Boeing's 777X Shows What It Can Really Do at Paris Air Show 2023 - AIN
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- The latest evolution of Boeing's largest airliner, the 777X, is still undergoing certification with the FAA, but the airframer flew an example a the 2023 Paris Air Show flying display.
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Those engines are MASSIVE. Crazy that they produce nearly 100k lbs/thrust each
@@windows.10.12 oh WOW!! Thanks for sharing
At about 4:37 you can see him kick the rudder in the opposite direction of the turn. Nicely filmed.
Return Boeing back to an Engineer minded company instead of todays business, sales minded one. Regain trust & avoid future mishaps.
Amen to that!
Even their rockets have turned to crap!
Saw a plane exactly like this on a test flight over Brookings OR in March.
…they should of done a ‘Tex Johnston’.
That was amazing. Thank you.
Looked like the wings were flexing quite a bit in some of those turns. I would love to see a commercial pilot pull a 3 G turn with passengers on board! 😅
Bank angle, bank angle, bank angle, don’t sink, don’t sink
Impressive!
I bet some international carriers like Lufthansa, ANA, Emirates, or British Airways would be interested in the new 777X planes. But it would also be nice for United, Delta, and American to get new planes for their current fleets in their home hubs.
Very nice
When the plane is in the air you need to present a long shot as well to appreciate the flight .. it was all too close up for my liking. Landing was great.
Lower the price to get more sales,
Airlines don’t care about airshow routines, is it efficient, reliable and delivered on time? Few years late already… so no.
It's a beautiful machine. Nice acrobatics there in Paris. But is it enough to actually catch with with the Airbus A350XWB? I don't think so, at this rate Boeing needs a miracle to ever get back to the top of the game.
LOL I'd be on the look out for nosediving planes, Boeing is the Original Ocean Gate between the shoddy 787 and Max
With 1/4 fuel, and no passengers/ luggage.
Sure.
But...
No aircraft needs to do all those fancy moves during regular commercial operations. Plus, that would scare passengers. So, what's your point?
@@jonathanquielm3309 Feel better?
Move along.