There's a very famous incident with a British Airways 777 flying on that exact approach running into a fuel issue resulting in a loss of thrust in both engines, the pilot very very narrowly avoided theses houses and landed just short of the runway, No deaths thankfully and only 2 injuries.
I know this street and I’ve visited to watch aircraft, amazing location.The houses are very attractive and well maintained, built before Heathrow Airport became a major airport.There is no flying at night so residents will have uninterrupted sleep. The take offs and landings are rotated around the airport every few days so that residents are not subject to constant aircraft flying overhead.Great footage.
I stayed once in a hotel in this area at one of these houses and watched the planes arriving at just about the same spot. There is an endless flow of planes landing.
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Well, that's something for the residents. However, not enough! These big companies don't give a rats ass about people. It took legislation, I'll bet, to get them to give the consideration now in place!
Parts of my family live quite close to this area in Osterley, when I was a child you could see one airplane coming and another going. Years later it was four planes at the same time and the noise used to be quite bad but these days it is quiet. And yes, the houses are very nice and quite pricey.
I was staying at a small hotel on the hillside just east of the San Diego airport. The planes come in so close to the hillside that I could actually see the faces of the passengers.
Yep. Same thing when I lived in Reston, VA (planes coming into Dulles). You could literally see people in the windows. It was really bad when the Concorde was coming in. The noise would knock stuff off the shelves.
I remember back when I was working construction over the summer last year. We were adding an extra floor to an apartment block and I was helping out with the plumbing. Every time I was on lunch break for around an hour, I'd get my food, go right to the top of the roof on the scaffold, and just sit there and eat while these massive planes were landing right above my head. The apartments were right next to runway 27R, if I remember correctly. That was the best job ever.
My grandparents owned a detached house in Hounslow, and they had a large pear tree in the bottom left of the garden. These aircrafts used to fly directly over it, and as children we used to believe the pilots used that tree as a guide line for the runway. Happy memories, expect its long gone by now. Garden also had an air raid shelter in it. Another story was of a doodlebug heading right towards the back of the house with my grandparents and dad watching from the rear windows, when it cut out and headed directly at them. Then a gust of wind took it, and it landed and exploded in a nearby field. Just as well otherwise my self and 4 other siblings, and approx 25 (Yes lose count as we all scattered across the globe) other offspring wouldn't be alive today.
In the 60s a relative lived on the Heathrow flightpath! Even better, I used to go out to the airport & sit out on the open deck to watch the take-offs & landings. What a thrill!!
in the 60's... what did they have like 10 planes at the entire airport, probably was a constant flow of aviation traffic, I can only imagine the damage to people's hearing and to the surrounding buildings...
I spent the first 12 years of my life at Hounslow West, on the A30 where it meets Hatton Cross, under the landing path. The sound of propeller planes like the Viscount and then jets were the backdrop to my childhood. I was always awake til 11 pm when flights finished for the day!
I lived in San Diego for 42 years and was a plane spotter in my younger days. While the planes fly low over a certain area of the city, they don’t fly 100 ft over any buildings. The closest they fly is to the parking garage previously mentioned, which is about 100 yds from the end of the runway. There is about a 50-75 yard clearance above that structure. There is no denying it’s dangerously close and pilots complain almost constantly. I heard many years ago that airlines purposely hire ex navy carrier pilots for the SD route because of the building clearances and the shorter than usual runway. If you’ve ever landed in SD, they descend quite quickly after clearing that parking garage. It can be a little daunting for people who don’t like flying. But on another note, I really liked having the different airbus models ID’ed. I’m not familiar with airbus too much so it was a treat. Thanks for the great vid.
Brilliant video!!! I have always been fascinated with seeing planes take off and land. Once when I worked on a summer camp for kids, we took a trip out to Heathrow just to watch the planes from the top level of one of the multi-story car parks.
Back in the early to mid 60's Dad would take us to the control tower at Heathrow, where there was a viewing area and a v.small amusement ride set up, from where could be watched the a/c taking off, landing. We lived on Iver Lane, but a few miles from the airport but almost never had overflying..... apart from the occasional weekend light a/c droning over, (that's how empty the skies WERE, back then, but just next door, so to speak).
Some of those buildings have skylights in their roofs. Can you imagine taking a nice relaxing bath, gazing up through your skylight, and all of a sudden there's a British Airways pilot waving back at you! Interesting video -- thanks!
Are those houses actually residential buildings? I can only begin to imagine how loud the noise from those aircrafts must be. So how is it even possible for anyone to live in a place like that?
@@Gruxxan The busiest airport in the world is the Atlanta one by a long shot. I don’t think Heathrow even makes top 3. Edit: Just looked it up and the top three are Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson (ATL), Dubai International Airport (DXB), and Tokyo International Airport (HND).
The rainbow at 4:43 was lovely 😊 And the Boeing at 7:02 & 10:41sounded like both were gliding! By the end of the video I could tell which plane types were which. It was a beautiful video!!! I live 30 minutes west of Kansas City International and although the aircraft are several thousand feet overhead it can be noisy, especially when the RedEye flights are beginning. I CANNOT imagine living in the flats there!!!!!!!
