Previously I was able to identify aeroplanes only by spotting the shape of the cockpit windows and the nose as the in case of Airbus and Boeing but I learned so many other key features for spotting other types of planes. Thanks to Captain Joe ....
That shot at 4:47 of the Boing 777-X looks absolutely stunning! Enormous glorious spread wings, tall undercarriage, stunning paintwork, huge engines. What a stance.
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Captain Joe: says “QUIRKS” Doug DeMuro: “THISSSS is a brand new Boeing 777X, and today, i’m going to show you all the quirks and features of this beautiful airplane.”
If you are a passenger, the best method is to read the safety card that is in the seat pocket in front of you - which you should always read - and it will indicate the make and model of the aircraft you are in !
Two other differences not covered in here: 1) The aft fuselage shape. The top of the fuselage on an Airbus runs level until very near the aft end, with the bottom curving up to meet it. A Boeing fuselage is more conical at the aft end, with the top curving down to meet the bottom line curving up. 2) The dorsal fin. To distinguish the Boeing 737 from the A320 series, I’ll check for the 737’s dorsal fin on the rudder. It’s pretty distinctive.
THANK YOU JOE!!! I'm old... and I always felt proud that I could instantly tell a DC 8 from a 707 when I was a kid. EVERYTHING else was EASY to tell apart... DC 9/MD 80, 727, L1011, DC 10, 737, and 747 were all easy to tell apart for obvious reasons. Then in my college days, the MD 11 came out and those were easily distinguishable. I feel MUCH smarter about current aircraft now thanks to this video!
Jesus loves you all and wants to free you from any shackles in your life! Call upon His name and He will save you! If you confess with your mouth “Jesus is Lord” and believe that He rose from the dead and abandon your sins, you will be saved! God bless you, have an awesome day ❤😊😊
Whenever my Swedish wife says "Chocolate" it sounds like "Sharklet". Why on earth would Airbus be putting Chocolate on their wings, it's a European thing surely? Lol
@@restojon1 hehehe, when swedish people talk english i get stomachache, you are right, job: yob, just: yust, children: shildren, chocolate: shaklet, chair: shaer and......
VERY interesting and informative. I remember that the 707 and the DC-8 were almost identical except that the 707's vertical stabilizer had an antenna-like instrument protruding from the top but the DC-8 did not and was a bit rounded.
Hey Joe - I was on the flight test program for the 777X's engine and I can definitely attest - that thing is an absolute monster. It barely fits under the wing of a 747.
A340 has 4 engines but only 1 level of seating...A380 has 4 but two whole decks of seating. A330 has dual landing gear, A320 has single. Boeing 737 has exposed single gear while A320 has rear gear that folds into a covered undercarriage.
My wife: Nothing is more powerful than love Me, the 5th person named Saturn in my family: Hold my 5 Rocketdyne F1 engines (1,500,000,lbf each=7,500,000lbf) Edit: Who cares it isn't an airplane, as long as it flies...
Thank you!! I’m starting to get more interested in aviation and hope to be a pilot someday. I can tell some Airbus and Boeing planes but still get mixed up. This was very informative
Something i used to distinguish between Airbus and Boeing aircrafts earlier was the strobe lights. While Airbus had a two in quick sequence, Boeing had one. Helped a lot at night.
My friends just think its creepy that i can hear the difference between a Cessna 172 and a Cessna 208 And tell the differences between the A320 and B737 family members
@@kanishkkk Everything is going forward a little slower than expected due to Covid. But in a few months i should be controlling real aircraft for the first time.
Thank you Joe,for the valued information. Whenever I start an air journey & board an aircraft I check details about the type of aircraft first. Thanks once again
Thank you, Captain Joe. I have been vexed by correctly identifying the difference between Airbus and Boeing ever since Airbus started filling the skies. I now feel that I am an expert. The world is clearer place. :-)
A350 and 787 I seem to mix up. So was good to point out the engine cowling shape is a good way to identify when side on. Historically Boeing has had the smoother winglets like on the A350, though oddly enough the 787 is more like a birds wingtip than the winglets we've been used to seeing on a Boeing, so adding to confusion.
Doors/exits never mentioned but probably the most important way to tell. For instance I know if I'm riding on WN's comfy, modern 737-800 if it has 2 window exits, and their cramped, dated -700 if there's just 1. It's also pretty much my only hope for telling 318, 319, 320, 321 apart.
