Loved your video Soltau. Too bad you didn't fly over central Moscow to capture how massive she is! Also, loved the 747 takeoff but that's not a lot of room left at rotation.
@@OSTARAEB4 Notice between 3:13 and 3:50 all of those strange patterns around and up and down the river? They look pretty neat from above anyways. I know this is the Kama River, but I've seen even more of those patterns that are even bigger around and up and down the Ob River
@@alvexok5523 Yes, very interesting patterns indeed. It somewhat reminds me of flying over the desert Western United States on a clear day when you see the various rivers and complete desolation and mountains but the red clay is apparent compared to the time frame you mentioned by the Kama and Ob Rivers. However, for the fourth largest city in Russia, Novosibirsk looked rather small in area from this vantage point. It certainly is out in the middle of nowhere Siberia.
![[4K] - Full Flight - United Airlines - Airbus A320-232 - SFO-YVR - N477UA - UA204 - IFS 916](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/sKOqiISjpKg/mqdefault.jpg)
00:05 takeoff
01:31 Pushkino
02:03 Orekhovo-Zuyevo
02:41 Kazan
03:10 Kazan airport
03:50 Nizhnekamsk
04:11 Begishevo airport
04:16 Naberezhnye Chelny
04:34 lunch
05:34 Novosibirsk airport
05:56 Cargolux Boeing 747-8
06:40 Novosibirsk
10:15 landing
12:33 Russian Air Force An-26
Loved your video Soltau. Too bad you didn't fly over central Moscow to capture how massive she is! Also, loved the 747 takeoff but that's not a lot of room left at rotation.
@@OSTARAEB4 Notice between 3:13 and 3:50 all of those strange patterns around and up and down the river? They look pretty neat from above anyways. I know this is the Kama River, but I've seen even more of those patterns that are even bigger around and up and down the Ob River
@@alvexok5523 Yes, very interesting patterns indeed. It somewhat reminds me of flying over the desert Western United States on a clear day when you see the various rivers and complete desolation and mountains but the red clay is apparent compared to the time frame you mentioned by the Kama and Ob Rivers. However, for the fourth largest city in Russia, Novosibirsk looked rather small in area from this vantage point. It certainly is out in the middle of nowhere Siberia.