ITA AIRWAYS 👍VERY NICE COMPANY

nice video!

greatvideo. Did you check in a bag. Were they strict with the checked bag weight. How was the cvustomer service, food and seat comfort

That are some beautiful shots

A350 is the most beautiful airplane and that is the most beautiful livery.

Buon Natale, great Video sir!

Nice video,did you film it whit a gimball?

ltalian proud 😊🥰

Thanks so much for sharing the review of the business and economy classes! I agree that ITA's livery is gorgeous, especially the tail texture detail. Merry Christmas!

The Most Beautiful Livery My Opinion.Great Tri Report

The old livery of Transavia just looks almost the same as the new one of Saudia😂

Congratulations on flying on every dash-8 that will be my dream too but im only 13 tho😅

Love the beautiful livery and cabin ITA has! But sadly the lavatory doesn’t look very clean though :(

Video fatto molto bene, breve ma esaustivo!

Ottimo video, grazie! Ma quindi tu sei proprio marchigiano, deduco?

What was the reason for clapping while on approach? Lol

In my experience, breakfast no coffee or tea served....bad ITA

This airline is a scam and a rip off. Do not fly Italo.

The seats look uncomfortable...is that true?

This was a really good video…..well thanks 2you and why not ITA🇮🇹 Next travel….I got go some time back to my roots in South America…..for me Paraguay 🇵🇾 .

Clapping after landing is so obnoxious! Do you clap at a bartender after they've poured you a beer?

Beautiful Air Craft,And I Love The Livery.Great Trip Report

Nice😂

What a great trip report video enjoyed watching long haul flight. Good work. Keep it up.

same Alitalia shit service do they served snack and drink before main meal and their second meal is so poor!

Awesome trip report. ITA Airways A350-900 is both beautiful outside and inside, with its moodlighting that made me impress most. I think 2 full meals should be served for a flight this long

Your video starts with state of art Airbaltic A220-300, and your flight later is on ex Airbaltic Q400 which was registered as YL -BBW and was part of Airbaltic fleet until 2020 when type was decommissioned.

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Empty 😂😂😂😂

Very good Trip Report! I really like your channel! I subscribed ;)

Can't believe China Eastern's Skytrax ranking is placed outside the "Top 100" list. Plus, compared to the other 2hrs flight like MU2397, the Lufthansa shouldn't be ranked as the 18th.

It was my SK864 boarding gate on Jan.2.

Beautiful sound of those props

I flew Ryanair for my very first time in April of this year, to Dublin and back. Both ways it was the old cabin, I was disappointed because I know that the new cabin and seats are far more visually pleasing and give a greater sense of space. Now I know that personal space in modern carriers is not what it used to be, but dang did it feel tight! My knees didnt actually touch the seat in front due to the absence of a seat pocket, but it felt tight nevertheless, particularly from the sides. I remember the armest being quite small. My back started hurting halfway through the flight; I felt as though the seat was pushing me forward all the time. Prior to these RA flights I had some flights on legacy carriers and difference in the seat comfort was definitely noticeable. Nevertheless, I look forward to more RA flights to get more experience. Fingers crossed on the newer cabin planes!

Er du Norsk?

Nice landing👏

Good video. The highlight of this flight was the beautiful sunset view.

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I even noticed one of our National Airline KM Malta's aircrafts during your bus ride. Sky Alps has definitely given a new lease of life to certain small airports and Ancona is one of them despite they face competition on the Rome to Ancona route This is one flight I rather cover by a train as there are frequent Intercity and Regional trains between Rome and Ancona

Ma come mai l' aereo era un gran parte vuoto???

The new P&W engines always make strange loud noise when spooling up for take off or reverse thrust after landing.😮

Nice TR, thanks for taking us along. Like 5 from a new friend🙏❤️

I'm curious if you've ever been on a plane where the tray table wasn't adjustable lol

Contrary to popular belief, a "Turboprop" engine is a propeller driving turboJET engine. That's why it's called a turboprop. If you listen to it when it fires up, when the propeller starts to rotate and gain speed, you can hear the whine of the jet engine. If you're outside the aircraft, you can also smell it in the exhaust. The propeller provides 90 percent of the driving power for the aircraft, while the jet exhaust adds and additional 10 percent thrust. But Most people when they hear the word "Turboprop" think of a turbocharged piston prop engine. They are convinced that the engines inside the nasals that spin the props are basically Porsche engines. That's why much of the public objects to flying on turboprop aircraft. I myself love turboprops. I love the sounds that the props make, the box fan sound in ground idle and taxiing, and the bumblebee drone during takeoff and inflight. It's interesting how the 60 cycle flicker of the video produces optical illusions of the props rotating slower, or backwards. Some say that driving a vehicle with a manual transmission is "Real Driving". I say that flying in a propeller driven aircraft is "Real Flying". Taxiing in, it looks like they've shut down the port engine, and taxied solely on the starboard engine. Usually, when they fire up the engines, they usually fire up the starboard engine first, and then the port engine, when I favor alternating startup order from flight to flight to equalize wear and tear. As is, the starboard engine gets more wear and tear. If a twin engine aircraft looses an engine in flight and has to make an emergency landing, it seems it's usually the starboard engine.

GE CT7 power 🤩

PTU under så si hele taksingen og takeoff må ha vært litt irriterende 😅

Great new trip report!

Please write flight attendant...

Nice new Trip Report! ✈👍🏻