mountain was fully visible in the morning sun. It was an unique experience, so cool! Your awesome video takes me right back to Tanzania. A beautiful country!
Hi Josh am a Ugandan but I've never seen something like this but I've seen it from a foreign person like you, thank you i also dint know my country had such massive scraps. Thank you once again
And to think pax would NEVER be allowed into an active flight deck again post 9/11. You lucky lads! Fond memories of travelling with the crazy flight crew in their jump seat on an old Air Pacific BAC-111 when flying from Australia to Fiji for holidays (before you were born, Josh!!)… because the Captain was a friend. Another wonderful review Noel & Josh! 👍
Hi Josh . That's sooo cool, getting to sit up front with the pilots. And to get a hot meal on a short flight is pretty good, too. And to think, I am gonna see 2 loo reviews of the same loo....that's pretty good I think !😂 That aircraft boneyard was interesting too. Like you, I would run a mile with spiders that size !🕷️🕸️
Great airline and any flight on an A220 is fine with me as they really are a little pocket rocket and my favourite in that size of commuter aircraft. Spot on with the loo as well, for an aircraft that size, they are so spacious😁. Nice uncluttered flight deck top. Noel always looks edgy when he is not the main narrator🙂 Nice collaboration 👍
Yes Uganda! I’ve been waiting for this!! Please continue making great videos :) Josh when is the A330 review of UG Airlines coming? I knew what you meant by Aerobeach as soon as you said it :)
Hey Josh, I really love to see an 707 still present, since they scrapped "mine" here in Germany during the pandamic... But the one I used to see regularly and have been inside for a few times, was in a much better shape than the one you visited. Still, it would be lovely if some people would find the interest to restore this proud bird instead of doing it the stupid "German way!" One tip for you and Noel for your next visit to Africa: There is a L1011 Tristar from "Rum Air" an former ANA Plane, sitting in Cotonou, Benin, right at the beach, next to the airport. It's engines have been removed, sadly, and it is not looking too well from the outside, but according to reports I found, it looks still pretty much intact inside, accept the very rear. When I was there two and a half month ago, it was closed for tours inside - I was really mad! But at least I could have a great walk around the beauty, touching it, even opening a latch...(which made my host very nervous due to a small beach police station in vision range ;-) ) The Tristar even protected my fellows and me from heavy rain, sitting on its main gear! A rare spotting was an IL 76 at the airport, just arriving, when I returned from the beach! Maybe with either of your contacts, you will have more luck to check out a very rare L1011 Tristar even from the inside at Cotonou beach if you find the chance to visit this small but neat country!
waiting for my review of my Ugandan airline from u , I did fly w it in May, I really enjoyed it bt its u dat made me love it, I think I have watched uo video of the time da uganda airbus a330 800 neo delivery atleast thrice
Josh, in addition to your fear of spiders…..do you have a fear of Canada? Come on over….Noel’s done it! 🇨🇦 Lots of A220s flying here for Air Canada….love them!!!
I've never seen a 707 or 727 in the flesh. The older 737-200's.... Plenty of them, they were popular in the UK, but 727's never were common here, and I'm not old enough for 707's.
Fantastic video with the two of you! If you added in Jeb Brooks and each took turns reviewing one another's favorite flights and worst flights, what might those videos look like? :) Thanks for always being such a great reviewer!
I flew on a 707 back in 1974, and I think in 1975. I know I flew a DC-8 from Bangkok to Copenhagen via Tashkent in 1975. I'm not sure why the DC-8 doesn't get the love.
When I was doing my National Service in the SADF 87/88 I think the plane I flew on a few times between Waterkloof AFB, PRETORIA and Ondangwa AFB, South West Africa (then) was a 707. Iwas shit scared coz it looked old.I know wings bounce a bit these wings flapped. A long thin plane. I prefferred the C130. Ive also had the good fortune of being the cockpit of an SAA flite from Joburg to Cape Town in 2001.My ex- wife's cousin was the pilot.Fantastic experience and largely settled my fear of flying. Then came Sep 2001 and visits to the flite deck were stopped.
I am terrified of spiders as well. One time I walked right into a web with the large spider on it, and I freaked out. I was crying and screaming “get it off of me”. To this day I am still traumatized by it. Makes me shudder just to think about it. Yuck.
When it comes to airports, I grew up in the New York City area and always flew out of Newark and LaGuardia (JFK was only for the big special trips) so I've grown up to have very low expectations on airports.
