Boeing 747-400 Hong-Kong Landing - COCKPIT VIEW
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Full arrival into Hong Kong Chek Lap Kok Intl Airport filmed from the cockpit of a KLM Martinair Cargo Boeing 747-400BCF.
Beautiful Arrival over Kowloon and HongKong Island.
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The Pilot Channel is back. New video of a Martinair 747-400 BCF arrival over kowloon into Hong Kong airport. Much more will be posted in the next weeks, so stay tuned, Thank You.
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Never ceases to amaze me how the landing gear doesn’t just collapse on impacting the tarmac.. and it can handle it thousands of times. Incredible.
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Every time I get on a plane I say, the tray table behind should have a screen that projects a dash cam so we can see the plane land from the cock pit. I was once lucky enough to sit in cock pit of a Lear jet and the take off and landing was spectacular. My father had a plane and loved that too.
This Captain does a nice job flying the 747. Pretty impressive he hands flies it quite a bit. Being a professional pilot myself I’m pretty impressed.
747 was my go to plane on flight simulator 04 Century of flight. It took me about 100 tries, I finally landed the 747 on Campbell River BCs 5000 ft runway. Stopped right on the numbers. The Screenshot was gorgeous.
Bad fire Feb first that computer is forever gone. am crybaby whaaaa
I did manage to retrieve my pilots logbook 600 hours, and old pilot licence scorched but fine. Siggh
Nice view of the heavily polluted air.
I am from HK and clearly remember the Kai Tak Airport! It’s amazing and lots of happy memories!
Horee ... Good job ... Beautiful n smooth landing ... Tq for all of the crew on duty ... GBU
landing in Hong Kong these days is child's play. Before 1998, on the only Kai Tak track, certification was required. In the NW > SW direction we skimmed the roofs of the buildings at 800 feet, and if the sea was rough the runway was under the spray
I have landed many times in Hong Kong on the Kai Tak track. What you say is so true.! Wing tips almost touched apartments 😋.
I like the work of this pilots really
I love the final ten feet when pilot gently resists the gravity force, to make contact almost imperceptible, seamless. There’s still a lot of vibration on impact, but I love how gentle he makes it.
That's called a "Flare"
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I take it the controls screens are not actually flickering but static the shutter speed setting of recorder different from panels that make for the effect of strobing
The hand flying 10/10 :D this weather is considered a pretty good day ... a joy to watch
Andy YCY *979*2*2#
Modern air travel is absolutely one of the most amazing miracles of modern technology. HOW do they get those big things to fly like that?
SCIENCE!!!
Luck
It is only physics...an airplane has to overcome 4 physical forces. The size doesn't matter ...
Bernoulli!
And when it doesn't, down she goes...
I am really scared of flying again but man i would feel better if i had 2 piolts like this if i had to again.
What is that sound I keep hearing, just for a second or two, like at 7:06?
Before landing, the pilot will arm the spoilers. Once the wheels have touched down the runway, the spoilers will automatically deploy, and makes that sound it the cockpit.
Sounds like the operation of the trim wheels.
@@jimh8644 that's what I thought too
That's the co-pilot sliding back the electric chair....
Great video nice shots of Hong Kong
You big plane Pilots never cease to amaze me. Thank you for the content I've flown in enough simulators to know that's a no easy task to make a smooth landing and something that's already six stories tall
I agree
You're videos are great.... I just got hired by an airline and will be flying the 747-400, can't wait...
Congratulations, have great flights. G.B.🙏🙏
Hard to believe what it feels like when you in one of those seats
I’ve always look up to pilots and thought they are the coolest men in the world. Bc I could Never do what they do. I barely can even go on an elevator without my heart skipping a beat.
Greeting from Hong Kong. This should be the cargo flight, as it lands on RWY 25L/07R, which is usually for take offs for all flights and landing for cargo flights, while another runway 25R/07L is for landings of passenger flights.
Yes plus they parked in the tarmac area for offloading goods.
