Air India Cockpit Video with 3 Planes crossing us

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[@TheBacktimer]

I love these passings when I'm flying. Only then makes you realize the real speed...

[@conorcockram1234]

17 years ago!!!!!! wow a youtube relic!

[@flawlesspaul]

I am awe-struck.. I remember flying over-seas on a (M.A.C) flght going to military post in germany and the captain let me look in the cockpit for a few minutes.. I was so amazed. When you look out the front windows it does'nt look like you are doing 550 mph. Thanks for the memories.

[@Qwert-c1]

Older than me comment

[@DJDannyUhOh]

Gotta love the conspiracy theorists who didn't pay attention in high school physics class. Always a good source of entertainment.

[@islandonlinenews]

@scythelord oh really? why don't you try researching geo-engineering at the royal society website or the cfr website

[@pilotmaster72]

Started flight school last week, can't wait till I'm able to see these sights as well!

[@uchilledfrance]

As beautiful as it was, the first plane appeared to pass much closer that the legally allowed vertical separation limit. The contrails appeared way too close. If memory serves me right, vertical separation rules specify that between the surface and an altitude of 29,000 feet, no aircraft shall come closer than 1,000 feet and above 29,000 feet no aircraft shall come closer than 2,000 feet of another aircraft. Awesome video though !!!

[@BeyondUfos]

Amazing shot of Chemtrails!! reason they are so close is because they are government planes flying a certain pattern to create man made clouds... Research "chemtrails". Contrails are exactly what you guys say. But after a few min the ice crystals evaporate. These trails are miles long! Again great up close shot of these chemtrails!!

[@BeyondUfos]

@Legionoftruthers I understand that guy.. but why do u see somtimes with the long contrails an on/off pattern. For example check this vid. youtube DOT com/watch?v=HUplRpP2R1g Dont tell me its updrafts or bull shit.. I've seen with my own eyes atittude doesnt change..

[@TheNowaytogo]

Nobel price like "Obama" ? No thanks, but i repeat: watch my vid and read the files it more efficient than you say !!

[@767Captain]

What a cogent and intelligent response!! I'm sure now that everyone is convinced by your sound reasoning and argument. (Psst: It's "you're"). So tell the audience, oh "wise one": Where am I full of excrement? Which comment? We're all eager to earn from you, since I presume you to be an "expert"? Do you have four decades' flying experience, and 20,000 hours total time? Do you have ANY flying experience at all?? (You don't have to be as experienced as me, even SOME flying lessons help).

[@Legionoftruthers]

@FastLife79 So remember it is the temp & water content of the sky in the patch a plane is flying through at any moment that determines whether or not a contrail will form. A plane can fly at 500mph through a dry patch in a second or two and a contrail won't form for that time. It might then fly into a very saturated patch and the trail will form and linger for ages, then it might fly into a not so saturated patch and the trail might only linger a minute or two.

[@Legionoftruthers]

@FastLife79 Now also go google "lenticular cloud". They are clouds that tend to stay over one windy spot above the ground. But notice they are actually blue sky that turns to cloud due to pressure changes over landscape. That clear blue sky was actually wet & potentially cloudy all along, but just needed a pressure change for the water to become visible. If you can learn the physics of invisible water vapour becoming visible ice or liquid instantly then you will begin to understand the sky.

[@Legionoftruthers]

@FastLife79 Have you ever seen something called a "cloud"? Planes travel in and out of them in seconds. Blue sky one second, cloud the next. That's because the cloud has different humidity to surrounding sky. The atmosphere is not uniformly wet, agree'd? There is only 1% diff between cloudy sky and blue sky next to it, & patches of "almost" cloud forming sky with differing % humidity everywhere. Planes fly in and out of those patches in seconds. Dry=no trail, Wetter= trail. Seconds to cross

[@Legionoftruthers]

@FastLife79 How can ice crystals evaporate when the relative humidity is often 100% and the temp is usually about minus 50 BELOW zero C. Water ice CAN'T evaporate into 100% relative humidity and about 20% of the year the sky at cruise height is Supersaturated with respect to ice. ie, the humidity is MORE than 100%. That means that rather than the contrail evaporating, the excess water in the atmosphere sublimates ONTO the contrail and spreads it. You need to learn some contrail science.

