McDonnell Douglas MD-87 ULTIMATE COCKPIT VID: DAT Danish Air Transport [AirClips full flight series]
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I'm a retired Captain from TWA, American Airlines. I have over 10 thousand hours of flying time in the MD-80. This video brought back many good memories. This was a good airplane, and probably much safer than many of these fly-by-wire computerized aircraft they're building now. Thanks for the detailed video.
The Captain deserves a cookie for those hidden gems.
I really enjoyed watching this demonstration of the MD-87 in flight. The pilot and co-pilot did a really good job.
I've been flying on DC-9/MD-80/717's since I was a little kid... and I still do. Fantastic aircraft!! Thanks for this posting.
What a fascinating video! Such a shame that McDonnell Douglas are no more :-(
Wonderful aviation documenary!
thanks!
What a superb video from start to finish. I would fly with either of the pilots based on their knowledge of the airplane and their flying skills. I absolutely loved the presentation and will definitely watch it again in the future!
That MD-87 is an antique. Look at the support pillars around the cockpit windows. These are tough old birds that have given decades of top notch service.
Thanks for the great video...
Missed this airplane so much....spent more than 5000 hours flying MD80 series.
Still remember how incredible to handle this baby.
Once again thank you for sharing the clip
This video is amazing! Thanks for putting it together. The MD-87 is a marvel of ingenuity!
its nice to see how proud these captains are of their beautiful airliners sue asbury
That depth of engineering and attention is astounding for its era. I can understand why this pilot is so passionate about showing us all the fine details of this masterpiece of engineering. You can appreciate how McDonnell Douglas as well as other aerospace companies could send people into space and return them home safely, just 2 decades after the end of WW2. Incredible. So glad to have flown on one of these planes before they all disappear..
Love the engine spool up
One of the very best videos! Starts in damp Denmark, ends in sunny Italy! Over the Alps, Vesuvio, it's great! And the end with the integrated stairs - that's how to fly!
My admiration to the pilot and crew who keep this plane in the air but mostly the ground crew mechanics who perform their work with the expertise needed to keep this jet flying. Great video and presentation.
What a brilliant video this jet is just the right size much better than the huge jets that are used today and the captain is very proud to show it off
I don't care what they make today, but this aircraft Is a real deal. Very well preserved and maintained indeed. It makes me sad to know that MD don't make these gems anymore. Crew too is great and professional. I just hope they keep flying this beautiful machine well into the future.
Credit also Goes to those who put so much love and care in this. What a spotless job guys, brovo!
Last but not least, the video quality' grrrrrrreat.
10 outa 10. It made me very happy. :)
I retired from Mc Donnell Douglas Long Beach worked on the MD 80 line until it ended with the 717 formally known as the MD 95, It was sad to see the long history of building commercial aircraft in California end, it was a truly wonderful place to work until we merged with BOEING. This is one of the best videos I’ve seen kudos to the Captain an F/O for fantastic video!
This is more a documentary than a tipical video, Thanks for sharing, the aircraft is amazing!!!
La meilleure vidéo que j'ai vue sur l'aviation pour un reportage sur un vol d'avion et son équipage!!!!!!
BRAVO à L'équipe qui à filmé!!!!!!!!!!!
a walk in the park-to fly this airplane that is -nice comfortable simple to fly aircraft puts the pilots at ease -it is one of my favorite aircraft for it's design and medium size of it-enjoyed the move good clip
I really feel like it wasn’t time to retire this legend. It still deserves to fly
Modern aircraft are just computers. Older aircraft like the DC-9 series had soul. Thank you.
A beautiful aircraft, it outperformed pretty much any aircraft of its size, easy plane to land comparing to the MD-80 climbed like a rocket at about 110000lbs-120000lbs, great memories, I am glad I was able to fly it for several years.
Gotta love the pride the captain showed demonstrating that amazing airplane.
The a/c was the second production MD-87, and delivered to Finnair in 1987 as OH-LMA.
DAT was fantastic, Thank you for sharing.
thanks to you and captain who take time to show us these parts of this plane
Very nice video and generous of the Captain and crew to spend time showing us around.