At first I thought the passengers were going to walk into the terminal
It is KLM Cargo !
i wonder what is the topic up there. do they talk about soccer? politics or is just aviation related topics ?
man hong kong is beautiful from up there
Zachary Zaucha n
I was in Honk Kong several times during the late '80s. I was convinced that if everyone came down and out of all the high rise buildings that there wouldn't be enough space on the ground for everyone to stand.
Excellent approach & landing, nice video covering all the process & site seeing... 👍🌹
GOD BLESS ALL PILOTS!
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Not sure of the numbers. In Canada I believe it's one in 16,000 holds a Pilot License.
I'm ex private pilot 600 hours.
I'd venture the numbers have changed, there's hardly any Civilian aircraft in our once busy local airstrip.
I feel like l also on the plane when l watch this video
Old HK airport was much more fun!
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Wow those guys are amazing!
Beautiful landing beautiful approach, never been to Hong Kong now I really want to go on 747! Nice job to you all!
Hong Kong was much nicer when it was still controlled by the British. Now that China has taken back control, it's not the same anymore!!! 🇬🇧
Most people would not remember the old Hong Kong Kai Tak airport, there was only one runway, the IGS approach to runway 13 was always breathtaking no matter how many times you did it! Just look for it here.
There was a square painted on a big rock as you approached Kai Tak and the idea was to count to three when you saw the square and then turn right. Flying past people's windows on the approach was a hoot!
Occasionally planes would not brake in time and end up in the water.
The airplane is the best invention of Mankind. Made by USA citizens, the Wright brothers. Let their souls rest in peace and all gratitude given for this great gift to man.
This may be a stupid question, but why do the screens in the cockpit flicker constantly?
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alextotoalextoto not really a stupid question. the answer is fairly simple though. CRT monitors refresh their screens about 72Hz, which means 72 times a second the screen is basically erased and redrawn. This happens faster than your eye can see. A typical handheld camera usually records at about 24FPS or 24Hz, they also use rolling shutters which means that as the shutter passes over the CRT monitor, the monitor is erasing and redrawing it's screen. These two things combined mean that the camera is making it look the screens are flickering, they are not actually flickering in the cockpit.
tl;dr just an artifact of the camera, screens aren't actually flickering.
Its same when you video tape a moving fan and it shows blade one by one.
Screen in the plane does not flick on our human being eges.
But Screen in the plane does flick on Camera eye which recorded at that time. Because camera was sampling
It's the refresh rate of the video taking the images. The aircraft screens DO NOT "flicker" to the flight crew.
That smog though.
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@Chi Rungo no problem I am pilot of truck.
Hong Kong's smog is so bad, kind hard finding the runway and with the mountain Terrain. Reminds me going from Las Vegas to Salt Lake City with all these mountains.
Landed in HK severa times in 1975. Scared the crap out of me flying in between the apt buildings at less than 2oo ft!
I'm 38 years old and I want to be a Pilot!!! This is my Dream!! I need to work very hard to pay my School!!
Everything is so peaceful up in the air looking down. You wouldn't know how bad it is down there on the ground if you didn't already know it
I enjoy watching flights of different aero-vehicles.
Fantastic! Best I have ever seen as in Quality and sharpness of picture. Fantastic job, love it!
I've never flown can someone tell me why some of those monitors are very clear and some are strobing like this plane was??
15 umpired the refresh rate of the screen on the plane is slower then the frame rate of the camera. The pilots don’t see that
very well executed,amazing
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Remenber my trip to Hong Kong in 2013
Well done, not something you see, but always wondered what went on, very informative and a good insight. Thanks for posting. What a shame that some idiots have ruined the chance of passengers going for a look on the flight deck these days.
The coordination between the pilot and the first officer was v Good
*NICE JOB, AS USUAL!!*
Never get tired of watching these. I especially liked we made a full stop!
Why are landingstrips bumby?
Hans Van Baren Probably because of the lights embedded in them.
