Captain Raps is an excellent example of what a professional pilot should be. A man dedicated to the task, who loves his work. Congratulations on a fantastic career and best wishes for the next chapter in your amazing life.
@@jaless9895 : A truly addicted pilot will always give his very best. Someone who would become a pilot only for the high salary, would not become a good pilot.
The pilot sitting on the left is "Jurgen Raps" who was one of the best commercial pilots in the world. One of the 4 pilots who were qualified to fly the A380. He was the top pilot in Lufthansa here. Then got promoted to vp of operations or something like that in Lufthansa and now retired. What a great pilot. Thanks for the video.
What a legend! I think if I was the 1st officer, my voice would crack after that parking checklist... You will always be remembered Captain Jurgen Raps! :')
Congratulations to Capt. Raps for a well earned retirement. I have watched this video many times and still tear up when the fire trucks welcome him home. Beautiful!
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All the best to captain Juergen Raps with a particular sense of humor. I'm so sorry he will not be in this plane again. GOOD LUCK !!!
Joe Tyler he retired... This was officially his final flight before retirement if i know right. That's why there was fire trucks to give a little "fanfare" at the end.
Have flown into Frankfurt many times from the US on business, but have never been this emotional from just watching this video. Thank you Captain Raps for your many years of exemplary service and keeping us human cargo safe.
Respect, Captain. Enjoy retirement. Met Cpt. Juergen on flight from Frankfurt to LA in 2011 and had NO clue this is who I was watching until I started reading the comments. I'm asking the wife 'hey, hey, look at this, hey, wake up, isn't that the left seat, hey, hey, hey, that guy on the left.......no, NOT that guy, that, guy, their left, our right......'! She said, 'f**k off, I'm trying to sleep'! Some people!
I'm not a pilot, nor will I ever be. But, I love to fly. And, so very much appreciate the beauty and the skill of flight by pilots that take us to where we'd love to go in these incredible aircrafts. Capt. Raps is one smooth dude. He makes flying a 250 ton airplane seem like a walk in the park. Incredible. I loved both the videos of this flight.
Captain Raps thanks for allowing the cameras in on your final flight, it was an honour to watch such a pro team in action, best of luck for the future.
I wonder how many souls on board actually realize or think of all that is necessary to land a jumbo jet like this? I've flown many times and while I look out the window I think, and pray for our flight crew and pilots. Amazing men and women. Thank YOU for what you do. Hello from beautiful Tulsa, OK, USA
Love it! I remember watching the departure from SFO on this journey to retirement for Capt. Raps. Total class act, and what a phenomenal career! If I were in his shoes, I'm not sure I'd want to stop flying! As always, excellent professionalism, and I love how relaxed he is at the stick. A total pleasure to watch! Best wishes to you, Captain!! Also, as many others have said, I couldn't watch this ending without tearing up. What a wonderful milestone in his career! Thank you for a job well done, Captain!!!
Wow, I got a bit emotional there at the end. What a wonderful send off you got, Captain Raps. Congratulations, on what by all,accounts was a glittering career.
The technology is absolutely amazing. I remember the first ever time in an aircraft I was all alone and 7 years old but overly excited and had a geman man who sat next to me talking nonsense about how he hated deserts haha - regardless, I asked the attendant if I could see the cockpit and they let me sit with the pilots for a little bit. I remember they even had a navigator in those days, now it's only 2 pilots. Quite melancholic as I wish I remembered more of that experience. There's something almost magical about these videos. Miss those days I suppose because after my 20's i became a nervous flyer and IDK why.
@@ItzJackAttack You have to resign yourself to the fact that you're no longer in control and just let the people handle it. I guess I stopped trusting humans and had/still have a very cynical view but at the same time, there's no point in worrying about things out of your control. It's kind of worked for me over the years.
