This was a totally awesome video, thanks for posting. And when I imagine all the planes flying in formation during WWII, with all those contrails, my mind explodes.
@@joxepojoxepin2752 Tell that to the B-17 crews, the German AA crews and German fighter pilots who saw the bombers coming from miles away thanks to those contrails.
I'm so jealous, I wish I could've seen something like that. The closest thing I saw to that was when an A340-300 and A340-600 were flying together on one spring afternoon in 2013 similar to the air race in the video! Not to mention the 3rd plane in the beginning which I'm almost certain is an A330.
Piestany, in Slovakia, is a great place for spotting these heavy aircraft, as there is an air corridor over this town. Jets flying from Frankfurt (Germany) or London (UK) use this air corridor to reach destinations in Asia.
MOST EPIC Plane Spotting VIDEO EVER!!! How on earth did you capture them at the same time...... It's beyond me! That too, Airlines from the same country, neighboring cities. It's baffling. Lastly, aren't they flying a little tOOO close?
@jamesdarlington no lol. It only looked like it, because the 340 was a thousand feet under the 380, so as they flew away from the camera they seemed to overlap.
A few years ago flying back to the UK from Mallorca , there had been a 4 hour delay due to hold ups in the UK . The pilot jokingly we thought , told us that " he'd had his foot down on the way over and would do so on the way back" to try to make up some time . When the plane had achieved its cruising altitude there was no sign of engines being throttled back and the journey time was cut by 20 /25 minutes . So I guess its a matter of fuel economy rather than speed not actually a race .
@pgergely13 They are in fact not flying the same flight level,standard separation is 1000ft vertically, and the reason why the contrail seems to last longer on the higher and faster airplane, is because the temperature is about 2 degrees Celsius colder where the faster higher altitude airplane is located. Therefore, the ice crystals from the vapor jetting out of the engines, take longer to melt and dissipate, as compared to the lower, slower airplane.
@kidcaptian Look carefully at 1:16; the two planes and contrails are IDENTICAL in size and they're practicly touching each other! Even if they are 2000 feet apart, the FAA standards state a two-mile minimum distance vertically at cruising altitude.
Jakiś czas temu rosyjski samolot wojskowy przeleciał w odległości bodaj 70 km od samolotu pasażerskiego to podniosły się krzyki że mogło dojść do zderzenia a tu co widzimy na filmie?
The A340 obviously has less drag on the body. Both aircraft seem quite close... what's the required minimum distance between commercial aircraft? Is it 3000ft?
@kidwalker I think these are be normal contrails by looking at the wide view at the start of the video. I agree that chemtrails should be stopped as well.
When recording using a camera with a large amount of zoom, the distances between 'objects' is greatly foreshortened. This is why the aircraft appear so close to each other, but in reality of course, they will all be separated by at least 1000 ft.
Hi! Do you allow me to download this video & embed it in a QR code? I'm writing a book and this video will be of a great help to explain contrails. Waiting for your reply, thanks.
@rock853okg You would be making a correct observation if, the A-340 was deviated from flying the same course as the A-380, keep in mind that the A-340 is approximately, 1000 ft. higher than the other. If the A-340 indeed began a descent, Air Traffic Control would have made the A-340 deviate from its course, the reason being is that lower altitude aircraft have the right of way and the higher one must alter its course in order to descend, thus, avoiding breaking separation regulations.
Neither of the aircraft in the footage are made by Boeing. One is an Airbus A380 and the other is an Airbus A340. In other words, there is nothing wrong with the title, other than the fact that the aircraft aren't actually 'racing' each other.
Why are two @civil@ aircraft flying so close together?? Usual culprits, as these fly in like fashion where I live in the UK. Lovely trails they leave behind to.
Awesome man, really cool, I wish i can make hot captures like this, I'll do it soon, What are the best places where i can capture some hot scenes like this one ?? Thanks!!
@EWLGtoday No they are not close at all. They will have about 1000ft of vertical separation. The appearance of being close is an illusion due to the use of a zoom lens and our unfamiliarity with the perspective of very distant objects. Take some photos of two objects at a distance from each other with with different zoom settings, and move the camera so that the closest object appears the same size in frame in both cases. Notice how the appearance of the second object changes greatly
It appears you don't know too much about air traffic control separations Robert, lol. 1000 feet is the minimum vertical distance that aircraft must be from each other in this type of situation, to be properly separated - which they obviously are. There is NOT going to be a 'midair collision' my friend, lol.
umm those planes seem practically transparent, i don't think my eyes would have seem them if it were not for the contrails=) Have a beautiful day. Great vid!!