Thanks Joe - Interesting differences... I have one more to add from the passenger compartment. Airbus Has better fresh air exchange inside the passenger cabin. You will never smell musty "stale" air once in flight in an Airbus. I've worked in HVAC 16 years and notice this distinct difference since the very first Airbus 320.
Better: Note the tail number and search for it on Google. You get the company, the make, which engines, induction date, list of companies flown etc. I recently realized I flew in a 20 year old A320 🤣
Hello Captain Joe, I travel some where every year and always walk to my plane not knowing which one I'm boarding. I prefer Airbus bc they, you know, don't fall out of the sky! I look forward to putting your clues to use. Really appreciate this video. Thanks
Im a military plane enthusiast and I often don't do much research on commercial airliners, but this video was very informative and helpfull, It made me more interested in commercial flights.
I live near the flight paths for SDF (Louisville KY). UPS has a LOT of traffic at that airport, and at range it's hard to tell their 767 from the Airbus model they fly. Some of the 767s have winglets, which are diagnostic, of course, but not all. When I worked as a ramp rat for UPS, the fleet had 727s (-100 and -200), 757s, 767 (the retrofitted winglets weren't approved yet), a flock of DC-8s (all were 70-series), and some 747-100s. All but the 757s and 767 have been mothballed, replaced with newer 747-800, MD11, Airbus, and additional 767/757 airframes.
I’m going on a plane soon, my first ever plane. I got a look of the plane and had NO CLUE what it was, this video taught me how to recognise planes. The plane I’m going on is the one that Captain Sully landed, the airbus A320 Love you captain Joe!
Also the 737 max tends to be on the ground in large groups in storage
true
Hilarious.
*Laughs in a321neo*
@@LG259surINTERNET ?????
With red tarps covering its engines
I love how Joe always has a smile on his face
a friendly, good-looking German
:)
All true but I have an issue with the way he pronounces Airbus.
Yeah but here, he's roasting plane spotters. Laughing at em...lmaoo
@@Miblive you have an issue with him pronouncing it correctly?
"What a 747 sounds like when they bouncing?"
*"Boeing Boeing Boeing"*
what a flying bus is called
airbus
@@legomyego11
Am mmm
@@devashish4760 yes
@@tro0018 no, it’s a BUS AIR 🤪🤪
XD
Thank you, everyday I was getting confused and taking the keys of airbus.
😂
totally agree dude, they had to make me fly the beluga to end the confusion
@@ጽጽ I can Identify the planes by the face
that made me laugh bro.
😁😀
1:01 rare sight of a ryanair buttering
Sadly cries* That doesn’t make sense :o
@@sarahkent2341 You cant even land a plane.
Ayad Dosky what does him knowing how to land a plane have to do with anything?
@@b7ndn before judging, at least know you can do or know how to do it
Thats the pilots landing the plane. A pro one. usually ryanair use autopilot that does the hard landings. And sometime its just young pilots
You can even identify an Airbus when it's cruising high at night: 2 quick white flashes followed by one red.
And they're at random intervals with other aircraft. On Airbus it's "strobe-strobe-beacon" every single time.
@@Stoney3K *they're
or using my trusy app called flightradar24
@@adrianzurek636 *trusty
youtuber stop *stop acting like a smart ass
basically, cockpit windscreens to nose of the plane:
Boeing - looks like an angry bird
Airbus - looks like a tabby cat
Haha exactly.. i like the tabby cat more
it would be an honor to look like an angry bird
Band-Maid Sheep i was thinking the same
Band-Maid Sheep No Band-Maid! Boeing’s look like Eagle’s face!
@@Glen.Danielsen maybe a cockatoo instead. 😅😅😅
Previously I was able to identify aeroplanes only by spotting the shape of the cockpit windows and the nose as the in case of Airbus and Boeing but I learned so many other key features for spotting other types of planes. Thanks to Captain Joe ....
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@@ICEcubeFishimgShut up bot
Capt. Joe : How to identify Airbus from a Boeing ?
Me : FlightRadar24
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LOLZ!
heeey this some good sh*t thx haha
Look close to the door
Very informative for plane-spotters
Get a job
@@unknownmf2599 Im a pilot already . What about you ?
@@topfelya got em
I just saw one of your videos lol
@@uzumakilol1288 Thank you ! did you left a comment ?
