Vancouver-to-Tokyo (NRT) flight (Part 1: to Int'l Date Line over Bering Sea) 2012-02-10

View of eastbound takeoff on Vancouver International Airport runway 8R and climbout till suburab of Surrey BC, followed by glimpses of the frozen area of Alaska's Kodiak Island en-route west to Japan.
Flight continues on video Part 2 of 2:
• Vancouver-to-Tokyo (NR...

[@alvexok5523]

Even by 11:50, they were still no higher than those mountain tops in the background, and look how far below the ground looks close to under the plane.
Those snowcapped mountains at 39:30 in Southern Alaska were beautiful, and the scenery in general during that whole part of the video

[@janpa29]

Formidable,magnifique et bien filmé.Bravo.

[@thedylanmartin4638]

Starting in March AC will use b787 for this route.

[@Jacob1986]

im going to Tokyo but I'm gonna fly from Toronto (probably to LA), any tips? What time did you leave Vancouver and when did you arrive at Tokyo?

[@THarm688]

Did you switch seats during the flight?

[@water892]

what plane is it?

[@starwagon]

@airbuntie Its Air Canada. :) It said «Thanks for ??? with Air Canada» ^^"!!

[@sean301975]

A330?

[@stevewells3183]

I've always wondered,what are those things that look like pontoons called hanging under the wings?

[@dmcnamara9859]

Anchor/Support/Tracks for the flaps..

[@PGMEagle]

You should fly across the world from Vancouver to New York heading west

[@fdpa320HDmovies]

767? Nice filming :)

[@coralreefer14]

oh wow, your right my bad

[@bmacleod52]

It should be a 777, but at 1:50 you can clearly see only 7 seats across, a 767-300ER. Air Canada is stretching it for this long a route...for me at least....

[@alvexok5523]

767s are still wide-bodied aircraft which are able to carry enough fuel to cross the Pacific. And it's a 9 and a half hour flight from Vancouver to Tokyo. 777s still carry even more fuel though, and a 12 or 13 hour flight such as Vancouver to Hong Kong would need the 777 to make it

[@bsc1959]

yea finally some sun @ 14:40

[@alexlascu9991]

was the capitain a lady?

[@coralreefer14]

a330s have winglets, this has no winglets

[@ManikSethisuwan]

no its an aeroplane.

[@gy1952]

What airlines is this?

[@thedylanmartin4638]

Air canada.

[@gy1952]

Okay.

[@andreiulchianu6523]

B777 probably, there's no winglets

[@francescodonato8665]

che tipo di aereo era

[@backpacktrot]

+Francesco Donato Era 767

[@michaelcatbagan9186]

767

[@kc01515]

no 777

[@fillup316]

haha th4 baggage handler just taking his time

[@davidpristupa1629]

The baggage handler looks very bored with his job.

[@FKA98]

boring