I love the raven in the background giving his approval. Such majestic birds and expert flyers that can keep up with most Birds of Prey. Corvids are truly one of my favorite family of birds in my 30+yrs in the avian field.
Extraordinary footage of B777-9, and certainly looking forward to seeing more contents in the coming of times, keep up the fantastic work and keep the momentum’s up as evermore. Hoping you had a great time in the makings of this and always for the previous contents. 😉✈️🛩️💯👍✨
Such a graceful giant….you don’t realize how large the plane is untill you look at the passenger door and realize that’s 35% larger than all humans🔥🔥🥃🥃
cool videos...we lived just SW of DIA (KDEN)........in the 90s.....stapleton was still active when we moved there......some good views along 56th ave.....just south of DIA.........Dan from KPNS.....home of the navy blue angels
Excellent video. Such a beautiful looking aircraft. I would love to fly in it one day. The flight testing program appears be intense and exhaustive with 1000s of hours already flown.
No one freaked out with this plane flying around, but they sure did when the air force 1 plane did some testing. Like living here and getting to see test flights like this happen.
The same bosses in charge of employees' salaries were also overseeing those staffers' safety concerns, creating a culture where the employees hesitated to speak up for fear of retaliation, the panel found.
The 777-9 has a range of 8,383 miles which is around the distance to fly from Los Angeles to Dubai. It could technically fly longer but that depends on the load and seating configuration.
As far as I can recall.... in the aviation jargon they first called it Winglets, when they were first introduced by Airbus about 25yrs ago,..... I think 🤔 so they actually become Winglets when they are upright & wingtips when they're straight... sounds quite logical.... or not?
@@RamSingh-cg2dn no, winglets are vertical or near vertical permanent wingtip devices. They stay in that position always. These are folding raked wingtips which are only vertical on the ground to make space at space restricted airports. They are NEVER vertical in flight. These are a first for commercial aviation. Typically you only see folding wings in Navy aircraft.
The FAA made 53 total recommendations for how the company should not just improve its lackluster safety practices, but *bring them up to the legal requirement*.
It’s a good question. I have followed the journey to certification of the 777x for some time. The next critical step is for the FAA pilots to fly the 777x to verify a range of factors. Perhaps the FAA is dragging the chain so to speak given their own problems with previous certifications.
I like the new sleek design of the triple 7.....Boeing's Best Plane as far as safety record goes.....it also looks like these 777-9 won't come with the Serated chevron at the Exhaust Nozzle..😢
The 777X is Boeing’s new version of the 777. It’s a passenger plane but it hasn’t been certified by the FAA yet so no airlines fly it yet. Once it’s certified then airlines like Lufthansa, Emirates, and Singapore will fly it on long haul international routes.
No what I mean by high altitude performance testing is that they came to COS because it’s 6,187 feet above sea level. At this altitude takeoff/go around performance is reduced so they are required to do this testing to get the plane certified. Other manufacturers like Airbus do the same thing with their planes
It's confusing terminology but what they're really testing for is performance at a high density altitude conditions, which is thinner air and as such gives less performance.
No what I mean by high altitude performance testing is that they came to COS because it’s 6,187 feet above sea level. At this altitude takeoff/go around performance is reduced so they are required to do this testing to get the plane certified. Other manufacturers like Airbus do the same thing with their planes
Planes have been folding their wings since WW2. This isn't anything new in the world of aviation. Plus there are always contingencies in place in case something unintended happens.
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The size of these engines is just insane
You’re telling me!
Yeah
Yes they are! Hopefully no future pilot who flies these babies is as insane.. lol 😂
They're a house
Those nacelles are the size of 737 fuselage
Wow, what a majestic looking aircraft!! Great catch, thanks for sharing!
Thank you!
It’s cool to think that 80% of the sound is the air rushing around the 777 and not the engine note
I love the raven in the background giving his approval. Such majestic birds and expert flyers that can keep up with most Birds of Prey. Corvids are truly one of my favorite family of birds in my 30+yrs in the avian field.
