Pilots may have it easy once they level off at cruising altitude, but never think for a second they don't earn every penny on take off and landing! They deserve all of our respect!
I am such a nervous flyer and enjoy watching these videos. They actually are reducing my flight anxiety. My fears are that I have no control and I need to let that go. All of the lights, buttons, and controls in the cockpit are intimidating to laypersons but the Pilot and co-Pilot have intimate knowledge of each and they are constantly making the right navigational choices for a smooth takeoff/landing with everyone's safety in mind.One day I hope to make my first transatlantic flight! Hopefully, I'll fly when of these great TH-cam Pilots! The next time I fly, I'm going to ask the pilot if he/she is on TH-cam so I can follow!
@@tinkletink1403 nope he's very chill gave controlls for the first officer to train he respects him and have trust in him to approach. Respect for the captain. They're good team from the start.
@@GordonIsFreeman what are you talking? do you think it is an act of kindness to give the first officer control? the usually alternate from pilot flying to pilot monitoring on every second flight
🔝🔝👏🏻 to all pilots of all companies all over the world... They're simply another level!!! Thank you for taking us on board and keep us safe in the sky!!! ❤❤❤❤❤God Bless You all!!
From someone who is petrified to fly, watching these two takes some of my anxiety away. My heart pounds just watching this video. They seem very responsible and trusting. I so wish I could get past this fear..
I usually have my doc prescribe me a few anti-anxiety tablets. Keeps me calmer and far less anxious. As I get older, I've developed claustrophobia and find planes very tight.
Great shot of the cockpit, and how the Captain, and First Officer have to keep on concentrating on every single detail. 👏 God Bless to all that safety bring us to our destinations 😊
Check out the channel of this Eurowings cockpit. One of the very best and detailed I've ever seen, with stunning cockpit views! (all-round cameras): www.youtube.com/@ApproachandDepartureVideos
What are the little adjustments that the pilot on the left keeps making? Little knobs that are turned? Why are some of the top row readouts blinking? Also what are they looking out for out the window? It's clear to me the two men are preoccupied - but I'm not sure at what. I assume they're changing the original flight path to get clear of storm clouds and/or birds?
OMFG! The absolute skill that goes into these very clever people! It takes a special person to deal with all that! Jeez! I think Pilots and surgeons are worth their weight in gold!! Our life is literally in their hands! x 👏🙏💕
Thank you very much for sharing your world with us as I found this very interesting and enjoyable to watch. Hoping you and your fellow pilots stay safe.
Nice video. It's always lovely to ride along in the cockpit and enjoy the team work and professionalism involved in flying.Its a real privilege to be able to see those moments. I've done a fair amount of flying in small aircraft over my life and it never gets old. 😊 Great to see that storm on the screen ahead and watch as they change course to fly around it and climb up past the weather.
New to this channel, and recently flying again after many years off due to my own phobia. Part of my homework is watching flying videos. But I can't tell what is happening in this video. I watched it expecting to see a thunderstorm, but it doesn't even look like they're in rain. Also, what's the time count on the GRD CALL button you mention? There are so many noises at the onset to them taking off - is this one of them? Also, which part of the flight is autopilot? Is any of this video autopilot, and they've just got their hands on the wheel just in case?
Just means they were aligned with the center-line of the runway as the tires ran over the almost flush center-line lights. Most of us offset just a bit to avoid the noise/thumping. The 737 is particularly loud, and also in the air due to wind noise. Frankly surprises they don't have noise cancelling headsets.
The life of everyone on board depends upon just one thing: finding someone back there who can not only fly this plane, but who didn't have fish for dinner.
If you ask, they are Romanian pilots. Captain instructs co-pilot on some things for the future. He explains, after level 5 with 250 to always keep an eye on the radar "at descent, to always know what you have beneath you".
Not 1000% sure what you refer to by the clicking sounds, but I believe you’re talking about the trim wheel. It makes minor control inputs so the pilot doesn’t have to use a lot of force on the controls. The rhythmic bumping is the landing gear going over the runway lights. They’re mostly inset into the runway but they do stick out a little bit.
Oh my god so many pushing buttons and turning dials and just movement non stop and looking and looking what a stressful job so glad l sit in the back amazing footage l really thought they actually had hands on steering boy am l wrong they really earn their money well done sirs.
Beacause the question of rejecting the take off or continuing is one of the most critical in our business. Some companies will let the same crew member taking off and keeping hands on the throttle some will request the PIC to handle the throttles, and some will even have both hands when the first officer is flying. Just a question of procedure choice by the company.