I live near here. You'd be surprised how quickly it becomes background noise. There's actually a plane passing overhead right now that I probably wouldn't have noticed if I wasn't replying to your comment.
I’m in the flight path of both Phoenix Sky Harbor and Luke AFB but far enough out that the only planes that really bother are the F-35 fighters. Talk about loud… holy smokes! Fortunately, they’re only flying a couple times a month and only pass by on their way back to the base.
@@Skippy19812: it's the same as living by a railway line. I used to live in a triangle formed by two railway routes. One of them carried freight on a regular basis. You really do stop hearing them.
🤣🤣🤣 it's not really a vacation hot spot It's on the edge of a big city ( London) it's Europe's busiest airport This video is filmed virtually at the start of the runway as the airport has been extended out due to the sheer scale of flights in & out of our capital city
I was a chauffeur from South London and did a pickup under the flight path as your film! My passenger when I mentioned how noisy it was he replied ,"Oh what, you don't notice them after a while"! Well it was a novelty to me but only for a few minutes!
I live just down the road from where this video was shot and it's true that you get used to it. It's a bit like tinnitus in that you only really notice if everything is deathly quiet or somebody points it out to you.
The brain simply takes no more notice after a while. I lived in a flat right on top a busy railway line for a while. Trains thundered past at high speed every few 10 minutes. If you were on the phone you had to interrupt the conversation because it got drowned out. The first week it drove me nuts. A couple of weeks later I didn’t really notice the trains anymore. A few months in, I woke up in the middle of the night while staying in my very rural village home. The reason, no trains. The lack of the regular noise woke me up 😅
@@thomasmerkelbach2755 yes I know that's true i have a freind she's lived very close to railway line all her life and said she doesn't notice the noise of constant trains. . First 20 years of my life living in a quiet area near a valley fields and trees and there was less traffic when I was a kid, I'm 64 now so that peacefulness is impregnated in my brain . Iv lived in a village for the past 19 years and the sound of the main road traffic not far away really bug's me if I'm in my garden. In fact 2020 summer lockdown was heaven, just silence and the birdsong. But a low plain right overhead every few minutes if your sitting in the garden how can you switch off from that?
As a pilot, take offs and landings are the most dangerous times. If it were up to me, I'd make it a law that no housing areas within a mile of airports! Watching these planes on final approach, if something were to happen, even more lives would be lost. It's bad enough when innocent people in the plane die, but to involve those being in their homes............. tragic.
@@JamesK1963 Unless the Government chooses to give compensation to the people that live there, relocate them and tear the houses down, things will have to stay the way they are.
I worked close to Heathrow when Concorde was still in service, when it took off the noise was deafening, it would set car alarms of as it flew over due to the vibration, what a machine though
My manager at my last job was fortunate enough to pay a couple of grand for the concorde experience back in the day and she kept on banging on about how great it was all the time. To be fair, wish I had a chance to go on it when it was in service.
I lived in Twickenham, and I remember the distinctive noise it made on approach to Heathrow. As kids, we sometimes would rush to windows or outside to watch it.
@@fionamessenger7660 I actually lived in Reading which was on Concorde flight path,by the time it was overhead it was at full power ,you could see it coming but not hear it until it had virtually gone out of view, the sound rumbled on for a few minutes after it had disappeared
I stayed at my daughters flat in London which was on the Heathrow flight path. I was woken up at 5 am with the loudest plane overhead. It was so noisy and made me jump. After that every 3 minutes the planes were coming into land so I didn’t get any more sleep. I could not live anywhere near that airport as the noise was horrendous. I guess the residents must get used to the noise.
I think this was shot in or near Myrtle Avenue which would make this approach runway 27L. If I am right about the runway it looks like the planes are flying overhead houses on the west end of the road but are actually slightly north of them, flying over fields behind the houses in the video. You can see the runway approaches very clearly in Google Maps.
I think you’re correct. If you look closely, you can see these planes are flying to the right of these houses, although the angle the video is shot at makes it look like directly overhead. But fabulous video! I’d love this for about a day, then want to move lol. Another nice thing about this video? The sun is out in London!!! 😃☀️
I had a boyfriend who lived in Cranford Avenue, Stanwell, and we saw the planes but they didn't go over his house as his street was parallel to the runway.
Real Estate Agent to client: " I've got a really nice place to show you, and the airport is only a ten minute drive away! There's one little drawback though......."
I worked in Heathrow Central Area '70 til ''92. There used to be a workers hostel by the 27R threshold (28R as was) at Hatton Cross and another in the 27L undershoot (28L as was) at Hatton Cross. Airport shift workers were expected to get rested in their time off there. A lot of folks don't realise how much noisier the older pure jets were in comparison to modern fans. It could be painful at times.
Couple of Tridents and VC-10s coming in alongside DC-8s and so on.. I mention trident specifically as I know them Rolls-Royce Spey engines were skull splitting xD.
There has never been such a wonderful aircraft like 747, There is never such a wonderful aircraft like 747 and There will never be such a wonderful aircraft like 747. That’s why it’s the queen of skies !!
@@Tomatost8 Hát sztem azért meg lehet szokni ezt is. Pl egyszer voltam Budapesten egy egyhetes kiránduláson, és a Ferihegy 13 R pályairány short final-je alatt volt a szállásunk.
