A well made video of what appears to be a slick operation. However, whilst it might seem 'cool' to fly barefoot, it certainly doesn't look very professional on a commercial flight. I am surprised that the airline allows this. In an emergency situation, this could actually become a hindrance, as the pilot's feet are totally unprotected. The pilot(s) would need to take an active rôle in the safety, protection and evacuation of their pax. With the potential for injured feet, they would be unable to do this. I would have thought that at least a pair of deck/boat shoes would be in order.
Quite common here on the West Coast of Canada. Vancouver to Victoria has upwards of 10 flights each day in the summer. Also Seattle, Nanaimo and several of the smaller islands are connected this way, with the exact same planes. They are actually all made in Canada, as DHC stands for De Havilland Canada..and the headquarters is now in Victoria BC. Great to see them in use in other places. Denmark is beautiful
This aircraft defined a class that no other entries. It has been re-introduced By Viking Air who are building a glass cockpit series 400 aircraft. Long live de Havilland!
Excellent video! So glad to see a seaplane service being utilized, where it can be, to offer even more mobility for people. I truly hope this service grows and expands.
Wow! I commuted to Aarhus for about 4 years. I thought I've tried everything from Copenhagen: by car over Storebæltsbroen bridge, by train under the sea, by SAS ATR-72 and by boat on MOLSLINJEN. I should get back to work in AArhus and try the Seaplanes!!
I love flying by seaplanes when possible. The ride is comfortable & not as loud as people would expect. The landing is also very smooth, I could fly them daily and never get sick of it. 🛩️ Great video
A wonderful and unusual flight Felix and thanks for taking us along for the ride....well done as always and I would love to got to Denmark...but God knows when !!!
if visiting North America, specifically Seattle, Victoria BC Canada or Vancouver Canada try Kenmore Air or Harbour Air......they both are Seaplane operators in the Northwest. Scenery is just as beautiful as Denmark. I have been on De Havilland Beavers, Otters and twin Otters as well as the Cessna Caravan with them. They do fly elsewhere too.
There’s something about the sound of the engine in full throttle that mesmerize every time I watch videos of propeller-driven airplanes. Wish that I’ll be able to fly one, soon.
Absolutely wonderful video and trip report! This is so much more exciting than the larger aircraft types out of major airports! Great to see the footage of the Twin Otter. I had no idea it is so spacious inside. Here in Vancouver, BC, I try to fly on Harbour Air as much as possible. I am hoping my next trip will be on the Twin Otter, so far I have only been on the Single Otter, which is also an experience in itself. Wonderful photography, and I had no idea Aarhus is so large. This is definitely the best trip report I have seen! Thank you! Cheers, Carl
Very interesting trip report! Although the plane was old, it looks so new :D. By the way, you got a really nice engine view, I always enjoy watching the pilots land the plane XD. I really excited when the approach begin, land on the water is harder than land on the runway isn't it?
Not Regular But This Is Special Because This Is Real First Class With Real Luxury Because You Can See The Cockpit On Passenger Aircraft While This Plane Flying And Operation
Hey! I was there 3 weeks ago, didn’t fly, we had never been in that part of Copenhagen, now we had. That’s actually pretty cool how you made a video about it now. I even saw it take off, pretty cool for an aviation fan like me to see a plane take off outside of an airport. _:)_
This is one of the best trip reports in the history of simply aviation
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4:44 Flying bare foot, how scandinavian!
They fly with sandals in the Maldives
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A well made video of what appears to be a slick operation. However, whilst it might seem 'cool' to fly barefoot, it certainly doesn't look very professional on a commercial flight. I am surprised that the airline allows this.
In an emergency situation, this could actually become a hindrance, as the pilot's feet are totally unprotected. The pilot(s) would need to take an active rôle in the safety, protection and evacuation of their pax. With the potential for injured feet, they would be unable to do this.
I would have thought that at least a pair of deck/boat shoes would be in order.
@@heli-crewhgs5285 It's easier to deal with wet feet, rather than soaked shoes. Especially considering its a sea plane.
A unique and different trip report 🤩
Yeah I really liked it
We fly the same plane at Harbour Air seaplanes in British Columbia. Nice to see a different view from across the pond
What an amazing Fight! It’s unusual flights like this, that I really love to try myself. Hopefully I’ll get the chance in the future!✈️
I want to try this too!
