Setting a NEW WORLD RECORD flying from the HIGHEST to the LOWEST Airport!
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I took on the challenge to fly from the World's highest airport in Daocheng, China with 4411 meters to the lowest in Atyrau, Kazakhstan, located 22 meters below sea level. It was quite a trip and my goal was to set a record time in completing this challenge.
Route: Daocheng Yading (DCY) to Atyrau (GUW) via Chengdu (TFU) Tashkent (TAS) & Almaty (ALA)
Plane: Airbus A319, Airbus A320neo, Airbus A321 & Boeing 737max
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What challenge do you want to see next? Let me know!
Go to that most rural airport and the most popular airport
@@aviation37. Atlanta Hartsfield Jackson to Mattala Rajapaksa
Next time: Ushuaia Malvinas Argentinas - Avarua Rarotonga International Airport :D
Qatar Airways to the USA...oh wait.
Josh I am a 14 year old watching your video I really love watching your videos please do a flight from Greenland to Antarctica and do a flight to Lakshadweep there’s even a new airline called fly 91. Josh please can you do this ATR adventure.
you could also try from Svalbard (LYR) - Ushuaia (USH). It is the Most northern Commercial to the most Southern Commercial Airport.
Thats gonna burn so much money, but great idea
Awesome idea
True, but would be so worth it. 😊
@@Jlemberger31 Just seen you'd already posted same thing. Apparently possible with 4 flights only!
How about from an airport with commercial scheduled pax flights with the longest runway (in Tibet) 5.500 m to the shortest (Saba, Netherlands Antilles) about 430m.
Challenge - QF 9 Heathrow to Perth standard economy middle seat, so no exit row or extra leg room. Like the vast majority have to fly.
Boring...
Josh has done a lot of economy videos.
I don't think the vast majority have to fly in a middle seat. In economy? Yes, sure.
A few ideas for you Josh:
1. Around the world in turbo-props. No jets allowed. Bonus points if you can do it only in high-winged turbo props.
2. Think you're tired after this? Try going around the world in low cost carriers...
3. Around a world without hotels - Fly around the world without ever leaving an airport
4. Compete with Noel on going the farthest with $1000 USD. You start in Europe, he starts in the States and you both meet in Iceland at the end.
I don’t think the first one is possible since there’s even no direct flight between Alaska and Russia.
Fly from RAF Brize Norton to ascension and then on to The Falklands. It’s technically not a commercial flight, but open to non military personnel
Nice idea
Didn't know you could fly from RAF Brize Norton, even though like you've said isn't a commercial flight technically..
Nice like it
...on a Harrier Jump jet
Fly Wizzair so that the starting point and the ending point are the furthest from each other. (i know it can be masochistic)(e.g. Reykjavík - Male)
I've noticed the more tired Josh is, the stronger his German accent is LOL
I also noticed how he slowly became more russian as the video goes on
LOL. Except his accent isn't really German to begin with.
@@ThePatriot-gm1fg it is but but it isn’t as pronounced as a stereotypical one.
@@ThePatriot-gm1fgwhen he says ‘hours’ at 11:50, that is very German regarding the accent! 😂
It comes out stronger in some words more than others.
@@thereaIMAmight be more Ukrainian as his grandmother was full Ukrainian and she probably took care of him a little bit as a child.
I love this channel. You have such an awesome personality and you make the videos so fun to watch. I have an insane challenge idea for you. Call it the alphabet challenge. Start in a city that starts with an A and fly to a city that starts with a B, then to a C city, then a D city and so on and see if you can connect all the way and finish at a city that starts with a Z. That would be so fun and so crazy to see you try this!!! I can't wait to see what you do next!!!
The alphabet tour 😄
But that sounds original and funny, though!
Matthew this is the craziness we love to see! Good luck @joshcahill
Here's a challenge. Go island hopping from the Isle of Islay to the Shetland Isles, stoppping at every island inbetween that has an airport.
Do the world's longest flight, Project Sunrise, Qantas - SYD-LHR. Followed by the shortest, Westray to Papa Westray in the Orkneys.