That bird was just chilling while watching the 777X with me 😅
@@ColoradoAviationThe Modern 777 With Moving Winglets
Magnificent aircraft ,hope Boeing gets it act together sooner rather than later.
Yeah
Nice catch! Saw some pictures of it in COS, but didn't think anyone would get a video of it. Really enjoyed it! Interesting aircraft!
Thank you! Yeah I’m really glad I was able to get out there and I’m definitely happy with how the footage turned out
Finally a Colorado channel, home to the mountain wave and afternoon moderate turbulence capital of this United States. Thank you 😊
Excellent footage man, keep up the great work
Thanks!
Extraordinary footage of B777-9, and certainly looking forward to seeing more contents in the coming of times, keep up the fantastic work and keep the momentum’s up as evermore. Hoping you had a great time in the makings of this and always for the previous contents.
😉✈️🛩️💯👍✨
Thank you!
Dude what an amazing angle. Like this vantage point is dope. I live here in the Springs and I’ve yet to find this spot. Kudos
Excellent Videography, keeping the Entire Airplane in the Picture !!!
@@TJ-USMC Thank you!
Great vídeo, triple seven is a beauty. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you!
That is one spectacular beautiful aircraft.
Great video! You just captured the nicest airplane very good in nice light!
I’m so bummed I missed it. Would have been flying over my house all day. Good catch!!!
That’s too bad but maybe you’ll get to see the 777-8 if it comes here in a couple years when Boeing is getting it certified
Great video and I enjoyed the crow's commentary.
😂 yeah
Wow! What a beauty. Great footage you’ve captured!
Yeah. Thanks!
What a beauty!!!
now its time to build the L1011. call it the new B1011 tristar.
Such a graceful giant….you don’t realize how large the plane is untill you look at the passenger door and realize that’s 35% larger than all humans🔥🔥🥃🥃
Gorgeous views - would love the takeoff, too!
Beautiful aircraft. I would love to see video of the wingtips being folded (close up).
Second that, I'm really curious about whether or not they can/will do that on the move after exiting the runway.
She's a beauty.
Definitely
Thank you for these in 4k. For some reason, on the OFFICIAL Boeing 777X RUclips channel they upload in 720p lol
Dang. Boeing needs to get it together 😂
Beautiful jet and beautiful video footage...you did well!!
Thank you!
I can't wait to see this magnificent aircraft start flying the line.
Excellent video 👌🏼‼️
Beautiful capturing ❤
Thank you!
Gorgeous. The 777 is pretty much the modern day 747.
Yeah they are pretty similar in capacity and range. Still wish we could get the 747 back though 😥
@@ColoradoAviationit never left, just no PAX versions in the USA.
@@superskullmaster I know but I mean back to its former glory. Denver used to get the 747 all the time but now only occasionally from cargo airlines
@@ColoradoAviation that’s like hoping the A380 is going to suddenly be a winner. The time of giant quads for Pax flights is gone unfortunately.
Not really the problem with this setup less redundancy and bigger chance of something going wrong. It looks good.
Incredible quality! 😍
Gorgeous aircraft. And those engines... 👀
Great catch 👍🏻
cool videos...we lived just SW of DIA (KDEN)........in the 90s.....stapleton was still active when we moved there......some good views along 56th ave.....just south of DIA.........Dan from KPNS.....home of the navy blue angels
Nice
It’s a beautiful model. I see them parked at Boeing Field all the time or doing low altitude stuff in WA. Nice to see it flying around back home
Nice
Very Cool Aircraft Actually 😎
Magnificent aircraft! I’ve flown to Asia and Hawaii on this plane!
Beautiful airplane
Excellent video. Such a beautiful looking aircraft. I would love to fly in it one day. The flight testing program appears be intense and exhaustive with 1000s of hours already flown.
Thanks! Yeah
Can't wait to fly that thing
Super smmmooothe I hope that I get to see it in the sky soon 😊
Such an awesome aircraft!
Really nice light, and smooth video-ing. What camera and lens were you using? Really looks great!
-Tom
Sorry, you answered the question in 'more'. Thanks for including it - much appreciated!
-Tom
great footage its excellent
5:05 Those passengers in that 737-800 are so lucky
Yeah
Can’t wait!