That's really awesome honestly! I assume you get used to the noise living there but not the constant worry about if a plane misjudges 😳 That would always be in the back of my mind
I was born & bred in Hounslow, about a mile from Heathrow. You’re right, when you live so close & on the Heathrow flight path you really become so accustomed to the noise every 5 minutes or so that you almost don’t notice it. If you’re talking when a plane goes over you automatically raise your voice without realising it! I moved away from London for over 40 years but moved back to a different part of London 11 years ago. If I ever go near Heathrow now I really notice how noisy the planes are, something that never bothered me before!
@@susankeating8678 I was looking for a comment like this Susan as I always wondered if you would ever get used to it. I live next to a railway line but don't notice anymore but that is nothing compared to this, they're on the ground 😆✈
What superb footage! The aircraft are almost clipping the roofs. I would love this. I guess the residents might find it intrusive although the mind adapts to noise over time and filters it out. Some fantastic aircraft, especially the biggies - the glorious 747 and A380's gliding in. 👍✈️
@@DoubleMonoLR You're wrong and I've know people who lived close to where this image is taken which of course has been massively compressed by the long lens/magnification. Aircraft were never as close as appears in the video. You can easily become immune to noise that would drive others mad. If I recall pilots of the A380, with two crews due to distance, reported problems sleeping because of lack of noise. Parents of screaming kids are immune to noise others in the vicinity are driven mad by.
@@byteme9718 I would probably get over the noise if I lived there but my problem would be the planes getting close to my house and trees Also most planes crash during takeoff and landing so I would be concerned because if just one plane crashes my house would be destroyed or maybe other places in the neighbourhood
Cant even imagine the noise those houses are getting,,, Im about 40 miles away from my airport,,, and i still feel the vibration when they fly by,,, Great Vid,,, Thanks.
notice how loud is the B777 vs the B787... 87s also seem to glide more smoothly than 77s ... of course it could be wind conditions and pilot's skills but i'd bet its those nice wingtips... hipnotic video, I enjoyed every second of it
You've really outdone yourself this time.... incredible....just incredible clear with amazing engine sounds footage / content....!!!.... Aircraft literally on the tops of houses....wow.... thanks for sharing...!!
I was working out at Attwood for a while at the old DEPI agriculture site. I sat outside to eat my lunch each day and I felt like I could almost reach up and touch the planes coming in to land at Tullamarine. Awesome experience.
My auntie used to live close to Heathrow directly in the landing path and I'd lay in her garden watching planes pass over. You could see the bolts on the under carriage. LOVE the noise
There was a story that when flights were grounded because of the ash from the volcano in Iceland residents near Heathrow complained that they could hear the traffic on the M25. There's no pleasing some people.
This reminds me of a hotel my wife and I stayed at That was in line with the runway at the Atlanta airport. Although I didn't get much sleep, I loved staying at the hotel and I'd do it again
I respect your hard work and due diligence on your videos. They're recorded in the place at the same angle. Plus, there aren't any narration or drama queen exclamations like on other channels. 👍👍👍👍
Very clever how it’s filmed, the angle gives you the impression the aircraft are flying over the houses , when in fact the glide path is over a large open field quite a large distance behind the houses……
Oh yes? In Cork City Ireland the approach used be over .Blackpool on the northside and you could taste the fuel getting dumped before landing. Cancer suddenly skyrocketed, especially leukemia in children. Couple of schools right there. That was 1990s. I left then so don't know if they expanded the runways and changed approaches or not.
I live in a similar situation, and even though it’s loud I sometimes get amazing views of the planes and to be honest at some point you get so used to the sound that you don’t even notice them anymore, sounds unbelievable but is true.
@@Juliet04738 I actually never thought about those but till now nothing happened, and I can gladly say that the planes don’t fly the whole year directly over our house but only in good weather. So the sound is always there the fumes not I guess.
I used to live in North Sheen for a few years, and it was cool seeing planes from all over the world so close you can read the tail number. It was also pretty noisy too so I moved a bit further south to Kingston.
Great clear, steady footage. I wouldn't want to be live within a mile of either side of the strip though, the noise is one thing, but in a period of heavy winds, i would be very worried. On Sundays, they pass over me about a mile or so up from JFK, sounds like they are a lot closer, unnerving sometimes.
As a kid I along with my Dad and my two brothers would go to Dorval airport in Montreal to watch planes land and takeoff on the outdoor observation deck,which today due to security reasons people can't do anymore.It was cool as a kid but I wouldn't want to be living in a flight path.Too much constant noise and possibility of crashes.
I loved this watching airplanes land and takeoff is thrilling for me as I’m a lover of planes the bigger the better. I can’t imagine the people living there. It would be difficult on the ears maybe they get used to it.
You get used to it. When the same planes fly through at the same time everyday you can tell time from the specific sounds in the sky. I have lived in similar place for so long. Fun thing. Glasses on shelves also have unique sounds and vibrations from individual airplanes.
It's a shame that I can't watch big passenger jets flying low around buildings without immediately being reminded of Sept. 11th. It's cool and yet so eerily reminiscent of the footage I've seen from that day.
