Yes, but DUH... It's about travel from England to Australia. Since both have used the metric system for yonx and the idiotically backward United States, Liberia and Myanmar are the only countries in the world that don't, it's 14,498.6 kilometres. Note the spelling of the word, too, which the US is too stubbornly obnoxious to use. 🙄
@@twoflyinghats jokes on you we use miles in the UK. we drive in miles per hour, and our distance signs are in miles. i get your point but it didn't quite work
At first I thought, "What a ridiculous idea for a video". But it's really fantastic to see a full half of our beautiful earth go by on ONE FLIGHT. Incredible. Our Boeing folks make one beautiful, whisper-quiet aircraft.
I put these full flight videos on in the evening, watch for an hour or so then sleep with my earphones on. The sound of the plane is soothing and gives me a good night's sleep.
Sitting here in Melbourne 🇦🇺 on our 6th lockdown this year , I can’t begin to describe the therapy factor of this video. Magnificent !! Loved every minute, Thank you 😊
Thank you so much for your wonderful comment! I hadn’t really thought about it but I guess you’re right, the first ever non stop from the UK to Australia can now be watched in full on UA-cam, and I’m pleased to have been able to bring this video to you!
inflight Video Thank you so much for the response back. Will AKL-DOH-LHR be uploaded as well? That may another long video, though, since I believe that flight is even longer than LHR-PER.
That was almost the full distance to the Southern Oracle. No need to fly on the back of a luck dragon this time but instead on this wonderful Boeing 787-9. Hats off to you Noel for putting this incredible video together. From the exhilarating thrust of take off, the fascinating airshow maps, the relaxation of the night time white noise (in sleepy chunks), appreciating the vastness of the Indian Ocean and of course descent, approach and landing, I am glad I finally took the time to enjoy every minute of these 17 plus hours. Experiencing this is the next best thing especially in these restricting times for travel and now I feel inspired to try this journey for myself one day. Thank you!
Seriously actually, even at 360p, editing and uploading this must be a HUGE task. Thanks for all the hard work Noel. I for one (as a PC techie geek) would be interested in a little side-video showing the technical side of how you produce your videos and run your channel.
After watching nearly all of your long inflight videos, this video is one of the top. Great views, low level of speaking, no crying baby, not much snoring. Bravo!
A huge congratulations Noel, the longer than expected video encoding was worth the wait, you should be extremely proud of your achievements. Your are a great inspiration to the world of aviation with your high quality editing video skills. I am sure you be on the inaugural flight when Qantas fly directly to the east coast of Australia to Sydney in 2022 from LHR.
Alan Cousins no. Qantas recently changed their plans. They originally wanted to use a A350-1000 (A35K) for this flight, but they changed it to use a b777x
Strangely addictive! People think I’m bonkers but every so often I say ‘wonder where my flight to Australia is?’ Then I put on this video. Wish I could spend all 17 hours watching it! Thanks for the upload!
Considering no Dreamliner has been in service long enough to make such a trip tens of thousands of times.... I'd say you're pulling the stat out your ass.
I like perth, probably one of the cleanest and nicest cities I have visited in the world, and one of the most remote too. The 787's are really proving themselves to be great aircraft. Hope they begin direct flights from manchester in the future. You can tell it's heavy when it is still climbing above belgium.
Congratulations Noel! This video - and the entire trip - is an absolute triumph. The technical achievement alone of successfully capturing all that video, the ATC, the GPS position etc for one flight like this is remarkable. I'm really looking forward to the next two as well, not to mention the iconic BA 747 you have booked in June.
Delightful Noel! Thank you for this wonderful contribution. I am raising my last child and he has two years to go. With your help with pieces of art like this, I am already making a list of trips and destinations my wife and I want to visit when he is finally at college. THANK YOU!!
Wow, that's longer than it takes to fly from London to Perth and back !! :) I will have to watch this end to end just to pay you back for doing all this. You went NZ back to Middle east as well didn't you? The sequel!
