It's hard to sleep here ! Airbus A380 Nighttime Approach near Homes!
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- Опубликовано: 1 июн 2023
- Incredible Nighttime Action ! Airplanes flying low over residential area. Get ready to witness an incredible aviation spectacle like never before! In this breathtaking video, watch in awe as the massive Airbus A380, the world's largest passenger airplane, soars mere feet above a residential area in London during its nighttime approach to the prestigious Heathrow Airport.
Experience the heart-stopping thrill as this engineering marvel gracefully maneuvers through the sky, showcasing its sheer size and power. The sight of the A380 flying low over houses will leave you speechless!
Captured from a unique vantage point, this exclusive footage offers an up-close and personal view of the A380 as it roars through the night, its landing lights illuminating the surroundings. The sheer scale of the aircraft in such close proximity to residential homes is truly awe-inspiring.
Prepare to be on the edge of your seat as you witness this unforgettable aviation moment unfold before your eyes. Join us on this adrenaline-pumping journey and marvel at the skill of the pilots as they navigate this enormous flying machine with precision and finesse.
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Those residents could recognise an airplane model by its engine sound 😅
They are an experienced Avgeeks 🤣
I used to live just off Bath Road at the North Eastern side of the airport, couldn't hear most of the noise but my god you knew when a 777 was taking off from 27R. Loved it!
And TIME
@@topfelya they became experts
Used to be able to tell between the aircraft models too with 747-200 having different engines to the -400. We also get them at 05:00 in the morning too if there is a tail wind over the Atlantic. Jet wash is also a problem, my mum had 30 roof tiles ripped off by one jet.
Some people pay good money to be this close to giant jets so close to the ground, it's planespotters paradise
To spot them yes, to live with it, no.
@@kirkhunter146they probably sleep with ear plugs and headphones.
@@shuanextreme Ear plugs every night could create a health issue.
@@dimitristripakis7364 well shiet sleep with headphones every night then
I wouldn't even want to live there if it was free
Reminds me of Steven Wright's stand-up monologue. He said he lived so close to the airport, he got up from watching TV to go get a snack and a stewardess told him to go back to his seat... 😅
😂😂
LMFAO
thats a good one
i've loved airplanes ever since i was a kid, now the older i get, i'm loving sleep more
Same - being awake is overrated! 😃
Don't live near and airport.
I guess if you rent an apartment next to an airport, you must really enjoy the jets taking-off, and landing. ❤
I was born under an airport flight pattern 😂
Not to mention the cheap land prices or rent.
Or much more likely, you can't afford to live elsewhere.
@@dex1lsp Might be a unique case where a top floor apartment costs less than a basement unit.
@@AnoraJohnson I also think the airport should give these people free pro-grade earmuffs (the kind used by ground crew). I'm sure that would NEVER happen though.
0:08 British Airways Airbus A380-800
0:22 Delta Airbus A330-200
0:29 Air Mauritius Airbus A350-900
0:40 Air Canada Airbus A330-300
0:49 British Airways Airbus A350-1000
0:58 Qatar Airways Boeing 777-300ER
1:10 Etihad Airways Airbus A350-1000
1:24 United Airways Boeing 777
1:31 Gulf Air Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner
1:40 Virgin Atlantic Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner
1:50 British Airways Airbus A350-1000
Bro your an expert on planes the only plane I know is a Boeing 777 and A380
Thank you for this. My fav is the Dreamliner but when it's dark like this it can get hard for me to pick it out amongst the crowd until I'm right up on it.
You must love it
Lmao nerd😂
you are planophile
I used to live near an airport when I was 3 years old. I can still clearly remember how soothing it felt to hear the airplanes overhead. Honestly I would fall asleep to the airplane’s engine.
My mom in the other had not so much. As soon as she had the chance we moved. Saddest moment of my childhood 😅
You probably found it comforting bc you grew up with it. It’s the same for me but with trains. When I was really little we lived next to a railroad track, and trains passed by it all the time. As we moved to other places, we sometimes still had those tracks nearby. Even now I live not to far from one, so to say the least, I’m pretty sure it’s only comforting because I grew up with it.
Awesome catch mate! Would you be okay with me featuring this in my series Weekly Dose of Aviation? Of course you will be credited both in the video and in the description. Thanks!
Thank you for an enquire . Go ahead Lucaas ! Please credit it properly .
People are mad because I stated my opinion
@@SimpleAviation55that’s literally the point?