It's not the landing strips. It's the surface of the runway.
Unbelievable..our American pilots..the greatest in the world to handle and fly a monstrous jetliner like the 747..extraordinary skills and balls plus the responsibility of all the passengers onboard..lots and lots of hours and courage to fly a beautiful aircraft like that..pure art and skill👍
There actually Dutch, it's a Martinair freighter
Well done. Amazing. Loved seeing this from the cockpit. Very impressed!
Outstanding
Was there in November, thanks for the memory.
Would you say that the 747 is the finest , safest commercial jet ever made?
Nooo hahaha. Never in the fucking life
Hey, how fast we going, man...
Uhh...oohhh, hit the brakes, man...
Hey, they really trust me to fly this multimillion plane, wow...
And afterwards the pilot and co-pilot went and got a steam 'n cream
oh! Wait... I just put 2 and 2 together. Guess what, the captain in this video is "The Pilot" in the "The Pilot Channel".
Hey Captain -- if you haven't already, you should do a self-intro video.
The views a pilot can enjoy everyday are just unbelievable! One can see why Hong Kong is land scarce not because it's small - it isn't for a city - but because its so hilly!
I flew on a B747 into Hong Kong back in 1985 and landed at the old airport called Kai Tak International Airport- as you descended there were buildings on both sides- strange as you are coming in to see that there are buildings not far away and higher than you- came in around 6pm their time and could see the close proximity of these buildings to the approach path - understand why they built the new airport away from the closeness of residential areas 👍🏿🇦🇺
@@mariagrant3706 Yes I remember the plane having to make that big last second right hand turn once it got to that mountain with the big red checkerboard sign on it. And you could actually see the people inside those tall buildings as you were getting ready to land. I prefer landing at the new HK International airport. Flew in there twice in 2012 and 2019. Nice and easy landing on Cathay Pacific!!!!! 👍
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This are GREAT pilots, but what's going on with the Maintenance/Avionics department: the instruments and the Avionics of this Aircraft is terrible. The Maintenance department is hopelessly not helping this pilots the flying instruments of this Aircraft is terrible and I'm really sure that unstable instruments will hurt this pilots during the flight, can anyone imagine if this pilots are in the severe storm weather with a hopeless instruments behavior.
Great approach and touched down Skipper and my regards to the First Officer, I'm proud of you Guys. So Maintenance department do your job and stop putting the pilots on unnecessary danger of their vision, safety of the Aircraft operations and the crew will help the crew for safety of the passengers.
As challenging as any landing is, this was a piece of cake compared to the old Kai Tak Hong Kong airport approach and landing. You literally had to point the aircraft at a 'chequerboard' - painted red and white squares on a rocky outcrop, just before impact, make a hard right turn and if you've got it right the runway will appear right in front! Managed to do this successfully a few times on Flight Sim 74-4 but when you get it wrong it's wrong spectacularly; go around, crash or in the sea the only options.
Its a wonder that they can read those strobing TV screens. It must give them a headache. You'd think that they could put better TV screens in the airplane.
The trouble with this channel is that there's no RT chat either pilot/pilot or pilot/ATC therefore is nit particularly interesting . . . .
Is it still true today 8 years later, if you taxi with full flaps it means you have been hijacked?
Why is the instruments shaking so badly? Looks like it’s gonna fall apart just like the Airlines itself.
WAW ... Not any one can do that it requires a lot of experience
Beautiful!
My father use to fly with the B25.The CELERA,what do you think about?
It's more thrill whwn you're landing in the old airport or in Typhoon.
Freight , Sure was bumpy settling down
That was a hard landing. If the pigs try to get at you, pow bang boom crash, park it like it’s hot.
