True. I have heard of certain vultures in Africa that can get to 40000 ft!! But I live in Ohio and truth be told I am sort of a bird nerd and no bird in Ohio can likely get that high
Superb capture my friend! That's by far the rarest footage of an in the air compressor stall. Just subscribed to your channel, greetings from another Planespotter! Keep up the good work!
@shikharkeshari009 Nikon Coolpix P900 (at the moment, I didn't have a tripod since I was going somewhere, but I use a tripod as well for most videos but im not sure what type it is.
I don't care about grammar too much here because they are short captions, but camera skills I do. Truth be told, I wasn't using a tripod here. It was handheld because I was taking my camera with me before I drove off, and I noticed the uncommon 747, so I decided to record it. And the bad shake at the end was me freaking out actually because I had no clue what the flames were all about, but I knew it was bad. Thank you for the constructive criticism (and patriotism), though. I enjoy it! It makes me better too because I need to be.
@@AllAmericanPlaneSpotter-iw4wmfor a plane that far and filming that far away and a hand held camera i’d say it’s not too bad actually. i can’t even be half as stable for planes that fly over my house at like 3-4,000ft
The cameras are everywhere.
Rarer than rocking horse shit! Great catch.
Yeah I freaked out when I saw it
really lucky that you were able to catch it on camera!
Must be bad Air.
Not impossible for it to be a bird strike though - cobra chickens can fly as high as 29,000 feet.
Nice catch!
True. I have heard of certain vultures in Africa that can get to 40000 ft!! But I live in Ohio and truth be told I am sort of a bird nerd and no bird in Ohio can likely get that high
Not necessarily a compressor problem, it could have been a turbine blade issue or FOD.
True. A turbine blade issue, though, could have been way more significant, though, but i feel like an FOD is possible as well
No comments about Boeing🤯 Amazing video
boeing moment
Pity theirs no audio, I bet that left a bit of a boom.
Well there was but I talked. You couldn't hear it actually which was unfortunate
Very cool
Superb capture my friend! That's by far the rarest footage of an in the air compressor stall. Just subscribed to your channel, greetings from another Planespotter! Keep up the good work!
Thank you!! Much appreciation!!
@@AllAmericanPlaneSpotter-iw4wm You're very welcome! Which camera and lens did you use for filming this?
@shikharkeshari009 Nikon Coolpix P900 (at the moment, I didn't have a tripod since I was going somewhere, but I use a tripod as well for most videos but im not sure what type it is.
Learn proper English and grammar… AND work on your camera skills.🤦🏼🤦🏽🤦🏿
I don't care about grammar too much here because they are short captions, but camera skills I do. Truth be told, I wasn't using a tripod here. It was handheld because I was taking my camera with me before I drove off, and I noticed the uncommon 747, so I decided to record it. And the bad shake at the end was me freaking out actually because I had no clue what the flames were all about, but I knew it was bad. Thank you for the constructive criticism (and patriotism), though. I enjoy it! It makes me better too because I need to be.
@@AllAmericanPlaneSpotter-iw4wmfor a plane that far and filming that far away and a hand held camera i’d say it’s not too bad actually. i can’t even be half as stable for planes that fly over my house at like 3-4,000ft
@spenthezeros also I kinda panicked too 😂