[4K] - Full Flight - Japan Airlines - Boeing 787-8 - SIN-NRT - JA833J - JL712 - IFS Ep. 628

[@Roboseal2]

Are we not going to talk about how soothing those hydraulic sounds are? Such a peaceful plane.

[@irsyadrafianto5290]

6:14:37

[@irsyadrafianto5290]

Jumat🕌

[@irsyadrafianto5290]

Sholat jumat🕌

[@irsyadrafianto5290]

Khutbah Jumat🕌

[@cheeZburger42]

No background noise, Full of aircraft sounds.. literally a perfect video!

[@sla31]

Glad you enjoyed it my friend!

[@jirehla-ab1671]

​@@sla31hi is it possible for yur camera when recording to auto adjust white balance & auto exposure / brightness to conpensate for the blue tint of the 787 windows mid-flight?

[@ShirleyABurton]

Man, I’m barely a couple of minutes into this and am already fascinated with this international flight!

[@sla31]

I’m glad you enjoyed it!

[@GSU_Panther_Nation]

It is actually a domestic flight, as Hawaii actually belongs to the US as maybe the 49th state

[@bartek4873]

@@GSU_Panther_Nation idk where you saw hawaii but fine

[@user-dx5tb5lr8g]

12:42 I like thаt they bowed down

[@sla31]

Bowing is a very deep part of Japanese culture. It's seen throughout many aspects of life in their culture, but before boarding any flight, all gate agents line up in a row and offer a simultaneous bow. If you happen to arrive for check in before counters are officially open, you get a bow then as well. In fact, this Saturday I'll post my flight on ANA's A380 and I did get to the counter before check-in and recorded the whole ceremony. Once on the plane, after the door is closed, but before the safety briefing, all the flight attendants line up in their assigned cabins and bow, and then ll ground crews give one final bow as the plane leaves the gate, which is what you saw here. It's a very special and unique aspect of flying on Japanese airlines or in Japan.

[@kozakura1]

Dude! This is awesome! My parents went on holiday to Singapore back in '92 and they said Changi was amazing back then so I can only imagine how even more incredible it is now so I hope to see it in person one day soon! The terminal shots at the start of the video were such a tease lol!

[@sla31]

Singapore's airport was definitely the best airport I've ever been to. No competition. I fly a lot just to fly for the channel, so I fly a lot where all I do is visit airports haha. That said, you could literally fly to Singapore just to spend a week in the airport.

[@MBNeal]

I love all things commercial aviation. It's ironic that I always struggle to sleep on planes, but if I'm struggling to fall asleep in my own bed, your videos help. Thank you.

[@sla31]

Glad to hear that my fiend!

[@b.n1429]

I loved this one. Beautiful skies and the airport scenes in the beginning were amazing!

[@ilovelevators3699]

I'm only about 5 seconds into the video and I already love it. The videos that I enjoy the most from you are the ones that are 4 or more hours long.

[@sla31]

Well, this one should be great for you then my friend. With only about 25 people on this flight there's very little unwanted background noise. Thanks for watching my friend!

[@nemiaidid]

Your videos just keep getting better and better. This one is superb.

[@sla31]

Thank you very much my friend. I'm glad to hear that and I'm glad you're continuing to enjoy them!

[@vesLy._.]

6:04:47 you can see mount fuji in the distance :3 i rmb the last time i went japan i saw it too! i miss japan sm

[@gerysphotos3519]

Changi is amazing, I never seen anything like this in an airport before...

[@sla31]

It's easily the best airport I've ever visited. Nothing else compares! Thanks for watching my friend!

[@kevinfacey6975]

Just that little shot of the airport was fabulous.

[@LilW.]

The hydraulics at 10:44 sound so cool! Love your channel!

[@Zorgstein]

собака воет в багажном отсеке!))))

[@sla31]

I’m glad you enjoy it my friend! Thanks for watching!

[@daleburrer1546]

Singapore looks like an interesting place to visit, even the airport. Look at all those ships in the ocean after takeoff. Thanks for showing

[@sla31]

I have visited a lot of airports, and Singapore‘s is by far the best one I’ve ever been to. Singapore itself is also an amazing place to visit in general as well.

[@dmitrynekryukov1520]

Views were fantastic both at SIN departure and NRT arrival! Great video!