I would live right there if I could. I love the noise. I used to live near London and the Concord flew over each early PM and was magnificent in its LOUD ROAR Here, on Mrtyle...I'd sit on a patio sipping wine.......enjoying
When i was a kid at my parents house we lived next to a railroad. Eventually you get used to the noise of trains. But i think when you live there….. reading a magazine or a newspaper would be a huge undertaking.
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There's a very famous incident with a British Airways 777 flying on that exact approach running into a fuel issue resulting in a loss of thrust in both engines, the pilot very very narrowly avoided theses houses and landed just short of the runway, No deaths thankfully and only 2 injuries.
I know this street and I’ve visited to watch aircraft, amazing location.The houses are very attractive and well maintained, built before Heathrow Airport became a major airport.There is no flying at night so residents will have uninterrupted sleep. The take offs and landings are rotated around the airport every few days so that residents are not subject to constant aircraft flying overhead.Great footage.
What a relief to hear this. Cnt imagine if they had to go through this day in and day out.
I stayed once in a hotel in this area at one of these houses and watched the planes arriving at just about the same spot. There is an endless flow of planes landing.
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Well, that's something for the residents. However, not enough! These big companies don't give a rats ass about people. It took legislation, I'll bet, to get them to give the consideration now in place!
Parts of my family live quite close to this area in Osterley, when I was a child you could see one airplane coming and another going. Years later it was four planes at the same time and the noise used to be quite bad but these days it is quiet. And yes, the houses are very nice and quite pricey.
I was staying at a small hotel on the hillside just east of the San Diego airport. The planes come in so close to the hillside that I could actually see the faces of the passengers.
Wow that's crazy 😂
Yep. Same thing when I lived in Reston, VA (planes coming into Dulles). You could literally see people in the windows. It was really bad when the Concorde was coming in. The noise would knock stuff off the shelves.
Was it very noisy?
@@janesawyer3495 The costs of rent and houses are cheaper for those things? Because for some it may be super annoying
@@gabrieljurjevic3840 would not live there if you paid me
I remember back when I was working construction over the summer last year. We were adding an extra floor to an apartment block and I was helping out with the plumbing. Every time I was on lunch break for around an hour, I'd get my food, go right to the top of the roof on the scaffold, and just sit there and eat while these massive planes were landing right above my head. The apartments were right next to runway 27R, if I remember correctly. That was the best job ever.
wow, seems fun! I wish I could do that but Heathrow is too busy!
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Tha noise drives me crazy Your a strong guy
@@abrahamortiz7134 Right. Its unbearable for me also. I think HSPs like me are very serious about such stimulation.
Until you live there!
As much as I enjoy plane spotting, I wouldn't feel comfortable with those giant birds, flying over my house! Wonderfully captured footage 👏🏻 👌🏾!
I'm sure the people that live there are used to it
I was thinking the same thing Lol 😂
I would really like to live near a busy airport😊
I would love it, but I'm a plane geek.
Yup 100% love planes but the pollution both from engines and the noise no thanks.
I could sit ere all day watching these beauty's coming in,love the 747 Queen of the skies 👍great video thanks
My grandparents owned a detached house in Hounslow, and they had a large pear tree in the bottom left of the garden. These aircrafts used to fly directly over it, and as children we used to believe the pilots used that tree as a guide line for the runway. Happy memories, expect its long gone by now. Garden also had an air raid shelter in it. Another story was of a doodlebug heading right towards the back of the house with my grandparents and dad watching from the rear windows, when it cut out and headed directly at them. Then a gust of wind took it, and it landed and exploded in a nearby field. Just as well otherwise my self and 4 other siblings, and approx 25 (Yes lose count as we all scattered across the globe) other offspring wouldn't be alive today.
A doodlebug is a V1 rocket. Yikes! Glad you're alive to tell that story!
In the 60s a relative lived on the Heathrow flightpath! Even better, I used to go out to the airport & sit out on the open deck to watch the take-offs & landings. What a thrill!!
in the 60's... what did they have like 10 planes at the entire airport, probably was a constant flow of aviation traffic, I can only imagine the damage to people's hearing and to the surrounding buildings...
I spent the first 12 years of my life at Hounslow West, on the A30 where it meets Hatton Cross, under the landing path. The sound of propeller planes like the Viscount and then jets were the backdrop to my childhood. I was always awake til 11 pm when flights finished for the day!
It’s the now famous Myrtle Drive, people actually move there for the experience
@@kevster1007 the silly sods!
I used to live in hounslow the runway was behind my house and it was strange when no planes approached. Used to spend hours watching it
@@amylee671 my ex would've loved your gaff to do some plane-twitching!
@Sammi 59 i loved it there I thinkni spend more time looking at planes than cleaning most days lol 😆
I lived in San Diego for 42 years and was a plane spotter in my younger days. While the planes fly low over a certain area of the city, they don’t fly 100 ft over any buildings. The closest they fly is to the parking garage previously mentioned, which is about 100 yds from the end of the runway. There is about a 50-75 yard clearance above that structure. There is no denying it’s dangerously close and pilots complain almost constantly. I heard many years ago that airlines purposely hire ex navy carrier pilots for the SD route because of the building clearances and the shorter than usual runway. If you’ve ever landed in SD, they descend quite quickly after clearing that parking garage. It can be a little daunting for people who don’t like flying. But on another note, I really liked having the different airbus models ID’ed. I’m not familiar with airbus too much so it was a treat. Thanks for the great vid.