This guy gets a high-five from me for being brave enough to fly that flight in coach/economy! Even though he had a window seat, having a full airplane with the seat next to you occupied would be a nightmare.
and until this time there have been flights MEL - DXB - LHR / SYD - DXB - LHR, non stop in Dubai. Flights were performed by the A380. A new era has come in air travel, on the Dreamliner scene 787-9. Thank you for the flight video LHR - PER! We are waiting for a return flight to London from Australia :))
Watching from Perth now! I live right near the Indian Ocean right under the flight path, you guys probably flew over my house! Congratulations to the pilots for a very successful inaugural Dreamliner flight!
This might seem crazy, but I'm gonna try to watch the entire video since I have absolutely no life. My goal is to get the video done by the end of this week. Watched the first 27 minutes so far. Even tho none of you will probably beleave me when I'm done. So say all you want. Wish me luck .___.
@@noelphilips This can serve as background sound to relax to or as a study aid. It can also act as a sleep aid. It can be used to inspire people to make travel plans and visit new places for real. This is a perfectly good video for people who have rich, rewarding meaningful lives, not just for people who have absolutely no life. If nothing else, this video can be used as an excellent white noise cancellation tool when you need to tune out all distractions. If you're running a home-based business or trying to debug a million lines of code in a computer program, playing this video with a good pair of headhpones may be exactly what you need.
@@noelphilips great video bro, i played it late night and felt asleep 2 hours into the flight (over iran)is amazing i woke up 3am and had a feeling a was on a fkng flight for real!!
Your full flight vids never dissappoint and this one is no exception!!! these vids are just perfect for listening to while i sleep to give me thaf sensation of actually being onboard!! :)
A Video, worthy of several million likes. It is a pity, that among the Users of You Tube there is not such a number capable of realizing what a grandiose work has been done. Спасибо!
How do you do that? I fly Brazil US route a lot and would love to record on of those. Do you put a GoPro on usb plug to the seat? But which card do you use that can record 18 hours? Or do you stop to change cards / battery? I didn’t see a jump cut in the video.. and how did you record the tower? And the external take off landing??? Sorry so many technical questions.
Nice video. I am curently doing this flight in MSFS2020 and i am over the Middle East. It is surprising that i am already 6 hours in and i have so much more to go
Amazing, this is best I have seen, this guy deserves a reward from QANTAS, I LOVE PLANES AND AIRPORTS. FINALLY I HAVE A PRODUCT I CAN PLAY AT HOME when I AM NOT IN AIR. five stars....
This is brilliant. I watched this start to finish. I've travelled so many long haul flights and the sound of jet engines is so soothing, thanks for posting this. I always stop in Singapore or Dubai (prefer Singapore) when I'm doing UK - Aus, I think I'd miss the stopover, but this flight looks amazing.
Amazing footage,. What a pity you can't use h265 codec and record at 720p. Since many hours are at night the video compression ratio would be very efficient.
17 HOURS??? Oh my gosh, you recorded it all? No pausing? That's amazing. Qantas is doing a really good job on these routes. The original route to London-Heathrow was from Melbourne with a stop at Dubai. Now it has a stop at Perth! Since Qantas inaugurated this route, they should be able to fly to many destinations around Europe from Perth, like Rome, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, etc. If they went from Perth to Dublin, that would be the longest.
Yep it’s currently my longest full flight vid but the longest will be an hour longer and coming in a few weeks :) Great to see Qantas expanding and can’t wait to see nonstop to Sydney in a few years!
Helen made a good point below!!! Thank's Helen!!! Me, I decided to tuck my self into bed and use the video to help me sleep I woke up when the plane was somewhere around India!!! I felt I was a real passenger!!! Thank You!!! Jesus!!!!!
inflight Video not a problem, although it wasn’t my video that you used in the end, haha. Again, great video, I’ll admit to not watching the entire 17 hours, but I’ve watched a good three hours! I look forward to more of your videos in the future! :)
I finally got to see the video. Amazing views, especially at sunrise. After seeing all the people chatting it up with you after flight, I’m starting to believe you’ be become a heavy hitter in the aviation world. Great job!!