[@rawphull6407]

idk about arrows, but airplanes fly because of their wing shape. They are sort of arched on top and flat on the bottom, so when air moves over the wing it has to travel farther then when it moves under the wing. This diffuses the air on top, creating lower pressure then the air underneath. The pressure difference gives the wings lift and the plane goes up. Ta-Da! and btw all airplanes are designed so they can fly with one engine, so don't worry people! they are safe!

[@flyingaaron7]

yes u do have a brain. but sorry, your brain isnt that bright on the subject of aviation, weather and atmospheric physics. i suppose u must assume every cloud of nature is a chem-cloud aswell right? clouds persist, clouds spead out, clouds have gaps in them, clouds can cross over clouds...they must be chem-clouds though right? cos water should disipate within a few seconds right?

[@Swordsfor200Alex]

Its a contrail fool...CONDENSATION TRAIL. It occurs when ice crystals in the atmosphere get sucked into the jet engine and are vaporized into steam. Then the white cloudy jet exhaust will slowly disappear as it refreezes. Also, note that some planes at that altitude don't leave a contrail it is because of the lack of ice crystals.

[@BMuris]

Houston, we've got three idiots flying in wrong direction! What?! They can do that? Never mind then, I will return to my other duties.... Hello, you have reached our office in India, this is Abu, how may I help you? J/K people I am just kidding! No offense! This is common in a crowded airspace. Sit back, relax and enjoy the ride. Nice vid btw, thanks.

[@shadowhunter388]

@H4wkeye1 Um. Dude I know this is a late response but if you don't know now. Its contrails. Its from water vapor because the engines are boiling hot and where their at is ultra freezing so it causes these trails. Also These are two 747 not fighter jets. do a quick pause when they fly over.

[@capacityplus]

It is ok. All aircraft at these flight levels set their altimeters to 1013mb so no matter where they come from, as they get near the pressure is the same. If flying different directions they are at predefined different FL. Google semicircular rule & quadrantial rule.

[@oldfart4751]

I think there should be 5,000 ft of vertical air space, anyone enlighten me. Another blonde are you refering to the vapour trail behind the plane? if so, that's the warm air from the engines mixing with the cold air, which occurs over 30,000 ft.

[@BoeingRules]

Some planes emitt contrails longer than others, especially engines that are extremely powerful or old. calliemine22, if you think long contrails are chemtrails, then look at B-17 formations in WW2, their trails are way longer.

[@Pwnzistor]

they fly so high so they can go faster without using nearly as much fuel.. high altitude = less air molecules running into your plane; and going mach .8 it really makes a difference.

[@880278010]

Nothing out of the ordinary, thats how they drive in India, the only different is they are doing it in the sky. Don't be surprise if you see flying cows and flying stray dogs.

[@maustomate354]

Nonono... that`s totally wrong. The allowed vertical space between aircraft with L,M and H rating is 1000ft (aprox. 300m). Everything is fine. You can check it in flight with the TCAS.

[@Metho111]

Wow, i dont believe it. If that had happened in the first world there would be massive investigations in to how close those plane were together. Thats insanly close

[@whoddaya]

250 miles per hour? ... These planes seem to be above FL300 and they'd probably be flying above 480 knots, which is approx GS, which is flying over 550 miles per hour. :)

[@oldfart4751]

Totally right Arschlochsausack, since making those comments I have been corrected by an Airline pilot I know. 100 feet vertical and horizontal. Still close at those speeds.

[@spotjet777]

wch sector wer u travelling...?? waaahh... the onli time i saw planes cross ws on BLR-BOM route...jus 2 planes... wid out any trails... low altitude.. yur damn lucky...

