I'm honestly impressed by how beautiful that part of Africa was, many people just describe africa as poor, starving, desserted, etc. even if that's only some parts of Africa
Because it's both? :D Africa is incredibly diverse, but being "poor" or rather incredibly unfair distribution of wealth and exploitation is a common i think.
I have subscribed. As a Zimbabwean, i really appreciate the positive feedback on our country. Of course there is a lot that needs to be worked on and a lot we can learn and improve as a country. Loved your positive energy and vibe. Well done bro
your positive comments are appreciated. There are so many other plane-heads that flooded us from the beginning to end with complains about every little thing.
The York Lodge looks very nice and peaceful and a big contrast of what we see in the media of country is with its bad situation and high inflation…nice video & wish you luck in getting on the iconic 737-200🙏🏻
I live in Zimbabwe after spending a decade studying and working in Europe. Best place in the world. Don't let the media dictate your view on our part of the world.
Those birds we heard and you focused on were the Purple-crested Turaco (Tauraco porphyreolophus), also called the Purple-crested Lourie. Stunningly beautiful. As an ex-Zimbo, the house I grew up in not too far from where you stayed, was always visited by them.
Just returned from a trip t 🇿🇼 and SA, and the moment I left it, I missed it so much.😢❤️❤️❤️ Absolutely beautiful land, people and a trip of a lifetime, so I had to see ur video as we did not do inly Vic Falls and Dete, nor did we fly in Air 🇿🇼. Love the ERJ, which for a narrow body acft is quite comfy and svc onboard is quite nice; not one single delay in all 11 flight segments of our trip. Fully recommend Zimb and SA but I can't wait to get back to Africa ❤
WOW what a beautiful/insightful trip report… Beautiful part of Africa !!! Enjoy!! Hoping to see that 737-200 trip report soon!!! Love that aircraft and didn’t realise they were the last (one of the last??) operators of that aircraft.
I personally have had a few negative experiences, not “negative thoughts” TheAirline can be very unreliable at the best of times. Honestly that’s why I stopped using them. Too many missed connections. It’s isn’t worth it!
Broo this plane is ancient!!! That's why he's super excited to travel with it!! It's not appreciation of Air Zimbabwe, it's appreciation of the old ancient piece of machinery that is the 737-200
Good thing they're about to start a refurbishment of the 1950s era terminal used for domestic flights. I remember in the 90s when it was still used for international flights and 747s from BA, Qantas, Lufthansa and Air France were regular visitors.
Vic Falls is one of the most stupendous bits of a beautiful country. It's going to be great if you find the still flying 737-200. It may well be one of the planes I flew in out of Vic Falls (as well as 707's and vicounts) when I worked in Zim in the mid 80's. Happy times
Eyo bro how are your ears sitting right next to that engine. I'm wearing headphones and i can hear that noise 😅. I've been on bigger airlines going in and out of zim. That small jet sounds noisy or maybe it's just your mic thats really sensitive. Lots of love for positive reviews on my country my g
Is that aircraft called Mbuya Nehanda - if so I've flown her many times to Vic Falls & back, she's certainly a faithful old lady. Thanks for showing our beautiful country as it actually is, instead of what the media portraits us as. Much respect from zimbabwe 🇿🇼
Thanks Gabriel, your video provided an interesting contrast to the day trip I made by Vickers Viscount from Harare to Victoria Falls on 12 Oct 1980 (as guest of Air Zimbabwe) while working for the publishers of the long forgotten ABC World Airways Guide.
Your vlog sent me off on a research quest re Air Zimbabwe. Technical servicing difficulties, multiple acting-CEO changes, banned from EU airspace etc. I admire your courage!
@normanmcleod7169. Ahh!!! Don't forget that 🇿🇼 has been under E.U. sanctions and the 737-200 is an American plane. One is bound to have parts problems and resultant technical issues. Logical.
Cheers man. I first flew on the erj145 between Xna-Dfw with AA in summer of 99 then a third in 09 between Iah-mci with UA and Xna-Cvg-Sav With DL awesome RR engines on the Brasilia maker Memories🎉 cheers T.y.
I suppose I’m fortunate to have flown in an original Frontier Airlines 200 in 1979 (as a 14 year old), CP Air in ‘88 and Air New Zealand hush-kitted 200s in the 90s. I particularly remember the Frontier Airlines flights from YVR to GEG and back. Going there was the newer red & orange livery but coming back was the original 1969 paint job which was very retro looking even in ‘79. Kudos to you for keeping your spirits up in spite of the setbacks.