Me: knows how to tell airbus from Boeing but still watches video because it’s captain joe
Hanna Li exactly
Hanna Li mood
Me 2 x)
Exactly the same here
The same!
That shot at 4:47 of the Boing 777-X looks absolutely stunning! Enormous glorious spread wings, tall undercarriage, stunning paintwork, huge engines. What a stance.
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@@Gg-ij7liSatan is king
How to spot a A380: If it’s an Emirates flight
ツRoyalPillows how to spot a 777: if it's an emirates flight and it's not double deck. 😂😂
hmm what about etihad 🤔
what about lufthansa
Total Number of A380:
Emirates - 160
Etihad - 30-40
@@samoneisdancing and probably old. Just flew in a 777 in business class, and my seat almost fell apart. Not a fan of those... Love the a380 tho.
Captain Joe:
says “QUIRKS”
Doug DeMuro:
“THISSSS is a brand new Boeing 777X, and today,
i’m going to show you all the quirks and features of this beautiful airplane.”
Most underrated comment of the month.
Honestly, I'd watch an airliner equivalent of Doug DeMuro. 100%.
Hahahahahahha 🤣🤣🤣
Hey, who the hell you said that had a QUIRK?
Now we need Doug to review airliners!
How to know if a plane is a A380: “it’s big”
It's also being dismantled 🤣
Suryia *discontinued
Oh lawd he comin
747: am i a joke to you?
@@suryia6706 747 is also dying 👍
If you are a passenger, the best method is to read the safety card that is in the seat pocket in front of you - which you should always read - and it will indicate the make and model of the aircraft you are in !
But what about the people inside the airport plane spotting?
I know Joe said about it, but just correcting your comment
Haha, I was thinking the same when he said that how do you know if you are boarding a plane. Spotting would be different though.
Or look at the aircraft used when you are booking your flight
How to identify an im aircraft if you're an passenger just look at the safety card
Erik Spotting Gold
but how can you tell when you're a pilot
Outside
Lol
WeNeedMoreFarads i’d be concerned if they didn’t know
Two other differences not covered in here:
1) The aft fuselage shape. The top of the fuselage on an Airbus runs level until very near the aft end, with the bottom curving up to meet it. A Boeing fuselage is more conical at the aft end, with the top curving down to meet the bottom line curving up.
2) The dorsal fin. To distinguish the Boeing 737 from the A320 series, I’ll check for the 737’s dorsal fin on the rudder. It’s pretty distinctive.
Which one is safer? Airbus or Boeing?
AmusementForce tbh it more depends on the external factors rather than the aircraft itself (the 737 max is an exception though)
Anything that doesn't fly with non-connected sidesticks.
Man with nearly 7 million subs casually asks what plane is better
Embraer
Antonov
Thank you! Pilot here with an early morning flight and a great buzz. Glad I’ll know which plane to board tomorrow!!
they wont tell you the terminal?
I was interrupted from a captain joe video by a notification for a captain joe video
Singularity error
THANK YOU JOE!!! I'm old... and I always felt proud that I could instantly tell a DC 8 from a 707 when I was a kid. EVERYTHING else was EASY to tell apart... DC 9/MD 80, 727, L1011, DC 10, 737, and 747 were all easy to tell apart for obvious reasons. Then in my college days, the MD 11 came out and those were easily distinguishable. I feel MUCH smarter about current aircraft now thanks to this video!
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non aviation enthusiasts: look! It`s an airbus 737
its a boeing a747!!
@@CTMKD r/woosh
@@m.amadeo3434 i literally was going along with the joke...
@@CTMKDsorry, I'm stupid
No, it's a B360!
1:24 that pilot just put his arms out of the window just like he’s driving a car 😂
He probably thinks it's a Dodge man! 😆😆😆
Me: *Can easily tell the difference between many different types of airplanes.*
Me: “this video looks cool”
ruclips.net/video/LMBuyDeA2NA/видео.html
👍👍👍
*sees aircraft at **0:21*
"Whoa, wtf, that thing looks like a beluga."
*immediately realizes it's called an Airbus Beluga*
CLRsurfer1691 you’re not the first one 😂
Used to transport space shuttle parts
@@xr50ford and other Airbus Belugas. Lol
It is a birth' malformation'
True
1:01 is that a Ryanair buttering a landing?
Yes.
unfortunately they landed at an airport 50 miles from their destination.