This explains why landing and taking off when i visited San Diego was hell for me... i thought i had lost my mind 😂😂 thank you.
Live in OB awhile...you will get enough.
Brilliant video!!! I have always been fascinated with seeing planes take off and land. Once when I worked on a summer camp for kids, we took a trip out to Heathrow just to watch the planes from the top level of one of the multi-story car parks.
proof or never happened
Back in the early to mid 60's Dad would take us to the control tower at Heathrow, where there was a viewing area and a v.small amusement ride set up, from where could be watched the a/c taking off, landing. We lived on Iver Lane, but a few miles from the airport but almost never had overflying..... apart from the occasional weekend light a/c droning over, (that's how empty the skies WERE, back then, but just next door, so to speak).
Some of those buildings have skylights in their roofs. Can you imagine taking a nice relaxing bath, gazing up through your skylight, and all of a sudden there's a British Airways pilot waving back at you!
Interesting video -- thanks!
Oh that's just too funny!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Imagine trying to sleep after a long a day, but you get 6 airbus 380 in 1 hour
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@Tomatost8
NOT FOR ME THANKYOU, I WOULD BE TERRIFIED. 😫😫😫🤔🤔🤔👎👎👎👎🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴
Are those houses actually residential buildings? I can only begin to imagine how loud the noise from those aircrafts must be. So how is it even possible for anyone to live in a place like that?
Heathrow is certainly a great airport to plane spot at. A wide variety of aircrafts from all over world comes there.
its the busiest airport in the world so yeah
@@Gruxxan im pretty sure thats the Hartsfield Jackson-atlanta airport
@@Gruxxan The busiest airport in the world is the Atlanta one by a long shot. I don’t think Heathrow even makes top 3.
Edit: Just looked it up and the top three are Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson (ATL), Dubai International Airport (DXB),
and Tokyo International Airport (HND).
@@TK-cg4ks fair enough
@@TK-cg4ks it depends if its domestic passenger traffic or international passengers
The rainbow at 4:43 was lovely 😊 And the Boeing at 7:02 & 10:41sounded like both were gliding! By the end of the video I could tell which plane types were which. It was a beautiful video!!! I live 30 minutes west of Kansas City International and although the aircraft are several thousand feet overhead it can be noisy, especially when the RedEye flights are beginning. I CANNOT imagine living in the flats there!!!!!!!
I live in Leavenworth and they are routed directly over my house XD
I couldnt stay there nor vacation near there it would drive me crazy lol.
I live near here. You'd be surprised how quickly it becomes background noise. There's actually a plane passing overhead right now that I probably wouldn't have noticed if I wasn't replying to your comment.
I’m in the flight path of both Phoenix Sky Harbor and Luke AFB but far enough out that the only planes that really bother are the F-35 fighters. Talk about loud… holy smokes! Fortunately, they’re only flying a couple times a month and only pass by on their way back to the base.
@@Skippy19812: it's the same as living by a railway line. I used to live in a triangle formed by two railway routes. One of them carried freight on a regular basis. You really do stop hearing them.
🤣🤣🤣 it's not really a vacation hot spot
It's on the edge of a big city ( London) it's Europe's busiest airport
This video is filmed virtually at the start of the runway as the airport has been extended out due to the sheer scale of flights in & out of our capital city
Why would you care or comment when you don't live there and you don't want to anyway
I was a chauffeur from South London and did a pickup under the flight path as your film! My passenger when I mentioned how noisy it was he replied ,"Oh what, you don't notice them after a while"! Well it was a novelty to me but only for a few minutes!
Aye wot were they deaf ? hello said w e r e t h e y d e a f ????
Well go sit in the garden and try sun bath or read a book then you will notice it.
I live just down the road from where this video was shot and it's true that you get used to it. It's a bit like tinnitus in that you only really notice if everything is deathly quiet or somebody points it out to you.
The brain simply takes no more notice after a while. I lived in a flat right on top a busy railway line for a while. Trains thundered past at high speed every few 10 minutes. If you were on the phone you had to interrupt the conversation because it got drowned out. The first week it drove me nuts. A couple of weeks later I didn’t really notice the trains anymore. A few months in, I woke up in the middle of the night while staying in my very rural village home. The reason, no trains. The lack of the regular noise woke me up 😅
@@thomasmerkelbach2755 yes I know that's true i have a freind she's lived very close to railway line all her life and said she doesn't notice the noise of constant trains. . First 20 years of my life living in a quiet area near a valley fields and trees and there was less traffic when I was a kid, I'm 64 now so that peacefulness is impregnated in my brain . Iv lived in a village for the past 19 years and the sound of the main road traffic not far away really bug's me if I'm in my garden. In fact 2020 summer lockdown was heaven, just silence and the birdsong. But a low plain right overhead every few minutes if your sitting in the garden how can you switch off from that?