Excellent footage! Keep up the good work, I enjoy watching your video! Which tripod do you use with your RX10? Subscribed 😀
Thanks! My tripod is the Geekoto AT24 Pro Dreamer 77”. It’s a pretty good tripod and is much smoother than my old one
i got a vid of that BOE002 taking off at pain field. it is on my YT shorts page
Nice
NICE!❤
Thanks!
Nice 👍
❤777❤
awesome
Look at the wing. So elegant.
No one freaked out with this plane flying around, but they sure did when the air force 1 plane did some testing. Like living here and getting to see test flights like this happen.
Yeah I actually got to see the VC-25 when it was training the day before this was recorded and it was awesome
The same bosses in charge of employees' salaries were also overseeing those staffers' safety concerns, creating a culture where the employees hesitated to speak up for fear of retaliation, the panel found.
The 777-9 is sexy as hell. Love the size & proportions of this thing.
Esos winglets retráctiles me recuerdan a la nariz retráctil del Concord 😊
Those winglets are huge
There are no winglet's on the 777-9. What you see are the wing tips that fold up to take less space at an airport gate.....
how many variants is the Boeing 777, I only know the Boeing 777 variants 300er, 200er, 777x
@@ColoradoAviationUsers of Boeing 777 series 777x 9 or 8 airlines, bro
It is gorgeous
Like an eagle
High altitude testing go to Sucre Bolivia, over 9100 feet, Had 2 brothers who flew for LAB, B-727-200 little slooow on speed buildup on
take off roll.
Oh nice. It would be cool if Boeing went down to South America for testing. 6,000 feet is pretty high up but testing there would definitely be better…
Amazing ❤❤❤😍
No denying its a beast of a plane, I can’t wait to see it land at Heathrow. Hopefully no issues on EIS…
Yeah
How many hours can this model fly? For example, can you fly from Singapore to New York on this plane?
The 777-9 has a range of 8,383 miles which is around the distance to fly from Los Angeles to Dubai. It could technically fly longer but that depends on the load and seating configuration.
@@ColoradoAviation thank you friend ❤🌹
Love the plane and the engine
That folding wing tips will be the one to bring problem first, they will fold in the mid flight
I wonder how it would fly with the tips folded up? Do you think they have tried it??? Certainly enough wing area to keep on flying.....
Freeking Amazing!!
Could it fly with the winglets up?
It probably could but the folding wingtips aren’t designed to be up when it’s flying so it’s not allowed
@@ColoradoAviation understandable, it was in case they retracted in flight due to a malfunction.
engines larger than a 737 fuselage. just extraordinary.
Yeah
Folderable Winglets is really something new..... Far out man
Yeah
They aren’t winglets
@@superskullmaster Yeah they’re technically folding wingtips but I can see how someone would call them winglets
As far as I can recall.... in the aviation jargon they first called it Winglets, when they were first introduced by Airbus about 25yrs ago,..... I think 🤔 so they actually become Winglets when they are upright & wingtips when they're straight... sounds quite logical.... or not?
@@RamSingh-cg2dn no, winglets are vertical or near vertical permanent wingtip devices. They stay in that position always. These are folding raked wingtips which are only vertical on the ground to make space at space restricted airports. They are NEVER vertical in flight. These are a first for commercial aviation. Typically you only see folding wings in Navy aircraft.
The FAA made 53 total recommendations for how the company should not just improve its lackluster safety practices, but *bring them up to the legal requirement*.
Why is taking so long for this plane to get certified ??
After all the issues Boeing has had lately I think the FAA is just really taking its time to make sure the 777X is safe before certifying it
Think FAA is sponsored by Airbus
It’s a good question. I have followed the journey to certification of the 777x for some time. The next critical step is for the FAA pilots to fly the 777x to verify a range of factors. Perhaps the FAA is dragging the chain so to speak given their own problems with previous certifications.
I like the new sleek design of the triple 7.....Boeing's Best Plane as far as safety record goes.....it also looks like these 777-9 won't come with the Serated chevron at the Exhaust Nozzle..😢
Yeah
That got thrown out a LONG time ago as it wasn’t worth the thrust loss it induced.