[@stalwart911]

I am an Indian pilot. What makes you think that the pilots are weak link in Air India?? The pilot training requirements in India are very stringent rules. Next only to JAA and way higher than FAA. Pilots in all Indian airline companies are above par the industry standard. I couldn't find it now, but I had seen a video of Frankfurt airport and it had communication between traffic controllers and pilots. The controllers exclusively added "Sir" each time they communicated with Air India crew

[@Legionoftruthers]

@Polar1zed Because they are at different altitudes because of vertical height separation rules. Different altitudes = different contrail formation conditions

[@biggestMetallicAfan]

Nah try somewhere in the neighborhood of FL390 to like FL430. You can tell by the outside surroundings, like the layer of the atmosphere he was in and all that.

[@Ireli20]

Were the aircraft on the radio talking to Ankara center? That means that they were flying over Turkey. I think the first pilot transmitting said "Ankara Center".

[@amyath]

Planes fly within 1000 ft. from each other. They only appear to fly close to one another. Air temp. at 30,000 ft. is around 30 degrees below zero. The contrails are caused by hot air from engines that emit water droplets that freeze within a fraction of a second to form the contrail, the same as a cloud as well. L.

[@Polar1zed]

@donnyab then why can you see 4 planes with trails to the horizon in the same sky as 4 planes with trails extending maybe a mile back before dissapearing.

[@hadimajzoub]

there's alot space on the sky why you jsut pick up the same km :P no i understand that there's alot of air traffic or they r near to the airoport, and also i saw that twice in my life, when my plain was taking of and other was landing and the second, was going from caracas to francei was scared as hell

[@anotherblonde]

Yes awesome pictures, but towards the end of the clip, you can see the quilt of chemtrails in the clouds over wherever this is. I have seen the trails in more than one country myself. Seems to be a truly global blight. I wonder how long we have left after breathing this stuff in .............

[@anufrijv]

Looks pretty real to me. Anyway, I do not see any point to post fake videos, unless they meant to be funny. Obviously, this is not the case.

[@oldfart4751]

5 miles horizontal is right 482. Unless following a 747 a distance of 6 miles is required, because of the turbulance created by the 747 engines.

[@EirikVR]

Ehem, the airplane is in a RVSM airspace, where the altimeter is set to indicate very precise, max 50 feet difference from what it really is.

[@stalwart911]

Once when I was not a pilot, I was waiting for my hotel pickup bus outside SFO, and a group of about 4 Singapore airlines flight crew also waiting with me for the same bus. But Air India pilots anywhere in the world get chauffeured cars for pickup

[@jaggs05]

Don't worry , god will save you....it is not going wrong way...these sites are pretty common. See the distance between these Flight levels.

[@65CA]

RVSM. You see the aircraft because the vertical separation has been reduced to 1000' now. Makes for great videos like this. Nice Capture

[@jpro747]

why do people think these contrails are full of chemicals? It is just simply water vapour which forms at high altitudes of around 25,000ft+ due to cold temperatures, wind, or humidity. Nice video - thanks for posting.

[@punchoo]

बहुत खूब!!! अौर ऐसे videos upload करो। बहुत ही अच्छा। ये सब देख के तो ऐसा लगता है कि मेरी job कितनी फालतू है। काश!!! चलो अगले जन्म में करेंगे।।

[@MrNikolaoss]

@donnyab Con trails (Condensation trails). This is a perfect example of Ice fog. Even if it werent freezing you could have the moisture hit the colder air and condense into a cloud like trail

[@BrianAStier]

swords for alex, these definitely look like spray tankers to me. Contrails form when ice crystals form AROUND hot jet engine exhaust. Your explanation couldn't be farther from the truth.

[@bawaji123]

must be somewhere in american airspace cus here american accent is quite apparent...das y i guess it seemed 2 be a busy airspace

[@RiddleConundrum]

lol, what a bunch of dimwits..im frikkin 20 and even i know its just vapor, u get it when flying above 27,000 feet i believe.

[@sillyputtytastesgood]

The first one was a bit too close for comfort, if you ask me. The third one that was off to the side is no closer than what I've seen several times on a commercial flight.