Too bad that you weren't able to catch it thus far - hope this will change in the next video. However, when you look at FR24 data - the plane seems to be flying even less compared to the time when this was filmed.
Gabriel, at flightradar24 wouldn’t you have the data from your database to work out exactly where any given 737-200 is located? 😊 enjoying the channel. 👏🏻
Not much has changed at Harare airport since I was flying in and out of there in the 1980s! 🤣 Some good memories and great aerial views over my old schools and the suburb where I lived. Thanks!
I think I was lucky, flew the B732 Z-WPA between DAR and HRE June 20th. After that flight it dissapeared from flightradar until September 9th when it was back on the radar. When were you in Zimbabwe?
And the FR24 receiver filter out all planes that only have mode S, excluding 80% of venezuelan airplanes, affecting MLAT, MLAT is only possible with T- receiver, user-made, incredible wrong choice for a tracking website
As I watched your video I couldn't work out why I didn't recognise Victoria Falls as I could swear I had flown in/out of there. So looked up my records and it was actually Livingstone on the other side of the Victoria Falls -- on the Zambian side, that I had flown into in May 1993 in a Convair CV-580 of Regional Air from JNB and sat in the jumpseat too for descent/landing. Just 4 months earlier I had visited Harare too flying in/out on SAA A320s from/to JNB.
so funny hearing you say you just want to get a glimpse of that 737-200. It must be quite ancient now. I used to fly on it regularly between Harare and Bulawayo in the 1970s! However, I have never been on an ERJ so thanks for the lovely memories of seeing the city I grew up in, the old airport and I guess a new airport in VFA.....older AV-Geek! :)
How did you get away with filming at the airports??? All the times I visited Zimbabwe, I was warned that photographing the airport was prohibited! And I've flown Air Zimbabwe 737-200's in the past - on the few occasions when the plane wasn't commandeered by Grace Mugabe to go on a shopping trip to South Africa! I see you were the victim of 'presidential privilege' on your visit also, Gabriel. LOL
We've been taking pictures at the airport since the 90s. Not sure why you were told not to. Air Zimbabwe is a national airline and they don't have many planes so the president used to use the Air Zimbabwe planes for his trips, which was a pain if he needed to travel far away and needed a bigger aircraft. Then they would swap planes on the Joburg route then change the direct flight to Vic Falls and make a stopover in Bulawayo. Never heard of flights being cancelled because Grace went shopping in SA because that's not where she did her shopping. Your source of information is wrong. Just like in this case, no flight was cancelled because the president was using the plane, they just change the aircraft.
I also like the back row. Yes, US airlines could learn a thing or two also in relation to food and beverage service. A 1 hour flt in the States will barely get you a 3 ounce water bottle and some stale pretzels. The RJ 145 really moves on down the road on takeoff! Great scenery.
Nice vidoes, keep them coming. Ihope you will get to see the 737-200 soon. The domestic terminal is a bit old now but it will get a face lift soon after the old international terminal is done.
While your in Vic falls you should experience white water rafting down the Zambezi and bungee jumping off the bridge between Zim and Zambia. These will definitely get your heart ponding! Safe travels!
Looks greaet, nice flight. I have been on board a 737 100 or 200, I am not sure. It was back in 1984. Just a short flight It was a Sabena, the former national carrier of Belgium. We flew from Antwerps to Brussels, only a 15 minutes flight. I have an official certificate as it was a flight babtism, and part of one of the daytrips of our national railways in the Netherlands. I made slides of our flight, so I could find out if it was a -100 or -200. I guess a -200. Just saw on google earth that Victoria fall airport has a 4 km long runway and Harare airport even an almost 5 km long runway. Maybe because of higher elevation and high temperatures most of the time... Hope you catch that 737-200 soon, and we would like to see the video of course!
Am from Zim and trust me kkkk that 737 -200 wasnt in Malawai.....That plane is only boarded by the strong at heart,,,,Theres good chance tht 737-200 was being served all this long..Honestly speaking l am amazed by people who use that plane
At around 9:20, you can faintly see a Boeing 727. Interesting story about its involvement in an attempted coup in Equatorial Guinea in 2004. It was seized in Harare and seems to have languished there since.