The altitudes can be the same, so long as there is the required longitudinal separation in place. In many cases, this could be up to 20 miles or more, depending on the route and the type of airspace. Otherwise, a 1000 ft or 2000 ft vertical separation must be in place, depending on the airspace.
Looks like they are close and it might be true. But they have different flightlevel. Minimum in this case is 175 meters because planes have the same flightcourse.
Why do you mention a metric measurement of '175 meters'. Aircraft use feet as their vertical height. Incidentally, the required minimum vertical separation in this situation is 1000 feet, which is around 300 meters - where did you get '175 meters' from?
Great zoom and steady hands. Excellent video.
Steady hands is the Good condition to compare. 😁
Yes he is right
A380:Emirates. And A340:Lufthansa
@Eva K Pero el A340 se lo ve mas rapido
@Eva K
I see the A340 faster, manage to overcome it
How did you know
Description says the A340 is Etihad.
Yes
As Jeremy Clarkson says: "And across the line!"
Aircross the line
This was a totally awesome video, thanks for posting. And when I imagine all the planes flying in formation during WWII, with all those contrails, my mind explodes.
No contrails in ww2, only jet engines do contrails.
@@joxepojoxepin2752 Tell that to the B-17 crews, the German AA crews and German fighter pilots who saw the bombers coming from miles away thanks to those contrails.
@@joxepojoxepin2752 BS. Any hydrocarbons (or hydrogen) burning engine will produce contrails if the conditions are right.
@@joxepojoxepin2752 where did you hear that lol
A mother and her cub in their natural habitat. They grow up so fast...
How can you say it is ugly. That entire aircraft is beautiful engineering marble
@Funny Joke.. Is it engineering marvel or marble? 🤔🤔🤔. Hope you ain't making funny joke!!
I'm so jealous, I wish I could've seen something like that. The closest thing I saw to that was when an A340-300 and A340-600 were flying together on one spring afternoon in 2013 similar to the air race in the video! Not to mention the 3rd plane in the beginning which I'm almost certain is an A330.
Absolutely fabulous video. Well shot & right on the money!
Piestany, in Slovakia, is a great place for spotting these heavy aircraft, as there is an air corridor over this town. Jets flying from Frankfurt (Germany) or London (UK) use this air corridor to reach destinations in Asia.
i am spotting in Nitra (im 10 years late but i hope thats not a problem)
@@marekslopovsky466 what nitra
@@kanhapradhan6358 city in my country good for plane spotting in high altitude
Yay my favourite won!! Great video, big like, thank you 👍😀😀😀
Storm Aurora yeah my favorite airplane is the A340-500
0:13 Engine Sound up the sky
WOW! Nice job! Your camera work is spot on. I can not express how much I liked this video.
A340-600... what a beauty.
Lamont Cranston Nice plane so underrated
A340 all the way
ikr
Two sisters flying with each other ☺
Last weekend I saw two Air France planes racing over my house in Telford in the UK. It was a 777 and an A330
Klu naik pesawat..apapun yg terjadi di udara..pilot slalu cari jln terbaik.sy salut dengan pilot
Sehr geile Aufnahme! Soviel Glück hat man nicht oft. Danke fürs teilen.😉
A340 won the race.
I love that plane!
MOST EPIC Plane Spotting VIDEO EVER!!!
How on earth did you capture them at the same time...... It's beyond me! That too, Airlines from the same country, neighboring cities. It's baffling.
Lastly, aren't they flying a little tOOO close?
It looks like they are flying too close to each other but they are 1000ft or more further
@jamesdarlington no lol. It only looked like it, because the 340 was a thousand feet under the 380, so as they flew away from the camera they seemed to overlap.
A few years ago flying back to the UK from Mallorca , there had been a 4 hour delay due to hold ups in the UK . The pilot jokingly we thought , told us that " he'd had his foot down on the way over and would do so on the way back" to try to make up some time . When the plane had achieved its cruising altitude there was no sign of engines being throttled back and the journey time was cut by 20 /25 minutes . So I guess its a matter of fuel economy rather than speed not actually a race .
WOW!
What an awesome catch!! Liked and subscribed!!!