Finished the video!! It only took me a week!! What a lovely welcome you had to Australia and what a nice man you are. You’re so polite!! The captain was such a sweetheart. I’m terrified of flying so have so much respect for these guys. I love going to New Zealand and thought about this route instead of via Asia or America. Trouble is I am a bit concerned about flying so far out of radio contact for so long in all that ocean! I know flying from Akl-lax you cross miles of the Pacific but there are little islands on the way! I’m just paranoid I guess lol
That is so cool that you got to stand on the tarmac next to your airplane before your flight! I wish I could do that on every flight I ever go on just because I think the planes are amazing to look at, especially up close like that! Also, the 787 is just a gorgeous aircraft I must say! I think the 737 is the best looking Boeing airliner personally, but the 787 and the 777 are both right there in terms of aesthetics! Great video man!
Yes I agree it was a fantastic surprise when they asked me if I wanted to go outside to film, I'd mentioned to the staff that it was a shame you couldn't really see the livery from the gate and they came up to me a few minutes later to say they'd arranged a ramp tour! It's a beautiful aircraft :)
I’ve just stepped into an alternative reality where someone uploads a 17 hour video of nothing, and then others say how jolly good it is. And now I’m going to step right back into my own world and say a little prayer of thanks that it contains normal people doing normal things.
This very same plane VH-ZND had an incident at heathrow in february this year. On departing for perth the tail struck the runway.and as the plane had to be airborne,it returned to heathrow where it performed a heavy landing. no injuries or major damage.just a sensor or something
Congrats Noel. I just started to watch your video. I watched almost all of your full flight videos. I really enjoy them. But this is the best. Years ago I worked at LHR Terminal 3 and now I live in Perth. So this video is very special for me. Just keep going. Thanks for them.
Thank you so much for sharing. My husband and I were in Perth visiting friends. They live near the airport. We heard it fly over...lol Cheers from Kiwi land.
I am disabled and house-bound. I used to travel the world when I was well.. Thank you so much for allowing me to 'fly' once more.
Sorry to hear that, all the best
All the best Ms. Ellwood.
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No one asked
Azhal Halil hey man don’t be a bitch
Timestamps:
Going down the runway: 45:19
Lift off: 46:02
Entering Belgium: 1:04:04
Entering Germany: 1:23:30
Entering Czechia: 1:57:22
Entering Slovakia: 2:25:13
Entering Hungary: 2:34:49
Entering Romania: 2:51:13
Entering Bulgaria: 3:25:41
Entering Turkey: 3:59:22
Entering Iran: 5:06:07
Entering the UAE: 6:47:06
Entering Oman: 7:01:56
Going down to land: 16:19:53
Landing: 16:53:41
Thank me later :)
Great，thanks
So, from Oman to Australia, there is nothing.
@@clawcross not nothing my friend, "a view of the Indian Ocean during the hours of darkness"
@@clawcross No, it's out beyond the environment. There is nothing but fish, birds, and crude oil.🤣
@@flowerpower8722 probably made of cardboard
That is one efficient airplane. 9009 miles traveled with no refueling. Quite a milestone for aviation.
Yes, but DUH... It's about travel from England to Australia. Since both have used the metric system for yonx and the idiotically backward United States, Liberia and Myanmar are the only countries in the world that don't, it's 14,498.6 kilometres. Note the spelling of the word, too, which the US is too stubbornly obnoxious to use. 🙄
@@twoflyinghats jokes on you we use miles in the UK. we drive in miles per hour, and our distance signs are in miles. i get your point but it didn't quite work
@@twoflyinghatsUk uses miles for distance
Doctor: You have 17 hours, 13 minutes and 21 seconds to live.