As a pilot, take offs and landings are the most dangerous times. If it were up to me, I'd make it a law that no housing areas within a mile of airports! Watching these planes on final approach, if something were to happen, even more lives would be lost. It's bad enough when innocent people in the plane die, but to involve those being in their homes............. tragic.
So what can they do though? Move the airport? Move the houses?
@@JamesK1963 Unless the Government chooses to give compensation to the people that live there, relocate them and tear the houses down, things will have to stay the way they are.
So well said right from the horses mouth! Bravo 👏
Why do I see this comment on loads of videos, pretty sure you’re the same person I’ve seen claiming to be a pilot on them. Stop lying
MI iii
That A350-1000 is just stunning!
What a cool video from Heathrow! 👍✈👌
"is this a nice quiet neighborhood?"
"WHAT???"
"I said is this a nice quiet neighborhood?"
"YES!"
Brilliant video man! For us plane spotters this is heaven, for the neighbors not so much hahah
😂😂
Then think of the days when Concords, 707:s, DC9:s and so on roared over the rooftops. And all the black exhaust fumes.
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i'm sure they are used to it, some of them eve have their windows open, clearly it doesn't bother them
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A380 is the king of the the sky’s but the majesty of the 747 is something to behold.
Queen, planes are female
I worked close to Heathrow when Concorde was still in service, when it took off the noise was deafening, it would set car alarms of as it flew over due to the vibration, what a machine though
My manager at my last job was fortunate enough to pay a couple of grand for the concorde experience back in the day and she kept on banging on about how great it was all the time. To be fair, wish I had a chance to go on it when it was in service.
I lived in Twickenham, and I remember the distinctive noise it made on approach to Heathrow. As kids, we sometimes would rush to windows or outside to watch it.
dude! I have literally flown into heathrow before. I had a burger in one of the restuarants, too. Yeah. Heathrow, dude!
The airport personnel my have to direct the planes to land at the opposite end of the runway away from the houses.
@@fionamessenger7660 I actually lived in Reading which was on Concorde flight path,by the time it was overhead it was at full power ,you could see it coming but not hear it until it had virtually gone out of view, the sound rumbled on for a few minutes after it had disappeared
I stayed at my daughters flat in London which was on the Heathrow flight path. I was woken up at 5 am with the loudest plane overhead. It was so noisy and made me jump. After that every 3 minutes the planes were coming into land so I didn’t get any more sleep. I could not live anywhere near that airport as the noise was horrendous. I guess the residents must get used to the noise.
Idk why I love aircraft so much!😭😭
This is so breath taking and heart stopping!
Maybe I would feel differently if I lived there, but I would love to live there and witness this on a regular basis.
That Malaysia air A350 wow gorgeous and nice to see the old A300 liked the filming too
I think this was shot in or near Myrtle Avenue which would make this approach runway 27L. If I am right about the runway it looks like the planes are flying overhead houses on the west end of the road but are actually slightly north of them, flying over fields behind the houses in the video. You can see the runway approaches very clearly in Google Maps.
I think you’re correct. If you look closely, you can see these planes are flying to the right of these houses, although the angle the video is shot at makes it look like directly overhead. But fabulous video! I’d love this for about a day, then want to move lol. Another nice thing about this video? The sun is out in London!!! 😃☀️
I had a boyfriend who lived in Cranford Avenue, Stanwell, and we saw the planes but they didn't go over his house as his street was parallel to the runway.
@@karenhoward6712 I can confirm that it is in Myrtle Ave, TW14 :)
@@suzannel8926 you single now?
@@Alyzah My Grandparents lived on the other side of the airport in Zealand Ave Harmondsworth. I expect that will be in the airport soon
Been here many times, Myrtle avenue is a excellent place for Ave geeks to watch both take off and Landing of Aircraft’s
Real Estate Agent to client: " I've got a really nice place to show you, and the airport is only a ten minute drive away! There's one little drawback though......."
What's that then?
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Planes all the time
I think the A350 is one of the best planes out there. Beautiful and produces minimal noise. Especially the -1000.
I worked in Heathrow Central Area '70 til ''92. There used to be a workers hostel by the 27R threshold (28R as was) at Hatton Cross and another in the 27L undershoot (28L as was) at Hatton Cross. Airport shift workers were expected to get rested in their time off there. A lot of folks don't realise how much noisier the older pure jets were in comparison to modern fans. It could be painful at times.
If I 'get on the cross', the Underground will take me to the Central Area.
I used to not be far from there. Concorde taking off in the morning was just brilliant.
Couple of Tridents and VC-10s coming in alongside DC-8s and so on.. I mention trident specifically as I know them Rolls-Royce Spey engines were skull splitting xD.
Great video, my friend, but this would drive me crazy
There has never been such a wonderful aircraft like 747, There is never such a wonderful aircraft like 747 and There will never be such a wonderful aircraft like 747. That’s why it’s the queen of skies !!
Concorde was special too just too expensive for the majority
the peace and quiet they mustve felt during the pandemic!
Must have felt eerily quiet
I could never live in those houses and if I were in a plane and saw us landing that close I’d freak out probably 😩.