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I’m gutted you didn’t film me pushing you into the spider web! 🕷
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I would pay 💰 to see THAT!!
Nice one Noel, shame we didn't see that
Hello Josh. Great video. 75 years ago I lived in a town called Moshi, which was close to Arusha, in the Highlands of Tanganyika (Tanzania).
Our lounge had a massive wall to wall window which framed our view of Mt. Kilamanjaro. We were within driving distance of the base of Mt. Kilamanjaro. To this day, I have that scene firmly etched in my memory. Absolutely Awesome 👌😀
75 years go oowh my GOD,saw you saw everything before 1961
@@mywater6796... I was born in 1946, so yes, seen and traveled a fair bit in my lifetime. 50s and 60s were amazing 🤗
Thank you, I am from moshi. You look good for your age.
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I love the Noel and Josh crossover vids. We in Canada are very proud of our A220s and it's nice to see them working out so well in Africa.
I love the DUO, I am a huge fan Aviator from Nairobi, Kenya.. who has never flown out of the country but by watching your clips, I feel to have travelled the entire World.
Wilson Airport is an amazing place for aviation geeks
That aero beach was a feast for the eyes. Would be nice if they could restore those planes as an aeronautical museum of some sorts. I am part of a group of Aviation enthusiasts in Zambia and we are trying to restore an old DC 9 in Lusaka. 🤞
I like seeing you both, you're different but complementary with the same work ethic and incorruptible so I trust your opinions and reports !!
Love to see you and Noel get together for another great video! Safe travels to you both!
Thanks Josh for covering Boeing 707 at the junk-yard, because my first ever Boeing flight was on a 707 more than 45 years ago. I used to wonder if any country is still using it anymore. Nice of you to take us through this episode where we have some glimpse of 707. Good to see you and Noel together.
Same with me. I was really too young to understand and remember most of I think I was about 5 the last time I flew on one.
Hello Josh, your videos are amazing. I noticed the French Caravelle in this video, I worked for UAL in North America in the 60ies and 70ies. UAL had 20 French Sud-Est Aviation Caravelle jets, all configured in 64 all first class 2 X 2 seating. They had 2- Rolls-Royce engines with thrust reversers, and we always knew when one landed because of the extra noise from the reversers. They only flew on short flights, i.e. Newark to Chicago, etc and all East of the Rockies. All were retired in the 70ies and were sent to Denver for retirement. Great memories. Thanks again for this amazing video.
Yes, I saw the Caravelle too and wondered why the guys didn't have a look around it on camera. Neat thing about the Caravelle were the fantastic looking triangular windows! And the tail fin set up was a bit different. French design flair in action on that aircraft, I just wish I had been able to fly in one!
We need more of you guys together. It’s more interesting and you guys are more easy
Josh your one of my favorite creators and I love seeing you explore and adventure in the big scary and beautiful world of aviation
Has to be the most open and welcoming airline you have flown with.
Lovely crew
Hi Josh. My first ever flight was on a 707. 1969 Panam Prestwick Scotland to New York. Still have the metal cutlery from that flight somewhere. Our group had chartered the whole plane 167 seats for a youth exchange visit. Happy days! Enjoy flying the world with you. Stay safe. Blair
Another lovely series Josh.
Love from Tanzania 🇹🇿
Kilimanjaro international airport has a 3.6km runway that is 40m wide and can accommodate 747s, Dar airport has a 3km runway 45m wide and can also accommodate 747 s and so can Zanzibar airport
What a treat!!! Two AV GEEK LEGENDS. 💙💙✈✈. Love the bromance, too. 😊🥰
Josh, Noel, and an A220: Name a better trio
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Nice to see ATC still going strong. Used to live in Dar in the early 90s and flew on their couple of old 737 200s. The cabin crew would serve you drinks from a wooden crate bought in the market and I still recall one pilot doing a tree top approach to Dar airport to impress his girlfriend who lived up the coast. All good stuff.
Love the bromance in this Collab 😄
Loved this video. I was in Arusha 27 years ago looking for my great grandfather's grave. Sadly I couldn't find it but it's not just the Air Tanzania crew who are friendly, everyone I met in Tanzania was amazing.
Sorry that you could not find you grandparent tomb.
Welcome again to Tanzania.