@@cowboyanimal_1 some flights I’m okay but my last flight in March was back gone from Paris, there was a 12 hour delay due to winds and I was all worked up by time I got on the flight and was one of the worst flights ever for me even though it wasn’t turbulent or anything, just overthinking
It would have been my greatest honor to have this seasoned pilot take me somewhere . He was so smooth and professional in everything he did in the cockpit . I am certain that he is enjoying his retirement .Great video of a great crew !
I'm so glad that I continued watching the 2nd video that showed the final landing for this amazing Captain! Congratulations on your retirement sir and thanks for 41 years of service!
What a great video which reflects not only the professionalism of these pilots and Lufthansa, but documents the emotional investment of a life dedicated to flying. Kapitaen Juergen ich gratuliere!
It is the radar altimeter calling out the distance to the ground in feet. Often you wouldn't even hear it say 5 because the plane lands right after it says 10, so it was a very smooth landing. When RyanAir lands it sounds like "100, 40, RETARD"! Btw it's the plane telling the pilot to retard the thrust, aka throttle back.
Seeing those water canons and hearing about the retirement of the best Lufthansa captain left me into tears :)) Best of luck captain for the next sector of life...
I am always amazed when I see one of these giants either first hand or in video. Just like the 747 the A380 is a thing of beauty when it flight Thanks for the subtitles.
Captain Jürgen Raps was no ordinary pilot, even among those licensed for the A380. He actually is Lufthansa's Executive Vice-President of Operations and was also its Chief Pilot (the highest ranked in the LH fleet, basically the same as being Commodore of a marine passenger line company)...
Tutte le volte che guardò questo filmato non vi nascondo, signori Raps e Julicher, che provo nei vostri confronti un senso di ammirazione e di invidia allo stesso tempo. Siete due persone, a mio modestissimo parere, eccezionali. Complimenti e auguri sincerissimi per il vostro futuro.
Professionalism at its finest! 18,000 hours and a 41 year career! Tremendous loss for Lufthansa, but for the retirement of the Captain, it will open a new chapter of his life. Spot On, Sir!
I'm absolutely scared to death of flying. But there's a damn good chance I wouldn't be if this captain was my pilot. Well done sir. Enjoy your retirement. You've earned it.
as someone who's scared to fly, all i can say is WOW! what an amazing aircraft! I always imagine the pilot is handling the joystick throughout the flight
There is no better measure of a person than the respect and regard of their colleagues, clearly Captain Raps is such a person and deserved that regard and respect.
YOU BRING TEARS TO MY EYE'S BECAUSE I WAS BORN IN NEUNKIRCHEN (SAAR) CAME TO AMERICA...RETURNED AT AGE FIVE BECAUSE I HAD DUEL CITIZENSHIP....ANYWAY, MY MOTHER INSISTED FLYING LUFTHANSA BECAUSE THEY NEVER HAD A CRASH...LOL..FLEW BACK TWENTY YEARS LATER AND MISS GERMANY SO MUCH SO THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR HELPING MANY I'AM SURE REMINISCE ABOUT GOOD TIMES IN THE FATHERLAND...FROM HOT SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA...THIS WAS IN THE SIXTIES AND LATER IN MID-EIGHTIES....THANKS AGAIN
The american market imposed conditions on VW that were almost impossible to fulfil the VW values had to be much better than those of vehicles built in the US otherwise VW would not have been allowed to sell in the states. Nevertheless, the emission values of VW are still better than those of US cars.
@@germanCrowbar Its just that VW went overboard with it by fooling yankees with a software giving them the reaults they want, instead of the results they checked for.
I get goosebumps watching him, I have dreamed to be a pilot during 70/80, apartheid denied me the opportunity. cant enough of his videos thanks for sharing the cockpit 🙏🙏🙏🙏
congratulations to Captain Raps, I toughly enjoyed being able to share the Marvelous A380 into Sanfransco, departure, and arrival into Frankfurt. thanks to all participants in producing this wonderful experience for an old wanted to be pilot, not all my dreams have come true, but I've had a wonderful journey, I've enjoyed this farewell to Captain Raps many times, and on New Years Eve 2021, I found I wanted to watch it again, 😊
before this on some video on piloteye, i think he is too snob...but seeing his retirement on this his final flight i juz feel so touched. well i hope he can have a good retirement n happy for all what he had accomplished... gud luck n great job captain, hats off!