Quite common here on the West Coast of Canada. Vancouver to Victoria has upwards of 10 flights each day in the summer. Also Seattle, Nanaimo and several of the smaller islands are connected this way, with the exact same planes. They are actually all made in Canada, as DHC stands for De Havilland Canada..and the headquarters is now in Victoria BC. Great to see them in use in other places. Denmark is beautiful
Its flight not fight
1:48 nice to see Audi sponsoring a window
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@@trainsandrandomstuff3221 yes ha ha
This aircraft defined a class that no other entries. It has been re-introduced By Viking Air who are building a glass cockpit series 400 aircraft. Long live de Havilland!
Excellent video! So glad to see a seaplane service being utilized, where it can be, to offer even more mobility for people. I truly hope this service grows and expands.
Wow! I commuted to Aarhus for about 4 years. I thought I've tried everything from Copenhagen: by car over Storebæltsbroen bridge, by train under the sea, by SAS ATR-72 and by boat on MOLSLINJEN.
I should get back to work in AArhus and try the Seaplanes!!
I love flying by seaplanes when possible. The ride is comfortable & not as loud as people would expect. The landing is also very smooth, I could fly them daily and never get sick of it. 🛩️ Great video
A wonderful and unusual flight Felix and thanks for taking us along for the ride....well done as always and I would love to got to Denmark...but God knows when !!!
If god told you when can u tell us when
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This is just...Simply Amazing!
if visiting North America, specifically Seattle, Victoria BC Canada or Vancouver Canada try Kenmore Air or Harbour Air......they both are Seaplane operators in the Northwest. Scenery is just as beautiful as Denmark. I have been on De Havilland Beavers, Otters and twin Otters as well as the Cessna Caravan with them. They do fly elsewhere too.
I’d love to that one day. Seattle is really a beautiful city 🌃.
@@neoflyerx it is. But Vancouver and Victoria are both much, much better.
Good Work Simply Aviation Happy To See Your Videos After A Long Time Good Job Felix And Team Simply Aviation
They fly over my house daily ☺️ Lol, and in this video you flew straight over my parents house.
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@@Ksubsbefore-qu3iv do you live anywhere close to where his parents live
Wow
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I love to watch your tripreport video's
Because it really helps to gain more knowledge about travelling .
Love from India 🙂🙂
Me too i am from india
wooow the landing is super n!! Give me a real feeling of flying !! I didn't know how seaplane looks like !! Thanks for sharing mate !!
yes butter but with a side of choppy waves and a drink of bounce
As almost always I'm really excited how the next trip report is going to be like!
wonderful! love the sounds of the Twin Otter - I have some flights with them on my channel too, but not the seaplane variant! beautiful flight :)
My favorite trip report of Simply aviation’s channel
There’s something about the sound of the engine in full throttle that mesmerize every time I watch videos of propeller-driven airplanes. Wish that I’ll be able to fly one, soon.
This is pretty cool, I don't think I've ever seen simply avi in a seaplane. Awesome trip report, I love your content!
Me neither, now I want to make a trip report.
So far, one of the most awesome TR was that.
That was great, what a superb flight to experience
Landing in the sea. Captain Sully: Am i a joke to you
Wow nice. Im from Copenhagen and i see this plane a lot.
I am an aviation geek i love your trip reports well done ❤❤❤
I am too! This video is especially appealing. Can’t wait to make a new trip report.
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Been looking foward to this one for a while!!!
This. Is. Just. Simply. Amazing.
That was the coolest trip report ever. I’d love to do a flight report on a Sea Plane. Great job!
Absolutely wonderful video and trip report! This is so much more exciting than the larger aircraft types out of major airports! Great to see the footage of the Twin Otter. I had no idea it is so spacious inside. Here in Vancouver, BC, I try to fly on Harbour Air as much as possible. I am hoping my next trip will be on the Twin Otter, so far I have only been on the Single Otter, which is also an experience in itself. Wonderful photography, and I had no idea Aarhus is so large. This is definitely the best trip report I have seen! Thank you! Cheers, Carl
This seaplane flys over my working place almost everyday with a very low altitude, I work in Hellerup, 4km north of Copenhagen.
Oh wow. Good to see you´re back! Great video!
You should come to Vancouver and fly Harbour Air! Tones of flights in and around the Vancouver Island area!