@@vietkong1 no inflight entertainment at all on the 707, but in those days even the 747s only had a screen at the front of each cabin and everyone had to watch the same film! Long haul flights really were a long haul. These days we have so much personal entertainment long haul flights are a breeze.
Several venezuelan airlines used to have a lot of 732s, Avior, Estelar, Venezolana, Conviasa and Rutaca had them, I believe most of those got scrapped or sold like the DC9s some other airlines here used to own Probably the last one here is the old presidential plane, the so-called "Camastrón" that got replaced by a A319CJ, that 732 went under Conviasa's fleet
Brilliant video of your attempt to find the old 737. Will you be giving us more on your attempts to find her? I see you tried my fave Zim cooldrink - Cherry Plum 😄
No, I think their flights are mostly very empty. It's not easy to book with them and they don't show up in global airfare searches so, it's no wonder! Shame because they run a nice service, last minute aircraft swaps aside!
I'm honestly impressed by how beautiful that part of Africa was, many people just describe africa as poor, starving, desserted, etc. even if that's only some parts of Africa
Would be the same to describe North Amerika as poor, starving and deserted just by visiting Death Valley.
Because it's both? :D Africa is incredibly diverse, but being "poor" or rather incredibly unfair distribution of wealth and exploitation is a common i think.
Africa is arguably the richest continent on Earth in terms of natural resources and beauty.
The downside? It starts with the letter "P"
But you're definitely in Zim. Why say, " When you're in Africa ---". That blanket bunching of different sovereign countries is something else 😂
@@jeannyangani1254 Americans in particular love grouping entire continents into one characteristic, like they do with Europe too.
I have subscribed. As a Zimbabwean, i really appreciate the positive feedback on our country. Of course there is a lot that needs to be worked on and a lot we can learn and improve as a country. Loved your positive energy and vibe. Well done bro
Thank you! It really is a wonderful country and more people should know that!
Thank you for your appreciation
You truly have totally fugged up your country. It was once a decent country.
Yeah, stop blaming the Whites, blame yourself.
Proud to see my compatriots at work. And what a smooth landing
your positive comments are appreciated. There are so many other plane-heads that flooded us from the beginning to end with complains about every little thing.
The York Lodge looks very nice and peaceful and a big contrast of what we see in the media of country is with its bad situation and high inflation…nice video & wish you luck in getting on the iconic 737-200🙏🏻
Thank you!
I live in Zimbabwe after spending a decade studying and working in Europe. Best place in the world. Don't let the media dictate your view on our part of the world.
Those birds we heard and you focused on were the Purple-crested Turaco (Tauraco porphyreolophus), also called the Purple-crested Lourie. Stunningly beautiful. As an ex-Zimbo, the house I grew up in not too far from where you stayed, was always visited by them.
Thanks for that info, great to know!
Just returned from a trip t 🇿🇼 and SA, and the moment I left it, I missed it so much.😢❤️❤️❤️ Absolutely beautiful land, people and a trip of a lifetime, so I had to see ur video as we did not do inly Vic Falls and Dete, nor did we fly in Air 🇿🇼. Love the ERJ, which for a narrow body acft is quite comfy and svc onboard is quite nice; not one single delay in all 11 flight segments of our trip. Fully recommend Zimb and SA but I can't wait to get back to Africa ❤
Agreed!
Proud of my baby Bro on the flight deck of the 145
WOW what a beautiful/insightful trip report… Beautiful part of Africa !!! Enjoy!! Hoping to see that 737-200 trip report soon!!! Love that aircraft and didn’t realise they were the last (one of the last??) operators of that aircraft.
Yes very few left now! Thank you!
So funny how us Zimbabweans have negative thoughts about our airline yet visitors have very positive thoughts. Air Zim has great potential.
I personally have had a few negative experiences, not “negative thoughts” TheAirline can be very unreliable at the best of times. Honestly that’s why I stopped using them. Too many missed connections. It’s isn’t worth it!
I bet Air Rhodesia was first class!
They are brainwashed by democracy sydrome
Broo this plane is ancient!!! That's why he's super excited to travel with it!! It's not appreciation of Air Zimbabwe, it's appreciation of the old ancient piece of machinery that is the 737-200
Absolutely - air Zim has an outstanding safety record with only one hull loss (due to a ground incident) & ZERO fatalities..