A water cannon salute is quite an experience. My 'Honor Flight' to Washington D.C. and return to indianapolis International was accorded that honor at both ends. An awesome experience I shall always remember (fire trucks lined up on both sides shooting streams of water high into the air from their cab-mounted water turrets and down onto your taxiing aircraft)...a great finality to a flying career...makes me tear up to think or talk about it! I shall NEVER forget it!
Definitely one of my favorites. Quite sure Captain J.R. is thoroughly enjoying his retirement. He is a true professional and love his quirky sense of humor.
im not that big of a fan of aircraft, but when i found this series of videos, i subscribed. its super interesting and Cpt. Raps did a great job at keeping me interested, he and his co-pilot were a great team, and now he has retired, i dont think the video's will be the same....
I hope this isn't the last time we see Captain Juergen! This was a little sad but happy too! I would have love to have flown with him. Those who did were the lucky ones. Enjoy your retirement flyboy!
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Captain Raps is an excellent example of what a professional pilot should be. A man dedicated to the task, who loves his work. Congratulations on a fantastic career and best wishes for the next chapter in your amazing life.
if I have his salary I will love my work as well , anyways corona fucked up everything even pilots are delivering pizza right now
@@jaless9895 Pretty sure salary isn't a strong enough incentive to do something for so long if you don't actually enjoy what you're doing.
AND…he rides a Harley. Definition of bad ass.
@@jaless9895 : A truly addicted pilot will always give his very best. Someone who would become a pilot only for the high salary, would not become a good pilot.
The pilot sitting on the left is "Jurgen Raps" who was one of the best commercial pilots in the world. One of the 4 pilots who were qualified to fly the A380. He was the top pilot in Lufthansa here. Then got promoted to vp of operations or something like that in Lufthansa and now retired. What a great pilot. Thanks for the video.
Yes. It was told in another video
Was this the flight from SF USA to Frankfurt ? ie, Captain Jurge's Last Flight ?
@@DavidJones-ib3zy yes David
@@ashokguha7309 Thank's for the reply .
@@DavidJones-ib3zy jesus Cristo Bolsonaro presidente sempre... jesus Cristo.
What a legend! I think if I was the 1st officer, my voice would crack after that parking checklist...
You will always be remembered Captain Jurgen Raps! :')
Just a note, the other one wasn't a first officer, he was a captain too. You can have 2 captains :)
@@AthiniraWHAT?! I DIDN'T KNOW THAT!
He wasn’t he was a senior first officer, the 3rd pilot that you don’t really see was the other captain
Lawrence Smith I was wondering if pilots can rest during long hauls like this. With 3 pilots that should be possible.
Is he dead????
"Hinein ins Nass mit Badedas"
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"Flupp"
So ein sympathischer Typ :D
HAHAHA
I don't know what it means, but it made me laugh. Captain, Raps is so cheerful.
@@ethanlan8801 it means let's get into wet with "Badedas" it's a brand for showering soap
Is that a list of Kraftwerk songs?
@markgloverville it's shorts part of a commercial slogan from the 70's.
Absolutely love these two pilots. My favorite to watch.
Yes, mine too!
Congratulations to Capt. Raps for a well earned retirement. I have watched this video many times and still tear up when the fire trucks welcome him home. Beautiful!
All the best to captain Juergen Raps with a particular sense of humor. I'm so sorry he will not be in this plane again. GOOD LUCK !!!
Jasmin Bojić oj
nope
Dr. House
Jasmin Bojić why he will not ?
Joe Tyler he retired... This was officially his final flight before retirement if i know right. That's why there was fire trucks to give a little "fanfare" at the end.