Me: Watches London Heathrow to Perth
17 hours 13 minuets and 24 seconds
-video buffers for .2 seconds
-can’t finish video
-explodes
@ccameronsmif 17 Hours 13 Minutes and 20 Seconds
@@me-it9jn or an ad plays
The Westoner learn to spell pls
At first I thought, "What a ridiculous idea for a video". But it's really fantastic to see a full half of our beautiful earth go by on ONE FLIGHT. Incredible. Our Boeing folks make one beautiful, whisper-quiet aircraft.
In all fairness, the whisper-quiet part is mostly thanks to the folks at Rolls Royce and General Electric ;)
Please don't admit to watching the whole video minute by minute LOL.
Aún así es mejor el A350 aunque el 787 es muy bueno
@baab4229 why is that.They might be pratt and Witney engines .
I find it hard to believe an aircraft can fly that far and for that long non stop. So impressive, the future looks good for aviation.
Some carry 400 tons of fuel. A380.B 777.
Quite 😘
I put these full flight videos on in the evening, watch for an hour or so then sleep with my earphones on. The sound of the plane is soothing and gives me a good night's sleep.
Same here! I have been watching his long haul videos to sleep to now for about 3 years
I miss long travel days so much that I put this on the TV when I woke up. This took some serious dedication!
Sitting here in Melbourne 🇦🇺 on our 6th lockdown this year , I can’t begin to describe the therapy factor of this video. Magnificent !! Loved every minute, Thank you 😊
This video is a historical marker for human achievement that others can watch for years to come. Thank you so much for documenting this.
Thank you so much for your wonderful comment! I hadn’t really thought about it but I guess you’re right, the first ever non stop from the UK to Australia can now be watched in full on UA-cam, and I’m pleased to have been able to bring this video to you!
inflight Video Thank you so much for the response back. Will AKL-DOH-LHR be uploaded as well? That may another long video, though, since I believe that flight is even longer than LHR-PER.
When Noel says full flight he really means full flight. Amazing videos. They help me to sleep at night
Are we there yet
Haha :D
Kyle O'Donnell
Are we there yet
Haha
EPIC !!
No other word can explain how amazing this is.....
EPIC EPIC EPIC
Thanks so much Sarinf, glad you like the video!
100th likw
I like you 17 hours
That was almost the full distance to the Southern Oracle. No need to fly on the back of a luck dragon this time but instead on this wonderful Boeing 787-9. Hats off to you Noel for putting this incredible video together. From the exhilarating thrust of take off, the fascinating airshow maps, the relaxation of the night time white noise (in sleepy chunks), appreciating the vastness of the Indian Ocean and of course descent, approach and landing, I am glad I finally took the time to enjoy every minute of these 17 plus hours. Experiencing this is the next best thing especially in these restricting times for travel and now I feel inspired to try this journey for myself one day. Thank you!
youtube has to run another datacenter to upload it
Haha! A new use for the planned ‘Quantum computer’ 😂
you need to connect multiple computers together as well
They used AWS!
Haha
Seriously actually, even at 360p, editing and uploading this must be a HUGE task. Thanks for all the hard work Noel. I for one (as a PC techie geek) would be interested in a little side-video showing the technical side of how you produce your videos and run your channel.
I play this video every night when I go to sleep. It relaxes me and I feel like I've accomplished something even though I'm just watching you tube.
At first I was like: "it doesn't take 17 hrs to get to Perth, Scotland!" lol
That depends on where you start from
Ahahahah live in Dundee and thought the same thing
It can take that long if you travel at a speed of maybe 25-30mph
At first I was like: "Did they name a place the same as Perth, Australia, in Scotland!?" lol
Wow so interesting
After watching nearly all of your long inflight videos, this video is one of the top. Great views, low level of speaking, no crying baby, not much snoring. Bravo!
I do this flight four times a year from Frankfurt to Perth, Australia 🇦🇺...it never gets any easier! 🦘
supersonic planes would make it a lot easier. I don't think I could go 17 hours without a smoke and with my bad back lol
how was immigration like first time arriving in Australia ?