[@sla31]

Glad you enjoyed it my friend!

[@DOMINICAAVIATION]

The literal forest and waterfall in an airport. Beyond amazing! Fantastic video!

[@sla31]

Glad you enjoyed it my friend! Singapore's airport is, probably the best airport I've ever visited.

[@sergiolaurencio7534]

So sad the 787 wasn't 2-4-2 as it was supposed to and I am glad Japan is open again for tourists! Excelent video as always!

[@sla31]

Well it is 2-4-2 on Japan Airlines 😁.

[@sergiolaurencio7534]

@@sla31 that's what I mean!

[@Alisbakhan2004]

6:23:23 what a beautiful view ❤✨

[@napkinbob4689]

seeing all those ships, beautiful

[@dale2540]

Very cool :) . Nice to see a piece of Japan and all of the ships below! And beautiful view during landing.

[@gilliantracy7991]

Fabulous flight! Thanks for sharing!

[@sla31]

My pleasure my friend! Thanks for watching!

[@edfranzua6650]

The most beautiful take -off ever! Amazing work!

[@sla31]

Glad you think so! Thanks for watching my friend!

[@eliasalbaji3276]

Magical views . Thank you so much.

[@aviationcentral6742]

Wow Skylite.This is truly incredible.And to see my favorite wide body made it even better

[@sla31]

I’m glad you enjoyed it my friend!

[@aviationcentral6742]

@@sla31 thanks!

[@maxpaape5412]

Beautiful video and wow what a fantastic airport

[@carlesbringue9130]

The best inflight video I've ever seen. Perfect sound and image. Great job!

[@sla31]

Thank you my friend. I strive to produce the highest quality, most pure, aviation content on KZbin. I'm glad you enjoyed this one and feel it deserved such high praise! I have over 2,500 uploads, and over 700 of those are full flights like this!

[@tanvec]

I'm using these videos more and more as background noise while I type up mathematical documents. Nice and relaxing!

[@sla31]

Quite a few people have left similar comments over the years. So you're definitely not alone in the way you've come to enjoy my videos my friend. Thanks for watching!

[@tanvec]

@@sla31 Well, in these cases it's more like wistening if you catch my drift lol

[@sla31]

@@tanvec hey, a view is a view regardless of how or for what reasons people click 🤣.

[@nosananolife8669]

6:04:20 - Mt. Fuji can be barely seen but is mostly obstructed by clouds

[@ss-rs5xi]

Always looking at you! ! I am a Japanese viewer. Thank you for featuring Japanese airlines! ! (I'm sorry that I can't write English well and it's to read.)

[@sla31]

More from Japanese carriers coming soon my friend!

[@jeremy1350]

Hey Traveler. Japan is one of my favorite places. I've been all over the country via (Dashcam Roadshow-here on YT) based in Tokyo. He drives all over the country with a dash cam. Japan is a very beautiful country, and the infrastructure is top notch !! Bridges and Highways and Tunnels Oh My !!

[@RuiPlaneSpotter]

Nice video

[@sla31]

Thanks my friend!

[@nicholasdelvecchio]

Woah I was not expecting that to be todays flight awesome!!!

[@sla31]

Enjoy it my friend!

[@henryhsu3454]

gotta love that wing flex

[@AzureQwQ]

@sla31 how come at 21:20 during takeoff the ailerons go up and down why does that happen?? I can’t find a definitive answer and it seems to happen on every take off in the 787.

[@sla31]

I'm guessing you're not finding the answer you are looking for because you're probably referencing the flaperon and not the aileron. So, the aileron is the long rectangular control surface at the tip of the wing. The flaperon is the larger square control surface towards the base of the wing, between the two main flap sections. The "flaperon" is a hybrid control surface unique to the 767, 777, and 787. It is a blend between an aileron and flap, hence the name. It serves two purposes. It helps control roll of the aircraft like an aileron, but also helps increase lift during takeoff and landing like the flaps. The reasons it moves so much during takeoff is basically to limit wear and tear on the aircraft. When takeoff power is applied, hydraulic power is removed from the flaperons, as not to stress the actuators for an extended duration, which causes them to drop due to gravity. They are then slowly lifted by the rushing air.