Good video and great pilots but wouldn't it be smart to try avoid hitting center lamps to save front wheel carriage and lamps even if they are sturdy, goes for a lot of pilots 🙂
Pilots may have it easy once they level off at cruising altitude, but never think for a second they don't earn every penny on take off and landing! They deserve all of our respect!
You got that right. You couldn't said it any better..
You are so right!
And the ATC too. Imagine how stressful controlling all the air traffic and ground traffic can be.
I am such a nervous flyer and enjoy watching these videos. They actually are reducing my flight anxiety. My fears are that I have no control and I need to let that go. All of the lights, buttons, and controls in the cockpit are intimidating to laypersons but the Pilot and co-Pilot have intimate knowledge of each and they are constantly making the right navigational choices for a smooth takeoff/landing with everyone's safety in mind.One day I hope to make my first transatlantic flight! Hopefully, I'll fly when of these great TH-cam Pilots! The next time I fly, I'm going to ask the pilot if he/she is on TH-cam so I can follow!
They deserve their salary. Apart from that they should be replaced by AI asap. Because AI will out perform them very soon and by a big margin.
Captain seems very chill & cool
lol ... its the opposite
@@tinkletink1403 nope he's very chill gave controlls for the first officer to train he respects him and have trust in him to approach. Respect for the captain. They're good team from the start.
He looks like he's expecting a stroke!
@@GordonIsFreeman what are you talking? do you think it is an act of kindness to give the first officer control? the usually alternate from pilot flying to pilot monitoring on every second flight
🔝🔝👏🏻 to all pilots of all companies all over the world... They're simply another level!!! Thank you for taking us on board and keep us safe in the sky!!! ❤❤❤❤❤God Bless You all!!
From someone who is petrified to fly, watching these two takes some of my anxiety away.
My heart pounds just watching this video. They seem very responsible and trusting. I so wish I could get past this fear..
Same here! I am terrified to fly, and my heart is racing watching this too! It makes my stomach hurt.
Same here! I recommend watching more aviation channels, for example 74gear and Mentour Pilot
That's a shame you're afraid to fly.
I love it but have a phobia about storms.
Not something you just get over.. unfortunately
@@zaram131 get yourself booked into a simulator for a fear of flying hour or buy Alan Carrs book the easy way to fly and get on board
I usually have my doc prescribe me a few anti-anxiety tablets. Keeps me calmer and far less anxious. As I get older, I've developed claustrophobia and find planes very tight.
Great shot of the cockpit, and how the Captain, and First Officer have to keep on concentrating on every single detail. 👏 God Bless to all that safety bring us to our destinations 😊
Easily one of the best cockpit videos I have seen in a long time, superb audio and awe-inspiring visuals.
Check out the channel of this Eurowings cockpit. One of the very best and detailed I've ever seen, with stunning cockpit views! (all-round cameras):
www.youtube.com/@ApproachandDepartureVideos
What are the little adjustments that the pilot on the left keeps making? Little knobs that are turned? Why are some of the top row readouts blinking? Also what are they looking out for out the window? It's clear to me the two men are preoccupied - but I'm not sure at what. I assume they're changing the original flight path to get clear of storm clouds and/or birds?
Just the words I was looking for, a great great video! One of a kind in all aspects! Really feel the ride!
Two experienced and very serious Romanians... May God guide them all the time
You believe in god ahahahahahahaha 🤡
Ofc @@reecejamesg
why would they not be serious?
@@J.Paul2023 if god is real why does he give cancer to kids !? There is no god! And it’s time people grow up and stop being brain washed
@@PALZYT ahahaha grow up.
OMFG! The absolute skill that goes into these very clever people! It takes a special person to deal with all that! Jeez! I think Pilots and surgeons are worth their weight in gold!! Our life is literally in their hands! x 👏🙏💕
What's more impressive is the people that designed and built these massive flying machines and all the components that make them safe
Very nice takeoff 👏 👌. The captain is very calm and cool 😎 👌.
I just want to tell you both good luck. We're all counting on you.
LMAO 🤣🤣
I can see his face now🤣🤣
What's our vector, Victor?
@@rreennommaann We have clearance Clarence
I love how everyone here is posting quotes from the movie without naming the movie in question. 😅😅
Lmao I love how they hit the Mech Call horn to clear out the birds before lining up for departure lol. Excellent content mates
Thank you very much for sharing your world with us as I found this very interesting and enjoyable to watch. Hoping you and your fellow pilots stay safe.
Thank you! You too!