People are mad because I don’t support Lucaas and I said that
@@SimpleAviation55 what’s your problem then? He asks for permission, he doesn’t just steal content, and WE the viewers get to see cool airplane clips, it’s a WIN WIN situation…
I used to work in Hounslow which is right on the final approach to Heathrow and my office window had a perfect view of the aircraft flying over. The highlight of my day was seeing Concorde's daily flight from JFK and I never got tired of seeing it. 🙂
Nice video. :)
Great memories ! I remember that Concorde most of times was always on time
My oh has to go to Heathrow everyday. My ex husband worked at Heathrow doing many of the electrical work including the British airways cargo building
big up hounslow ASDA and Aladin's !
@@enigmasadrenaline6 I did like the treaty centre
What kinda headlights bro got I’m order some.
You probably have the best night time aviation videos on YT. The quality never stops to amaze me. 👏👏
I like the quality so much too. I wonder what kind of camera has been used here ? 🧐
Thank you so much for your feedback 🙂 I'm trying to do my best !
good thing about Heathrow is due to all the noise they close at night! this was either shot very early am or before shut down.
@@limeyosu2000 Yes ! This one was filmed very early morning , around 5,30 am in February 🙂👍
I live under the flightpath of the jets travelling from the UK to the American West Coast. They go over at 44,000 feet though. It is hard to think of them as the same machines shown here, but of course they are. They are a benign presence, and when you look up at the stars on a wintry night and see the navigation lights of a jet it is reassuring somehow. I never knew where the planes were going before the era of plane tracker apps.
Funny you'd mention plane tracker apps, i downloaded one just as a hobby to know more about the flight paths of the planes that fly near me.. it is oddly relaxing.
Hasn't changed at all. I lived at 17 Clare Road Hounslow 10 minutes from Heathrow Airport as a small child in the 60s and the landing path was directly over our roof. Usually you could see 3 planes at a time approaching on the horizon but at certain times you could spot 4 planes. We didn't take any notice of the noise as children, we used to read the numbers under the wings fuselage as they went over. Often we'd take the A1 bus from Hounslow West to the Airport (HOUNSLOW WEST WAS THE END OF THE LINE BACK THEN) We'd go plane spotting and listening to pilots talking on other people's devices and then we'd nip across the road to the AMBASSADOR BOWLING LANES and amusement arcade then back home 😂 I went back in the 80s and had forgotten just how loud those jets were !!
Oh my god this would be HEAVEN for me. When i was a fussy newborn that couldnt sleep - My mom used to drive me to the airport so that the sounds and view of airplanes landing/taking off would lull me to sleep. All these years later i still carry rhat same fascination and wonder about aircraft. Truly marvels of engineering
Same, I still remember purple flower tailed aircraft just can't remember what airline they were til this day 🤔 (Heathrow) also definitely not Thai.
@@user-ot7jd9dt7t China Airlines?
@@user-ot7jd9dt7t Hawaiian?
As an aviation enthusiast, I'd love to live in this area.❤
I have my PPL. I wouldn't live that close to a runway threshold if you paid me.
Trust me living on a flight path gets tedious after a while!
Im with you Ekekwe.
Your enthusiasm wouldn't last a month, trust me...
Keep an eye on Myrtle Avenue home sales then, I am sure you can get a good deal :)
those lights reflection on the planes is absolutely amazing!! great angle by the way 😁
This is just epic . If I lived on that street these pieces of craft will be part of my furniture. There are people out there that don't know how lucky they are! Us minions look up at the sky at 35k feet trying to figure out if it's a bird or plane .
I stayed in a friends house, opposite Heathrow airport, runway, and the planes moving about was magic, especially after it had gone dark, and people and machinery moving about with lights blazing away. You know when planes came over it was as though you could reach up and touch them. Me and the wife had no problems sleeping, and I was told that people were deaf to the planes. It is a marvellous sight to see the working, at night, of the airport
@@DeMeNadjenah you do
What makes you think that? @@DeMeNadje
I wonder what effect this has on rents in this area?
@@Dogsnark Put a place above the garage for travelers to rent.
@@tigergreg8 being deaf - by working every day in the airport...
Who wants to sleep when there’s landing lights in the fog at night. Wow! Love it!!
When you have a property that looks down on the airport and planes are coming over, thick and fast, it is a real sight to see. I once stayed with friends whose property overlooked Heaththrow
@@dougaldouglas8842it’s cool looking at the window with all the planes
@@Darkeditz_2U It is. I always looked forward to going to the in-laws as they had a clear view of Heathrow airport air side. The lights and people and machinery, and planes moving about so captivating.
