A WORSE Widebody Experience!? - Jet2/AirTanker Airbus A330 review by Cessna Broon
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- Welcome to Flight Focus - Cessna Broon's flight review series
Series 1 Episode 3: Jet2.com/AirTanker Airbus A330-200
Jet2.com and Jet2holidays lease two AirTanker A330s every summer season. Today, we'll fly Jet2 flight LS918 from Tenerife Sur Reina Sofia, Spain (TFS/GCTS) to Manchester, England (MAN/EGCC), onboard G-VYGL (Airbus A330-200MRTT/KC.2 Voyager).
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Considering the amount of hate you have received on this video, i would say your content is phenomenal, dont stop writing people are jealous and mad and the user thats bullying you seems autogenerated and someone close to home. Keep up your good work and ignore them ❤
Thank you so much ❤ - this human is glad someone appreciates me videos :)
the way you pronouced canarys was so amazing 🤣
Nice video, thanks for sharing this. Jet2 isn't an easy airline for me to access for travels, so its nice seeing these reviews from Scottish/Northern based UK avgeeks!
No problem at all! Always happy to help. Should probs get myself onto Loganair some time too lmao ^C
@@realCessnaBroon If you come to Southampton, there's a really cool aviation museum by the Docks, I covered it on my channel and my other channel.
The AirTanker cabin crew was only on that aircraft at the time, because it wasn't actually meant to be operating for LS at that time. Normally, it's just LS cabin crew.
Oh really? Interesting. Thanks for the correction! ^C
Yeah, GVYGM needed maintenance so GVYGL had to cover for a bit, before it was actually due to join LS :)
@@aviationadam_7386 that would explain the last minute ac change on the 7th I mention. I did wonder at the time, had been hoping for GM lol
First review I've seen where a smooth flight is seen as a negative 😂
I'm a weirdo lmao 🤣
Yeah the guys rather thick 😂
@@muckspreader1ableyou seem to be the thick one, people are allowed to have opinions. One you might not agree with. There was no need for your vile comments and I’m not just talking about this one I’m taking about the rest where you used slurs to get to the creator of these videos. Simply don’t watch if you don’t like the content. You’re a vile human and Are not worthy of anything other than being called scum. ^S
How can it be too smooth but cause people to be ill? Surely the smoother the flight the better and surely it would have to be a very rocky landing to make people feel sick. When you say "it's a breath of fresh air", rather just a metaphor, you imply that people actually feel a rush of air. Is that right?
I have read that it had an entertainment screen in the back of the seat but that doesn't appear to be present.
Sorry I was so slow to reply. I appreciate that my review methodology is a little unorthodox and not exactly scientific at times, but I like to focus my content output on providing an accurate picture to my viewers through my speech, as well as my visuals. In this case, like many others, my comment was simply imagery and not literal whatsoever. You are correct in stating that there are no seatback IFE screens onboard this fleet; there never has been, and most probably never will be. Jet2 is an ULCA, not a charter or a full-service, so it's probably not something you should expect. Thanks for the input! ^CB
Nice plane flown on it myself recently and really smooth.Best flight I’ve had.The cabbed reviewing obviously downer have a job.
How do u know people felt ill like 🙄✋🏻
Because they were all around me, using the bags... (not buckets) :)
@@realCessnaBroon gadz throwup = i try to escape
@@angelxsj964 ye same I ran for door once we landed lol
@@realCessnaBroonstop talking absolute shite.Flown on it twice and best flight I’ve had.
@@muckspreader1ableOnce again stop being an absolute riot Jet2 have many different pilots and different people can handle different things, this was banter between me and my partner and required you to have no interference with it. Simply don’t watch His content if you dislike it. Once again your a vile disastrous cretin. ^S
How do you deem that a widebody is more "stable" than a narrowbody?
Due to the larger surface area of the wing, it is only natural that greater stability follows.
@realCessnaBroon That's somewhat of illusion. An average flight on a 737 is not necessarily perceptively less stable or smooth than on a say, a 747. In fact, the bigger the wing, the bugger the flaps, so when deployed, create more drag/turbulence, giving a "lumpier" ride when extended. But to say that a ride on a widebody is perceptively smoother than on a smaller jet is purely speculative. Mild, moderate, or severe turbulence feels pretty much the same on most planes. Case In point, the crosswind limit of an A320 is pretty much the same as an A330.
@@MODECHARLIE While this may be true, anecdotally, I have found it to not be the case - and prefer widebodies for this reason. I will look into doing a Too Much Information on the topic, gathering data to see if I can work out why it feels this way, but until then I shall have to wait and see why. ^C
Maybe you should stay at home 😂😂😂😂
nah that's boring ^C
Your describing every airline but tui ^
so true 😭