WOW cool is right!! Are you kidding me!! That place looks incredible! Never even heard of the country. When the plane pulled up to the "terminal" it looked like it was merely coming into a driveway at a house!
When you are in French Polynesia with French speaking pilots and French speaking ATC and no English speaking pilots within 1000 miles, this is not uncommon.
@@AdvantagersRS yes I can appreciate that , just thinking of other pilots in the area who could be reliant on understanding other's transmissions for full situational awareness
Yes but they can also speak in their own language, as soon as they hear another pilot speaking in English, they are all supposed to revert to speaking in English so that everyone understands each other.
Complete civilian here and may I ask a few dumb questions? What determines a rough touch down landing? Is it auto or pilot skill? On reverse thrust, does that mean engines are not turning or brakes are stronger? I’m absolutely addicted to these great videos!
There are many factors that can effect the roughness of a landing, the main factor being weather. If there are strong winds (particularly cross winds) it can make landing very difficult sometimes causing a rough landing. Also if the runway they are landing on is short, sometimes it is necessary to land the aircraft as soon as possible to make sure you have as much runway to stop the aircraft. As for reverse thrust, on this particular aircraft the way the reverse thrust works is once the aircraft touches down the angle of the propellers change so that air is redirected forward rather than backwards causing the aircraft to slow down. Hope this answers your questions
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What an idyllic atoll. Thanks for doing the walk-around plane check to show us that great livery design. 👍
Very cool to see the coral mountain rise up from the sea. OK landing, too.
French Polynesia is our home away from home. If you've never been, this truly is the definition of paradise.
Thanks JP❤😊
gotta be the best name for an airport , how the dude keeps a straight face ......lol
Careful how it’s pronounced 😆😂🤣
Nice 👍
WOW cool is right!! Are you kidding me!! That place looks incredible! Never even heard of the country. When the plane pulled up to the "terminal" it looked like it was merely coming into a driveway at a house!
J'ADORE ! Merci.
Super magic!
What a spot in the world to be a pilot!
paradise
Used to work in Jersey, CI…never get tired of the reverse thrust on landing and taxing,👍🏴
Greaser!
Spettacolo. ⭐️⭐️
EXCITING 💙💙!!!!!! COOL PILOTS ❤❤✈ Xx..........
Its my understanding that all comms between pilots and ATC and the like are to be in english ?
When you are in French Polynesia with French speaking pilots and French speaking ATC and no English speaking pilots within 1000 miles, this is not uncommon.
@@AdvantagersRS ok thanks !
@@AdvantagersRS yes I can appreciate that , just thinking of other pilots in the area who could be reliant on understanding other's transmissions for full situational awareness
Yes but they can also speak in their own language, as soon as they hear another pilot speaking in English, they are all supposed to revert to speaking in English so that everyone understands each other.
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Complete civilian here and may I ask a few dumb questions? What determines a rough touch down landing? Is it auto or pilot skill? On reverse thrust, does that mean engines are not turning or brakes are stronger? I’m absolutely addicted to these great videos!
There are many factors that can effect the roughness of a landing, the main factor being weather. If there are strong winds (particularly cross winds) it can make landing very difficult sometimes causing a rough landing. Also if the runway they are landing on is short, sometimes it is necessary to land the aircraft as soon as possible to make sure you have as much runway to stop the aircraft. As for reverse thrust, on this particular aircraft the way the reverse thrust works is once the aircraft touches down the angle of the propellers change so that air is redirected forward rather than backwards causing the aircraft to slow down. Hope this answers your questions
This clip needs an explicit language warning 😂
France is also on the other side of the world 😁
Where's all the ABC stores??
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Hello
what is the attraction there?
geee..dunno. haha