Iberia Airbus A350 take off from London Heathrow.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 เม.ย. 2024
- Take off from London Heathrow runway 09R, on board Iberia Airbus A350 (EC-OAX), heading for Madrid. Taken from seat 26A. 20/04/2024. Really nice flight. Had a row to myself so I could watch a film, and keep an eye on the map on the seat next to me. First time flying on a wide body. Can’t wait to do it again someday.
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A350. What a magnificent aircraft.
Engines are very powerful yet so quiet. Rolls Royce logo on the engine casing looks cool. London looks so overcrowded from the air - and it is!
Roar of the Rolls Royce engine
Great take off 😊
A huge plane! Great video!
Great takeoff video
Amazing aircraft in an amazing place ❤😊
Amazing
good job!
unusual to have a wide body plane on a relatively short European hop. You were very lucky; the A350 is a beautiful plane.
Yes
Great video! You had a great seat there!
Glad you won the "seat lottery",...
I did book 22L. But thanks to a runway switch it turned out ok in the end. Plus I complained about my seat change and got my booked seat refunded.
@@daniellfc23 I mean winning 3 seats to yourself , bonus win win,.
Thanks for the ride!
Airbus 350 my favourite aircraft.
Buen vídeo
Nice - why such big plane on baby route please? Repositioning maybe?
Iberia fly the A350 between Heathrow and Madrid daily.
Так тихо,супер аппарат.🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦👍
Airbus jets, appears to be NOTABLY QUIETER than Boeing jets!
And much better in safety and technical terms
The engines (which make the noise) aren't made by Airbus or Boeing. Duh! Both Airbus and Boeing use RR and GE engines and neither manufacturer's engines are significantly quieter than the other. If that were the case all customers (airlines) would favor one engine choice over the other. Rolls had a 52% share of large engine deliveries in 2022 versus GE's 47%.
@@sugoidessho what about PRatt and Whitney