Karibu sana
I have flown to and from Enteppe back in 93. and it was my first flight alone as a 16 year old , to visit my dad who worked for a period in Uganda.
watching this cooperation reminded me how much I dislike other airplane youtubers. Josh is the best !
Loved the 707. Flew quite a lot on them. Air India in their heydays back in the sixties. Calcutta- Bombay- Nairobi.
LOL... yes, Noel loves his Loo Reviews for sure... you two together has been fun to watch. Thanks. (Also, I flew on a Continental Airlines Boeing 707 when I was a kid... my first plane trip. Next one was a 727-200... good old classic planes and nothing beats the roar of those old engines)
My sister and l used to fly 707s from Heathrow to Singapore in the late 50s/early 60s. We were always in school uniform and given barley sugar sweets and hot towels. The plane stopped numerous times and we had to get off and wait for refuelling and or fumigating..Karachi. The smell on landing at Paya Lebar was redolent of the east. Loved the 707. A great and gracious flying experience.
Wow, that brings back memories! I flew on a 707 in 1968, from Vienna to Montreal.
My first ever flight was on a DC-3 in 1960. In the 70's I also flew on DC-8 and DC-9.
Thank Josh, so nice of you.
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Damn, look at this legroom!
Fantastic video and a great tonic following my discovery of your 'Air Peace' Odyssey. It makes al the difference with the Crew taking so much pride in their product and professionalism. What a beautiful aircraft.
Love your enthusiasm for what u do Josh, enjoy going along for the ride with you. Thanks for sharing, very entertaining.. can’t wait for your next adventure. Safe travels.
I have great memories of Julius Nyerere terminal 2 as well when I was a kid. I hate going through airports now because my local is Stansted which is like a large white torture chamber, but my love for flying was made by Dar and Nairobi back in the day
I flew on the 707's back in the day. What a sad ending for this one. It really needs to find a new home and have a full restoration done. It belongs in a museum.
Great vid, Josh! I think Noel probably enjoyed the cockpit as much as the loo. Love the avgeek chemistry between you! ✈️ 🌎
Very enjoyable video. I spent 4 days in Amboseli, Kenya and didn't see Kilimanjaro 😞which is right next door!!! As for 707 - beautiful aircraft and I actually did get to fly in a few. I was very lucky to visit the Oleg Antonov air museum in Kiev - only last November and saw all the old Soviet era passenger and military aircraft -great open air museum - I hope it hasn't been destroyed!
Mentioned Charles he is becoming king now
Thanks for another great video. I would love to visit Entebbe. Apparently the old control tower at the airport still has the bullet holes from the 1976 raid in which Israeli commandos rescued hostages from a hijacked Air France A300. The operation is described in a book named '90 minutes at Entebbe'. You can see the old control tower in your next visit.
Yeah I visited the tower in 2020.
The old airport is now exclusively VIP airport/airbase. The old building and tower are still there but was given a makeover.
Good to see you happy.Hope you enjoyed the aviation operation in AFRICA
Josh welcome to Uganda my home ctry
Hope air Uganda will surprise u
U delivered it in 2019 and now we shall show u how Improved we r
Amazing review of our Air Tanzania Josh👌🏻
God that seriously made by day "Scripted scam hui"😂, You guys could have asked the staff where's Mr Jift they would happily tell you where he was😂. I am disappointed Josh that you didn't pet the spiders do it for your fans common😂 It was great meeting you guys here hope to see you guys soon💯
Fantastic that you got to go into the flight deck...I watch just planes on youtube and you see filming of take off in flight and preparation etc I love that channel it remind me of what you are doing....great video
Thank for visiting back Josh.❤️🇹🇿🙏🏾
Another awesome video, Josh. I got fly I to Kilimanjaro back in 2000 on a KLM MD-11. It was so cool! Beautiful airport and Tanzania is an amazing country!
I flew on an overbooked 707 from Chicago to Frankfurt in the mid 70's. That was when I learned my preference for an aisle seat!!!!
It's nice to see you again in Tanzania 🇹🇿 Josh! It's good seeing you showing the other side of Tanzania and East Africa at large! Kazi nzuri sana!
Amazing video as always! Thanks Josh!
Charles, like the next king of UK
Wonderful video and it’s great seeing you doing the videos with Noel.
Safe journeys 😃
What a great video!!! The jealousy I have for you both is insane right now, I’ve never even been able to see an airplane engine up close that wasn’t through a window, let alone, a cockpit!!! Congratulations guys and have a blast!!