[@AzureQwQ]

@@sla31 thank you so much!! I didn’t notice it happen on the 777 tho but I’ll have a look thank you!

[@AzureQwQ]

Never mind it does happen on the 777, thank you for the answer 🤍🤍

[@zhimingyap7883]

21:33 take off

[@flyingdentist]

these 787 wings are outstanding.Super video

[@sla31]

They really are. Thanks for watching my friend!

[@parton87]

Great video👏👏

[@sla31]

Thanks my friend!

[@margaretroselle8610]

Excellent flight, thanks!

[@相川剣里-x3i]

Welcome to Japan!! I hope you enjoyed JAL's flight!

[@sla31]

I did enjoy my flight. Both Japan Airlines and ANA where some of the best airlines I’ve ever flown.

[@bombaytaxidriver]

Interesting topography of tropical cloud formations leaving Singapore.

[@JoshGratton]

Awesome video..!

[@asafblasbergvideographer]

Amazing video! What was that shakiness at 22:44, like the wing slat rattled a bit?

[@sla31]

It was the main landing gear retracting and the bay doors closing. Thanks for watching my friend!

[@asafblasbergvideographer]

@@sla31My pleasure. Can you upload in HDR 4K 60P?

[@sla31]

@@asafblasbergvideographer I'm working on that. I've actually been filming in full HDR since I got the iPhone 13 Pro. So nearly a year now. And my current channel trailer that plays anytime you visit my channel's main page is viewable in full HDR. The problem with my other videos is their length. I was just discussing this with another viewer. Unfortunately, based on the equipment I use to film and edit, the only HDR exporting options I have are Apple ProRes or an m4v file. Apple ProPes is great, but its exported file sizes are HUGE. Massively eclipsing KZbin's 250GB file size limit. As I upload now, this 7 hour flight is already pushing the limits at around 200GB. The other option I have, which is much more compressed is the m4v file type, but it is not an accepted file format for KZbin. So, I've been looking into ways to convert files and not lose any quality. But so far I haven't been able to find a solution. In the end, my videos are filmed in HDR right now, but KZbin doesn't recognize it in the file type I upload in.

[@AkiraS2012]

Welcome to Japan!

[@irsyadrafianto5290]

26:00✈🌎 climb 52:00 and 6:14:39 landing 6:26:00

[@irsyadrafianto5290]

1:20:00

[@francissantana5744]

This video is amazing bro, nice photograph, ecene, noice, airport and everything, I enjoyed a lot and I hope some day do my first flight 🙏

[@sla31]

I'm glad you enjoyed it my friend!

[@francissantana5744]

@@sla31 Keep going like this, you will go far with your content.

[@nosananolife8669]

The Asia trip begins. Can't wait! Where else in the world can you find a waterfall in an airport?! Also the dreamliner is such a quiet aircraft hope the service on Japanese airlines impresses you haha! Also: flies JAL takes video of ANA in the end lol someone is excited for the A380. Anyway I get excited when you post a video abroad. Please do more! It allows me to see the world outside the US :D

[@sla31]

Well, there's a lot more form this trip to come, including that beautiful A380 you pointed out haha. I also have another international trip planned to end the year!

[@kyriakostriantafyllidis3130]

For nervous flyers the Dreamliner is a dream. It can fly above FL42 and avoids turbulence better than most older planes.

[@sla31]

Well that’s true in a lot of cases, however, there is a major downside to the 787 which can actually cause increased anxiety in nervous flyers. And that is the non-traditional dimable windows. A lot of people who have anxieties around Flying are people who get claustrophobic. And they need to sit next to windows to help alleviate those fears. 787 crews can override and even lock out window control. This can literally be a nightmare for someone who specifically booked a window because of their fear, only to have it locked closed and they can’t control it now.

[@JoshuasPHXAviation]

Wow Skylite very very cool😀! I really loved this one. Great job 👏 and huge like from me!👍

[@sla31]

Thanks my friend! I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@b787dreamliner4]

I'm always allowed to see it. Thank you for posting the video of when tou boarded Japan Airlines. I love Japan Airlines. How was boarding the Japan Airlines plane. (I'm not good at English.)

[@sla31]

I really liked Japan Airlines. It helped that there were only about 25 people on this flight. I had almost the whole cabin to myself. I think there were like 5 people in the back section of the cabin.