Sometimes it happens
impossible. I don't believe my eyes
*wait that’s illegal *
The one with doors, bolts ,wheels and dignity are airbus’s
Tell me why that the Airbus windows looks like a sim card - LOL
Sleep In Garden03 ohhhh my, why didn’t I see that😂😂
Sleep In Garden03 you just blew my mind
Airbus windows looks like a sim card.
There, are you happy?
best answer
Yes! When the sim cards appeared I totally saw an Airbus window!
Captain Joe, talk to us about sharklets vs. winglets.
Whenever my Swedish wife says "Chocolate" it sounds like "Sharklet". Why on earth would Airbus be putting Chocolate on their wings, it's a European thing surely? Lol
@@restojon1 hehehe, when swedish people talk english i get stomachache, you are right, job: yob, just: yust, children: shildren, chocolate: shaklet, chair: shaer and......
The whole terminology is a mess.
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👍👍👍
1:00 ryanair finally lands smooth and reverses thrust on ground
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👍👍👍
Bet it was an emergency landing tho
@@migueloyordan1102 It wasnt.You wouldn't know if it was.
VERY interesting and informative. I remember that the 707 and the DC-8 were almost identical except that the 707's vertical stabilizer had an antenna-like instrument protruding from the top but the DC-8 did not and was a bit rounded.
it actually was the douglas commercials 8 before it was renamed to the boeing 707 when boeing bought mcdonnel douglas
Hey Joe - I was on the flight test program for the 777X's engine and I can definitely attest - that thing is an absolute monster. It barely fits under the wing of a 747.
that shocked me when he said that about the 737 fuselage!!
*sees a340*
me: "it doesnt have a humb so it must be an a380"
Wait, where the hell is the upper deck?
Nah, they must've closed all the windows
@@PlanesAndGames732
😆😆😆
Y does da A330 has 4 engines did airbus mek new model idk aboot?
A340 has 4 engines but only 1 level of seating...A380 has 4 but two whole decks of seating. A330 has dual landing gear, A320 has single. Boeing 737 has exposed single gear while A320 has rear gear that folds into a covered undercarriage.
TopherFM
Wooooosh
Captain Joe: [explains how the planes are all different]
Me: *ah yes, one is blue and the other is white*
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👍👍👍
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5:19
"it looks very elegant"
*lands heavy on right gear*
😂
Its not talking about landing lmao
Me: sees plane take off and suddenly dip its head.
Also me: Hey its the 737 Max!
@williamdavis 😂
@@mgsaviation9292 737 max: hold my beer
My wife: "Nothing is stronger than love".
Me: "Hold my GE90 engine". :P
Delta Uniform perfect
My wife: Nothing is more powerful than love
Me, the 5th person named Saturn in my family: Hold my 5 Rocketdyne F1 engines (1,500,000,lbf each=7,500,000lbf)
Edit: Who cares it isn't an airplane, as long as it flies...
NAH, Hold my biplane engine.
@@RituSharma-wy4wm oof
Rampage Killer Singapore 777 use to shake all the apron at engine start here in Barcelona. Now they come with the 350...
Ive always wanted to know how to tell the difference, at at the same time, you posted this on my birthday! Best birthday present ever
Thank you!! I’m starting to get more interested in aviation and hope to be a pilot someday. I can tell some Airbus and Boeing planes but still get mixed up. This was very informative
Something i used to distinguish between Airbus and Boeing aircrafts earlier was the strobe lights. While Airbus had a two in quick sequence, Boeing had one. Helped a lot at night.
Love ur channel Captain Joe u give me awsome tips for my future job... When I get there
But.... he isnt a captain...
It's like staring into a mirror !!
Like, "Don't get a tattoo."
And when you see a bunch of airliners stocked together on the ground in the corner of the airport : That's 737 MAX.
Frick Boeing 737 MAX it sucks
Boeing engineer: Should we worry about the CG, CT, and CL balance?
Boeing executive: Nah
Fly High 🤣 🤣 🤣
Made my day!!! 😝
@@mgsaviation9292 no?
@@mgsaviation9292 they don't stall
747 is hands down the most beautiful airliner of all time.
At night.....
Boeing: 1 strobe light flashing
Airbus: 2 quick strobes flashing
Taxi lights also different
3:19 daaang those engines are T H I C C
4:47: Am I a joke to you?