People who live there every day and night, and for whom this isn't a novelty, and who have jobs the next morning
I bet the rent isn't to bad (:
My childhood was spent near an air force base in India. This was our life.
As someone who has great fascination with planes and airports I find this as an absolute win
Absolutely same. Living there (while loud) must be cool as hell.
The old airport in Hong Kong (Kai Tak) was always fun. To land, aircraft had to do a sharp turn and fly between sky scrapers, you could see families in their apartment eating dinner or watching tv as you flew past.
wasn't this debunked
@@manlikeryan hi Ryan, I can assure you, I flew into Hong Kong Kai Tak, it was terrifying.
The old checkerboard approach into Runway 13 at Kat Tak was quite spectacular however in an airliner travelling between 120 and 140 kts roughtly, the chances of being able to see in anyones window for longer than a fraction of a second let alone be able to identify what they were doing is very very slim.
You can also see in any Kai Tak video taken from around the checkerboard that aircraft don't fly between buildings just very low over them, hence why you see spectacular shots of them over Kowloon.
@@VRTrucker I landed there once and have to agree there were few, if any, windows to look in. BUT, a starboard side seat gave a great view of Kowloon after the checkerboard. And, whilst the experience wasn't truly awesome, it has provided after-dinner chat for many years since!
I heard pilots used to call it The Kai Tak heart attack because it was quite complicated to land there.
i love the sound of these aircraft coming in at low altitude
growing up in Queens I was so used to JFK traffic that when I moved to the rural area of S Alabama, I had to have a radio on in order to fall asleep for the first 20 years.
This is dramatic footage of heavy arrival movements into Heathrow in the evening.These commercial airliners are huge.A spectacular sound and light show.👍🏽
Thank you for watching 🙂 I'm glad you did enjoy the video Faron.
Not if you're trying to sleep, it's not!
@Foebane72 You can only complain if you were living there before they built the airport. Otherwise, you only have yourself to blame for these interruptions.
Great place to live if you are an Aeroplane Spotter. 👍👍
Correct 🙂👍👍
This is the best dim light camera resolution I’ve ever seen
I'm a planespotter and I LOVE THIS I LOVE THIS
Looking at those flying machines, really makes me feel proud of mankind. How empowered and futuristic. Beautiful twilight video with those landing lights of the planes. Favourites.
Many thanks for your comment ! Glad you enjoyed it!
Yeah yeah, check the floating garbage island in the middle of the ocean, then be proud for the same mankind. I am ashamed of it, and every human being should too.
NO Heathrow Airport. …@@theburbles4260
We actually have flying cars but no one noticed yet :-)
Mankind destroying it planet
I had the chance to stay at a house very close to the Frankfurt airport and it actually wasn't as bad as I thought it would be, the planes just become white noise at some point. And they would stop at around 10 or 11pm and wouldn't fly until the next morning at 5 or 6. You could literally tell the time by the planes though lol
I have lived in Frankfurt in several apartments and there is literally no housing near the airport, there is a big forest between the airport and the nearest towns/neighborhoods , which are Schwanheim and Niederrad. I lived in Schwanheim and I couldn’t hear planes at all.
Frankfurt is an amazing example on how to build an airport and having residents be relatively happy about it.
Yeah honestly the issue with airplane noise is somewhat exaggerated. The noise of these engines is not harsh to ear and you quickly begin to filter it out, noise from cars on roads, railways or construction sites are way worse. If I had to choose between living by an airfield vs living by busy road I would choose airfield 100%. I don't know what is the explanation for this, there must be something more to sound issue than just decibels. I hate excess noise and all in all I think noise pollution is very underestimated issue, but somehow airplanes really don't bother me at all
I remember back when the Airbase was still active in Frankfurt. The first planes to arrive very early in the morning were the US Military's C5-Galaxy Freighters...these had a very distinctive loud organlike sound. As you said: You could literally tell the time, roll around and get some more sleep because the civilan airliners coming in after were much quieter. Nowadays even more so, an A380 is very quiet in comparison.
@@czwarty7878I have lived next to both an airport and a freeway. Can confirm that the freeway is worse. The sound is constant and it varies (trucks, motorcycles). It’s hard to block out a sound if it never stops and constantly changes.
Thank goodness for Germany’s mandated “quiet hours” (10/11pm-5/6am). Military aircraft have to get waivers granted by the German government to operate engines during those hours, and they are not easily approved.
I means its like living in NYC and having the sounds of the city all day long or various cities living near trains.
