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Local police helicopter (which i thought i missed but you'll see at 9:00 minutes arriving just as the A380 started to depart. This caused the A380 to abort its departure ( i presume because of the wind vortex it would create) I missed the go arounds due to concentrating on the ground movements. Birmingham Airport is mainly a one in one out Airport so for us locals this was quite an event seeing so much ground traffic go arounds etc at one time. Hope this explanation helps πβπ
Emirates A380-800 reg A6-EUY (journey to the future livery)
Easyjet A320-251 reg G-UZLC
Qatar 787-8 reg A7-BCM
Jet2 holidays A321-211 reg G-HLYB
Pilatus PC-24 Reg F-HGCP
Jet2 holidays 737-8 reg G-DRTP which was the go around flight.
Cessna citation 560xl reg YU-PMK
Ryanair 737-8 reg EL-EFC
Jet2 holidays A321-211 reg G-HLYF
Jet2 holidays 737-8 reg G-JZHN
Saudia 787-9 (year of Arabic Calligraphy 2021 livery) reg HZ-AR13
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Date of upload: Jul 23, 2023 ^^
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I had the privilege a few times. My absolute favorite and it boggles the mind when you see this huge piece of metal and you wonder how it can possibly fly.
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Glad to see the A380 has been resurrected ... my wife and I regularly commuted LON-SIN before Covid and always re-arranged our schedule to book on an A380 ... huge sense of interior space, quiet and stable in the air ... it felt safer because of its sheer size!
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wow, The a380 is one of the largest aircraft in the world, nice plane spotting video π
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I flew the amazing British Airways A380 a few months ago roundtrip from DFW to London. Effortless takeoff & landings with incredible space... Loved flying on this plane, as much as the 747's, A350's and my luckiest upgrade of my lifetime in 1997....the Concorde.
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Just watched this for about the 3rd time! Hats off to you Speedbird great video buddy, brilliant catch. Its nuts how something like that can cause disruption so quick in our smaller airports in UK. Great job!
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What a beautiful plane! Gorgeous but my goodness, those wings! Looks like theyβre gonna just snap right off from the weight. It really is an engineering marvel.
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Flown the A380 on Thai air , Emirates and Qatar. Amazing aeroplane, smooth, spacious and comfortable.
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It's simply amazing how that much weight can get into the air. I know, physics and aerodynamics but still.
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Glad I finally got to watch this Speedbird, great video well done buddy! Love the view from that location too. Thanks for sharing and great camera work!! ππππΌππΌππΌ
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Amazing! I loved to see the wind structure from the back. It takes a lot lift to suspend something so big into the sky and I can see how the wing accommodate that so beautifully!
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Good to watch even better to fly on, love the take off it feels like an eternity, best business class π
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Regarding the Follow-Me / Ops vehicles.
Birmingham, like most airports hosting Code F (aka Code VI) operations will have trail vehicles during taxi and takeoff. The vehicles help monitor Main Landing Gear to Pavement Edge distances and turning radius, and perform real-time inspection for damaged infrastructure (lights, signage, pavement, etc.) and debris blown onto runway by jet blast. Runway inspection typically not required following landing as only A380 inboard engines have thrust reversers.
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Great to see the return of the A380, cheers for sharing your video - always a fantastic an imposing figure of an aeroplane (y) Have been lucky enough to fly several times with Emirates from here back to Hong Kong. Last flight was back in 2018 when I turned left and up a few stair into the upper deck area which had been converted to economy - around 30 seats from memory with dedicated staff just for this section.
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I am from Uruguay, 84. Magnificently shot video. A380 take-off impressive and so well captured. Congrats.
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Beautiful on-ground spotting, great camera stabilization. Hat tip to you. Kudos to Birmingham field being able to accommodate an A380.
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Looks like really busy and good place to watch from ππππ
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Always amazed how such a large super plane lifts off so gracefully ifly 380 always
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Magnificent piece of engineering
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Wow, what a dramatic turn of events! The aborted A380 take-off at Birmingham Airport and the ensuing disruption make for quite the story. Looking forward to hearing more details in the description. Thanks for sharing!
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8 months ago
7:45 - Start of Emirates A380 take-off sequence 8:57 - Appearance of helicopter at top right corner of screen 10:40 - Airport Patrol vehicles come into sight 10:55 - Easyjet A320 awaits instructions 13:58 - A380 exits runway, followed by Patrol vehicles 14:50 - Easyjet manoeuvres to take-off position 15:35 - Qatar B787-8 comes into view - takes off at 17:15 19:12 - Jet2 A321 takes up position 19:34 - Pilatus PC-24 moves forward 21:03 - Jet2 B737-800 comes into land 21:22 - Cessna Citation 560XL moves forward - takes off at 23:05 24:42 - Ryanair B737-800 comes into land 25:40 - Emirates A380 preps for departure - takes off at 27:35 - banks right then left 31:02 - Jet2 A321 comes forward - takes off at 31:57 32:28 - Jet2 B737-800 takes up position 33:10 - Saudia B787-9 is next to go - waits - and lines up for take-off π
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