What a lovely view coming in. A southerly approach over Fremantle Harbour and following the Swan River past Leighton, Mosman Park, Peppermint Grove and with Cottesloe and Swanbourne over near the Ocean. The vista North over the leafy Western Suburbs of Claremont, Nedlands, Dalkeith and Crawley. Kings Park and then the CBD. A few less clouds and more Sunshine would have been nice. But hey, still bloody good to see.
That's the turn i think i was looking for,as landed in perth,last september,on Air Mauritius,and the pilot,made a very hard bank,more than 45º i'd say, just before landing,which was frightening at the time,but looking back,felt like a wicked ride,and ever since i have been looking for a similar video... just wished it was on the other side,but i suppose you can't win them all :)
blairallan1 Yeah,well it was my first flight there,as an adult,and wasn't expecting it,and i don't know if it was the pilot or an apprentice,as he kept throttling the engines once lined up for the runway,which felt eerily weird lol
You prolly dont care but does any of you know a method to log back into an instagram account..? I was stupid forgot my login password. I appreciate any assistance you can offer me!
@Jaxton Dax Thanks so much for your reply. I found the site through google and I'm trying it out atm. Seems to take quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
@@BadWebDiver i realise that but why did they select that particular area? is most of the rest of australia inhospitable in terms of ability to set up pleasant living conditions?
Most of the coast is reasonably habitable , which is why most Australians live there. It's just the biggest river mouths are on the east coast, with the Swan being the major one in the west. Running water is pretty vital for the founding of a city, especially in colonial days.
The earth looks pretty flat to me. Was just watching footage from inside the cockpit of another Perth entrance landing, the cockpit footage showed an earthly curvature while descending.. weirdly, a earthy curvature once landed 🤔
What a lovely view coming in. A southerly approach over Fremantle Harbour and following the Swan River past Leighton, Mosman Park, Peppermint Grove and with Cottesloe and Swanbourne over near the Ocean. The vista North over the leafy Western Suburbs of Claremont, Nedlands, Dalkeith and Crawley. Kings Park and then the CBD.
A few less clouds and more Sunshine would have been nice. But hey, still bloody good to see.
And the stadium being built
Nobody said this, but if you’re coming back or visiting, G’day mate and welcome to Perth.
What part of perth r U from mate?
Up north from CBD. I wouldn’t share my location really easily.
@@dreamingfoxtrot Yeah I understand, I could imagine that
This was filmed in an airbus a330 of Singapore Airlines or Qantas or Virgin Australia right?
Qantas if I remember correctly. Model, not sure
It's a nice wing, made in north Wales... Hopefully there's another one on the other side
A330 what airlines??
Great footage! 👍👍❤
That's the turn i think i was looking for,as landed in perth,last september,on Air Mauritius,and the pilot,made a very hard bank,more than 45º i'd say, just before landing,which was frightening at the time,but looking back,felt like a wicked ride,and ever since i have been looking for a similar video... just wished it was on the other side,but i suppose you can't win them all :)
Perth is always a bumpy ride in. Usual bank limit is 30 degrees, 45 would be a real thrill
blairallan1 Yeah,well it was my first flight there,as an adult,and wasn't expecting it,and i don't know if it was the pilot or an apprentice,as he kept throttling the engines once lined up for the runway,which felt eerily weird lol
Makes it more fun. I love a busy airport on arrival, you get to circle the city for longer
it was beautiful landing,perfect,lovely video enjoyed a lot
You prolly dont care but does any of you know a method to log back into an instagram account..?
I was stupid forgot my login password. I appreciate any assistance you can offer me!
@Nicolas Jaziel Instablaster =)
@Jaxton Dax Thanks so much for your reply. I found the site through google and I'm trying it out atm.
Seems to take quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
@Jaxton Dax it did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. Im so happy!
Thank you so much you saved my account :D
@Nicolas Jaziel you are welcome =)
Ooo an a330 nice
I was on the plane with you no wayyyyy
why all the large cities of australia, excepting perth, are on the east side of the country?
That's where Australia was first colonised by the British.
@@BadWebDiver i realise that but why did they select that particular area? is most of the rest of australia inhospitable in terms of ability to set up pleasant living conditions?
Most of the coast is reasonably habitable , which is why most Australians live there. It's just the biggest river mouths are on the east coast, with the Swan being the major one in the west. Running water is pretty vital for the founding of a city, especially in colonial days.
You see that skyline and you know you're home.
That's only applicable if you actually COME from there .......... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I saw you fi, ing and I was like what are you doing you were sitting on a 3 seated side weren’t you
Good memory, this was some years back
The earth looks pretty flat to me.
Was just watching footage from inside the cockpit of another Perth entrance landing, the cockpit footage showed an earthly curvature while descending.. weirdly, a earthy curvature once landed 🤔
Am I missing something..? A plane landing, really..?
Really
Yes, you're missing something. It's called a brain.
+davevail - Well, that is what it says on the video title.
What were you expecting?? 🤔🤔
Mate if you can't at least enjoy the scenery?