Where I live, one regularly flies over on it's way from Hamburg to Chester (for the Airbus plant in Broughton) They're actually quite scary when you see them as they just look *wrong* being so big in the air haha!
Where I live, one regularly flies over on it's way from Hamburg to Chester (for the Airbus plant in Broughton) They're actually quite scary when you see them as they just look *wrong* being so big in the air haha!I'm bored and watching the Beluga XLs pottering about Europe. I'd love to see one in real life. Must be massive.
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I was watching the chaos at Manchester a few weeks ago. Even an A380 had to do a go around. I like watching BigJetsTV when it's windy. There was also someone covering Manchester that day.I've found my people!!!! I was on it the other night during the high winds, watching to see which planes were doing go arounds and where they were diverting to. My partner thinks it's an extremely weird interest
BigJetTV is quite a character! When I started following him, YouTube suddenly started to recommend more videos where people film from the side of a runway. Manchester is another popular one.I was watching the chaos at Manchester a few weeks ago. Even an A380 had to do a go around. I like watching BigJetsTV when it's windy. There was also someone covering Manchester that day.
https://giphy.com/3EAKxgOCS8gkiypd72 ---Where I live, one regularly flies over on it's way from Hamburg to Chester (for the Airbus plant in Broughton) They're actually quite scary when you see them as they just look *wrong* being so big in the air haha!
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The panda flight went over my house. I ran out to see itI do wonder why some of the flights have like 1000+ people watching them. Feel like I'm missing outI want to know why.
Some are obvious when it's a 7700 squawk or something.
Or the flight when the Pandas returned to china for example at one point had like 2.5k people tracking that 1 flight!
When the Queen died and her body was being flown back from Scotland, there were over a million people tracking the flight at one point- including me, and I'm not a fan of the royals!I do wonder why some of the flights have like 1000+ people watching them. Feel like I'm missing outI want to know why.
Some are obvious when it's a 7700 squawk or something.
Or the flight when the Pandas returned to china for example at one point had like 2.5k people tracking that 1 flight!
An emergency squawk can be anything tho, from something really exciting like the Alaskan air incident, to a medical problem onboard. 99% of the time it’s a medicalI've turned on the notifications for the emergency Squawks
Never realised there were so many though!
Yeah, like one earlier was simply because they were waiting to land at Birmingham but other planes were held up as well, circling, for whatever reason.An emergency squawk can be anything tho, from something really exciting like the Alaskan air incident, to a medical problem onboard. 99% of the time it’s a medical
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