Good thing they're about to start a refurbishment of the 1950s era terminal used for domestic flights. I remember in the 90s when it was still used for international flights and 747s from BA, Qantas, Lufthansa and Air France were regular visitors.
Vic Falls is one of the most stupendous bits of a beautiful country. It's going to be great if you find the still flying 737-200. It may well be one of the planes I flew in out of Vic Falls (as well as 707's and vicounts) when I worked in Zim in the mid 80's. Happy times
I f!ew from Harare to Victoria Falls as a child in the late 60s. It was Air Rhodesia then and a Viscount 😊 Terrific video! Thanks.
Wow! Thanks for watching and commenting.
Zimbabwe is beautiful with great people great holiday resorts and safe
I just came back on a trip from Africa and I was lucky enough to get a video of this plane taking off
25:23 wow, now that's real African bush land! Amazing :)
Hands down the best trip report i have seen in years well done 🙏🏻
Hey great video. But if you want to travel in a Boeing 737-200, in Venezuela there is one still flying. Avior Airlines has it.
I'd much prefer the ERJ - spent my life on 737s including 200s. Looks like a cool plane -never been on one! Lodge looks super too.
Eyo bro how are your ears sitting right next to that engine. I'm wearing headphones and i can hear that noise 😅. I've been on bigger airlines going in and out of zim. That small jet sounds noisy or maybe it's just your mic thats really sensitive. Lots of love for positive reviews on my country my g
Hehe nope it is very noisy back there! But to me it's a good noise! Thanks a lot.
You have to try Taag Angola Airlines, i just want you to do that because i am Angolan. Do that whenever you can.
Would be fun!
Is that aircraft called Mbuya Nehanda - if so I've flown her many times to Vic Falls & back, she's certainly a faithful old lady. Thanks for showing our beautiful country as it actually is, instead of what the media portraits us as. Much respect from zimbabwe 🇿🇼
Kenyan here, what a beautiful country. The airport authority though, a coat of paint is long ovedue!
Thanks Gabriel, your video provided an interesting contrast to the day trip I made by Vickers Viscount from Harare to Victoria Falls on 12 Oct 1980 (as guest of Air Zimbabwe) while working for the publishers of the long forgotten ABC World Airways Guide.
Is this York lodge sponsored?😂😂😂
Your vlog sent me off on a research quest re Air Zimbabwe. Technical servicing difficulties, multiple acting-CEO changes, banned from EU airspace etc. I admire your courage!
@normanmcleod7169. Ahh!!! Don't forget that 🇿🇼 has been under E.U. sanctions and the 737-200 is an American plane. One is bound to have parts problems and resultant technical issues. Logical.
And not a single fatal accident since inception.
Cheers man. I first flew on the erj145 between Xna-Dfw with AA in summer of 99 then a third in 09 between Iah-mci with UA and Xna-Cvg-Sav With DL awesome RR engines on the Brasilia maker Memories🎉 cheers T.y.
Why not try a flight with Proflight Zambia?
Good idea!
As A Zimbabwean I approve this content 😁
I suppose I’m fortunate to have flown in an original Frontier Airlines 200 in 1979 (as a 14 year old), CP Air in ‘88 and Air New Zealand hush-kitted 200s in the 90s. I particularly remember the Frontier Airlines flights from YVR to GEG and back. Going there was the newer red & orange livery but coming back was the original 1969 paint job which was very retro looking even in ‘79. Kudos to you for keeping your spirits up in spite of the setbacks.
Thanks very much brotherman for reporting positively, not all is lost we are proudly Africans. With love from Zambia.
Too bad that you weren't able to catch it thus far - hope this will change in the next video. However, when you look at FR24 data - the plane seems to be flying even less compared to the time when this was filmed.
I’ve heard it may currently be undergoing a heavy check!
Gabriel, at flightradar24 wouldn’t you have the data from your database to work out exactly where any given 737-200 is located? 😊 enjoying the channel. 👏🏻
Not much has changed at Harare airport since I was flying in and out of there in the 1980s! 🤣 Some good memories and great aerial views over my old schools and the suburb where I lived. Thanks!
There has been big changes, it's now bigger as of this year. There are a few videos on TH-cam
I think I was lucky, flew the B732 Z-WPA between DAR and HRE June 20th. After that flight it dissapeared from flightradar until September 9th when it was back on the radar. When were you in Zimbabwe?