[@jaimanbhagnari4196]

Nice flight it was.

[@dannyone1565]

Absolutely amazing best flight watch

[@Givemeproofkid]

My fav channel

[@sla31]

I’m glad you enjoy the channel so much.

[@yoshu787]

great video! I wonder that how you fixed the camera on Japan Airlines airplane.

[@sla31]

That would be holding the camera by hand, just like every other video you see on my channel 😄.

[@johnodo764]

Nice wing!

[@Verztex]

Wow i think thats a 10/10 landing cuz it was smooth on touchdown zone

[@sla31]

It was a good landing. My flight on ANA’s A380 was not. You’ll see that one soon. 😁

[@calpal9983]

Awesome!

[@sla31]

Thanks for watching my friend!

[@memerb1805]

Awesome 👏

[@sla31]

Thanks my friend!

[@memerb1805]

@@sla31 😁

[@Arslantheplanelover]

6:39:08 you could able put that as your post flight aircraft 😊

[@gregstamoulis6387]

What's up at 22:45 with that main gear, or gear door, slamming up into the closed position? First time I have ever seen the impact shake that inboard flaperon area.

[@sla31]

Yeah, I'm not 100% sure but it sure does sound like it's accompanied by the landing gear doors being closed. I'd be hard pressed to find another explanation.

[@williamkinyon3832]

I thought that the 787 had 3 seats on each side of the aircraft....I know because we flew on a 787 from Nashville to London this past spring.....

[@sla31]

It depends on the airline and what they configure it like. Japan Airlines chooses a 2-4-2 layout instead of 3-3-3.

[@kayciwittl]

Can’t believe some 787 are already 10 years old

[@sla31]

It is crazy to think they’ve been around that long .

[@turbofanlover]

Yeah, it's definitely popcorn time again. :)

[@sla31]

Enjoy it my friend!

[@stephanienewbern769]

Another amazing video, and the views are beyond stunning. Question: on the longer flights, do you ever have the urge to sleep? ☺ And if so, how do you fight it? Reason I ask is because I'm still uneasy with turbulence, so I purposely try to stay awake as long as I can (the day before), so that I would be tired enough to sleep. Doesn't always work though, as travel keeps me wired. 😂

[@sla31]

I do often want to sleep haha. Although, since I hold the camera by hand, my arm often gets tired and falls asleep anyway, so that helps keep me awake 😂. Otherwise I usually just watch pre downloaded shows on my phone. I actually try not to drink any caffeine the days before I fly or on days when I’m flying. In an attempt to get as good a nights sleep before hand as possible. So it’s kind of the exact opposite of what you do haha 😂

[@theghost.....]

I remember taking this route but it was Singapore airlines.

[@4beatsti]

ようこそ成田空港へ I live in Narita Japan.

[@colibrcolibr6103]

In these videos I only like the take off, ascent, cruising, descent and landing … oh and the taxiing and boarding. The rest is ok.

[@sla31]

Well, that's pretty much the whole video, so I'll take that as a compliment haha. Thanks for watching!

[@vzsn]

14:12 what happend

[@sla31]

Well, we hit bumps in the taxiway. See, over time taxiways and even runways can start to have “ruts” form. Especially taxiways where planes continuously have their wheels on the same exact spots. And with centerlines, planes wheels are almost always moving over the same exact spots. Over years and thousands and thousands of planes moving over them, the concrete and base rock starts to compress down and ruts form. You can actually see the ruts with the way the light is reflecting off the taxiway we cross over. That’s what caused that shaking.

[@vzsn]

@@sla31 Thank you for the very very very detailed explanation

[@Pennman31]

By the sounds of the last hydrological buzz before landing, the pilots drop the landing gear from a high altitude.

[@scottbridge9391]

WOWOWOW!!! Great video!! I've been to both of these airports but never did this flight. My favorite place in Singapore was Little India. They had the best food - YUM!! Yes, I did have a Singapore Sling at the Raffles Hotel. Good that you got to fly in a 787. Anyhow, I need to rest up from the jetlag from watching this video.

