Thai Airways B777-300ER LANDING At Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport

G’DAY #owfsquad, welcome to my 23rd flight in 2019! On 18th June, I flew Thai Airways TG601 service from Hong Kong to Bangkok, the aircraft was operated by a B777-300ER. I was assigned to seat 54k in economy class.
English Trip Report: • THAI Airways B777-300E...
廣東話版飛行報告 Cantonese Trip Report:
Takeoff video:
Hong Kong-Bangkok is a very busy route. Thai Airways fly six times daily between Hong Kong and Bangkok with a mixture of A320, A330, A350 and B777. Cathay Pacific and Hong Kong Airlines also fly multiple times a day. Emirates, Ethiopian Airlines, EgyptAir and Royal Jordanian Airlines also fly regularly between the cities.
Some useful information:
Airline: Thai Airways (TG)
Flight number: TG601
Aircraft type: Boeing 777-300ER
Aircraft registration number: HS-TKL
Origin: Hong Kong International Airport (HKG / VHHH)
Destination: Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK / VTBS)
Flight date: 18-06-2019
Meal: Lunch
Seat: 54K
Flight duration: 2 hours 30 minutes
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[@RedlightThailand]

Beautiful arrival into a beautiful city

[@flyingdentist]

fantastic approach and landing video

[@ExpressFlyer]

Thank you very much Yannis!

[@RedlightThailand]

Absolutely

[@Korea_Aviation_Films]

That's a great video. I have watched this video all the way to the end.

[@sirawichwongsa44]

17:41

[@jaydencostanzo4255]

I am going from Perth to Bangkok on the 787-8 but I have a fear of flying would you have any tips

[@boom-bm1kl]

Apparently the video poster is too good to offer you advice

[@kristian5562]

Sit at the seat furthest away from window and think that flying is safer than cars and chew gum so your ears wont hurt

[@maninthecab]

boom 1024 Or perhaps doesn’t have any particular expertise in the psychology of fear.

[@joeysbestfriend2614]

Do some people speak English over there. I want to visit Bangkok but I don’t speak Thai

[@ExpressFlyer]

Most people can communicate in simple English :)

[@joeysbestfriend2614]

@@ExpressFlyer thanks you

[@Guerry-3]

The quality of the video itself is exceptional and Jayden obviously is using some excellent equipment. But the area around Bangkok reminds me a lot of that around Atlanta in the sense that it boring. There is not much by way of diversity to keep the view interesting. There is a lot of "cloud surfing" in the video, which is always fun to view, but for the first half of the video, that is about all there is to anticipate. However, around 13:00, the pilot cranks the flaps all the way down. Then, I was able to see the counter opposing physical forces on the wings emerge and how the control surfaces reacted so quickly to maintain level flight all the way to touchdown. Regardless, I still appreciate Jayden taking the time to edit and post this portion of his flight and by no means blame him because there is not a great deal to see on an approach into Bangkok.

[@ExpressFlyer]

Thanks for your comment Guerry! Yeah haha all the high rises in Bangkok are quite far away from Suvarnabhumi airport. I'm not sure but I think landing into the old airport, Don Mueang, which is still in use by the way, may provide passengers with a great skyline or Bangkok river view.

[@vkobi8208]

Night time landing has a better view

[@chaiyong1392]

ไม่น่าเชื่อผู้บริหารจะโกงเก่ง

[@kankamolwongpaisai3797]

ไม่น่าเชื่อ ว่ามึงชังชาติตัวเอง