Can anyone tell me why the monitors are all flickering flashing. Reminds me of my very old computer I once had.
it flashes because of refresh rate of displsys and the rolling shutter of camera. the rolling shutter of camera eliminates some of the frames thus causing the flickering rolling effect of the displays and old computer monitors as well as 60 Hz and 50 Hz. the higher refresh rates are displayed with less flickering when shot with the cameras equipped with rolling shutter.
if you notice the newer faster refreshing displays in cockpit technology 2008 onward they show little or no flickering at all because of higher refresh rates
Thanks for the reply. It all makes sense now that it’s put into perspective
i really wish the camera was better and had a higher frame rate. i like looking at the instrument readings and this blinking is annoying
The smog is hideous. I’d ask the Captain to just keep flying.
Damn at 500 ft, it still looked so high!
cause the cockpit itself is high.
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นิตยา วงศ์พิทยาดิศัย l love this ,the technicality of the system
I don't think it is ft, it should be meter😎
@@ookkookk5121 yes meters
Why the heck do the screens ALWAYS blink in and out constantly?
Piece of cake compared to CheckerBoard approach and Kai Tak landing..
Always get a little excited seeing the islands of HK. First time and place I visited in Asia back in '97 and it put where I am today.
Love the video!
Where are you today, do you mean business wise?
@@21ADB21 Thanks for asking, totally unrelated really, but it's where I am in life with a Chinese spouse :-)
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Not neatly as exciting as when we flew into Kai Tak back in 1989.
Whats with the blinking display?
Pilots did a good job of locating the runway despite the amount of air pollution
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Fantastic & Serpriesly Landing
wow ,130 knots speed? is not low?
***** 140* kts is a pretty typical landing speed for a 747-400. Approach speed is anywhere from (recalling from memory here) 165 to 121 kts. Varies a lot depending on payload, fuel remaining and weather conditions. (also 140kts is about 160 mph or 260kph)
Why is the captain moving the yoke too much? Isn't the aircraft on autopilot?
+Arch Vile - The "whoop, whoop, whoop" sound at 01:14 is the autopilot disengage sound. From there, he flew manually.
+corisco tupi Ah, I forgot about that, yes that was the autopilot being disengage. I thought pilots keep flying the plane on autopilot till they are about 1000 feet above runway.
+Arch Vile master autopilot was turned off and was switched to heading hold at that point for just a few seconds. The First Officer turns the autopilot back on shortly after.
+corisco tupi It was an ILS approach he did not fly manually until the very end.
+corisco tupi @3:23 you can see the master auto pilot switch has been reactivated considering the light is green.
what are the mechanical sounds when touching down?
wheels locking in place?
***** Its the spoiler deployment on the wing, The gear is locked in the air wouldn't be very safe otherwise.
The spoiler is set on armed before landing and deploys when the wheels touch the runway.
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As a lover of the 747, the Hong Kong apron is a tremendous sight
Kind a noisy but hey nice landing :)
The 400 came out in the mid-70s, at least that was when I first flew on one. The cockpit instruments had to have upgraded at least twice, right? What a great improvement over the classic 100, 200. Thanks for the video
+SJ Bobkins The 400 came out in 1989, the classic (100 & 200) came out in the 1970
No, the 400 wasn't about until the 80s.
747-400 came out in the late 80s, not mid 70s.
+Fahim Mughal 1989.
+Fahim Mughal 1989.
How can they see those screens when they are flashing so quick?
Great to see you back! Looking forward to your uploads! :)
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Very cool video! The smog over HK is frightening, but, this is where the big boys come to fly! An amazing collection of various type of aircraft surrounding the terminal!
Very gòod
And this is the relatively new HK airport. Just imagine landing at the old Kai Tek airport!!!!!!! 😱
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Super video great job, I'm pretty sure the Dashboard is broke and is not sapose to be flashing lol
Nice work, love the views
It's Cargo!
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Boeing 747-400 Hong-Kong Landing; nice.....tengfumin.....104/6/23.....
Once again a great video. Thanks for sharing, and I'm glad that I subscribed.
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This was posted in 2016? Or filmed in 2015? The haze in Hong Kong midday was impressive I recall the SE Asia haze alerts throughout summer/fall 2015