If you still have a curiosity about Chinese aviation, I strongly recommend you to take the flight from PVG to KHG,which is the longest domestic flight in China.
I think it would be fun to see you fly from the northern most Airport to the most southern in the world
Would love to see the next challenge. From the coldest airport in the world to the hottest airport in the world.
You are the best airline reviewer in the world, no one can chase you out, keep up the good job.
travel from hottest to coldest country is a good one
Oh my God, Josh, I can very much imagine the shock you got about that passport incident😱😱😱😱😱
It deserves a video on its own. But I know from personal experience, when similar things happen, you panic and the last thing you want to do is begin filming. You have no idea if you’ll be able to go to bed that night, even. It’s just looking over a cliff until the problem gets fixed.
26 flights, each one operated by an airline in alphabetical order: American, British, condor, delta etc.
Not so easy I suspect if you try to make it all match up!
Not very possible to get exactly 26 flights, but taking 25 Airlines in Capital Letter order is possible (Except the Z)
Say start in New York, It will go as:
American to London->
British to Hong Kong->
Cathay Pacific to New York->
Delta to London->
Emiriates to Dubai->
Fly Dubai to Bangkok ->
Garuda to Sydney via Jakarta->
Hawaiian to LAX via Hololulu ->
Iberia to Paris via Madrid ->
Japan Airlines to Tokyo->
Korean air to Inchon->
Lufthansa to London Via Frankfurt->
Malaysian to Singapore Via Kuala Lumpur ->
Nepal Airlines to Kathmandu ->
Omanair to Muscat ->
Pegasus to Istanbul ->
Qatar to Dubai via Doha ->
Royal Brunei to London ->
SAS to Copanhagen ->
TAP to Lisbon ->
United to New York ->
Virgin to London ->
Wizz to Dubai via Budapast ->
Xiaman Airlines to Mumbai via Xiaman ->
Yemenia to Addis Ababa via Aden
for Z, there are no way but take an Ethiopian to either Jo'burg for Zambian air to Lusaka or to Singapore for Zipair to Tokyo
@@ayaka1 That's exceptional! Great research.
Josh, I really enjoyed the video! You should do a challenge where you visit your favourite city in every continent, that would be interesting!
Travelling between airports with the greatest possible distance between each other.
Josh, how about flying from the most busiest airport to the least?
Well done Josh!
How about the next challenge. Try to fly from the first A country (first alphabet order) straight to the last Z county (Last alphabet order).
I would love to see you and Noel Philips do a race to a designates location/airport.
The highs and lows of a travel vlogger....quite literally ....nice!
Fly to Greenlaand and ask Katja out for a date!
What an epic journey Josh. Thank you for taking us with you. How about flying from the most remote to the most busiest Airport. Hope you are resting a bit.
Welcome to my province of Sichuan!!!! Hope you enjoyed travelling to Sichuan and thank you for showing the world a bit of my province. Please come visit again in the future❤
Nice record! Can't wait for the next!
Glad you're back! Fantastic aviation adventure you have just undertaken! Bravo!
Congratulations Josh!
Strangely, you had to fly to Kazakhstan. There is the Turpan Jiaohe Airport (TLQ) in China which lies at an altitude of -154m and has regular flights.
Atyrau is the lowest airport with international flights. TLQ only has domestic flights within China.
@@rst_skyforestDCY is also not an international airport
You are mistaken. TLQ is above sea level
@@user-uz4dt1ho6n TLQ is below sea level ,Bar Yehuda Airfield MTZ is the lowest according to wiki?
@@ace44888 wiki must be incorrect. TLQ Is about 800 feet above MSL.
Well done Josh x
That is an incredible journey ...
Congrats Josh!👏🏾✈️ what a record! I also love how both you and Noel reference eachother in each others videos from time to time, I love that and love watching you both! Keep being you Josh and love the videos as always!😁
In China the international flight usually begins to check in 3 hours before departure. And different companies have different rules for safeguards to make videos for the flight, usually it just happens between boarding completed and before push back.