[@sla31]

Thanks my friend. I quite like the 787 as a passenger, but I avoid flying on them for the channel. The dimming windows, although technologically cool, are a nightmare to film though. The window is never 100% clear and often the camera ends up picking up "rainbow" looking distortions through it. And, even more bothering, the crews can lock the passenger controls and auto dim all the windows and then you can't change it. So, I only fly 787's when there isn't any other option. I also really enjoyed Singapore. One of my favorite cities now. I didn't have a chance to visit little India though! Next time! Thanks for watching my friend!

[@scottbridge9391]

@@sla31 They were developed here in the Seattle area like other Boeing aircraft. The 787 had sooooooooo many snags, delays and setbacks. It took FOREVER to get these things into service. The MRT trains are probably the best way to get around Singapore. I ended up riding the entire system!

[@Transport686]

6:25:49 there is a A380 down there

[@sla31]

Hmmm. You might be seeing more of that plane on here soon....

[@キツネみそしる]

Do you remember what seat you took? I really love the view !

[@sla31]

46A my friend.

[@キツネみそしる]

@@sla31 Thank you very much!!

[@imbowser]

is it normal for that flap to be moving up and down so much before v1?

[@sla31]

Yes, it is. The piece you see there is actually not a flap, rather it's a hybrid control surface called a flaperon. It's half flap, half aileron. It's designed to assist the aileron with its job of controlling attitude, while at the same time helping the flaps create more lift. So, it moving around like that is normal as it moves in conjunction with eh regular aileron at the tip of the wing to help keep the plane level.

[@RoadsOfAsiaBen]

Great fly! I know you said you have worked on American Airlines before. Have you worked with any previous airlines?

[@sla31]

Nope. I worked for American for about 6 years right after I graduated college, and I left them in 2016, right about the time I started this channel. I haven’t worked for any other airliners since.

[@samuelsmith9586]

Top 5 best Boeing planes (in my opinion) 5. Boeing 737 4. Boeing B-52 Stratofortress 3. Boeing 717 2. Boeing 757 1. Boeing 787 Dreamliner

[@20gravedigger11]

I've never been on a 787 but those engines sound rather quiet compared to some of the small aircraft I've traveled on. Do you find it's quieter in person compared to, say, a 737?

[@sla31]

Oh definitely. The 787 is very quiet. Now, I don't know that they're more quiet than the 737 Max, which is also very quiet. But, they're definitely more quiet than a NG 737.

[@20gravedigger11]

@@sla31 It's really amazing how quiet that take-off was compared so some of your other videos. BTW... when are we going to see that long connection flight series that started at my home airport of T.F. Green?!

[@sla31]

@@20gravedigger11 That one has been out for a couple of weeks now 😉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5emdIuogbSmhJY

[@LeytonGaming12]

@sla31 Where did you go?

[@sla31]

This flight was from Singapore to Tokyo's Narita airport.

[@mandercorreo8028]

10:43

[@AvStevieStevenJamesDrums]

Wow, stuck that landing, is the gear ok? 😜

[@sla31]

Better than some other landings I've had recently haha. I had one so hard on my most recent trip, that it caused my camera to lose focus haha.

[@BlueNoobPlayz]

Hey can you do a flight from atl to stt

[@sla31]

I would love to, but at the moment I don't have any plans to take that flight. STT is a place I'd very much like to visit though.

[@The_Ghost_of_Kiev]

6:23:31 wow!🤪

[@willamisbezerra6970]

Nice Nice Nice Nice Vídeo 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍👌

[@sla31]

I'm glad you enjoyed it my friend!

[@willamisbezerra6970]

@@sla31 😃

[@irsyadrafianto5290]

#RI79🇮🇩 MERDEKA🇮🇩

[@DonnSEnder]

21:20

[@The_Ghost_of_Kiev]

1:55:15❤❤❤✈

[@sla31]

Thanks for watching my friend!

[@The_Ghost_of_Kiev]

@@sla31 I could not resist-love airplanes &the colour blue!I wish I was aboard!Thank you for posting this cool video!👍

[@Dexterlexious]

Between Japan airlines and United which one would u prefer?

[@jan-michaelvincent7095]

japan air is best airlines of the world

[@Dexterlexious]

@@jan-michaelvincent7095 it's true self

[@rileypminecraft1200]

As an American I’d say United Airlines

[@sla31]

Well, I’ve only flown Japan Airlines in economy. I’ve had the pleasure of flying United in all of their cabin types, including Polaris. Polaris is awesome, and I think it is the best US business class offering. However, in economy, Japan Airlines blew united out of the water.