Pilots are just absolutely incredible. And big shout out to air traffic controllers as well!
Really enjoyed these guys, Deutschland, 1969-71 U.S. Army INF.
Excellent video. No wonder Captain J.R wanted to hand fly that landing. Nice job!
Captain J R is the real MVP here.
Also in Addition Lufthanse lets their pilot always hand fly the landing if situation like weather allows to keep sure they're fit. :)
Have flown into Frankfurt many times from the US on business, but have never been this emotional from just watching this video. Thank you Captain Raps for your many years of exemplary service and keeping us human cargo safe.
Respect, Captain. Enjoy retirement. Met Cpt. Juergen on flight from Frankfurt to LA in 2011 and had NO clue this is who I was watching until I started reading the comments. I'm asking the wife 'hey, hey, look at this, hey, wake up, isn't that the left seat, hey, hey, hey, that guy on the left.......no, NOT that guy, that, guy, their left, our right......'! She said, 'f**k off, I'm trying to sleep'! Some people!
@@nascimentol835 jesus fucking christ mate!! hahahahhaa
Flyhigh
" Stress is only known by inefficient people. " Capt. R. Juelicher. No stress here.
Was there a landing checklist?
@@rockslide4802 yes, all green, flaps full
Stress = Force/area= modulus x strain
That is Captain Harald Tschira
@@mrepic1916 Do you know if he’s still flying? Didn’t see him again since that PilotsEye
Gives me chills every time to watch a final flight. All the best to Capt. Raps!
I'm not a pilot, nor will I ever be. But, I love to fly. And, so very much appreciate the beauty and the skill of flight by pilots that take us to where we'd love to go in these incredible aircrafts. Capt. Raps is one smooth dude. He makes flying a 250 ton airplane seem like a walk in the park. Incredible. I loved both the videos of this flight.
That's not tears, that's just water from the firetrucks in my eye!!!
Imrahil
why do you cry?
Tears drop in my case.
In case of tears! Wipe your windows ready yet, jell on creaping you will cry!
@@canteattzuyushestoochewy4535 it was this captain’s last flight
That is by far the best landing I have ever seen. He's having a perfect farewell. What an absolute legend.
What dou mine I jast operater oppo vivo sem settings teleological and ELICIKTRCK SHOT FINGERS.
Love their sense of humor, while still maintaining total professionalism. Great team!
Captain Raps thanks for allowing the cameras in on your final flight, it was an honour to watch such a pro team in action, best of luck for the future.
Total pro crew. This is who you want flying jets.
Les Hammond
Dont be a racist
Jeremiah Alphonsus wtf
Jeremiah Alphonsus Bro wtf not cool at all racist fuck
@@JeremiahAlphonsus damn you're stuck in the past
I felt kinda emotional when the captain said "Buddies! This was the final act." Because for a man who loves his job, retirement brings tears.
Thank You for sharing this video. And it is so emotional that this is the Farewell video of the Captain Pilot.
I wonder how many souls on board actually realize or think of all that is necessary to land a jumbo jet like this? I've flown many times and while I look out the window I think, and pray for our flight crew and pilots. Amazing men and women. Thank YOU for what you do. Hello from beautiful Tulsa, OK, USA
Love it! I remember watching the departure from SFO on this journey to retirement for Capt. Raps. Total class act, and what a phenomenal career! If I were in his shoes, I'm not sure I'd want to stop flying! As always, excellent professionalism, and I love how relaxed he is at the stick. A total pleasure to watch! Best wishes to you, Captain!!
Also, as many others have said, I couldn't watch this ending without tearing up. What a wonderful milestone in his career! Thank you for a job well done, Captain!!!
Wow, I got a bit emotional there at the end. What a wonderful send off you got, Captain Raps. Congratulations, on what by all,accounts was a glittering career.