A huge congratulations Noel, the longer than expected video encoding was worth the wait, you should be extremely proud of your achievements. Your are a great inspiration to the world of aviation with your high quality editing video skills. I am sure you be on the inaugural flight when Qantas fly directly to the east coast of Australia to Sydney in 2022 from LHR.
Thank you so much for the wonderful comment! Really appreciate it and I hope to be on the Sydney flight when it starts!
Will that be a Dreamliner as well?
Alan Cousins no. Qantas recently changed their plans. They originally wanted to use a A350-1000 (A35K) for this flight, but they changed it to use a b777x
Yeah, really nicely done, inflight. And London to Sydney nonstop in 2022? Pray there ain't no wailing babies.
Alan Cousins Yes it will be a 787
Strangely addictive! People think I’m bonkers but every so often I say ‘wonder where my flight to Australia is?’ Then I put on this video.
Wish I could spend all 17 hours watching it! Thanks for the upload!
Back to having videos on at bedtime for background noise, still absolutely love these videos
You have to admit, the Dreamliner is a magical machine that is able to fly this long without issue tens of thousands of times.
Glen T I can’t wait for my first Dreamliner flight next year!
Considering no Dreamliner has been in service long enough to make such a trip tens of thousands of times.... I'd say you're pulling the stat out your ass.
this file has to be so HUGE!!!! thanks for the upload
Watching at 0.25 speed.
nightw4tchman oh god that’s going to take a while 😂
Maldlad
Watch it on loop!😂😂
You're a true God.
We should pray to you
Yea but U can't lol
I watched this whole video. It took me 3 days
Awesome thanks so much for watching the whole thing!
Get a life LOL
Eduardo Uribe shut up
It took me about 30 min kept on moving the video forward
Now try experiencing a 17 hour flight in person. Unlike UA-cam, you can't pause and piss around doing something else midflight. VR does not apply.
i love this. my wife and i miss flying and your long videos rock . we sit up a lot and watch youtube flying videos a lot .
0:06...Concorde...is that you? You are just as beautiful as the day I lost You.
I've got 28% battery left... should crash somewhere over Germany.
Well I have a charger so my battery wont die, and so will no one else (get it xD)
OMG LMAO XD i get that 😂😂😂
Ive got 75% i should make it to LAX
userwl2850 32% declaring a mayday we will try to land in Berlin
I got 46% should crash somewhere near India or Pakistan
I like perth, probably one of the cleanest and nicest cities I have visited in the world, and one of the most remote too. The 787's are really proving themselves to be great aircraft. Hope they begin direct flights from manchester in the future. You can tell it's heavy when it is still climbing above belgium.
Yes it took us a long time to climb! But I agree Perth is a beautiful city, even with its remoteness. Thanks for watching!
Its remote but its still closer to Asia and Europe than Sydney/Melbs 😜
Congratulations Noel! This video - and the entire trip - is an absolute triumph. The technical achievement alone of successfully capturing all that video, the ATC, the GPS position etc for one flight like this is remarkable. I'm really looking forward to the next two as well, not to mention the iconic BA 747 you have booked in June.
Thank you so much! Really appreciate your comment, it was a big one to edit but I’m pretty please with how it worked out :) Thanks again for watching!
Delightful Noel! Thank you for this wonderful contribution. I am raising my last child and he has two years to go. With your help with pieces of art like this, I am already making a list of trips and destinations my wife and I want to visit when he is finally at college. THANK YOU!!
B787-9 GEnxでの14500㎞、17時間のフライト、静かで快適で素敵です。45:20で離陸滑走開始、45:40で80knots、45:53で概ねV1（離陸決心速度）、45:59で概ねVr（引き起こし速度）、46:03で概ねV2（安全離陸速度）ですね。静かで快適なフライトが、燃費効率良く出来る、優れたフライトです。
You're a hero for uploading all 17 hours mate!
Congrats on the upload, I bet it took ages to upload.
Thanks dude, encode was 72 hours and upload was 24 hours (twice, as it failed the first time), followed by 12 hours for YT to process :)
Wow, that's longer than it takes to fly from London to Perth and back !! :)
I will have to watch this end to end just to pay you back for doing all this. You went NZ back to Middle east as well didn't you? The sequel!
