Bournemouth Airport during COVID-19 Lockdown
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
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Following requests for this from Aircraft fans, I managed to acquire the correct authorisation from the Tower and from DJI to fly in this airspace.
This movie shows how quiet Bournemouth Airport is during the COVID-19 lockdown.
The Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) advises against all non-essential travel worldwide until at least 15 April 2020.
Government guidance says that whether international travel is essential or not “is a personal decision and circumstances differ from person to person. It is for individuals themselves to make an informed decision based on the risks and FCO advice.”
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Music: Quiet Magical Night
Writer: Francisco Brito Evans
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I hope this nightmare will be over very soon
Then: WWW III breaks out
Thanks for the video. 👍🏻 It’s hard to picture the scale of the effect the lockdown has had on aviation. Just seeing plane after plane just sat there is incredible.
Also I see the Social Distancing Warriors are out in full effect here in the comments. They should mind their own business; you followed the rules, obtained permission and presumably kept distance from others, while providing news-worthy footage to the public, that for me is enough. Unlike my local park which is full of “exercise” lockdown tourists where it was nearly always empty pre-lockdown.
That was amazing to see but so surreal too. Thanks for this 👍🏼
Thanks for watching
An excellent piece of film which will remind us of this moment in time
I thank you for this, being ex BOH/EGHH
What an amazing site to see especially ba 747-400 in the retro Landor livery. Thanks for the video.
That video makes me want to cry. So sad.
Enjoyed this eerie clip. , steady cam and great choice of music. Really brings home the state of the world, my village is just a bit quieter than usual.
Historic footage. What the death of an economy looks like. Bournemouth only has 2 RyanAir flights a day usually.
That's not quite true. They have a few more flights than that.
@@soundsteve8936 I dropped my Dad of last October. Only flight was RyanAir. Dublin-->Bournem-->Palma then back again.
More than that, I live parallel to the runway on Parley Court Farm, actually quite a few flights a day, Ryanair, TUI and some easyjet to name a few
Nice video...sad state of affairs we are in...
Good Job for documenting Dave.
good stock footage, you should try “blackbox” they distribute to different agencies at the same time!
Greetings from Agos “ former Shunter at Bournemouth” 🤛🏽
Fantastic video Dave. Thanks for the share. Looks like you beat me to it. Pleased to see they gave you permission enabling you to capture this extraordinary footage for posterity
Thanks 👍
That's an awesome video - thanks so much for sharing. Brilliantly edited together with great background music
Thanks for sharing. Permission in place, and going out for essential reason, are fine. Perhaps he works there. All my drone videos were shot way before Covid-19.
Excellent footage, David. Would we be permitted to broadcast this on our podcast www.planetalkinguk.com if we credit yourself and the composer of the music? Many thanks.
Sure, no problem.
Thanks very much David! 👍
Wow amazing!!
What Dji do you use?
Oh God! It looks beautiful!
Brilliant footage. Does Bournemouth Airport get paid to store these planes I wonder!
Someone done the maths and it all adds up to about 4 billion pounds
The airport is being paid £250 per day per plane for these to be parked up. So assuming there are 40 planes they’re looking at around £300,000 income per month.
The 4Bn number would be the potential value of the planes themselves. Maybe the airports dropoff fees make up the difference haha
yes - and very enterprising by the airport after loosing their FlyBe customer so they needed an income stream and BA are just that
Nigel Harrison Flybe flew out of Southampton airport whereas this is Bournemouth airport. Bournemouth typically has only a few flights a day by Ryanair and TUI (now that Thomson are out of business).
Carl Carter sorry meant Thompson :-)
Aviation will rise again and come back stronger than ever.
Doubt it. The government wants wants mass aviation killed of by 2030 and all aviation by 2050. Net zero is law. Read the government backed report Absolute Zero and be very afraid. This is real, official stuff.
Jan Piens Please provide a link to support your claim
www.repository.cam.ac.uk/bitstream/handle/1810/299414/Absolute-Zero-digital-280120-v2.pdf?sequence=6&isAllowed=y
www.ecowatch.com/amp/uk-airports-emissions-climate-target-2645180910
Last month, flying back into Gatwick, I wondered how on earth the loons running the world were going to destroy thhe aviation industry. Now we know.
Sad to see the 747's like this. Great servant.
Quite sad. A new era dawns...
R.i.P 747’s…
Great footage! Very jealous you got to fly your drone there to capture that! Glad to hear you got all the relevant permissions in place too!
Great footage. I drove past the airport a couple of weeks ago and saw this, it was bizarre never seen it like that before.
Hello David, we'd love to use some of this footage, please could you send me an email to photos@ba.com
Excellent, thank you. Was talking about the possibility of doing this, but never imagined that permission would be given, so well done.
The terminal looks like it does on a normal day. Used to be a great airport, but sadly its been taken over by a bunch of idiots.
Billy Bob ... how come it’s a worse airport than it was a few years ago , it’s always been a quiet airport that unfortunately isn’t used to it’s full potential
Strange to find out no ATO was aware of this.
Would it be possible if I could use some of the footage for part of my university project if I credit you? Thanks for amazing work.
That would be ok. What are you studying.
@@davidduvalle7321 Thank you very much. Film pathway on a Media Foundation course, which preludes the Film Production undergraduate course.
Hi David, Century Films are making a BBC documentary about lockdown, and wondered whether we might be able to use some of your footage? Could you email me - lockdown@centuryfilmsltd.com? Thanks
millions being loss on each day
BA have billions in the bank so drop in the ocean
@@speedbird737 Tell that to all the staff that have been put on leave
creepy
Wow
How ironic that Bournemouth now has more aircraft on the ground since it was built (1940) for wartime fighters & bombers.
Ironic too that with all these modern aircraft, there are no passengers.
Not sure that's the case Colin. Hurn was stacked with aeroplanes after the Twin Towers crashes, with flights diverted from LHR and LGW.
So if I am understanding correctly, BOU was, and always will only be a diversional /storage / parking lot airport.
Just wondering what part of the lockdown rules this was filmed in, going to get food or medicine or going for medical attention, helping a relative with medical attention or your exercise close to home and if the latter how does that fit in with your clips from Poole.
The part that says essential travel. Go learn the difference between essential and key working.
There’s no part that says essential travel.
@@realman6ft6 essential travel only, example going to work in a factory as you can't work from home. Or fly your drone from the airport as you can't do it from home. If that's his job then he doesn't need permission to be out.
But what work or travel to a factory encompasses travel in the New Forest, Poole and Bournemouth Airport Terminal?
The footage was great but let's hope no unnecessary journeys were made during lockdown to obtain it!!!
Looking forward to seeing your written permission for flying a drone within 1km of an active airfield.
I do have this document and will be keeping it just in case it is required. I would not fly anywhere near an airfield without the correct permissions. This document was then submitted to DJI to have the flight restrictions at BIA lifted in the software.
Did you have your permission when you flew yours around Gatwick in 2018?
Are you also suggesting he broke into the terminal building?
You've gone very quiet.