The technology is absolutely amazing. I remember the first ever time in an aircraft I was all alone and 7 years old but overly excited and had a geman man who sat next to me talking nonsense about how he hated deserts haha - regardless, I asked the attendant if I could see the cockpit and they let me sit with the pilots for a little bit. I remember they even had a navigator in those days, now it's only 2 pilots. Quite melancholic as I wish I remembered more of that experience. There's something almost magical about these videos. Miss those days I suppose because after my 20's i became a nervous flyer and IDK why.
I remember the days as a kid I use to love flying on planes.
But I became a nervous flyer around 19 years old, can’t seem to get use to it🤣
@@ItzJackAttack You have to resign yourself to the fact that you're no longer in control and just let the people handle it. I guess I stopped trusting humans and had/still have a very cynical view but at the same time, there's no point in worrying about things out of your control. It's kind of worked for me over the years.
@@cowboyanimal_1 some flights I’m okay but my last flight in March was back gone from Paris, there was a 12 hour delay due to winds and I was all worked up by time I got on the flight and was one of the worst flights ever for me even though it wasn’t turbulent or anything, just overthinking
@@ItzJackAttack IT happens. Also black people.
Great respect from both Pilot and Co-Pilot. Total professionals. Absolutely brilliant these two.
It would have been my greatest honor to have this seasoned pilot take me somewhere . He was so smooth and professional in everything he did in the cockpit . I am certain that he is enjoying his retirement .Great video of a great crew !
I'm so glad that I continued watching the 2nd video that showed the final landing for this amazing Captain! Congratulations on your retirement sir and thanks for 41 years of service!
You two pilots are fantastic. Thanks for taking me along .
What a great video which reflects not only the professionalism of these pilots and Lufthansa, but documents the emotional investment of a life dedicated to flying. Kapitaen Juergen ich gratuliere!
when you get 30, 20 10.... ""5""............ you know its a bloody great landing !
That's what I call *BUTTER*
why what does it mean
@@vulpeslagopus1 that means it will be a smooth landing due to the low rate of descent aka fpm (feet per minute)
ohhh thank you
It is the radar altimeter calling out the distance to the ground in feet. Often you wouldn't even hear it say 5 because the plane lands right after it says 10, so it was a very smooth landing. When RyanAir lands it sounds like "100, 40, RETARD"! Btw it's the plane telling the pilot to retard the thrust, aka throttle back.
Seeing those water canons and hearing about the retirement of the best Lufthansa captain left me into tears :)) Best of luck captain for the next sector of life...
I am always amazed when I see one of these giants either first hand or in video. Just like the 747 the A380 is a thing of beauty when it flight Thanks for the subtitles.
What a professional showing of respect for a job well done. Congratulations Captain. Best wishes for your retirement.....Keep on biking!
what a calm and composed pilot..must be amazing flying with him..Good luck captain.
Captain Jürgen Raps was no ordinary pilot, even among those licensed for the A380. He actually is Lufthansa's Executive Vice-President of Operations and was also its Chief Pilot (the highest ranked in the LH fleet, basically the same as being Commodore of a marine passenger line company)...
Outstanding......you're my heroes. Danke.
Absolutely professional pilots who are dedicated to their profesion with love and passion. Respect. We want airlines and pilots like that in Mexico.
Freaking amazing the dedication and attention to detail to be a pilot
Tutte le volte che guardò questo filmato non vi nascondo, signori Raps e Julicher, che provo nei vostri confronti un senso di ammirazione e di invidia allo stesso tempo. Siete due persone, a mio modestissimo parere, eccezionali. Complimenti e auguri sincerissimi per il vostro futuro.
Captain Jurgen Raps..love the way he flies and the way he talks to his co pilot... absolute class..Happy Retirement Sir..
Professionalism at its finest! 18,000 hours and a 41 year career! Tremendous loss for Lufthansa, but for the retirement of the Captain, it will open a new chapter of his life. Spot On, Sir!
I'm absolutely scared to death of flying. But there's a damn good chance I wouldn't be if this captain was my pilot. Well done sir. Enjoy your retirement. You've earned it.