Antonov 225 : TRIGGERED
@@77l96 he edited his comment lol XD
@@77l96 yeah in this case not anymore lol
This is why whenever there's a plane above us at around 5000+ feet, my friends get shocked because i can tell whether it's an airbus or a boeing
Radif because a C172 doesn’t require a co pilot....
My friends just think its creepy that i can hear the difference between a Cessna 172 and a Cessna 208
And tell the differences between the A320 and B737 family members
M A lmao
@@benzjiman6931 Little do they know that a Cessna 208 has a Pratt & Whitney turboprop, and the 172 has a Lycoming engine
6:10 beautiful view on jetwash and wake turbulence!
I am becoming an ATC Controller and these videos are brilliant for learining about Aviation in general.
Thanks Joe!
Hi. what's the update now, did you achieve your dream?
@@kanishkkk Everything is going forward a little slower than expected due to Covid. But in a few months i should be controlling real aircraft for the first time.
5:15
You are in LOVE, captain!❤️
"Dear friends and airplane spotters..."
Are airplane spotters not your friends then?
Well, they're kinda weird, ya know. Source: am a plane spotter
Thank you Joe,for the valued information.
Whenever I start an air journey & board an aircraft I check details about the type of aircraft first.
Thanks once again
Thank you, Captain Joe. I have been vexed by correctly identifying the difference between Airbus and Boeing ever since Airbus started filling the skies. I now feel that I am an expert. The world is clearer place. :-)
The A350 has a raccoon mask. Hence the nickname “raccoon”.
Teemu Lokka isnt it also like Ugly Panda or something as well, I just can’t wait to fly one of those eventually, what a machine
Almost every Airbus is following suit...
Mascara bro
And as well as Air Canada's new livery having the raccoons mask.
A350 and 787 I seem to mix up. So was good to point out the engine cowling shape is a good way to identify when side on. Historically Boeing has had the smoother winglets like on the A350, though oddly enough the 787 is more like a birds wingtip than the winglets we've been used to seeing on a Boeing, so adding to confusion.
I just look at the side where it says “a” or “b”
Smart
Many airlines do not identify their planes with "airbus" or "boeing," especially legacy US carriers.
Nice Capt I have learned more on your video good to see im from Manila now I Can distinct which is which at the AirPort
Finally! I've been wondering how to tell them apart since I was a kid. Thanks for sharing. God bless
To be honest I was waiting for this video for quite a while.
Doors/exits never mentioned but probably the most important way to tell. For instance I know if I'm riding on WN's comfy, modern 737-800 if it has 2 window exits, and their cramped, dated -700 if there's just 1. It's also pretty much my only hope for telling 318, 319, 320, 321 apart.
My man’s speaking straight facts right here. I want the -700s gone immediately
Forget about A318. It barely exists.
Thanks Joe - Interesting differences... I have one more to add from the passenger compartment. Airbus Has better fresh air exchange inside the passenger cabin. You will never smell musty "stale" air once in flight in an Airbus. I've worked in HVAC 16 years and notice this distinct difference since the very first Airbus 320.
*Captain Joe is basically the pilot version of Doctor Mike*
The Aviation Channel Doctor Mike and I should do a video together
@@flywithcaptainjoe Yes Please!
@@flywithcaptainjoe So much yes, please do that, aviation medical video perhaps?
@@Chaydex yeah. That would be awesome :)
Omg, any doctors on board stories lol
When boeing makes the 757 to blend in as an airbus: *sneak 100*
How to tell the difference between Airbus and Boeing:
Look on the top of the safety card 😂😂
Or also on the side of the plane it says the make and model.
Or wait the flight attendant mention it when explaining the safety feature stuff
Better: Note the tail number and search for it on Google. You get the company, the make, which engines, induction date, list of companies flown etc.
I recently realized I flew in a 20 year old A320 🤣
@@SF-li9kh how can you search google when all your electronic devices are in flightmode?
kabouterwesley83
Doesn’t American have wifi?
Captain Joe always brings a smile on my face 🥺
I love the shape of the 747. It will always be my favourite plane
Airbus A380: Am I a joke to you?
You are doing a great job ,Capt Joe.Thanks for educating us 😊
3:14 Airbus A320neo banana edition.
😄
18 years later.
Still one of the best videos, there’s nothing wrong about it, just a chill day at the zoo.
6:11 wasn't the A340 a "flying pencil" too?
yes but it has 4 engines so it should be easy to find it lol
Love the Ducktales reference; as a kid born in the 80’s I tip my hat to you, Captain Joe!