And the FR24 receiver filter out all planes that only have mode S, excluding 80% of venezuelan airplanes, affecting MLAT, MLAT is only possible with T- receiver, user-made, incredible wrong choice for a tracking website
As I watched your video I couldn't work out why I didn't recognise Victoria Falls as I could swear I had flown in/out of there.
So looked up my records and it was actually Livingstone on the other side of the Victoria Falls -- on the Zambian side, that I had flown into in May 1993 in a Convair CV-580 of Regional Air from JNB and sat in the jumpseat too for descent/landing.
Just 4 months earlier I had visited Harare too flying in/out on SAA A320s from/to JNB.
so funny hearing you say you just want to get a glimpse of that 737-200. It must be quite ancient now. I used to fly on it regularly between Harare and Bulawayo in the 1970s!
However, I have never been on an ERJ so thanks for the lovely memories of seeing the city I grew up in, the old airport and I guess a new airport in VFA.....older AV-Geek! :)
Amazing! Yes it's pretty ancient. Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for the comment!
The Boeing 737-200 s one of 3 that were acquired in 1987, I think you are referring to the Viscount 700s?
I must say.. flying in the ERJ is very sensational.
super ! you can fly with a 737-200 in Canada ( quebec ) with Nolinor 😉🤙✈
thank you very much for this nice short trip...hoping see you in another trips to such interesting place,like kabul-peshawar-katmandu and so on.....
How did you get away with filming at the airports??? All the times I visited Zimbabwe, I was warned that photographing the airport was prohibited! And I've flown Air Zimbabwe 737-200's in the past - on the few occasions when the plane wasn't commandeered by Grace Mugabe to go on a shopping trip to South Africa! I see you were the victim of 'presidential privilege' on your visit also, Gabriel. LOL
Nobody seemed to care in the slightest!
We've been taking pictures at the airport since the 90s. Not sure why you were told not to.
Air Zimbabwe is a national airline and they don't have many planes so the president used to use the Air Zimbabwe planes for his trips, which was a pain if he needed to travel far away and needed a bigger aircraft. Then they would swap planes on the Joburg route then change the direct flight to Vic Falls and make a stopover in Bulawayo. Never heard of flights being cancelled because Grace went shopping in SA because that's not where she did her shopping. Your source of information is wrong. Just like in this case, no flight was cancelled because the president was using the plane, they just change the aircraft.
Am wondering the same thing 😂
The B737-200 of Air Zimbabwe is now airborne , come by to enjoy the ride.
I flew on that plane when we toured Zimbabwe as a kid playing cricket.
I also like the back row. Yes, US airlines could learn a thing or two also in relation to food and beverage service. A 1 hour flt in the States will barely get you a 3 ounce water bottle and some stale pretzels. The RJ 145 really moves on down the road on takeoff! Great scenery.
Over 5700 people have perished on 737's, not sure that I would want to take the chance.
Wonderful video man! Liked!
Thanks for this piece
Thanks for watching!
Nice vidoes, keep them coming. Ihope you will get to see the 737-200 soon. The domestic terminal is a bit old now but it will get a face lift soon after the old international terminal is done.
Thank you!
Viva Zimbabwe. Viva. Viva Great Mother Africa Spirit. Viva.
Please don’t speed up the videos, it’s irritating and unrealistic to the viewer.
While your in Vic falls you should experience white water rafting down the Zambezi and bungee jumping off the bridge between Zim and Zambia. These will definitely get your heart ponding! Safe travels!
Rafting sounds fun, but bungee jumping I’ll skip! 😅
@@airedition Watch out for the Zambezi crocs and the first drop! Have fun!
My good good friend of mine is a second officer on that 737-200
Let’s hope you’ll catch the B732 ! Awesome video thank you 🙏🏻
I love the way you did your trip report. Nice pictures. Keep them coming
Great! I so want in Victoria Falls and in Harare 🤗👍🏼✈♥️
Great vid! Is the music available to listen to separately?
Part 4 when??
Great vlog on this plane chasing trip with a rare aircraft and a rare airline fantastic need more like this 😊
Another amazing adventure to come along with you on 👍
When being so far from home so often and all by yourself, do you ever get lonely?
Usually not! Maybe because it's always such a packed schedule...