You need better WiFi
imagine having to do it with dial up
Might have nothing to do with it. And i doubt he uploaded over wifi
I love this inflight videos keep it up or keep it going
This guy gets a high-five from me for being brave enough to fly that flight in coach/economy! Even though he had a window seat, having a full airplane with the seat next to you occupied would be a nightmare.
The best Noel Philips video I have seen so far.
Thank you!
You can see the curvature of the earth, nice!
We got up to 40,000ft towards the end of the flight, the sky was getting very dark above :)
Awesome, I love flying. I'd love to do one of those super altitude flights.
Me too. I’d love to ride on a U2 to the edge of space.
THE EARTH IS FLAT NOT
Oh shut up.
Welcome to Perth. As a Brit/Australian living in Perth I'm pleased this nonstop flight now exists. I'll be taking it soon(-ish)
Thank you :) . It's a great way to get between Perth and the UK!
Amazing! I liked the bit when your where on the plane
Great video of the first nonstop service from LHR to PER. Props to you for investing the time and effort to upload these. Always fun to watch!
Thank you so much for watching, it was a difficult one to put together and I'm pleased that you like it :)
This is strong!
Take off as much as 17 hours of flight from one continent to another.
Definitely, like!
Thank you! Incredible to step on an aircraft in the UK and step off it in Australia!
and until this time there have been flights MEL - DXB - LHR / SYD - DXB - LHR, non stop in Dubai. Flights were performed by the A380.
A new era has come in air travel, on the Dreamliner scene 787-9.
Thank you for the flight video LHR - PER!
We are waiting for a return flight to London from Australia :))
Watching from Perth now! I live right near the Indian Ocean right under the flight path, you guys probably flew over my house! Congratulations to the pilots for a very successful inaugural Dreamliner flight!
9:55 gate 1:12:09 CFM 1:25:39 CFM 1:32:02 Ge90 2:14:55 b77l ge90 12:44:56 equator
Really first class job on this mate,when i can't sleep i watch it as i find it soothing
Thanks Liam, appreciate your comment :)
Fantastic, how big was the upload file ?
Thank you! 235GB out of the camera, 75GB encoded to upload.
Wow ! lol That's some serious uploading ! :)
inflight Video How many SD cards did it take?
Oh my goodness! Never thought I'd find myself watching a 17 hour video in my life. Thank you for this Noel. ❤❤❤
This might seem crazy, but I'm gonna try to watch the entire video since I have absolutely no life. My goal is to get the video done by the end of this week. Watched the first 27 minutes so far. Even tho none of you will probably beleave me when I'm done. So say all you want. Wish me luck .___.
Good luck to you David I hope you enjoy it! Pro tip - let it run overnight to help you sleep :) And let us know when you finish it!
Buy a small chair and sit in it and watch the whole thing.
@@noelphilips This can serve as background sound to relax to or as a study aid. It can also act as a sleep aid.
It can be used to inspire people to make travel plans and visit new places for real.
This is a perfectly good video for people who have rich, rewarding meaningful lives, not just for people who have absolutely no life. If nothing else, this video can be used as an excellent white noise cancellation tool when you need to tune out all distractions. If you're running a home-based business or trying to debug a million lines of code in a computer program, playing this video with a good pair of headhpones may be exactly what you need.
@@noelphilips great video bro, i played it late night and felt asleep 2 hours into the flight (over iran)is amazing i woke up 3am and had a feeling a was on a fkng flight for real!!
@@MrRobertobagg10 yeah same with me.
I'm listening to this in library and this video really helps me studying
Great effort to upload such a long video. Cheers mate!!
Thanks for watching :)
The 'walking to the aircraft' scene seems longer than the actual flight...
Jerin George I guess you have never flown from UK to Australia then. It’s the worlds biggest patience test.