Terrific filming. Thanks
Great footage and a big like. At the right time you was at the right place.
@pgergely13 They are in fact not flying the same flight level,standard separation is 1000ft vertically, and the reason why the contrail seems to last longer on the higher and faster airplane, is because the temperature is about 2 degrees Celsius colder where the faster higher altitude airplane is located. Therefore, the ice crystals from the vapor jetting out of the engines, take longer to melt and dissipate, as compared to the lower, slower airplane.
I was wondering what is the model of that third plane that appears at the beginning of the video !!!
should be an a320 or a b737
@kidcaptian Look carefully at 1:16; the two planes and contrails are IDENTICAL in size and they're practicly touching each other! Even if they are 2000 feet apart, the FAA standards state a two-mile minimum distance vertically at cruising altitude.
It's an A340-600, it's longer than A380
Woooow it's one of the best clips on youtube. ETIHAD ALWAYS AT THE FIRST PLACE. keep it up hahahaha ♥♡
this is clear for a 11 year old video you can even hear engines of the planes great work you have steady hands exellent
A cheetah may be faster than a lion, but it is the lion that is king of the jungle. Viva la A380!
Jakiś czas temu rosyjski samolot wojskowy przeleciał w odległości bodaj 70 km od samolotu pasażerskiego to podniosły się krzyki że mogło dojść do zderzenia a tu co widzimy na filmie?
The A340 obviously has less drag on the body. Both aircraft seem quite close... what's the required minimum distance between commercial aircraft? Is it 3000ft?
1000
Is it possible to use about 30 seconds of your video in noncomerical film?
Where is this region? que loko mano....onde foi isso?
WOOOOW!!!! oO A340 wins?! :D I love the sound of the overflying aircraft! brilliantly done :)
I´d like to know if pilots from that A340 made pictures of that overtaking...
they got so much money that they're drag racing commercial airlines wtf
you're confused , this happens on the regular , its not racing , its efficiency
@@Lunaskyuwu r/whoooosh
@@Lunaskyuwu no is you ,who is confused! This are CHEMTRAILS.....wake up
@@g.b.9429 That's just water vapor condensation from combustion by-products you idiot!
@@g.b.9429 Well done!
last year i was in the Piestany airshow, i was also lucky to capture an emirate a380. i think they are flying frequently over Piestany right?
Hello, what is the reference of the videocamera?? The zoom is great... Excellent video!!!
What was the third plane in the beginning? :)
I'm pretty sure it was an A330.
did the a340 overtake a380 or the other way round?
Wow Awesome 💯 contrails A380 or A340 Airlines
Both planes ( A340 and A380 ) have a cruise speed of MACH 0.82 right?
Tipo de camara con la que se grabó el vídeo?
two great airlines with awesome aircrafts
this is funny for some reason. deserves a like and a subscriber!
Why do these get titled as races?
これは良い映像です！安全第一！有難う御座います。日本より。
Any idea what their altitudes were?
lol, I always imagine the planes are racing when I see this.
what is the right plane in the start of the vid ?
Now that's what I call, "getting smoked!"
How close we're they its looks quite close to me
Wow, mega zoom... You see shoes in aircraft, regards from Mexico City.
airplanes are so so.. amazing
What is the distance between each aircraft because they look very close to each other .
There will be a minimum of 1000 feet vertical separation between each of the aircraft concerned.
@@sailorman8668 hey gheyboi, why are you on everyone's responses
@kidwalker I think these are be normal contrails by looking at the wide view at the start of the video. I agree that chemtrails should be stopped as well.
How did u capture this?what camera binoculars u used?
what kind of camera do you have? great zoom
Awesome video, ,❤❤❤❤💟💟
Llevaran velocidad de cruzero ?
Cuantas millas ?
What happened to the 1,000 ft separation???
When recording using a camera with a large amount of zoom, the distances between 'objects' is greatly foreshortened.
This is why the aircraft appear so close to each other, but in reality of course, they will all be separated by at least 1000 ft.
@Lamont Cranston. It's to short for an A340-600. It could be an A340-400 or 500.
A whole new meaning to "Takes the lead on the high side!"
desde que parte lo estas filmando?
Desde otro avión obvio
That was a great 0-600mph race.
Wow they look so cool really high in the sky with big white smoke from behind :-)
Hi! Do you allow me to download this video & embed it in a QR code? I'm writing a book and this video will be of a great help to explain contrails. Waiting for your reply, thanks.
no problem, you can copy the video
@@motopejo Thank you.
