You know, that's one thing I do not miss about airline flying: hanging out in the thirties where all the other traffic is (not to mention most of the rough air...) Now that I'm retired from all that I'm flying Merlins and KIng Airs, and we cruise in the low to mid twenties. It's consistently smoother and there's much less traffic - almost none at all.
Those aircraft coming at you are like cruise missiles heading your way, but with hundreds of human lives on board. As for the millions doing their thing on the ground thousands of feet below. Well the majority don't give a jot about the busy highway being played out above their heads. Perhaps they should.
Water vapour is one of the main products from an engine exhaust. The increase in water vapour in the air created by the engine can raise the humidity of the air past saturation point (the point where it cannot hold any more water). Due to the cold temperatures at high altitudes it condenses into tiny water droplets/ice crystals (like when you get water form on cold windows in winter), which is the visible white stuff you can see. I hope this helps!
They're called contrails. The air up there is COLD it's the same stuff as when you exhale on a cold day. They're created depending on the humidity of the air it passes through, the moisture turns into ice crystals.
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You know, that's one thing I do not miss about airline flying: hanging out in the thirties where all the other traffic is (not to mention most of the rough air...) Now that I'm retired from all that I'm flying Merlins and KIng Airs, and we cruise in the low to mid twenties. It's consistently smoother and there's much less traffic - almost none at all.
Look at 48 seconds. Cloud helps us see how fast these go. If its filed with plain background it just feel like nothing is moving.
Agreed LOL
Love the air to air captures. It isn't so easy looking out the side...thanks for sharing!
The most beautiful thing I ever seen!
nice amazing 1st time seeing aeroplane speed in the sky
0:51 true speed of an airplane
no, half the speed because it was recorded from a plane travelling at the same speed as the other plane
Nice
Half the speed.
Still fast tho
@@yung_tash9321 The planes looked like they were head on to me so it would be double. Hard to tell.
Just Stunning✈️
진짜 멋져요!!!
I love clips that show a 747 always blowing away any airlines
Thanks, yeah the 747 is really amazing and some times has massive contrails too
It's cool to think, the closing distance between two converging aircraft like that would easily be over the speed of sound.
That was just spectacular! Thanks!
Very thrilling and unique cutscnen
Awesome movie man liked:)
Video was cool
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@@Aviafilms Welcomw
Very cool! I like this soo much :)
Lucky you get to fly
Do they honk at each other while going by? BEEP BEEP!
Haha, not really but it's a fun idea :)
Imagine : Ironman is appeared all of sudden and started flying along with plane. And then overtakes the plane with hyper sonic boom speed.
Nice sharing
Wonderful
Didn't knew airplanes fly so fast.
What! At ground speed of 980km/h u don't know that plane can fly so fast🤦
Keep back
pressure ( touch)
Many times
LMAO IMAGINE THERE’S A STOPLIGHT IN THERE AND PLANES ARE JUST FLOATING AND WAITING 💀💀💀💀💀
Those aircraft coming at you are like cruise missiles heading your way, but with hundreds of human lives on board. As for the millions doing their thing on the ground thousands of feet below. Well the majority don't give a jot about the busy highway being played out above their heads. Perhaps they should.
2:03 I can't see anything... help please..
Aren’t you poising the sky?.
What's the white stuff out the back?
Water vapour is one of the main products from an engine exhaust. The increase in water vapour in the air created by the engine can raise the humidity of the air past saturation point (the point where it cannot hold any more water). Due to the cold temperatures at high altitudes it condenses into tiny water droplets/ice crystals (like when you get water form on cold windows in winter), which is the visible white stuff you can see. I hope this helps!
fatman - chemtrails.
They're called contrails. The air up there is COLD it's the same stuff as when you exhale on a cold day. They're created depending on the humidity of the air it passes through, the moisture turns into ice crystals.
What will be the maximum speed of plane
above the speed of sound (mach 1>) for fighter jets.
Mustafa K. Thats not an answer, 1. He said a plane not a fighter jet 2. He said MAXIMUM , not whats the standard+
while riding in an airplane, u really dont have the idea how fast the plane is flying.lol...
oh look chemtrails XD
Hope you’re joking
wow...
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Is it Barcelona at 1.45
meastucerinnee no is it barcelona at 1.48
yes it is barcelona
Circle
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flat erth 👍
I Love flat earth 💚💚💚
You love a fictional pile of horseshit then.
Fake
What's 'fake'?
This is all genuine footage taken from high-flying passenger jet aircraft.
@Skipper8472 I'm not sure FS2020 was available in 2014 when this video was uploaded?