There's something like this in Victoria Canada, right downtown in the harbor. And its very busy all the time.
Victoria and Vancouver are the 2 big ones
Nice Canadian built plane
Very interesting trip report! Although the plane was old, it looks so new :D. By the way, you got a really nice engine view, I always enjoy watching the pilots land the plane XD. I really excited when the approach begin, land on the water is harder than land on the runway isn't it?
The propellerof the plane before take off i was amazed because the sound is from our big fan of our school
Really makes you think that the start of long haul modern air travel is in thanks in part to the pioneering Sea Planes
I love the Twin Otter so much
Very impressive seaplane journey really enjoyable thanks for sharing 👌
I actually flew on a beaver seaplane in Rose Bay, Sydney harbour in 2004. Great experience. 😊 Another cool video. 👍
A flight in a Beaver is like nothing else.
It's a fantastic plane Dave. A great experience. 👍😊🇮🇪🇨🇦
This is my favorite YT channel!!
The turboprop sounds in 8:19 feels so chilly for me
Wow never knew they would operate from an office
Loved this video, but jealous...I want to go!!!
Awesome wind turbines! Good video as well as waterplane! Like.
This sea plane looks so cool I like that sea plane
The Vancouver BC seaplane flight operations actually has a control tower there is so much seaplane traffic.
I once went on vacation to Silonh where we flew on a Chuck's Ocean Airways seaplane to the Port of Kapernica
Not Regular But This Is Special Because This Is Real First Class With Real Luxury Because You Can See The Cockpit On Passenger Aircraft While This Plane Flying And Operation
One of the best trip report from Simply Aviation :D
That’s experience was awesome dude
Wow nice a tripreport on a Seaplane👌🏼👍🏼👍🏼😍
First time seeing a seaplane awesome 👍
1:19 the best hey i have ever listen 🤩
Amazing flight !!
Fantastic vídeo.
good video !
i have flew this aircraft once. It was amazing
That’s awesome. I love this video , once the pandemic is over, I’ll travel to Germany then to Denmark.
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very nice video
be safe david
and ps do you know dubai has resumed accepting tourists
My first waterplane ride. 😁👍🏾😎
really cool! all those windmills are unsightly though. for what .5kw per hour
Looks like your in a sully simulator to see what it would look like and when you land in the warter it looks epic
Awesome video guys!
Very nice video!
Oh my gosh, that is so AWESOME!!!!
Those airplanes have an almost unlimited life span
WOW!!!! I thought seaplanes were only in Hollywood movies of the 1930s and 1940s.
Really enjoyed this trip report!🛩️
That airline really has a love for Audi's!
In 2019 this plane landed at my local airfield! :)
Siempre quise viajar en un avión despegando desde el mar. gracias.
Première fois de voir un Twin hydravion.
excellent video very good idea to make the report in these units
This looks cool
Think i'm gonna use it the next time i'm going to Århus, love flying but can't stand airports.
Watching this when it was posted 3 minutes ago
what's it like on Take Off and Landing?
is it violently bumpy? or bearable car got flat tires bumpy?
Amazing, I had never seen a normal flight in a sea plane, anyway thanks for the video ✋✋👍😊
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Do you choose your seat or it’s first come first serve ?
Really Interesting!
were there security checks before u entered the plane?
Beautiful flight ! I like this aircraft !
This is only use for domestic puropeses or international also
Good to see a 42 year old plane still flying
And now back in production - Viking Air in British Columbia.
Wow amazing. It's landing on water. 😁
whoaaa special flight i love it
Hey! I was there 3 weeks ago, didn’t fly, we had never been in that part of Copenhagen, now we had. That’s actually pretty cool how you made a video about it now.
I even saw it take off, pretty cool for an aviation fan like me to see a plane take off outside of an airport.
_:)_
I know right. Now I’m dying to do a trip report similar to this.
oh hey first time seeing u take off by sea plane
This one is really good
Was that the famous Maria ? She used to fly the Twin Otter in the Maldives, then Greenland ?? and now..........
I live in Aarhus, great to see you make a trip report with this flight! However £220 one way is not worth it 😲😂
Wow water plane !!!
I've just flown a DHC6 flight for 13 minutes XD. Taking off and landing on the sea is interesting!
Simply Awesome!!❤️👍✈️
Wow so cool flying on a seaplane.What an experience! Whats better than flying above the scandinavian countries?