Nice video. It's always lovely to ride along in the cockpit and enjoy the team work and professionalism involved in flying.Its a real privilege to be able to see those moments. I've done a fair amount of flying in small aircraft over my life and it never gets old.
😊
Great to see that storm on the screen ahead and watch as they change course to fly around it and climb up past the weather.
Again very professional skills from Tarom crew, especially this captain, greetings from Bulgaria.
not that professional he’s coked out of his mind lol
Congratulations and greetings to the pilots!
Chasing the birds away with the GRD CALL button, never seen that before, amazing! 😂
True 😂
Then one of the birds reply ‘Ground to Cockpit’ 🤣
😂No in Paris we have all systems to chase birds…sounds, cars, guns and others 👌
That’s an Romanian ingenious & effective idea
New to this channel, and recently flying again after many years off due to my own phobia. Part of my homework is watching flying videos. But I can't tell what is happening in this video. I watched it expecting to see a thunderstorm, but it doesn't even look like they're in rain.
Also, what's the time count on the GRD CALL button you mention? There are so many noises at the onset to them taking off - is this one of them? Also, which part of the flight is autopilot? Is any of this video autopilot, and they've just got their hands on the wheel just in case?
Great video gentlemen.
Glad you enjoyed it!
First Officer Donald Pleasance
Ha! I was thinking the same thing!
😂
Yep, that's who he favors😂.
😂
Well damn
Excellent video, thank you!
The same departure on a Boeing 757 would look considerably less busy. I say that with nearly ten years in command of 737s and six in command of 757s.
I'll fly with this crew every day and twice on sunday.
He was certainly on the Centreline! I heard every single light under the nosewheel😊
Wow, how cool are these lads ..❤
Cine a inteles ce ziceau piloții, ăsta e like-ul nostru 😁⭐
I did. It was French English
Excellent video ii like vigilent of pilote and first officer
Not an easy job!❤❤ I appreciate them.
Great video quality. Thoroughly enjoyed it!
Genius use of a ground crew alert system, all aircraft should be fitted with 2 tone air horns from now on!
I like the bumpy sound during the roll! 🛫🔊💪🏻
Just means they were aligned with the center-line of the runway as the tires ran over the almost flush center-line lights. Most of us offset just a bit to avoid the noise/thumping. The 737 is particularly loud, and also in the air due to wind noise. Frankly surprises they don't have noise cancelling headsets.
Not very comfortable for the passengers bumping the plane over all the runway lights!
Actually that bumping sound was a bit unnerving.
@@josyms7849we don't feel or hear them as passengers.
Both nose gear tires were flat 🤣.
Very nice video and nice atmosphere inside the flight deck! Thank you very much ✈️🙏
Thanks a lot!
Super merci pour cette vidéo !! j’ai un TecnamP92... bien moins de boutons sur mon tableau de bord. ..😄
View is great without turbulence and Thunderstorm..😊
Thank you Pilots ❤❤
Diligence stalwart amazing cool flight best bravo for pilots amazing so interesting
Glad you enjoyed it
TOP DRIVER 👍👍👍
Amazing!
Good video
The life of everyone on board depends upon just one thing: finding someone back there who can not only fly this plane, but who didn't have fish for dinner.
I like the sound of trimming wheel
Quietest thunderstorm I've EVER seen lol
No thunderstorm and no turbulence. Seemed like click bait to me.
They turned right to avoid the "thunderstorm", and no turbulence worth talking about either!
Easy folk
They absolutely bang on!!!
If you ask, they are Romanian pilots. Captain instructs co-pilot on some things for the future. He explains, after level 5 with 250 to always keep an eye on the radar "at descent, to always know what you have beneath you".
Very professional love to see it
What are the clicking sounds, and the rhythmic bumping at take off?
Not 1000% sure what you refer to by the clicking sounds, but I believe you’re talking about the trim wheel. It makes minor control inputs so the pilot doesn’t have to use a lot of force on the controls.
The rhythmic bumping is the landing gear going over the runway lights. They’re mostly inset into the runway but they do stick out a little bit.
Nice to see tarom pilots!
Never seen so much commotion and movement in the cockpit
A lot of unfocused banter
Don’t know what you’re on about, all looks pretty normal to me.
@@ChicagoRob2 Like you have any idea what you're talking about, armchair.
Very nice video,Thank you!
Thanks for the video. Nice camera view. What Airline was that?
I think it is TAROM, A Romanian airline.
@@EinkOLED Ok thanks.😀
One I wouldn't want to fly on.
Great Video! What camera are you using? How did you manage to get very good outside view?