Africa is an amazing place for aviation geeks! I love traveling in Africa,, you can leave Africa but Africa will not leave you
Travelled on a Boeing 707 from Lisbon to Joburg on SAA in 1972, in the cockpit for landing at age 15! What a rush!
I flew 707s in the 60s: the first was Air France from Orly to Heathrow. I also flew on British Airtours from Heathrow to Tel Aviv in ‘76
Got to see kili last year flying on Ethiopian 737 into dar! beautiful area!
I agree about the spiders, I hate'em all! snakes are also on that list. Nice video, I'd love to fly Air Tanzania myself.
With our very intelligent and generous Captain Moloo this is a great video Airtanzania the wings of Kilimanjaro ✈️
I used to fly on Eastern and American 707-320Bs frequently. They were amazing. A friend's sister was on a flight from San Juan to JFK and they lost 3 engines.. and made it back on one.
Go josh,noel and TANZANIA 🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿 Proud to be Tanzanian
I don't usually comment your videos but this one really was special to watch. The two of you guys, the log cockpit view of the A220 ... what an aircraft, this cockpit shows how advanced it is. The great scenery and nice moments with these people you know. Really good entertainment, thanks.
Too bad you missed the Caravelle that shows up briefly in the background when at Aero Beach. Another cult aircraft. Would have loved to see her.
I flew on a Pan American 707 in 1970 from San Juan to Belem Brasil for in country Peace Corps training.
Very cool! As a kid, I used to got to work with my father (a USAF hydraulics specialist) when he had to work on holidays. I would get to ride around on the tarmac with him going aircraft to aircraft. After Vietnam, he was stationed at Andrew’s Air Force Base, and assigned to VIP aircraft (could tell you exactly what it was called). I got the chance to run around on AF1 when it was a 707. I still remember it being plush in it’s day. I know it didn’t hold a candle to the 747s in use today. But there are probably a lot more rules these days then back then about having your kid running around the flight lines.
Even in its scrapyard state, the 707 is still a pretty airplane. It’s been a long long time since I saw one of those equipped with those exhaust nozzles.
HI Josh another great Video Glad to see that Noel enjoyed his time on Air Tanzania up at the flight deck just thinking as he has a Pilots Licence he could have been flying the plane,
I like your content and airtanzania. You have a new subscriber here.
Karibu sana Tanzania.
Love both of your guys channel's.
When I was 10 we flew on a Boeing 747SP to Entebbe and then to Dar es Salaam, it was amazing. Luckily I got airsick and was allowed to visit the flight deck. Such a cool experience. Last year 25 years later I flew with Turkish airlines to Kilimanjaro. On the way back the mountain was fully visible in the morning sun. It was an unique experience, so cool! Your awesome video takes me right back to Tanzania. A beautiful country!
Love this review. 🙏🏽💯🇵🇬
Hi Josh am a Ugandan but I've never seen something like this but I've seen it from a foreign person like you, thank you i also dint know my country had such massive scraps. Thank you once again
And to think pax would NEVER be allowed into an active flight deck again post 9/11. You lucky lads! Fond memories of travelling with the crazy flight crew in their jump seat on an old Air Pacific BAC-111 when flying from Australia to Fiji for holidays (before you were born, Josh!!)… because the Captain was a friend. Another wonderful review Noel & Josh! 👍
Hi Josh .
That's sooo cool, getting to sit up front with the pilots.
And to get a hot meal on a short flight is pretty good, too.
And to think, I am gonna see 2 loo reviews of the same loo....that's pretty good I think !😂
That aircraft boneyard was interesting too.
Like you, I would run a mile with spiders that size !🕷️🕸️
Great looking air craft
Great airline and any flight on an A220 is fine with me as they really are a little pocket rocket and my favourite in that size of commuter aircraft. Spot on with the loo as well, for an aircraft that size, they are so spacious😁. Nice uncluttered flight deck top. Noel always looks edgy when he is not the main narrator🙂 Nice collaboration 👍
I was in Kilimanjaro airport on June 12 and June 24th? Did we cross paths at all???
What a precious crew 🥺
Yes Uganda! I’ve been waiting for this!! Please continue making great videos :) Josh when is the A330 review of UG Airlines coming? I knew what you meant by Aerobeach as soon as you said it :)
What another neat adventure, thanks for sharing!