Got it and thanks again for doing these, so great to come along with you 👍
There tomuch to tell about Zimbabwe indeed 😊
Looks greaet, nice flight. I have been on board a 737 100 or 200, I am not sure. It was back in 1984. Just a short flight It was a Sabena, the former national carrier of Belgium. We flew from Antwerps to Brussels, only a 15 minutes flight. I have an official certificate as it was a flight babtism, and part of one of the daytrips of our national railways in the Netherlands. I made slides of our flight, so I could find out if it was a -100 or -200. I guess a -200. Just saw on google earth that Victoria fall airport has a 4 km long runway and Harare airport even an almost 5 km long runway. Maybe because of higher elevation and high temperatures most of the time... Hope you catch that 737-200 soon, and we would like to see the video of course!
Most likely a 737-200. As for the 737-100, only 30 of these were ever built!
Blimey, looks so pretty there. Another for the travel list.
It's very beautiful place
Thank xou for this awesome video. ✈️
How amazing does that look man.
I thought Loganair colour scheme was good but Zimbabwe did a good job.
Yes!
What a beautiful landscapes
Get in touch for 737-200.
U really showed what we don't se everyday
Mazoe Orange Crush! iykyk
Your seat on this trip -the sound and the views perfect! Felt like being there! Thanks loved it!
Thank you!
Haibo, sparletta cherry?? Big up Mazoe
This is so most fun I’ve seen you’ve had in a minute. Thanks for sharing!!
Thank you!
i always use Flightradar24
Me too
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I wanna fly with u bro❤
Good things come to those that wait
Enjoyed the flight, Gabriel. The city or cities over which you flew enroute to the falls, do you know its name or their names?
It would have just been the plane banking over Harare and suburbs. There isn’t much else.
Yes most of the buildings you saw below were outskirts of Harare. After that, lots of open country!
Embraer ERJ 145 by the way an excellent jet.
NOOOOOOOO I WANT FAIR AVIATION 737-200.
Where is it right now?
Am from Zim and trust me kkkk that 737 -200 wasnt in Malawai.....That plane is only boarded by the strong at heart,,,,Theres good chance tht 737-200 was being served all this long..Honestly speaking l am amazed by people who use that plane
At around 9:20, you can faintly see a Boeing 727. Interesting story about its involvement in
an attempted coup in Equatorial Guinea in 2004. It was seized in Harare and seems to have languished there since.
And I do believe the coup leader was a Brit.
Fascinating!
@@Man_from_UNCLEand funded by a certain Mr thatcher
I hope you manage to get a flight on the 737-200. I have a happy childhood memory of flying an Air Zimbabwe 707 from Harare to London Gatwick in 1984!
Must have been uncomfortable as hell with no entertainment screens in front of you
@@vietkong1 no inflight entertainment at all on the 707, but in those days even the 747s only had a screen at the front of each cabin and everyone had to watch the same film! Long haul flights really were a long haul. These days we have so much personal entertainment long haul flights are a breeze.
Amazing! That must have been quite a flight.
Amazing video, really enjoyable , keep them coming , always making my day , thanks very much , keep making people smile ❤️😃
I've had the privilege of flying 737-200's many times with both SAA and Air Zimbabwe. That was back in the 1990's.
africa looks beautiful
South African airlines still have a 737-200
SAA does not operate a 737-200
Several venezuelan airlines used to have a lot of 732s, Avior, Estelar, Venezolana, Conviasa and Rutaca had them, I believe most of those got scrapped or sold like the DC9s some other airlines here used to own
Probably the last one here is the old presidential plane, the so-called "Camastrón" that got replaced by a A319CJ, that 732 went under Conviasa's fleet
Welcome to the Motherland, Gabriel. Enjoy the African skies! 🌍🌞
Greased that😊
Thank you for visiting my country
It is a lovely country!
Brilliant video of your attempt to find the old 737. Will you be giving us more on your attempts to find her? I see you tried my fave Zim cooldrink - Cherry Plum 😄
What a fantastic video, even though you didn’t manage to find the old bird this time.
Thanks for the kind words!
Very few pax on the ERJ. That couldn't pay!
No, I think their flights are mostly very empty. It's not easy to book with them and they don't show up in global airfare searches so, it's no wonder! Shame because they run a nice service, last minute aircraft swaps aside!
@@Flightradar24DotCom Thank you for taking the time to reply.
How I miss Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 it was were I spent my teenage years. Am from Uganda 🇺🇬
Where is it rn?
Zimba is beautiful in rich areas , But It is Boeing 737 ERJ 200???
buttered that landing
creepy airport
Nice video...