Dont forget the sounds. Imagine trying to sleep or study while planes constantly taking off
@@Tomatost8 I'd love that. Best noise ever
@@Tomatost8 I’d live there just for that view and noise
@@Tomatost8 Hát sztem azért meg lehet szokni ezt is. Pl egyszer voltam Budapesten egy egyhetes kiránduláson, és a Ferihegy 13 R pályairány short final-je alatt volt a szállásunk.
Youd need sleeps with earplugs for sure👍
Great video
That's really awesome honestly! I assume you get used to the noise living there but not the constant worry about if a plane misjudges 😳 That would always be in the back of my mind
I was born & bred in Hounslow, about a mile from Heathrow. You’re right, when you live so close & on the Heathrow flight path you really become so accustomed to the noise every 5 minutes or so that you almost don’t notice it. If you’re talking when a plane goes over you automatically raise your voice without realising it! I moved away from London for over 40 years but moved back to a different part of London 11 years ago. If I ever go near Heathrow now I really notice how noisy the planes are, something that never bothered me before!
SO TRUE
@@susankeating8678 I was looking for a comment like this Susan as I always wondered if you would ever get used to it. I live next to a railway line but don't notice anymore but that is nothing compared to this, they're on the ground 😆✈
Brilliant video. I love plane watching. Such powerful, graceful things. When I go to London, my face is always turned upward. 😃👍
Very cool shot of the British airways Rome to London with the rainbow.
Seriously the coolest thing to see irl! Overwhelming but gnarly!!!
What superb footage! The aircraft are almost clipping the roofs. I would love this. I guess the residents might find it intrusive although the mind adapts to noise over time and filters it out. Some fantastic aircraft, especially the biggies - the glorious 747 and A380's gliding in. 👍✈️
I'm sure they would let you buy there house with No hesitation🤣
@@christinedavey7793 People choose to live there, what better place to be if you work in aviation?
@@DoubleMonoLR You're wrong and I've know people who lived close to where this image is taken which of course has been massively compressed by the long lens/magnification. Aircraft were never as close as appears in the video.
You can easily become immune to noise that would drive others mad. If I recall pilots of the A380, with two crews due to distance, reported problems sleeping because of lack of noise. Parents of screaming kids are immune to noise others in the vicinity are driven mad by.
@@byteme9718 I would probably get over the noise if I lived there but my problem would be the planes getting close to my house and trees
Also most planes crash during takeoff and landing so I would be concerned because if just one plane crashes my house would be destroyed or maybe other places in the neighbourhood
Glad to have spotted the Kenya Airways. The Pride of Africa.
As somebody who is passionate about flying and planes, I would love to live there.
Probably end up with cancer from jet fuel
@@lightwalker9879 how come air port workers don't have cancer
All those high decibel noise. No way
Imaging being up on them roofs putting up shingles! Love them 787's!
Cant even imagine the noise those houses are getting,,, Im about 40 miles away from my airport,,, and i still feel the vibration when they fly by,,, Great Vid,,, Thanks.
It must be a pleasure to live there!
Frequently shaking furniture along with a nice turbine concert and a lovely scent of kerosene in your garden!
Amazing that you don’t hear the plane until it’s right on top of you. I do love those quiet ones though.
notice how loud is the B777 vs the B787... 87s also seem to glide more smoothly than 77s ... of course it could be wind conditions and pilot's skills but i'd bet its those nice wingtips... hipnotic video, I enjoyed every second of it
Imagine living in one of those houses and never getting sleep lol. Great video as always though.
The Runways at Heathrow alternate for landings on a weekly basis and they switch runways every day at 15:00 hours to reduce the noise footprint
@@ianstewartaviation2634 thanks for the information, mate. 👍🏻
there are no flights at night
You've really outdone yourself this time.... incredible....just incredible clear with amazing engine sounds footage / content....!!!.... Aircraft literally on the tops of houses....wow.... thanks for sharing...!!
What a lovely compilation! Would love to live there! It's an amazing alarm! Liked!
Amazing video loved it!
Man! I'm glad I don't live there, the constant noise would drive me crazy! By the way; nice video.
Soundproof doors n windows and you're good. It would be heaven for aviation enthus...tho
@@deadnlovingit I love planes but NO.
The landings you would not hear after a few days. The takeoffs yes.
I was working out at Attwood for a while at the old DEPI agriculture site. I sat outside to eat my lunch each day and I felt like I could almost reach up and touch the planes coming in to land at Tullamarine. Awesome experience.
My auntie used to live close to Heathrow directly in the landing path and I'd lay in her garden watching planes pass over. You could see the bolts on the under carriage. LOVE the noise
It always amazes me how those enormous planes stay up there👍👍👍👌✈️🛫🛬
Same
4:39 best shot in the entire compilation.
Great shots. Most planes these days look boring as, but it's great to see a few beautiful birds such as the A340, A380 and 747.
There was a story that when flights were grounded because of the ash from the volcano in Iceland residents near Heathrow complained that they could hear the traffic on the M25. There's no pleasing some people.
There is no earthly reason why I should be enjoying this but I am, very much, so thankyou
Hahaha, I strangely understand that!
This reminds me of a hotel my wife and I stayed at That was in line with the runway at the Atlanta airport. Although I didn't get much sleep, I loved staying at the hotel and I'd do it again
I think I stayed at that same hotel. The bed was bolted to the floor to keep it from moving.