My house is near a train track and is only blocks away from the house I grew up in. These sounds of the city type things you kinda just get used to when you've been there a long time.
We had exactly the same situation at Brussels airport. Action groups all over until the germans took over. They calculate a strict minimum of noise and nuissance in flying over by changing approaches and start up ever flight. Thank you Lufthansa!
It’s funny, people move close to a source of noise and then complain about it despite the source of noise being there before they moved there.
When u have back to back airplanes waiting to land in a straight inclined line on sky near Heathrow, Its just a spectacular scene to watch at night.
It really is.
Oooh I’m so jealous.. wish I lived right under their flight path as I’d also be out there all the time capturing these amazing planes coming in to land.
Watched them, and amazing experience that all must try and get
White noise for some a nightmare for others !!!!
Well said Adam ! I love that noise 🙂👍Thank you for watching !
Pit me down for a HUGE NIGHTMARE!!!
My boyfriend use to live downtown directly under the planes landing path, you get use to it after a while. I found it funny how the 2 little Chihuahuas that lived there never batted an eye at the loud plane noises
"I love the smell of jet fumes in the morning!"
not healty
I live near a flight path and can tell by its sound which type of plane it is even while i'm ondoors. I love hearing them *_and_* seeing them too of course!
I have seen you from the flight..
What a place to live! Although landings don’t go on too deep into the night at Heathrow, so I guess this is evening in the winter, given the trees. Gatwick sees them deep into the night as the holiday flights come home
This footage was filmed late January Paul. Well spotted about the tree !
How late do the landings usually go at Heathrow?
@@KP-wt8qr Last flight at 11pm 🙂👍
@@topfelya so I imagine it’s like Sydney Airport where there’s a curfew between 11-5?
@@KP-wt8qrFirst landings in the morning are also restricted at Heathrow. Flew in from Japan a few weeks ago (14hrs!) and the pilot said that we were 'too early' so did a fly-around. to ensure our wheels didn’t touch the ground before the 6am requirement. I checked my phone and it said 05:59 - don’t suppose anyone will get too bent out of shape over a few seconds! 😀
Wait!? What!? There's an airport nearby? COOL !!!
I lived as far from Manchester airports 23R approach path. You become so used to it you don't hear them at all. I loved the sound of the VC-10 on take off. It was like the second coming it was so loud. The windows would vibrate and buzz when it hit a certain pitch. This was before double glazing became common.
My dad lived a few mins away from LAX, i remember falling asleep to the sounds of planes passing overhead as it was very peaceful. Plus he had a messed up radio that somehow would pick up the communication between the airport and planes, i would listen in sometimes
Awesome night approach shots, the aircraft really do come close to those houses! I'm an avgeek and love doing as much plane spotting as possible, but I don't even know if I'd enjoy having them fly over that close at night 😂
Hi mate ! 👋Thank you for your feedback. I know you love plane-spotting as much as me 🙂👍
Not aircraft coming to close to homes but homes being built to close to airports.
@@barrynash1676 Then the residents eventually complain about the noise lol.
They don’t come in until 6 am
@@petercross3984 Actually some of these were filmed between 5,30 am and 6am. That BA Airbus A380 came around 5,30 am 🙂
My uncle lived in Stanwell Moor during the 70s and we loved watching the planes coming in to land right above his house. After a while you get used to it and just block the noise out.
Absolutely love the A380. Both watching and being aboard.
Glad you enjoy it!
NO WAY would I live there !!!!!!🥺
Thank you for your feedback 🙂👍
I used to live in Heston Right under the flight path as they took off or landed. Not only did I get used to it, but this video makes me feel nostalgic. So many years ago.
I love this area in the day time, there is a area where I see the plane lights, one, then another in the distance behind all heading in my direction in a straight line. Such a amazing sight.😁
How awesome it would be to listen to this when you have a level 10 migraine like I get. I would go insane after the first couple of nights I think
As someone who loves planes I would live easily near an airport. I love hearing planes and watching them take off and landing.
youll be breathing in fumes 24/7 bro
Reminds me of living in a small town called Ardmore near Cold Lake Alberta, Canada. Fighter pilots from the nearby airbase would do a low sweep over the hamlet every morning around 6-7am.
Never needed an alarm clock since they'd shake the whole house.
I live in the flight path of Burbank Airport, and I like the jets. My sleep schedule is so used to the air traffic that if I don’t hear the jets by a certain time everyday, I wake up concerned. It’s like a comfort to me to hear those jets, but then I am from a military family (USAF).