Love your crazy challenges !
Amazing video - loving it. Kinda reminds me of Simon Wilson!
The legend is back! 🎉
Brilliant video 😊
Josh. Great job. I really enjoyed watching it. I think the next challenge should be around the world flight. Think about starting in NRT-HND go east around the world.
Well done Josh , congratulations ✌🏽
A nice challenge could be travelling as long as possible „during the night“ (or the day for that matter) meaning flying along against/with the sun😄
Awesome challenge! I enjoyed this! Thank you for this content.
Bro looks like a zombie by the end, well done JOSH
Loved the journey ❤
Great content as always.
One thing this challenge forgot to do: Bring a sealed, empty plastic bottle of air. Tighten it at the high altitude. Then watch it crush as you travel lower. By the time you’re below sea level, it’ll be a crazy crushed piece of plastic.
I flew Air China 4 times in Asia including from Chengdu the last 2 weeks. There was one air marshall on every flight walking back and forth.
Every airplane has one just in air chinathey are black dressed.
On bigger flights there are 2 or 3 of them
Take a flight stopping in each timezone (where possible)
Wow that was amazing really enjoyed it looking forward to to the next flight
I don't want this to be insulting, but seeing the beautiful little town nestled up against the mountains with large animals roaming freely, it reminded me a LOT of Jasper, Alberta.
If you ever fly in the US, they do the photo thing for boarding international flights.
Hello Josh. I will not suggest a crazy challenge, but I have a suggestion for you. I would suggest that you try and review our national airline “Kuwait Airways”, and spend a day or 2 in my country Kuwait. People have mixed feelings and opinions when they visit us. Some hate it, others love it, and everyone else feel like it’s an ok place.
Kuwait Airways has recently received some new planes, and they still operate some of the older fleet. I would love to see you experience the different types of their aircraft. The best one so far is the B777-300ER. You may embark on a journey with a transit in Kuwait, while trying different types of their aircrafts in different booking classes.
Once again, Kuwait Airways has a different feel inside. You can’t compare it to Emirates and Qatar Airways of course. I assure you will feel like you are visiting someone’s home. Their service level is not so professional, yet it feels different. I hope you consider my suggestion!
Great video Josh. Still going strong 😊I really liked the challenge.
Fun to watch always ❤
Good day josh interesting video. That food looks bland you said it taste like laundry detergent oh geeed love the views and planespotting 💯💯🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹
So glad that you did it! An adventure for the young. I have had altitude sickness - it is dangerous & can kill a person.
Love this content. It feels much more spontaneous and less scripted! More please 😎
Awesome 🎉
How about the oldest to the newest and compare the different amenities. Or the smallest to the biggest
You should fly to Scotland and take a flight with loganair on their Westray to Papa Westray route which is the shortest scheduled passenger flight in the world I think
Great video Josh. The things you are prepared to do to keep us entertained. All the best. Stay safe. Mick🇬🇧
I'm still waiting for Air Koryo!!
Charlotte to Chattanooga and back on American Eagle would be fasinating!
Wonderful Josh .....
great video
You have time my friend
Most epic achievement yet 😮😮😮
I can imagine that it was actually a relief to get to cruising altitude and have the standard pressurised cabin altitude that is lower than on the ground.
You should try to do a tour of the Caribbean on different airlines! There are many different interesting airlines serving the Caribbean - Caribbean Airlines, Bahamasair, Cayman Airways just to name a few 🙂
Another great video. How about flying on the oldest aircraft still in commercial airline service.
You should travel from Kathmandu to Lukla, Nepal. World's most dangerous airport according to some sources. I happen to have a friend from Lukla who would love to take you around his town, he is also a subscriber.
Your face when you described the food was very funny.
More like this ❤ keep up the good work!
Josh, can you review Aer Lingus next pls
If you want an alphabetical challenge, is it possible to fly according to the letters of the alphabet? In example Asuncion -> Buenos Aires -> Caracas -> Dallas and so on... (Not sure at all, if it is possible.)
