Vos vidéos sont vraiment top !

Lol, I was expecting reverser spewing feathers :)

"Thank you, ladies and gentlemen and welcome to Dublin…"

GE hands down for me.

This is absolutely amazing! Would it be okay if I included this in an upcoming video on Aero - Por Trás da Aviação channel? Full credit will be given directly in the video. Thanks a lot!

WOOW!! I,ve never saw an Air Canada Boeing 737-MAX 8 before at LHR.

You could almost hear that engine muffled down as it’s choking in all them damn feathers, bones, etc. Then it sounds kind of horsey and raspy the rest of the way. That’s the problem with these composite compressor blades compared to the titanium ones that would eat these little birds up like a blender on a strawberry. They weren’t big birds they look like small sparrows.

bad pilots who are afraid of birds!

Rolls Royce trent 1000 Better

I love how you can see the plane start to yaw slightly right once the right engine was set to idle and the pilots banking slightly left to counteract

That was a NICE landing. Like butta

For some reason I was expecting bits of bird to come out of the reverser when it opened.

safe flying 🫶🏻🙏

This is definitely asmr

This has to be the only video on the internet with Air Force one where it isn’t the centerpiece of the video

Very nice trip-report and brathtaking, foggy plane-spotting at LHR, Terminal 3. This AF Crew only speaks a very poor English.

Shuts the wrong engine off, looks for the nearest wall on a runway to smash into 🤷

Greetings from Duisburg, near Düsseldorf, Germany

What,s for a very wonderful and detailed trip-report with lot,s of breathtaking and very beautiful inflight-views. Espectially these of the Greater suburb London-Area. This one female flight-attendant, which among others has made the pre-take-off safety-instruction-PA, is sounding a little bit curious and funny because almost at any end of their spoking sentences. she always stretched the last word. For me it sounded always like a little bit musical. I think this FA was in a very good mood on this day.

8:03 opened bird cage...

sounds like a bit of a cunn a lingus thing to happen

Hi Gilles, may I use a clip of this on my channel in one of my episodes? I'll be sure to link back to your video for full credit. Cheers!

Someone explain to me why Airbus or Boeing don't integrate a metal mesh onto the front of these engines to avoid this kind of thing

by sound alone RR

Great overweight landing! True masters of the craft. Love to see it!

Very smooth landing knowing he had extra weight to factor in

rolls are definitely screamers but ge is a better engine

Is that air force one I see in the background after the Aer Lingus plane touches down??🤔🤔

Suspected terrorist attack claims the lives of several members of a flock travelling through Ireland. The attack was confirmed to have been carried out using an airborne aluminium bird-ramming weapon in yet another incursion by humans into airspace claimed by various avian species.

Don't ever discount sharing information with the crew. When you notice the impact on the wings, call the flight stewards and they will inform the captain and first officer.

Why so quiet? Where's the crying baby???

If birds are such a big issue in aviation, why then so little is done to prevent bird strikes? I mean, what is prevention of birds? Just some fishing rods with kates? What else or I'm missing something?

I thought releasing most of the fuel before landing would be standard but obviously not, I don’t know much about motor planes..

I like the trent 1000 cuz i like the sound😅

How lucky that you had the camera going the whole time... ☘️

Why a right turn? I thought you always turn into your good engine?

Poor birdies.

Why the manufacturer don't put a netting to cover the engine hole from bird entering

CLIMB TED, CLIMB, CLIMB, CLIMB!!!

9:08 Trent 1000 sound is hell underrated

mdr le "oulà", on a bien compris ^^

What bird strike. Did not see anything. Then two blood streaks.

I'm gonna have to go with the 747- there's nothing like the Queen of the Skies.. so smooth and quiet.

Yeah the aero engine is designed to take air into the engine, compress it and add fuel for combustion, birds on the other hand dont improve the performance too well and since the turbine blades are balanced to rotate exactly to the same weight in full circumference, therefore any additional weight obtained due to burnt on bird corpse throws the rotation out in the same way as a car wheel when it loses a balancing weight. Any additional weight is thrown into a centrifugal oval rotation hence the vibration. Put in simple terms, its like a washing machine going into a spin with a heavy water sodden towel on one side of the drum. The result is a washing machine trying to do a jig around your kitchen.

When EI123 becomes EI123-HEAVY Great shots of the thrust reverser in action on the potentially afflicted engine.

The birdstrike in 0:48

better than the 700's

yes

Looked like a flock of racing pigeons to me

Good video. Very well handled by crew. And, the birds won’t have the guts to do that again…