First Ever TUI 787-900 - Bristol Airport - 9/5/18
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- Опубліковано 8 тра 2018
- Tui has been operating there 787- 800 Dreamliner for a year now, they have been going to Orlando, Cancun, Dominican republic and Espargos.
Today they made history by using there 787-900 longer, winder, heavier Dreamliner.
Seen arriving from Manchester and departing to Espargos - Авто та транспорт
nice! flew G-TUIJ to and from Punta Cana last year!!
That enter first one is still at Bristol now!!!!!!!!!!!!
I went on one of their 787-800s to Cancun on holiday and went on one back to Bristol, and i really enjoyed flying on them. They are really comfy and smooth for most of the flight. I will definitely fly on one again.
WOW!!! Such a great sight! Liked! :)
Wow, such a great sight! Liked!
Did you know there’s no such thing as -800 or -900 with B787? Simply -8, -9 or -10
The 🐪
Landed last year with Mrs Patmore from Mexico into BRS, and just Thursday last week landed with Mr Patmore from Cape Verde, heavy braking last week.. not sure why, maybe super heavy...did first revenue flight to Mex and second ever 787 to Sal 2 ish weeks ago... what fun!
I flew on Pixie Dust (G-TUIJ) from Manchester to Montego Bay and Montego Bay to Manchester!!!!!
Great video mate ! Nice channel ! 5ubscribed
I don’t understand why they say Leeds Bradford has a short runway when the 747s and the Leeds Bradford runway is longer than Bristol’s runway so Leeds could have dreamliners
my friends came to Sal on this one....
When does the next 787 fly out of Bristol ?
Every morning from saturday to wednesday.
How long is the runway at Bristol is it a mile ? as it looks very short.
2011M bud, one of the shortest international airport runways in the country. Flown 787 out of here a few times now.
@@MegaDeano72 If you take off by beginning of runway 27 there is 2194 meters available
That V1 was using all of it... but its a 787, will do what its told....
Mark Jackson not sure I understand the question...
The Dreamliner does not need that much runway to take off, adjust flex temp, takes off later, reduced engine wear, but it will do what you tell it. I have seen these almost vertical on climb out..... is that what you mean?
V1? Last point of being able to stop on the runway as opposed to v2, you won’t stop on the runway, VR get off the runway and climb out whatever has happened...3 speeds of rotation
Easily....