This is one of the best videos related to aviation i have ever seen. AWESOME!!!! I really enjoyed it.
Great video. Flew on one of these back in the mid 90's. Great aircraft!
Very professional. Felt I was actually travelling on the flight because the sounds were so real.
Allegiant Airlines has the MD 87 just took one two months ago. I love the JT8D engines
Maravilhoso !!!! Eu trabalhei no Galeão Rio de Janeiro,eu conheci vários modelos mas e fantástico o mundo da aviação.....eu adoro uma paixão...
Amazing, especially all the technical details of the plane.
Supervideo Ernest! I really miss the MD's. Great times
The BEST of the bests aircrafts in all over the world - MD-80's family!
What fine good looking plane!
And super nice proffessianal plane!
Thanks a lot
Absolutely brilliant. This film will be a gem in future aviation archaeology. When is D.A.T going to fly from Denmark to the UK? Can't wait.
Thanks so much, Nigel! Preserving the good old stuff for future generations is exactly what drives us.
thank you to understand more this plane who is basically more interesting than to pliot an electronic plane ... big respect to you and your JOB
What a great video and this two pilot went out of there way to explain how's
everything works just show you how professional they are Thank you both!
JUST HERE FOR MY MUMBSKULL evaluation. Nice plane.
I remember flying the MD83 (airtours) as a child and with SAS to Denmark to see my then girlfriend. Always a steep rate of climb out is what I remember. Great video and thanks for the reminder.
absolut gut. Macht Spaß hinter den Kulissen zu schauen
Wonderful Aircraft and excellent pilots! Love the layout of the instrument panels. Just beautiful. Should have been my career - loved planes, pilots, airports since I was kid.
I don't know who are the 6 people who thumbs down at this great video...they must be born after 2000
Putera Usman im born 2002 and Thubs up!
PlaneSpotter SE you are the exception my friend :) because you see the pure airplane where the pilot is really flying the plane and not becoming a push buttons operator and the computer fly the airplane.
That´s true! I´m a real "2002" born aviation enthusiast :-) Sadly i have never flown this bird and DAT isn´t using it very much now. But a good thing is that i live in Sweden and DAT is from Denmark! Just the ferry from my home Gothenburg with Stena and then the md87 is mine:-)
Thanks,
"The PlaneSpotter SE" (The 2002 md 87 lover)!
Perfect Video. Thank you for document the best classic Airliner in the world
Lovely aircraft with excellent and practical added safety features.
Brilliant gem of technical wonders, most being purely mechanical and unique to the aircraft type… A design as clever as, but most unlike, the flying PCs that airplanes have evolved into… Great to watch, thanks!
Oh, Nice Movie , thx for posting!!!!!!!!!!
I enjoyed the video. I flew on an early DC-9 and it was a quiet aircraft in the front half of the cabin. One of the smoothest flights ever was on this particular model.
Perhaps my favorite video on RUclips
Wow, great job as always! Always second to none.
A wonderful trip and a wonderful bird excellent photography
Okay I've come across this channel last night and I can't stop watching! Thank you!
Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the coolest of them all?
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Thanks for sharing, truly enjoyed this wonderful aviation series. Quite impressive.
very nice thank you captain/first officer/and crew members all of you
Indeed very friendly. ..thank you all for the beautiful ride.
Wonderful video. I thoroughly enjoyed this. Astonishing camera angles! Looking forward to seeing more of your videos!
Great Video .... I had NO idea of the redundancies mechanically built into the MD-87. A LOT of thought was put into this aircraft.
Thank you for making this! I love it! Before this type of aircraft is gone.
Absolutely perfect, every avgeek must see this video! great job and thank you to share this to us!
I’m not a pilot. But I really enjoyed this video in particular. I loved the segment after they landed.
Great doco - I really appreciated all the detailed views of this venerable aircraft!
This video is the best video I have watched. So very informative. My thanks to an awesome Captain. I loved that you took the time to show off your beloved Aircraft, it is a beauty. I haven't flown since the early 90's boy how things have changed :) Excellent all the way around.
Thank you so much Captain. You did a marvelous job . I really enjoyed watching your wonderful art of flying. Thanks for sharing the details of this powerful machine. Great job , good luck and may you have many more safe landings. God bless !