Praying for a wonderful retirement, Captain Juergen! What a great video!!
as someone who's scared to fly, all i can say is WOW! what an amazing aircraft! I always imagine the pilot is handling the joystick throughout the flight
Bro plane have autopilot dont worry
very moving this video
This is why i love this job
@steve stokes lmao
steve stokes whats Armadillo?
steve stokes Ah okay
steve stokes no, at least i dont know about them. Im in the cold germany, that could be the reason...
Great job Captain Juergen. We will miss you, and yes, I got a bit emotional!
Amazing airplane,amazing airline,amazing crew. AND incredibly captain. Tanke mighty captain for your service... The best video ever. Amazing.
Good job captain, cheers!
ein super typ dieser raps! hat echt spass gemacht beide teile anzuschauen.
My Favorite Captain :)
Absolutely the finest flight with captains view. Thank You.
A very good luck in the life for this wonderful captain! You are an image for me! Congratulations and all the best Captain!
I only discovered this tonight. Watched the final T/O from San Fransisco earlier... fantastic. Made a grown man cry
Berührend, der Abschied. Klasse gemacht, sehr informativ, die Untertitel hilfreich. Gruß aus Goldkronach bei Bayreuth.
Wow what a smooth landing by This Captain..You're so professional, captain!
you just have to trust german's they are perfectionist's , i was fortune and privileged to have flown on the A380 Lufthansa,,,
I'm about to board one in about seven weeks. I am excited about it, but terrified, too.
Ehrenmann
There is no better measure of a person than the respect and regard of their colleagues, clearly Captain Raps is such a person and deserved that regard and respect.
What a brave captain and a 1st officer.I wish you both a good life as pilots
YOU BRING TEARS TO MY EYE'S BECAUSE I WAS BORN IN NEUNKIRCHEN (SAAR) CAME TO AMERICA...RETURNED AT AGE FIVE BECAUSE I HAD DUEL CITIZENSHIP....ANYWAY, MY MOTHER INSISTED FLYING LUFTHANSA BECAUSE THEY NEVER HAD A CRASH...LOL..FLEW BACK TWENTY YEARS LATER AND MISS GERMANY SO MUCH SO THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR HELPING MANY I'AM SURE REMINISCE ABOUT GOOD TIMES IN THE FATHERLAND...FROM HOT SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA...THIS WAS IN THE SIXTIES AND LATER IN MID-EIGHTIES....THANKS AGAIN
Ein guter Captain.
Thoroughly enjoyed watching the flight and wishing Capt Rap a very happy retirement
I love the Germans! They always do their work in the most professional way possible! Can't beat that!
iksimkd VW Emission scandal
@@user-ky6vw5up9m Even that was executed almost perfectly :)))
@@GetMotivated978 almost :(((
The american market imposed conditions on VW that were almost impossible to fulfil the VW values had to be much better than those of vehicles built in the US otherwise VW would not have been allowed to sell in the states. Nevertheless, the emission values of VW are still better than those of US cars.
@@germanCrowbar Its just that VW went overboard with it by fooling yankees with a software giving them the reaults they want, instead of the results they checked for.
I love these guys right here in this video .you all be blessed😳😍
Salute to Captain Raps! What a legend.
I get goosebumps watching him, I have dreamed to be a pilot during 70/80, apartheid denied me the opportunity. cant enough of his videos thanks for sharing the cockpit 🙏🙏🙏🙏
So geil wie der Captain dauernd deutsche Sprichwörter raushaut die die nicht übersetzen können in den Untertiteln :D
Find isch auch geil
Vuelo espectacular y maravilloso, con un descenso controlado aterrizaje suave, perfecto!
