Closing of an Airplane door

[@Moontower]

Wow!

[@ingomeulendijks9045]

I was looking for how the vacuum and the overpressure would work. Now i understand....first the door has be moved inwards the cabin and then push it back to lock....so the over pressurw holds it "locked".

[@hawlhu]

好有創意的說，馬上按個讚的說

[@carlmaster9690]

0:39, I get ASMR Tingles for some reason

[@mjt777x8]

0:50 OWWW MY EARS!

[@figantemendez1960]

Its not a boeing 737 it's a boeing 757 the doors are diferent and a boeing 737 is a smaller airplane

[@MagnusTheGreat]

figantemendez1960 I knew something looked odd

[@lucachannel9772]

its a 737

[@GiuseppeIuliano-lo6nv]

@@lucachannel9772 no è un 757!

[@tjr_music]

@@lucachannel9772 no It's a 757

[@cbiasizzo]

@@lucachannel9772 it's a 757. The 737 doesn't have a boarding door behind business class.

[@joncampos5551]

What was the big deal with the passengers legs?

[@MagnusTheGreat]

Probably couldn't close it with my feet there lol

[@jonathandpg6115]

chill he just didn’t want to hurt him the door goes in a bit further before closing back-in.

[@christopher14721]

757?

[@carlmaster9690]

Planes built today no longer have doors that open/close like that anymore

[@johnyuen]

the 737 still does...

[@kittyNya38]

Kardos András The 787, 777, and 767 don’t have these doors

[@POON3345]

What flight is this?

[@MagnusTheGreat]

Noraponさん Pojchanardwong United, Boeing 757. San Francisco To Newark NJ

[@tjr_music]

@@MagnusTheGreat but that's a 757 door

[@MagnusTheGreat]

@@tjr_music O

[@tjr_music]

😁

[@cbiasizzo]

@@tjr_music United operates 757s between California and Newark with the exception of one 777 per day.

[@andreamendes8145]

757

[@alexandervillauneva4766]

It’s 757

[@Bkeane]

Wow so many views

[@MagnusTheGreat]

I know, it's surprising!

[@johnyuen]

737

[@johnyuen]

No it is a 757