I can see a Kenya airline in this video..love you ❤️ Guys from Ghana 🇬🇭 west Africa 🇬🇭🇬🇭❤️❤️❤️
4:37 Stunning!
Very good job
Being London, those houses will still be worth half a million ! 🤣
I respect your hard work and due diligence on your videos. They're recorded in the place at the same angle. Plus, there aren't any narration or drama queen exclamations like on other channels. 👍👍👍👍
Very clever how it’s filmed, the angle gives you the impression the aircraft are flying over the houses , when in fact the glide path is over a large open field quite a large distance behind the houses……
Honestly, it would be scary seeing it for the first time
Oh yes? In Cork City Ireland the approach used be over .Blackpool on the northside and you could taste the fuel getting dumped before landing. Cancer suddenly skyrocketed, especially leukemia in children. Couple of schools right there. That was 1990s. I left then so don't know if they expanded the runways and changed approaches or not.
Using a zoom lens possibly 100mm or more that's why the image is compressed.
WOW, great collection!
Did you notice any drastic differences in volumes between the newer airplances and the older ones. I.e a350 vs B777 or the 787 and A330
Lol..yes
God, but them 380's are huge beasts!!!
Ain't no way in hell , That's entirely too close to those houses and powerlines 😳
Don't forget the Trees. Trees are people too!!
The thumbnail was clickbait.
The aircraft are no where near the houses and power lines
For sale is this charming semi-detached family home. Wonderful ever-evolving scenery and exceptional transport links.
The shaking, the noise, the pollution ... Things you can't just get used to !
Yeah man. Pretty sure the fumes will give you cancer in no time
We take my grandson there occasionally to watch the planes. He loves it.
I live in a similar situation, and even though it’s loud I sometimes get amazing views of the planes and to be honest at some point you get so used to the sound that you don’t even notice them anymore, sounds unbelievable but is true.
Thats not a pretty thiing to get used to. Do you live rent free?
What about those jet fumes tho….?
@@ImagMillionaire Yes they should! 😅
@@ImagMillionaire haha yeah I do so I don’t really have a choice.
@@Juliet04738 I actually never thought about those but till now nothing happened, and I can gladly say that the planes don’t fly the whole year directly over our house but only in good weather. So the sound is always there the fumes not I guess.
Love to see one of the most underrated Airlines Bangladesh Airlines in hd Melbourne aviation channel. Love From Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩
If one of the home owners put their house on Air B n B I’d happily pay to stay there for a holiday just so I could sit and watch all the planes go by
The joys of city living. Great video.
I used to live in North Sheen for a few years, and it was cool seeing planes from all over the world so close you can read the tail number. It was also pretty noisy too so I moved a bit further south to Kingston.
Magnifique vidéo 🙏🙏🙏
As much as I LOVE watching airplane and anything to do with planes, this has always made me feel nervous & shaky
Nice steady shots !
Great clear, steady footage. I wouldn't want to be live within a mile of either side of the strip though, the noise is one thing, but in a period of heavy winds, i would be very worried. On Sundays, they pass over me about a mile or so up from JFK, sounds like they are a lot closer, unnerving sometimes.
That noise would drive me insane!
As a kid I along with my Dad and my two brothers would go to Dorval airport in Montreal to watch planes land and takeoff on the outdoor observation deck,which today due to security reasons people can't do anymore.It was cool as a kid but I wouldn't want to be living in a flight path.Too much constant noise and possibility of crashes.
Public comments. Wonderful landing. I am enjoying watching beautiful planes.
I loved this watching airplanes land and takeoff is thrilling for me as I’m a lover of planes the bigger the better. I can’t imagine the people living there. It would be difficult on the ears maybe they get used to it.
You get used to it. When the same planes fly through at the same time everyday you can tell time from the specific sounds in the sky. I have lived in similar place for so long. Fun thing. Glasses on shelves also have unique sounds and vibrations from individual airplanes.
@@charisma-hornum-fries Completely agree with you. I stay in a similar area in Delhi !!
Aaaahhh, the serenity! 😁
It's a shame that I can't watch big passenger jets flying low around buildings without immediately being reminded of Sept. 11th. It's cool and yet so eerily reminiscent of the footage I've seen from that day.
Skyscrapers yes but houses? I never think of that.
Oddly satisfying to watch 🤩
So awesome!! I would love to live in one of those residences -- just so I could 'plane spot' all day -- or night!! Great captures!! 💕✈✈💕
I would live right there if I could. I love the noise. I used to live near London and the Concord flew over each early PM and was magnificent in its LOUD ROAR
Here, on Mrtyle...I'd sit on a patio sipping wine.......enjoying
Imagine living there….😮
A nightmare! The noise and the polution are terrible.
@Anna DB yep but for some crazy plane spotter it will be heaven
When i was a kid at my parents house we lived next to a railroad. Eventually you get used to the noise of trains. But i think when you live there….. reading a magazine or a newspaper would be a huge undertaking.
What a nice, quiet neighborhood...
Stunning work sir ❤
Absolutely beautifully filming gorgeous capturing appreciate your Amazing work well done Sir Merci
Ah, I could watch this all day.