Nuuk to Kangerlussuaq with Air Greenland - 4K
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2023
- In this video, I take a domestic hop with Air Greenland from their headquarters in Nuuk to their current international hub located in Kangerlussuaq. The flight is on board the backbone of the airline's domestic fleet, the Dash-8~200, a fun aircraft that speaks for itself.
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The weather was a little crumby, but the service was good and the Dash-8 is always fun to ride on no matter what... ENJOY!!!
Great Video and greetings from Norway 🇳🇴
Thanks! And greetings from Upstate NY! I loved flying Air Greenland, such a beautiful country and I want to go back again
I often flew to Exeter or Milan with the Dash-8. I love the sound of their engines. A very nice and reliable aircraft!
Thank you for sharing. 👋
Yea, I love the Dash-8 and I wish it still flew more in the US. I do miss seeing it fly around
Thank you for sharint this flight ! A country I would like to visit one day !
It was so fun, I wanna go back again someday
Very nice video, by the way, I am from Nuuk, Greenland, and I love to be in Dash-8, one of my favorite small aircraft.
And I love that you are trying to translate Thanks for watching in Greenlandic, it suppose to be 'Qujanaq isiginnaaravit'
Thanks, I appreciate the words! Sorry about the translation, it’s pretty hard to find a site that can translate it, I could only find one and even that wasn’t the greatest… sorry about that 😣
@GerardiAviation it's totally fine, we all make mistakes 😄 and yeah, we are not very close to get proper translations from Greenlandic to English 🥲 but thanks for coming by here to Greenland, hope you're enjoyed your stay 😄
That was buttery
So buttery, small plane + long runway = tons of glide distance to spare
It's curious that this plane respects engine speeds such as 80Hz, then 70Hz then 60 obsession with round numbers, and not 83 76 or 52 or other...
I don’t know what any of that means, but it sounds interesting
@@GerardiAviation The engine speed is chosen on a few frequencies, and it is the propeller pitch which is adjustable, most often set to 60Hz (we also see it when they stop in a 60Hz video). It's surprising that they choose precise frequencies making round numbers, and in cruise, it's 60Hz, like the noise of American electrical cabinets... can be done on purpose so that the noise of airliners is less differentiated from air conditioner noise and other...
@@JeanThevenet oooohhh, that’s cool. There’s got to be some reason why they choose that
NO COPYRIGHT Please?
Are you asking or is that a reference to my green slide in the beginning?
Yeah I was asking@@GerardiAviation . I'm Only taking this Dash 8. No problems at this time.
Flight time 47 min! It's rather long
Yeah, that what someone told me when I was on the flight. Was bummed the weather wasn't clear, but it was still a good flight!