Your full flight vids never dissappoint and this one is no exception!!! these vids are just perfect for listening to while i sleep to give me thaf sensation of actually being onboard!! :)
Thanks Shaun! Glad you enjoyed the video!
So enjoyed that flight! Brought back wonderful Memories xx
Glad you enjoyed it!
How many meals did you get?
A Video, worthy of several million likes. It is a pity, that among the Users of You Tube there is not such a number capable of realizing what a grandiose work has been done. Спасибо!
Спасибо Дми́трий! Glad you enjoyed the video :)
How do you do that? I fly Brazil US route a lot and would love to record on of those. Do you put a GoPro on usb plug to the seat? But which card do you use that can record 18 hours? Or do you stop to change cards / battery? I didn’t see a jump cut in the video.. and how did you record the tower? And the external take off landing??? Sorry so many technical questions.
He had to record in 360p to lower the file size
Nice video. I am curently doing this flight in MSFS2020 and i am over the Middle East. It is surprising that i am already 6 hours in and i have so much more to go
I just love this video it’s mine and my hubby’s dream to go on this plane and fly non stop to Australia
Amazing, this is best I have seen, this guy deserves a reward from QANTAS,
I LOVE PLANES AND AIRPORTS. FINALLY I HAVE A PRODUCT I CAN PLAY AT HOME when I AM NOT IN AIR.
five stars....
That Speedbird BA 777 (G-YMMN) you passed by while taxiing was Speedbird BA93 to Toronto!! I got shots of it later that day!!
Haha awesome :) . We jumped the queue!
This is brilliant. I watched this start to finish. I've travelled so many long haul flights and the sound of jet engines is so soothing, thanks for posting this. I always stop in Singapore or Dubai (prefer Singapore) when I'm doing UK - Aus, I think I'd miss the stopover, but this flight looks amazing.
Many thanks!
Haha!! My dad say bed time i say just 1 more video he say 'SURE' and i choose this video lol😂😂
I believe this used to be 1080p, did UA-cam limit superlong videos to 360p?
I’m so shocked at how smooth this flight was! Not one bit of turbulence!!
You sat and literally watched the entire flight?? Fair 😂
I live in Perth and was at the viewing platform watching you land on this flight!
Fantastic vid, I appreciate the effort you have taken to integrate footage taken from airside and ATC Comms.
Thanks Mohit, glad you liked the video! Appeciate your comments :D
Amazing footage,. What a pity you can't use h265 codec and record at 720p. Since many hours are at night the video compression ratio would be very efficient.
Heathrow Fastpass, I've never seen a plane get out of Heathrow so fast.
Jumping the queue :)
What a trip that must have been! 17+ hours on an airplane...wow. Thanks for sharing!
It was a crazy trip, and the return leg the next day was also pretty long - took me about a week to get over it!
Doctor: you have 17 hours and 13 minutes to live
Me:
wow, many compliments for this huge work to record the whole flight, Europe and Australia are closer finally :)
Thanks so much Alessio, the world is now a slightly smaller place!
Absolutely incredible video! Thank you for producing this!
17 HOURS??? Oh my gosh, you recorded it all? No pausing? That's amazing.
Qantas is doing a really good job on these routes. The original route to London-Heathrow was from Melbourne with a stop at Dubai. Now it has a stop at Perth!
Since Qantas inaugurated this route, they should be able to fly to many destinations around Europe from Perth, like Rome, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, etc. If they went from Perth to Dublin, that would be the longest.
Yep it’s currently my longest full flight vid but the longest will be an hour longer and coming in a few weeks :) Great to see Qantas expanding and can’t wait to see nonstop to Sydney in a few years!
How long does it take to load?
Helen made a good point below!!! Thank's Helen!!! Me, I decided to tuck my self into bed and use the video to help me sleep I woke up when the plane was somewhere around India!!! I felt I was a real passenger!!! Thank You!!! Jesus!!!!!
Great video, I’ve been looking forward to you uploading it!