[@GSU_Panther_Nation]

How do you film so great, as I always wanted to grab a window seat and try it for myself. Credit would go to you, although the Chinese/English takeoff and landing announcements would be entirely original and created by me for any international airline, outside of China’s *note that China’s airlines already have Chinese/English takeoff and landing announcements

[@sla31]

It's pretty simply really. I use iPhones and I hold the camera by hand. Sometimes simple is best.

[@GSU_Panther_Nation]

@@sla31 but then, there's always a risk that there may be scenes where the iPhone camera moves a bit due to your hand getting tired from filming it. I would ask other aviation geeks on the same question, and see how they would answer

[@sla31]

@@GSU_Panther_Nation you're more than welcome to ask anyone else you wish. But I don't just hold the camera because I want to make it harder on myself haha. Believe me, I wish I could just mount it. But there are several issues with mounting the camera with a suction cup. First, some airlines just don't allow it. So, it's against the rules to do it any differently. Second, even on airlines that allow it, often times crew members will see it and still tell you to remove the mount. And here's the thing. It may be allowed, and you may know it. But if a crew member says to stop doing something, you have to stop. So, at least 50% of the time you're going to be told your can't use a mount anyway. And last, you may think that the quality of your footage will be better if the camera is mounted vs holding it, but it won't be. See, no one even really notices the small variations because of your hand moving. What people do notice is the footage being distorted, filled with ripples, and being full of vibrations. See when you mount a camera to a plane that is going hundreds of miles per hour, being propelled by jet engines, there are a lot of vibrations. Those vibrations get transferred directly into your mount and thereby into the lens of the camera. When you mount a camera like an iPhone to the plane, all of those little vibrations ruin the footage. It comes out looking like you fired though a clear bowl of jello. And that, to me, is far worse than any tiny movements you see by the subtle movements of your arm/hand.

[@GSU_Panther_Nation]

@@sla31 makes sense to me, so that is why I would normally only film the last ten minutes before landing or the first ten minutes after takeoff, so it would make a lot more sense to just film a short than a full in-flight series

[@GSU_Panther_Nation]

@@sla31 well, I get what you mean. Ripple effects does ruin the footage, and you may lose subscribers as a result

[@vesLy._.]

SINGAPORE--> JAPAN YOOHHH

[@abdllhmuaz]

shot on iphone?

[@sla31]

Yes, this was filmed with an iPhone 13 Pro. I am now using iPhone 15 & 16 Pros.

[@amyrobinson3119]

This is just me or is it a really big plane?

[@sla31]

It is a big plane. I believe Japan Airlines has their configuration at around 200 passengers. So, it is a big plane, but there are a lot that are bigger. This is the smallest 787, so both the 787-9 and 10 are bigger. The 777-200 and 300 are bigger. Various A340's and A350's and of course the 747 and A380 are all bigger. So, this is kind of the small end of the big planes, if that makes sense haha. Thanks for watching my friend!

[@ayoubbawamukadam4998]

Super .but show the full flight.

[@sla31]

This was the full flight... There was 15 minutes cut out and that was time spent at the gates when we weren't moving, or the few brief times I was talking to the flight attendants...

[@gnxr400]

Hi there I am interested

[@sla31]

I'm glad to hear it. Thanks for watching my friend!

[@picohahahaha9400]

First

[@Dexterlexious]

U're not the first bro.

[@sla31]

Thanks for watching my friend!

[@picohahahaha9400]

@@Dexterlexious i was

[@picohahahaha9400]

@@Dexterlexious look at all the comments kiddo

[@Dexterlexious]

Not

[@6x.justin]

6 hours

[@sla31]

Almost 7 😁.

[@nhacuachua4179]

Did you go to Japan airlines, do you think Japan airlines and American Airlines are better?

[@sla31]

I like American Airlines. I worked for American Airlines many years ago, and even though their product today is subpar at best, I still have a soft spot in my heart for American. That said, Japan airlines blows American out of the.

[@nhacuachua4179]

@@sla31 hey, American Airlines and United airlines are the biggest airlines in the world, right?