I wonder what was happening in the atc/cvr
@rock853okg You would be making a correct observation if, the A-340 was deviated from flying the same course as the A-380, keep in mind that the A-340 is approximately, 1000 ft. higher than the other. If the A-340 indeed began a descent, Air Traffic Control would have made the A-340 deviate from its course, the reason being is that lower altitude aircraft have the right of way and the higher one must alter its course in order to descend, thus, avoiding breaking separation regulations.
@ultragor It's just an illusion. They are like over 2000 ft apart vertically.
Absolutely brilliant! I'm so jealous :)
Thank you for the video! I love it!
what cam did you use?
at 0:03 the slide clearly says Boeing race over Baghdad, this video is wrongly titled as A380 & A340(Air Race) and misleading.
Neither of the aircraft in the footage are made by Boeing.
One is an Airbus A380 and the other is an Airbus A340.
In other words, there is nothing wrong with the title, other than the fact that the aircraft aren't actually 'racing' each other.
@willieoo they was probaboy give or take 5,000 feet apart. It does look close but if you was up there it wouldnt look that close.
A340 should win cuz its a lighter plant than the a380. It weighs 500 tons and the a340 is 400 tons. But a380 has a more powerful engines than the a340
Ahmad Sayyed I agree!
Ahmad Sayyed it’s a plane ✈️ not a plant 🌱
the weight doesn´t appx. the speed. It´s just about the CI. A767 can also do .85 :D
that's awesome...the best video i've ever seen
who suppose determine the speed? air traffic contro or the pilot itself ?
The planes have speedometers. They both determine it actually.
Was that on purpose?
Why are two @civil@ aircraft flying so close together?? Usual culprits, as these fly in like fashion where I live in the UK. Lovely trails they leave behind to.
I guess vertical separation is the key here.
1000 feet is the minimum separation that air traffic controllers are able to use in situations such as this Jonathan.
The A340 passes the A380💀💀💀💀💀
Awesome man, really cool, I wish i can make hot captures like this, I'll do it soon, What are the best places where i can capture some hot scenes like this one ??
Thanks!!
@EWLGtoday
No they are not close at all. They will have about 1000ft of vertical separation.
The appearance of being close is an illusion due to the use of a zoom lens and our unfamiliarity with the perspective of very distant objects.
Take some photos of two objects at a distance from each other with with different zoom settings, and move the camera so that the closest object appears the same size in frame in both cases. Notice how the appearance of the second object changes greatly
what camera did you use?
I am scared! Is there no danger of midair collision?
It appears you don't know too much about air traffic control separations Robert, lol.
1000 feet is the minimum vertical distance that aircraft must be from each other in this type of situation, to be properly separated - which they obviously are.
There is NOT going to be a 'midair collision' my friend, lol.
what is camera?
Solid video!
Is it a380 is emirates?
This is Beautiful! What lens did you use? How much Zoom?
1000ft. standard IFR (instrument flight rules) vertical separation.
umm those planes seem practically transparent, i don't think my eyes would have seem them if it were not for the contrails=) Have a beautiful day. Great vid!!
@EWLGtoday You can see the bottom of the A380, which has Emirates written on it. I am not sure how he could tell the other one though. =D
bro me and zeco600 want to know the cam ya got
GOD.... this is very woowwwww........❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
pouzil aspon smerovky pri predbiehani? :D
Waypoints are same,is altitudes are same😨?
The altitudes can be the same, so long as there is the required longitudinal separation in place.
In many cases, this could be up to 20 miles or more, depending on the route and the type of airspace.
Otherwise, a 1000 ft or 2000 ft vertical separation must be in place, depending on the airspace.
They are flying at different flight levels. A380 at 32,000 feet, and the longer A340 at 36,000 feet for example.
Looks like they are close and it might be true. But they have different flightlevel. Minimum in this case is 175 meters because planes have the same flightcourse.
Why do you mention a metric measurement of '175 meters'. Aircraft use feet as their vertical height.
Incidentally, the required minimum vertical separation in this situation is 1000 feet, which is around 300 meters - where did you get '175 meters' from?
Great video. Amazing filming.
AND ACROSS THE LINE! THE A340 WINS WITH A COCKPIT LENGTH IN DIFFERENCE!
wich one is the a380 and a340 ?