As the 2016 Farnborough Airshow is set to open with within the next few days’ time in two days.. With the massive displays of what the Aviation, airliner carriers, defense and space industry has to offer too… during the two different types of convention.. Between trades 11-15 July 2016 then it’s the Public Show 16- 17 July 2016… As the preparations continue with test pilots from various manufacturers… there’s one beside Airbus… Is Boeing whom always demonstrated the beyond the limits of what their aircraft type can do in performances in gracefully gracing the runaway like a ballerina gracing the stage with elegance…As this New Nippon Airways Boeing 787-9 series Dreamliner taking the aircraft in various flight take then landing abort situations in various difficult situations where they don’t recommend to fly like this occasionally in various sharp banks evasive moves … also its best to turn up the resolution and sound for this… Flown by Test Pilots Captains Van Charey, Randy Neville and John Misuradze… visual aviation footage by Wolfe Air Aviation Ltd…
Tag: aircraft landings
AIR NEW ZEALAND | Boeing 777-300 smooth landing at LAX…?
Flying on a “ Air New Zealand” Flight Number one, on a ” Boeing 777-300” from “London Heathrow Airport –LHR” To “LAX – Los Angeles International Airport” “You Tuber Henry Tang” .. Filming on October 2014, his approach path from as his flight gathers lower attitude from a beautifully scenic flight as you see the San Andres fault line in the distance.. Then the amazing views from San Bernardino National Forest the Angeles National Forest… Also seeing the beautifully orange glow sunset setting in the distance towards from Venice Beach to all the way to sandy beaches of Santa Monica in the distances.. .
Also as to approaching landing on the runway.. Seeing Downtown Los Angeles then making its way to Inglewood, then landing remarkably smooth on LAX… As landed the flight is instructed by the Air Stewardess of the procedures of landing over the aircraft intercom.. Proceeding to its designated Terminal…