You'll never be late for a flight that close to the airport
I live very close to Pearson airport in Toronto and hear this all the time.
Irritating at first but finally got used to it after six months.
It seems to be a great location for a plane spotter to live. They can enjoy their hobby from their front/back gardens.
I'ts a dream house for plane-spotters 🙂
@@topfelya if I lived in that street and wanted to sell (due to aircraft noise) I would be contacting plane spotter groups to see if someone was interested in buying. Occasionally I read about people who are worried they might not be able to sell their property and I wonder if they ever get in touch with plane spotters who might be interested
Love these videos...
I believe that’s going to keep everyone up all bloody night
Honestly, that just looked majestic. Personally I wouldn't choose to live there, but if I did I'd also be out capturing footage like this.
It is, in real life, and would recommend people to try and get near to these areas.
I live on the flight path near a busy international airport, planes are about 2000 feet above my house. I can watch the planes turn and line up with runway. The airport usually alternates runways so they are not constantly flying overhead. I love it however I am sure many people would not.
Wow ! Which airport is that ? 🙂
Wanna get married? 😉
@@getmeouttatennessee4473then when you have kids and they ask , so how did you meet ? Hermmm you tube comment section about planes 😅😅😅
@@carlos.8569😂
Answer the question, mate. 👀
That was beautiful to watch. 👍🌌
A plane spotters paradise and a dream come true
Many years ago during summer months, my friends and I would drive out to this dirt road in Queens Farm NYC, park, sit on the hood of the car, enjoy a few tokes, and watch those planes coming in to land just a few feet above our heads. Those were the best days.
OMG I would be never away from the window. Dream house. Love planes Love the view Love the noise wow wow wow I live by Birmingham Airport wish they flew over. Are close but not close enough x
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Thank you Ronnie for your comment here 🙂 I would love to live here as well
@Topfelya my pleasure am a big fan your videos are sensational 👏
I lived in SA where aeroplanes landed, and my new house walls started bursting, I took photos that you can see the wheels qnd underside, but nothing else. You could not watch TV, or talk on the phone.
I sold and moved.
I will go outside to watched. Love everything about Airlines. We stay on High route too, love it. The 380:s do not fly over us, will love to watch them.
I’ve been on that Air Canada Star Alliance A330, and I believe we took the same approach into Heathrow in 2013.
Dude I would live there in a heartbeat. The sound of jets is music to my ears, and relaxing.
its not the same when u have to sleep to wake up to work lmao
No you wouldn’t. It’s loud!
@@ali10833 I live under 2 miles away from JFK next to a flight path and after a while it just becomes a part of your life and you don't notice the sound unless your are specifically listing for it
That's exactly the kind of place i live in in Cape Town South Africa. Planes flight right above my apartment but an aviation enthusiast, i don't complain at all
Where do you live exactly in Cape Town ? I want to see it with a huge interest on Google map. 🙂
I grew up and live in Boksburg very close to the runways of OR Tambo international airport, east of Johannesburg, South Africa. The school I used to go to couple decades ago is right in/under the path of the incoming planes and we also lived right next to those runways. I love the sound of airplanes! This is a great upload, thanx!
@@topfelyafor Cape Town's airport you can just Google Cape Town International Airport.
@@Gqrk Thank you so much Riana for your feedback 🙂
I live right next to one of the busiest airports in the US. When Covid hit hard and planes were not flying, my family had this weird eerie feeling that we couldnt shake off... we felt off, had trouble sleeping, etc.... We were just too used to hearing planes all the time.
I'll never forget the night a C-5A flew over my neighborhood at 3am,that engine sound is spine chilling.
If I lived there I would be outside 24/7 just watching them pass by. What a dream.
Good to see 380s getting work.
Imagine being a airplane fanatic and/or photographer and living there, incredible view.
Absolutely beautiful shot there mate amazing
Just love these gorgeous planes ✈️ come in whether it’s day or night! Actually, night looks better because you can see all the lights on them which makes it a bit spooky. Great video...thanks for sharing.
Thank you Annie 🙂👍Im agree with you , at night airplanes looks better with their light on
I agree,
I go plane spotting at Heald Green Manchester and love how they appear to hang in the air when approaching Manchester Airport
Best at night, also, if you can get a view of the airport, a living, lit up city
Beautiful camera work! 🎓👌
Thank you my friend 🙂👍👍
I used to live by heathrow (Born & Bred), almost as close as this. It's mad but you don't think anything of it. The only time I noticed it, was when we moved out to the country ... then I couldn't sleep!
the precise camera movement makes it look like a video game after a while
I once lived at an airport for years, and the homes that would fly over were even louder than the planes.