So quiet to public as it flew bye.... ;-D
I’m confused cam someone explain to me? Is this a passenger plane? And what airline does this belong to? And how do you book a flight on that plane?
The 777X is Boeing’s new version of the 777. It’s a passenger plane but it hasn’t been certified by the FAA yet so no airlines fly it yet. Once it’s certified then airlines like Lufthansa, Emirates, and Singapore will fly it on long haul international routes.
@@ColoradoAviation Ok, thanks so much, who flies it in the air who is the guy?
@@MilesTheTrainKid16 Right now only Boeing test pilots are flying it
I hope fuel panel isn't near the engine as previous models.. 😕
I feel like this plane has been “Testing” for two decades now 😭
So several hundred feet and ground level is hight altitude?
No what I mean by high altitude performance testing is that they came to COS because it’s 6,187 feet above sea level. At this altitude takeoff/go around performance is reduced so they are required to do this testing to get the plane certified. Other manufacturers like Airbus do the same thing with their planes
It's confusing terminology but what they're really testing for is performance at a high density altitude conditions, which is thinner air and as such gives less performance.
It's Colorado Springs, bud. Ground level IS at altitude. That's the reason the U.S. Olympic training center is located there, as well.
Wait for the A350Neo with UltraFan(3.5m diameter)😅
That shit is as beautiful as an Eagle Gliding around........
Ginormous twin. Quiet too.
Yeah especially considering it was at TOGA thrust and still not super loud
Only 6 years late to the plate!
😅
What a beauty!
Still prefer the GE 90 engines tho for the 777
1:13? 🤣🤣
777X> A350 looks wise every frikin time
Facts
That’s some high altitude, must be what, 500 feet?
No what I mean by high altitude performance testing is that they came to COS because it’s 6,187 feet above sea level. At this altitude takeoff/go around performance is reduced so they are required to do this testing to get the plane certified. Other manufacturers like Airbus do the same thing with their planes
Those big fans remind of the horrendous grills BMW are putting on their latest designs. Except to fans are useful.
😂
Beautiful airplane, my favorite in the skies. The way Boeing is going, airlines will probably get it around 2038…
Yeah 😅
Not really sure about those folderble winglets, it might become a major problem for airlines Down the line.
Specifically, what problem are you referring to?
I could see them having some mechanical issues in the future but I think the benefit of the space they save out weighs the possible problems
Planes have been folding their wings since WW2. This isn't anything new in the world of aviation.
Plus there are always contingencies in place in case something unintended happens.
Ворон тоже восхищен этим красавцем!
Yup
She's a beaut Clark
Gorgeous airplane. It’s unfortunate the upper management at Boeing has taken this once proud company and destroyed its reputation.
Not just upper, but mid and line and the dude with the tool in hand who just forgot some bolts.
A majestic Aircraft for sure, but nothing will replace A380
Nothing needs to replace the A380, it was a white elephant from the very beginning.
It is a replacement for A380..
Gorgeous bird. Just wish Boeing had it's sh** together.
Yeah
so thats what the 777- 9 sound like at 1:14
Yeah the crow had to make it in but the 777X still sounds great
This is most xclnt 😅 Two videos on my channel hypothesize the chance MH370 successfully ditched in the southern Indian Ocean. Let me know what you think 👍
Thank you! Btw I just watched your MH 370 videos. They’re really good and you did a great job explaining it
@@ColoradoAviation Thanks heaps & really glad you enjoyed them 👍
@@ColoradoAviation Ok gotta say, this 777X is outta this world 😅
@@mickeysmiths Yeah
@@ColoradoAviation Just finished Part 3 in my MH370 series. Will upload it tomorrow so be sure to check back in then 👍
S T U N N I N G
How many doors blew off?
Imagine if Cebu Airlines order one of these 7x in all Economy..... you think we'll see 700 pax...?
If there wasn’t a max passenger number they probably would try to put 700 seats on it…
@@ColoradoAviation they got 500plus seat on the a330... think weight limitation is the only thing stopping them.
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