Lovely to se you both on the Video. Josh why not do more together with other Avgeeks? Noel was nice in yours.
Scam hui 😂 1:57
I didn't get that 😂😂😂 thanks for pointing it out
It will also be great if u do some travel videos too . Like exploring countries
Wtf never thought you guys will ever Collaborate wow man nice
Hey Josh,
I really love to see an 707 still present, since they scrapped "mine" here in Germany during the pandamic...
But the one I used to see regularly and have been inside for a few times, was in a much better shape than the one you visited.
Still, it would be lovely if some people would find the interest to restore this proud bird instead of doing it the stupid "German way!"
One tip for you and Noel for your next visit to Africa:
There is a L1011 Tristar from "Rum Air" an former ANA Plane, sitting in Cotonou, Benin, right at the beach, next to the airport. It's engines have been removed, sadly, and it is not looking too well from the outside, but according to reports I found, it looks still pretty much intact inside, accept the very rear.
When I was there two and a half month ago, it was closed for tours inside - I was really mad! But at least I could have a great walk around the beauty, touching it, even opening a latch...(which made my host very nervous due to a small beach police station in vision range ;-) )
The Tristar even protected my fellows and me from heavy rain, sitting on its main gear!
A rare spotting was an IL 76 at the airport, just arriving, when I returned from the beach!
Maybe with either of your contacts, you will have more luck to check out a very rare L1011 Tristar even from the inside at Cotonou beach if you find the chance to visit this small but neat country!
waiting for my review of my Ugandan airline from u , I did fly w it in May, I really enjoyed it bt its u dat made me love it, I think I have watched uo video of the time da uganda airbus a330 800 neo delivery atleast thrice
My first flight was on a 707 when I was five years old. Cool trip through the airplane junkyard!❤️👍✈️
Josh, in addition to your fear of spiders…..do you have a fear of Canada? Come on over….Noel’s done it! 🇨🇦 Lots of A220s flying here for Air Canada….love them!!!
Awesome tandem!
Great AV Geek duo on tour! The Ant & Dec of the air! Just kidding, great video as always.
I've never seen a 707 or 727 in the flesh.
The older 737-200's.... Plenty of them, they were popular in the UK, but 727's never were common here, and I'm not old enough for 707's.
Amazing seeing Kilimanjaro that way
Thanks for your nice video, I am always happy when you have fantastic flights
Fantastic video with the two of you! If you added in Jeb Brooks and each took turns reviewing one another's favorite flights and worst flights, what might those videos look like? :) Thanks for always being such a great reviewer!
I flew on a 707 back in 1974, and I think in 1975. I know I flew a DC-8 from Bangkok to Copenhagen via Tashkent in 1975. I'm not sure why the DC-8 doesn't get the love.
I hope these two stay together and travel the world forever. Two bffs in airplanes and airports. It flies well 💯💖✈️💯
When I was doing my National Service in the SADF 87/88 I think the plane I flew on a few times between Waterkloof AFB, PRETORIA and Ondangwa AFB, South West Africa (then) was a 707.
Iwas shit scared coz it looked old.I know wings bounce a bit these wings flapped. A long thin plane.
I prefferred the C130.
Ive also had the good fortune of being the cockpit of an SAA flite from Joburg to Cape Town in 2001.My ex- wife's cousin was the pilot.Fantastic experience and largely settled my fear of flying.
Then came Sep 2001 and visits to the flite deck were stopped.
The 707 still the best looking plane to me ever might be that I was in the Airforce as security police and seen them all the time
GOOD TO SEE B 707 ONCE KING OF SKIES,NOW SITTING SOMEWHERE IN AFRICA.
I am terrified of spiders as well. One time I walked right into a web with the large spider on it, and I freaked out. I was crying and screaming “get it off of me”. To this day I am still traumatized by it. Makes me shudder just to think about it. Yuck.
Wow!! Thank you for sharing you travel videos So, nice to see Noel...Wow!!
When it comes to airports, I grew up in the New York City area and always flew out of Newark and LaGuardia (JFK was only for the big special trips) so I've grown up to have very low expectations on airports.
I flew the B707 back in the 1960s, one of the best Air planes ever built. I flew back from VN on a 707 weren't to bad. 👍🏼
A220 baby. I'll always associate that beauty with Bombardier but appreciate Airbus.