🤣💅🏾
Since when could homes fly?
Why am I laughing so hard?😂😂
@@Mr.Cheeseburger24 You ever watched the documentry called UP.
I'm still trying to understand 😂
I love the A380 and I've always wanted to fly on one. But seeing it this close in a RUclips video is so awe-inducing because of how majestic it is! Thank you!
You will enjoy flying on the A380 its such a beautiful quiet ride
@@nestorgray3291 Thanks :D
I hope one day you will fly on A380
Try and make it happen; I always regret that I never got on Concorde, I've seen a 380 IRL at Farnborough airshow and she's one impressive plane. If you've been to any airshows you must have seen the F16 high AOA pass? Imagine a plane the size of the 380 doing it, seriously it looks amazing.
Emirates 380 Gatwick to Bangkok absolute pleasure ❤
FANTASTIC!
I live a little further up the flight path in Isleworth, and personally, I love it.. also the big jets tend to all be in by 11, definitely before midnight, so I have no trouble sleeping at all!
Get all the sleep you'll ever need if one comes in short.
Oh jeeezzz I would move there immediately 👍what a lovely sound to go sleep with. ❤
🇮🇪 brilliant capture of the airplanes landing
Awesome night spotting in London!
Realtor: "I HOPE YOU LIKE PLANES"
Client: " .... Why are you yelling?"
Realtor: "YOU'LL SEE"
Noisy, but must be pretty spectacular to watch passing over the garden.
On the plus side one can never be late for flights!
I would love to live there!! My Dad and his partner live near EMA, not as busy but it’s very cool to see them so close
Back in 87-88 I was stationed at Ft Bragg NC and our barracks were maybe 1/2 mile from the end of the Pope AFB runway. C130s, C141s, and C5s taking off all hours of day & night, and so low you’d swear you could hit them with a rock.
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I remember visiting CFB Trenton and walking across the tarmac next to a hanger. A C130 flew over the hanger at full throttle. You could barely hear it till it was directly overhead. Startled the shit out of me lol
I lived near this area in Hounslow and on the flight path to Heathrow Airport for 20 years, and no planes fly overhead between 10:30pm and 4:30am the following morning, so we residents do end up getting our sleep. 😄 Even with the planes going overhead every two minutes, you do get used to them very quickly and eventually stop noticing them entirely.
must have been a long time ago then, regularly later than that now
I would love to live that close to an airport!
Awesome . I would pay 2 millions per month to hear that . I love airplanes and their sound
Living near an airport I can appreciate this . When the Concord was in operation it always was a special show . I remember the SST and Concord meeting and posed nose to nose . Amazing
What do you mean? SST and Concord?
@@AMSFlyer British Airways had concords in their fleet, they called it SST. In 1976 a British SST landed along with a French Concord at Dulles International airport. It was two of the same plane but in different livery. One had the British Airways, and one had the French logo. Then they posed them nose to nose. It was a huge deal. The British took it out of service shortly after. Pollution along with the noise and poor fuel economy were deciding factors.
Anyone who lived there for more than 30 years could probably attest to the fact that planes nowadays are so much more quieter than before. I mean, I once stood like right next to a runway at a major international airport (I used to work for an airline), and watched an A380 take off. Even at take off power, the engines are not that loud that it ends up being painful to my ears!
What an experience you've had 🙂 The closest Ive been to Airbus A380 takeoff at Manchester airport. And it is not that loud
Its true, the A380 is about as loud as the A330, despite having 4 engines versus 2
I think those 787 nav lights would wake me up alone if i lived there.
When I am staying in Dareh, Dubai it's right in the flight path of the main airport. Now much consolation for those suffering from sleep deprivation but I love watching the planes come in.
I grew up under a flight path into what is now Pearson International airport in Toronto, and I loved it. On hot summer morning's you could smell jet fuel in the air, as the big planes flew in every 15 minutes on the dot. My Dad and I shared many moments sitting in the backyard in the shade of that old plum tree watching those planes. You get used to the noise...
Lovely
"Smelling jet fuel in the air" isn't a good thing, do you realize that? It's toxic.
Very Nice!!!🛬🛫🇬🇧👍
Thank you so much for watching Masahiko 🙂👍
Where I lived years ago, planes would fly near our home and it was so cool :3
That's fantastic
No issues whatsoever for me ! Ha!
Same for me 🙂 I would happily to live there !