Much respect sir your job well done, greetings from Mombasa Kenya 🇰🇪
Großartige Arbeit. Gott beschütze dich jede Sekunde. ⭐🌟🌟🌟🌟👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
congratulations to Captain Raps, I toughly enjoyed being able to share the Marvelous A380 into Sanfransco, departure, and arrival into Frankfurt. thanks to all participants in producing this wonderful experience for an old wanted to be pilot, not all my dreams have come true, but I've had a wonderful journey, I've enjoyed this farewell to Captain Raps many times, and on New Years Eve 2021, I found I wanted to watch it again, 😊
before this on some video on piloteye, i think he is too snob...but seeing his retirement on this his final flight i juz feel so touched. well i hope he can have a good retirement n happy for all what he had accomplished... gud luck n great job captain, hats off!
He's German.
Germans come off like that sometimes but it's just a cultural thing I believe.
I thought the same, too snob!
A water cannon salute is quite an experience. My 'Honor Flight' to Washington D.C. and return to indianapolis International was accorded that honor at both ends. An awesome experience I shall always remember (fire trucks lined up on both sides shooting streams of water high into the air from their cab-mounted water turrets and down onto your taxiing aircraft)...a great finality to a flying career...makes me tear up to think or talk about it! I shall NEVER forget it!
Great video, Captain Raps assuredly had the utmost respect from his colleagues and passengers. Enjoy your retirement, good sir!
Am I the only one with tears in my eyes in the end? 😢 We all wish the very best for captain Juergen and smooth winds in future 🥂 "flupp" 😂
Dear RUclips, I watched this video 500 times. Stop recommending it haha
This captain is such a legend!
This is wonderful, thank you!!
Great video! awesome edit
Thanks for sharing this video. Wow, just wow. All the best to captain Raps. What a legend!
Not going to lie, I got a bit teary eyed by the firetruck salute.
Definitely one of my favorites. Quite sure Captain J.R. is thoroughly enjoying his retirement. He is a true professional and love his quirky sense of humor.
Excellent vídeo .Thanks for upload
Thank you for this fantastic flight. What an awesome professionalism at its best.
Humans are amazing. A few thousands years ago, we were still throwing rocks to hunt, the more advanced ones had spears or bow and arrows.
Now we go barreling through the sky with our arms crossed singing shampoo commercials out of boredom
@@michaelserebreny454 lol!
Farewell captain. We are all very proud and grateful of your flying skills and great sense of humour. Best wish for your future plans in life.
im not that big of a fan of aircraft, but when i found this series of videos, i subscribed. its super interesting and Cpt. Raps did a great job at keeping me interested, he and his co-pilot were a great team, and now he has retired, i dont think the video's will be the same....
Great pilots and best wishes in your retirement Capt. Juergen!
the smoothest Captain i've ever seen!!!
Nice understanding between these two pilot's. A respect to them and the A 380 flying machine.
I'll never forget those phrase...Stress is only known to inefficient people..from Capt. Raps..that's true
You've obviously never been a new standard gcse student then...
@@job9650 Good luck with your exams.
@@CelticSaint hehe u kinda wish they were cancelled
Stress = Force/ Area
What an exciting video...love the job, thanks Captain Raps, wish you all the best.
I wish they’d program the landing callout to say, “50...40...30...Retire...Retire...” just for him, as he was touching down for the last time.
50, 40, 30, 20, retire, retire, retire, retire, fine!
Thanks for the wonderful flight. Farewell to a wonderful captain. Thanks for sharing! Stay healthy!
I hope this isn't the last time we see Captain Juergen! This was a little sad but happy too! I would have love to have flown with him. Those who did were the lucky ones. Enjoy your retirement flyboy!
My student Rocío and I love these videos! They are so interesting! Keep on uploading them!
LUFTHANSA la migliore ed i suoi piloti ,fantastici : bravi e simpatici !!! THANKYOU !!!!✈✈✈♥️♥️♥️
Simply perfect and heart warming video! Thank you!
If they sprayed me with fire hoses at the end of my career, it would probably be to force me out of the building.
Lol
airplane is one of the greatest achievement by mankind!
Très amusant. Cap Raps and officier TShirra: 25L ? no, 25R!... Worthwhile...AMAZING!