Super ✌
Oh my god so many pushing buttons and turning dials and just movement non stop and looking and looking what a stressful job so glad l sit in the back amazing footage l really thought they actually had hands on steering boy am l wrong they really earn their money well done sirs.
Does anyone know what the metal sound is , like knives being sharpened on steel.
Great video. ❤
I’ve never seen a FO adjust his seating so many times. But really professional
Que lindo
What was that thumping sound, during the rollout?
This is the center line lights. They are flush lights, it's not a bad habit to roll a few centimeters offside to avoid the noise.
@@13rdp It sounds like the tire is flat. Lol
You push forward initially on the 73'. The captain should have caught this. Take my recurrent course in the 73, you both need it.
Ottimo atterraggio
Prepararsi per decollo
Nice sunburn
Why are you not keep your hand on the throttle on takeoff ??
Beacause the question of rejecting the take off or continuing is one of the most critical in our business. Some companies will let the same crew member taking off and keeping hands on the throttle some will request the PIC to handle the throttles, and some will even have both hands when the first officer is flying. Just a question of procedure choice by the company.
All these comments from people who never understand the Balkan mentality 😂
The pilots are doing great work!
Hello from a serbian guy 🇷🇴 🇷🇸
what is the mentality?
doing loads of coke and being all lads lads lads lol
@@tinkletink1403 Not taking safety too serious.
the cb was around 11 miles away and there was no rain no signs of w/c
im sure the title is misleading cuz this is normal t/o
What is that air release noise
Oui oui wee wee unt sacrebleurrr
I can understand the need for the overhead grab bars yet they seem out of place.
Aren't those like... shade things...?
Where is the thunderstorm? Very good weather to fly... no issue.
You know it’s a 737 when you hear those trim wheels continually adjusting.
Best job in the world! With our without pigeons 😂
What are the knobs they keep adjusting??
autopilot
LFPG (Paris Charles de Gaulle) is Beautiful Airport with three parallel runways ❤❤❤.
Why are they constantly flipping switches and turning knobs? So much activity seems a little overdone or somewhat scary.
autopilot, turning off lights, landing gear etc
I thought Boeing recalled all the 737s with square wheels.
Calmest thunderstorm ever.
Lots of random knob turning and button touching. Very cinematic! 😂
I like a lot of gray hair in the cockpit 😂
So wherebis those turbulences? Or i have missed it?
I Love French Fly
they’re Romanian
Looks like that thunderstorm was in another country.
When do they set to climb power
3:28 from the looks of it. The FADEC on the 73NG would control the aircraft's thrust settings throughout each phase of flight.
They turned right at 3:43 to avoid the cell ahead, but there was no turbulence worth talking about. Nevertheless, nice video - thanks!
5:22 whats this lever for? Locking gears?
Siamo in quota😊
This guy is very nervous like Rodney dangerfield
😂😂😂
These are experienced people
??? Co-pilot is taking off this time, so the pilot is doing the co-pilot's work and checking everything... that's why he is turning around all he time
For your information: The hissing sound comes from the auto-trimmer.
Ya 737 is a fly by wire plane
You missed one of the centerline lights.
:-)
Good video and great pilots but wouldn't it be smart to try avoid hitting center lamps to save front wheel carriage and lamps even if they are sturdy, goes for a lot of pilots 🙂
@@sundar999 They are flush lights, but you're right, I always roll a few centimeters away from them, mainly for passengers confort.
❤❤😊
What a funny team 😂
You can't see much outside the window after the take off. More steep clime than I expected 😮
Nice CRM gentlemen.
ATC should speak english to let everybody listening know what is happening !
Not gonna lie, I had some anxiety when I saw the birds 🤣
In CDG I feel blank in communication just like in Beijing...😂
Using the ground call to get rid off birds. 😅
Did you have a flat tire on this 737? You were leaning!
Lol ground call ist also for birds 😂
All communication should be in English with ATC and vice versa. ☹️
Did l miss the thunderstorm ⛈️⁉️
Sorry .. but the pilot looks a little bit adgitated and sweaty dont he ?
you can feel how the captain gives the mood and specific energy in the cockpit. FO was much calmer at the beginning
Hangover cured by cocaine?😅
Cos he is flying a 737!!!!!!
It didn't seem much of a thunderstorm to me! They didn't even need to put their windscreen-wipers on! I didn't see even one raindrop!
It's a simulator, but the visual system is excellent nevertheless.
Extremely short takeoff roll. Both of these pilots drank too much coffee or have extreme anxiety.
No, they rotate after V1 called. Standard procedure.