Thank you dude, and thanks again for allowing me to use the outside footage of takeoff!
inflight Video not a problem, although it wasn’t my video that you used in the end, haha. Again, great video, I’ll admit to not watching the entire 17 hours, but I’ve watched a good three hours! I look forward to more of your videos in the future! :)
I finally got to see the video. Amazing views, especially at sunrise. After seeing all the people chatting it up with you after flight, I’m starting to believe you’ be become a heavy hitter in the aviation world. Great job!!
Haha thank you 😊
Awesome video!... I love flying and do it often, But I will lose my mind sitting in a plane for 17+ hours.
Finished the video!! It only took me a week!! What a lovely welcome you had to Australia and what a nice man you are. You’re so polite!! The captain was such a sweetheart. I’m terrified of flying so have so much respect for these guys.
I love going to New Zealand and thought about this route instead of via Asia or America. Trouble is I am a bit concerned about flying so far out of radio contact for so long in all that ocean! I know flying from Akl-lax you cross miles of the Pacific but there are little islands on the way! I’m just paranoid I guess lol
I am working on a stressful presentation for one of my college classes, and having this on in the background has been so nice.
Best of luck!
That is so cool that you got to stand on the tarmac next to your airplane before your flight! I wish I could do that on every flight I ever go on just because I think the planes are amazing to look at, especially up close like that! Also, the 787 is just a gorgeous aircraft I must say! I think the 737 is the best looking Boeing airliner personally, but the 787 and the 777 are both right there in terms of aesthetics! Great video man!
Yes I agree it was a fantastic surprise when they asked me if I wanted to go outside to film, I'd mentioned to the staff that it was a shame you couldn't really see the livery from the gate and they came up to me a few minutes later to say they'd arranged a ramp tour! It's a beautiful aircraft :)
B747 can hold over 300 tonnes of fuel.
I’ve just stepped into an alternative reality where someone uploads a 17 hour video of nothing, and then others say how jolly good it is. And now I’m going to step right back into my own world and say a little prayer of thanks that it contains normal people doing normal things.
This is amazing man! I enjoyed the video , I wonder how long it took to upload this on UA-cam
Wow! Epic length video! Thanks for taking the effort to post! Congratulations on being one of the first people to do London-Australia non stop :)
Thanks Alan! It was such a great experience, my absolute pleasure to share the experience with you guys.
Wow Noel it will take a few days to get though this. Thanks again on doing this. And well done on your big achievement
Thanks Alan I hope you enjoy the video!
Love it. 4 days watching (not constant lol) and I did it! Thankyou!
Watched it over and over again, i just can't get enough of it.
This very same plane VH-ZND had an incident at heathrow in february this year. On departing for perth the tail struck the runway.and as the plane had to be airborne,it returned to heathrow where it performed a heavy landing. no injuries or major damage.just a sensor or something
I love economy and have no issues flying in Economy but I’m impressed you could handle it for a 17 hour flight. That would be tough for me!
Congrats Noel. I just started to watch your video. I watched almost all of your full flight videos. I really enjoy them. But this is the best. Years ago I worked at LHR Terminal 3 and now I live in Perth. So this video is very special for me. Just keep going. Thanks for them.
Thanks Tibor! Appreciate your comments and hope you’re enjoying Perth!
I got half way through then I realized how long i'd actually been watching when I noticed the sun rising.
It was really kind of you to offer to email that man that was asking about you videoing the flight :)
Haha always do when I can :)
only one video before sleep!
Beautiful stuff. I enjoy every bit of my journeys including the airport delay.
Thank you! And thanks so much for watching!
13:45:44 best part
Why?
Lol
made me look.
The best part is the coffee being served at 14:22
why
Thank you so much for sharing. My husband and I were in Perth visiting friends. They live near the airport. We heard it fly over...lol Cheers from Kiwi land.
Fantastic, I flew straight to Auckland from Perth via Sydney, those videos will be coming soon :)
how many meals did they served just 1 ??
A perfect travel video during the lockdown :)
That blue sunrise at 13:33:03 was amazing :)
The cabin crew just dimmed the window shade to normal mode 😅