I really enjoy your clips and it's interesting to see the work behind the scenes you never think about. Also it's a great way to preserve classic aviation for future generations to enjoy. Thanks for sharing these and the great work on the videos. Huge Kudos.
very nice movie
This was a most interesting video it was well worth waiting to the end to view the technology of the aileron.
This is amazing thank you so much for this!
Great great great AirClips! With the "broken screen" "Gem of videos" you made me suscribe and follow you. Thank You. Really. Also, let me add, that in this video (maybe because of the short distance from the cockpit to ground), it´s noticeable the high speed at which jets land. Thank you Again.
Bloody Brilliant!
I'm relatively sure I'm one of the few, which genuinely like the cozy Cockpit Feel along with the older gauge and switch layout Avionics. I would love to pilot one of these. I suppose it would help if I would have ever been capable if being a Pilot. Diabetes put the kibosh on those plans.
However, my father was a Pilot in the Airforce and my Uncle Piloted his twin engine Aircraft around Texas and up to Utah now and again.
Absolutely love this Channel. They never fail in their contributions.
Thank you
Wow, really nice documentary. Good job!
Really educational !!
Amazing video . Thanks . Also a great plane . I adore MD forever
Great video and great airplane the Maddog! Congratulations! 💪🏻
FANTASTIC VIDEO, THANK'S FOR SHOWING WHAT WE( JO PUBLIC)DON'T NORMALLY SEE.
I HAVE SUBSCRIBED.
Very thanks for this video, it's the best airplane.
“Memories are made of this”......
One mistake he did make was saying the “dial a flap setting” permitting a selection of as small as a tenth of a degree was only found on MD87s. Actually it was first developed on the DC-10-10 and later models. For a given runway length, more flaps lowers stall speeds which requires less runway to get to takeoff speed. This permits greater takeoff weights. But increased flaps lowers climb performance. So by finding where these two performance (runway vs climb performance) lines cross results in a optimum flap setting. So by being able to select flaps to the nearest tenth of a degree you get every pound of takeoff weight for a given runway length, field altitude, temperature, & wind condition. I always wanted to explain that to someone. I developed a chart for determining the flap setting for max takeoff weight for use by the pilots. (It was Dick Bradley’s idea (Laker Airways) and was named “Dicks Diamond”). And I calculated and drew the graph which ended up in the FAA Flight Manual. Of course as computers became more in use, Don Davis (river Fame) developed and wrote a computer program that did the optimizing digitally with a printout. So in stead of having to read charts, the pilots had a book of all the runways printed out for different temperatures. Neat, huh 🤔?
There are no commercial planes left in this world with stairs like that! And that excludes super expensive “private/executive” jets. Wow wow wow. Fantastic, but not surprising. The same company built B-17’s and Gemini spacecraft. 👍😊😃
WOW!VERY IMPRESSIVE AND THX 4 POSTING!
I really enjoyed this,thanks for sharing.
Beautiful! Thanks for your time doing all of that! Truly AMAZING!!! btw, that random buzz is the elevator trim wheel moving, alerting the pilot/copilot that it is indeed moving/trimming
I miss the old hard AC bus transfer - when the cabin lights goes out for a second. Now, it's hardly a flicker.
Great video!
Excellent walk through...!
awesome crew and video!!!
and also, what's the main differences between md-80 and md-87
what a nice captain and first officer a good crew for this lovely md87 i love these m.d s sue asbury
awesome video. Very well produced
Thank you Captain !
Fantastic stuff guys! Many thanks for the choice of my picture for cover. Keep up the great work!
Excellent video , very informative , thanks a lot
Classic jets are amazing!
Fantastic. Thanks for the video.
Amazing video ! Got to learn so many things about md-87 :)
What a beautiful aircraft...great film & cheers to you :)
Top Video - war aber auch eine super Crew! Wie lange habt ihr bloß Bodenzeit gehabt, dass er so entspannt geplaudert hat?
Truly a sweet plane.
Wow. What a beautiful walk through of this well thought out aircraft! Periscopes, too... Who knew! =:) Thank you D.A.T!