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@@wurzelseppszg9739 thanks!😃

The A380 will always remain an incredibly impressive aircraft. But unfortunately, you're absolutely right. It's no longer cutting-edge. The future belongs to models like the A350 or the Dreamliner.

Danke für den Hinweis!

Danke für das Teilen deiner Erfahrungen! Tja, der Tourismus ist dort in den letzten 20 Jahren regelrecht explodiert. Dementsprechend waren auch erhebliche Erweiterungen des Flughafens erforderlich. Das Verkehrsaufkommen ist mittlerweile fast mit dem vom Flughafen Köln/Bonn vergleichbar. Zwangsweise mussten auch alle möglichen Arbeitsabläufe modernisiert werden.

hört sich interessant an wär auch schön gewesen das zu erfahren. leider bin ich dafür zu jung, um so die un-technologische seite des tourismus wirklich zu erfahren

What did you expect?

It said (animation) in the title for a reason

Thank you! You may also check out this video from October: ruclips.net/video/loFBbHSox5M/видео.html I wish you a good time in my home town in September!

@@wurzelseppszg9739 thanks I will check video out thanks looking forward to being back in beautiful Salzburg again my favourite place me see ya around town

World trade center too, i wish they banned any other new skyscrappers , like now, now even the new wtc, is hard to spot.

Good to know that! It's one of my greatest passions. Welcome on this channel!

You're welcome!

You are so stupid it actually hurts, its meant to show how it would look. Its an animation.

I agree with you- it certainly doesn't look remotely real. The last stages look completely CGI.

It’s probably been heavily edited. They probably centered all of the photos and (obviously) did some CGI work at the end.

IT ISN'T REAL. It's an imagined time-lapse sequence to show you what the construction looked like. It was done with CGI for the tourist-trap museum to dazzle and educate. No-one took day-by-day photos during construction. It's just that people are used to seeing them now, so the museum obliged its visitors and created one.

Palace resort, the best

Verdade ainda em 1930 nao tinha tanta tecnologia como se tem hoje o prédio é um ícone reconpençou e esses trabalhadores por de certo quase todos eles se foram

Videobeschreibungen angepasst. Danke für den Hinweis!

Yeah, you're right! Sounds similar to the old MD-80 series. I guess, also these engines have a comparatively low bypass ratio. Modern engines sound much less exciting. The power reduce part at 2:39 is very worth listening to. You may also check out this video of an old Boeing 707 (enhancing power at 4:05): ruclips.net/video/EI3owgIj6zs/видео.html

Right, this one was smooth.

Yes, it was. Although the approach was not really turbulent. Also the descent was very unpleasant. The pilot used the speed brakes in a very unprofessional way. Either 0% or 100%. The passengers were thrown forward and backward in their seats all the time. This is also my dad's opinion. He is an aircraft mechanic.

I always enjoy reading your comments concerning your experiences from then.

Cairns was great 1970`s and 1980`s. Fresh Water Hotel with beer garden in the back. Back in the 80`s nice to sit out there cold beer or Cold Coke but soft drink pour into a glass like Yellow Mellow Fanta and Tab. Trinity Beach Hotel on top of the hill on a good day you can see Green island 1980`s same again beer garden. Cairns Airport Ansett TAA days other side where kids wear there shoes and socks up just to go on a holiday neat clothes. The 1980`s best years for the Airports. Cairns simple beautiful even remember no Pier there we sat on the grass and eat fish and chips wrap in newspapers take away then go down to the wharf have a look at the boats. I can even pull up Google Earth and seriously show where we sat on the glass by old pictures.

@@eliteclassicdetailing Sitting in a beer garden with some friends and enjoying cold beer and good food is a very popular tradition in my country. Due to our cool climate we can only do that for about half of the year. The remaining time we have to sit inside. Your comments sound like very precious memories. Keep them in mind. They are capable of spiriting you up in sad times. I hope you also have some nice photos from then.

Thank you! Well, the approach was a little bit turbulent, but the touchdown was reasonably smooth. I guess the pilot was trying to catch up time because the departure in Darwin was about 15 minutes late as far as I can remember. I don't think it was due to other traffic since there is not much traffic in ASP in general.

Thank you for your nice comment, my friend! It's interesting to read how the airport has changed over decades. But I'm afraid I cannot offer you more videos of Gove because I'm from Salzburg, Austria (about 120 km from Munich, Bavaria). It was from a roundtrip we did including both islands of New Zealand as well as Sydney, Cairns, Darwin, Alice Springs and Melbourne. If you like, you may also check out this video of my hometown including a great view of the oldtown: ruclips.net/video/WU6r8_z7RIQ/видео.html (best part ca. 6:35-7:00)

Watch a great landing ` Lufthansa A319-100 Landing Salzburg SZG Runway 33 (circle to land) ` ended up watching it. Very thing so green over there and the Mountains with the snow looks beautiful. I noticed in the video a lot of land is that for farming ? Also what`s the history of your town please ?

@@eliteclassicdetailing Yes, indeed. We have a lot of farmland. But also the city is very green due to the so-called "greenland declaration" from the good old 80's, which virtually forces the politicians to preserve a huge amount of greenland. I really love my hometown. I was born there, I've got my family, my friends and my job there. I guess I would never emigrate to somewhere else. The only disadvantages, in my opion, are that we have to drive four hours to go the sea (Venice, Italy) and the rather cool climate (see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salzburg#Climate) - November to March are quite unpleasant, but we usually don't have large amounts of snow. History: About 500 BC, the Celts settled here, about 15 BC, the Romans founded the city of Iuvavum. In the middle ages there were many conflicts between different (religious) groups. That's why the castle was built (you can see it at about 6:50). Between WWI and WWII there was a lot of poverty. In WWII, we suffered some damages due to the allied area bombings, but by far not as severe as many German cities like Berlin, Hamburg, Munich or Dresden. From about 1965-1995 (with some interruptions) we had a significant growth in economy (especially in tourism) and wealth, which unfortunately seems to be declining since 2010. And last but not least: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born in Salzburg! Details about our history here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salzburg#History