5:20 ok buddy 😂😂😂😂
747 is a bit ugly tbh
I am from Kenya thanks for featuring our Kenya Airways in this video.
Me: already knows how to tell the difference but NEEDS to watch captain joes vids
Beautiful!! I love planes😎✈️✈️
Hello Captain Joe, I travel some where every year and always walk to my plane not knowing which one I'm boarding. I prefer Airbus bc they, you know, don't fall out of the sky! I look forward to putting your clues to use. Really appreciate this video. Thanks
Personally I prefer both but i respect your opinion.
Im a military plane enthusiast and I often don't do much research on commercial airliners, but this video was very informative and helpfull, It made me more interested in commercial flights.
For me since I only have a ground view looking up at aircraft flying over I use the lights on the wing
1 blink for Boeing and 2 for airbus
777s lights are blinking 2 times
*What do you do for fun?*
Me: plane spotting
Sir you are hired. XD
Proud to see Kenya airways in there😊
Yessir
Thank you! This almost makes up for not getting to listen to the ATC during flight, which calmed me greatly !
Hard to impress my family with this information as they’re all geeks! Pilots and otherwise 😂 thanks again Joe! X
Sounds like a great family you‘ve got there😉
Hi captian Joe my name is kevin i live in Italy and my ambitaion is to be a captian like you and i have question is Boeing 737 is he/she ?
0:28 'But don't spend hours learning the differences'
Hehe.. he... hehe......
0:14 kenya airways pride of kenya💪🏾💪🏾
Love the channel very informative
Let's go Kenya
@@hansbaraka7439 feety twendange Kenya
@@timothynono8544 😂😂😂 nice one Bro noma
Captain Joe. Take me on a plane ride. Thanks for the lectures.
Also, 73s have exposed tires when their gear is up.
so do A220s/C series
Want to tell the difference between Airbus and Boeing, easy, count the doors still attached to the plane.
Proud to see Kenya Airways there. A big shoutout 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
Thanks a lot Captain..
That was really wonderful info and needed for a long time!
Thanks once again..
You know whats the other way to spot airbus and Boeing?
*IT ALSO DEPENDS ON HOW MANY DOORS THE AIRCRAFT HAS*
That is so right. I’ve noticed that too. The 777 has 5 doors on each side and the 330 has 4 doors on each side. 😄
6:34 passanger at gate: "So which one is that?"
Me: "wait three hours and fly to the same destination to watch him land."
Eh... the tapering of the fuselage at the tail gives the A330 away - the 767's tapers downwards more.
Very informative..👍🏻
very nice the way he explained every thing Thanks for being so nice and explain in detail every v log
Who else loves aviation but none of their friends know what it is? XD
Qwertle98 ッ I’m getting into it in a sense
Hopefully it becomes me heading to aviation school in a few years
Oof, so true
Hahaha,very true my friends, Especially when i want to talk about airplanes.
Me 😞
OMG, completely yes
4:47 little known fact: the GE90 is still most powerful, depending on the variant
GE90: 90,000lbf-115,000lbf
GE9X: 105,000lbf
GE90 115B isn't it?
@@lancedooley7558 Yes, that's it
I live near the flight paths for SDF (Louisville KY). UPS has a LOT of traffic at that airport, and at range it's hard to tell their 767 from the Airbus model they fly. Some of the 767s have winglets, which are diagnostic, of course, but not all.
When I worked as a ramp rat for UPS, the fleet had 727s (-100 and -200), 757s, 767 (the retrofitted winglets weren't approved yet), a flock of DC-8s (all were 70-series), and some 747-100s. All but the 757s and 767 have been mothballed, replaced with newer 747-800, MD11, Airbus, and additional 767/757 airframes.
Your my favourite Captain Joe from Laura from the West Midlands UK
I’m going on a plane soon, my first ever plane. I got a look of the plane and had NO CLUE what it was, this video taught me how to recognise planes. The plane I’m going on is the one that Captain Sully landed, the airbus A320
Love you captain Joe!
Meowmeowchinga _ Don’t go!
William Draxter why bro?
William Draxter oh wait I get it
Don’t fly, choose a ship.
Can you swim?
How to distinguish 787 from 350: if it has a beautiful curve on whole wing, its 787. if it has a curve only on wingtips, its 350
ILY Joe
thank you capt.Joe. ive been riding plane from time to time but only this day i know when i watch your vlog