Alternate option: Anaa Airport (AAA given Iata code) to Zanesville Municipal Airport (ZZX), or whatever is the first and last commercial airport you can fly to given IATA or ICAO codes.
Or Fresno to Fukuoka: FAT-FUK.
last November i traveled From LYR to USH :) its a long but very nice journey.
Fly from the world's most modern airport to world's most remote airport. Go josh..
Josh ! Great to see you on another trip and with a twist. No airline critique this time except for the quick minute about the meal. lol 😂
Always love your style , friendliness and wonderful videos. Safe travels
Sounded like quite an adventure Josh. I didn't even know atyrau had the lowest airport.
My proud Aussie heart when you said "Macca's breakfast" 😂
But that double chicken McMuffin with lettuce, wtf tho. And somehow “3pc set” means “value meal” but only in China …
Josh is a good boy
Josh! Have you ever flown to Skadu airport, in Pakistan..Its a real eye opener!! Over the mountains then down into the valley! You'll be impressed!! I don't think you will of ever experienced a commercial flight like this. the whole flight is VFR on a commercial plane. Sam Chui did it and had 7.3M views lol! I would love to watch you experience it too.
I suggest you to go on a journey between Tangier, Morocco to Whangarei, New Zealand... A pair of perfectly antipodal airport in the world, or from Pangkal Pinang in Indonesia to La Macarena in Colombia or from Palembang, Indonesia to Neiva, Colombia which are almost perfectly antipodal hahaha
LAX-MRU-RRG would be a good antipodal route.
There is an airline in Toronto, called Porter Airlines. It departs from Billy Bishop Airport, but now has departures from Pearson Airport. It has expanded it's destinations. It is cheaper than others, but everything is included. I think you should try that.
How about trying Fly Oya, a lesser known Libyan airline started just about 6 years back? That would be an adventure I guess.
Once around the world on the worlds longest flights for example Sin-JFK-HKG-Sin in Economy
@Noel Philips, Hold my beer!, LoL, love your vids mate, please keep it coming!
Josh like me you got the travel bug. You look so happy. Glad you got your passport - some entity was looking after you x
Great effort ! Keep it up ✈️👍
Best wishes & lots of love
Take care 🌟
shortest runway to the longest runway!
又重返稻城了😀
Yes North to South, but maybe also -Hottest to Coldest, East to West (the long way)😁
Great video Josh! I am originally from Chengdu, Sichuan, the province where Daocheng is also located. We have giant panda, red panda, a lot of pretty mountains and tasty food, especially spicy ones.
Here’s a challenge for you: On New Year’s Day 1999-2000, I flew Sydney to Los Angeles and crossed the international date line 3 times, then it turned midnight before I landed. That meant I was in 4 years in 24 hours!!
So the flight went 2000-1999-2000-1999-2000. Part of this was the special timezone of Kiribati that they changed in 1999 so they could be the first country with a sunrise in the new millennium … maybe they kept it, I haven’t checked. But I went in the pilot’s cabin (this was pre-9/11) and they showed me the special edition of the timezone map (yep, a big printout, folded up several times) and you could follow the black line with the “T” labels along it … and see that our flight did cross it 3 times. Part of it was because we were flying diagonal (north-west), but the other secret was that the International Date Line was very crooked, like a “gerrymander”, so that a country who used to be on one side could force themselves onto the other side. Kiribati (pronounced like “kirri-bass”) has (had?) a timezone that was 14 hours ahead of UTC or GMT! You’re only supposed to have 12 hours ahead and behind, and maybe 13 with daylight savings, but 14 was insane!
You should do the same challenge per continent ;) it’s fun to watch
Josh Cahill you are my hero, thanks for this lovely video, sir, I challenge you to come back to fly AIRPEACE either from Gatwick airport in the UK or Lagos Nigeria 🇳🇬
I like the video very much Josh Well done
Loong Air operates like a half LCC in China, it's the first time I've seen they offer meals to economy class.
review some weird routes (frankfurt-ulaanbaatar)