[@VV4000]

Do people really think your average airline is going to install a device to create chemtrails, or use a "chemtrail fuel".

[@rajesh8911]

I gues this flight is going in a wrong way. and it feels so scary when such things happens to you..... GOD PLZ SAVE US....

[@cobking84]

There have been mid air collisions even when the planes had TCAS. The pilot followed the ATC inspite of TCAS warnings.

[@piloty5]

i would be scared out of my F****** mind if i was that pilot. by the way were you on the flight crew of that flight?

[@thevansmack]

Wow, I read a lot of comments and only one other person identified this as a fake.....not even a good one at that.

[@majaorca100]

There's nothing better than seeing other planes when in flight!! I guess the first two are a 747 and an a340?

[@RAHULCaT]

Nothing crzy about it !! You can see various such crisscrossing as normal in places like Europe and US ..

[@StanleyKu]

At 40,000 ft the sky is much darker blue, certainly if you look straight up. Above 70,000 the sky is black.

[@igotyoubeat]

1000 ft separation untill they get up to like 36000 ft then i think its 2000 ft separation plus they seperate aircraft by sending aircraft that go west at an even altitude and aircraft that are going east at an odd altitude and all this happens in class "A" airspace (anything above 18000ft) still dont look like 1000ft lol

[@istvanklein]

The first two planes passed at least with a 3,000ft vertical separation, the third was much more distant.

[@dickyco2]

fly Air-Pollution luxury oil burning insinerator service non-stop to a world with a very diferent climate.

[@alexm5488]

Not a problem, under RVSM procedures, which they're flying, the aircraft are at least 1,000 feet apart...

[@robertgift]

@Aeromar27 The hydrocarbon emissons (exhaust particales) from thenginehould provide more than enough condensation nuclei.

[@DerPilotMann]

Well, they look pretty high, FL350+ I would guess, so that is actually probably somewhere mid-route

[@warminator1091]

Nice one. Very impressing. I think one can catch such scenes quite easy on north atlantic routes.

[@yomamasapeach]

What is a chemtrail. How come I never heard of it. I see those things all the time over the sky.

[@chakdeychar]

My my my, thats wonderful. Air traffic zipping at 500 miles an hour. That is a real sight indeed.

[@warminator1091]

Wow! Was it "rush hour"? Its amazing also that the plane ahead is approaching with double speed.

[@RunwayGamer]

wooo that was really near the first one. it must be 2000 feet away from each other, looking this near im confused

[@Pewnhound112]

That first one was fucking close...looked like less than 1000 ft vertical separation for sure.

[@hellotheregeneralkenobi365]

Strange to see three aircraft so close to each other at a similar altitude. Air Force One and escorts perhaps?

[@jpro747]

Dont see what the big deal is and why people should be scared, theres always ATC watching. It looks amazing!!

[@shadowhunter388]

HAHAHA I knew a bunch of freaked out hippies were going to say chem trails. Its a con trail.

[@chatsalot94]

i think these are contrails not chemtrails! must be exciting seeing 2 747's racing by you!!

[@arielyosoy]

fake, first and second plane are the same third..i'm sure that is the same first and second

[@dantro78]

Judging from the deep blue sky above, I would assume the altitude was close to 60,000 feet.

[@barry1585]

much better than some crap being posted on here, never knew how busy things where up there!

[@baseball1090]

are you a pilot because iam so scared of flying on this friday iam flying to florida and iam so scared

[@BlankDVD]

"Ace Combat 7 - Demands of Passengers" to be exact.

[@jindivik321]

when airliners fly head on like this they have a combined speed of over 1000mph :)

[@robertgift]

SEE and BE SEEN Is there a problem (violation) here? Gotta distribute dem chemtrails!

[@almostadu]

lol that was sick!....howd you become a pilot, im 15 and i was interested in it?

[@yomamasapeach]

Good pilot.The first plane was the closest because of it's left over turbulence

[@bobsuruncle789]

i remember when 2 jumbo jets crashed into each other over delhi, now i see y

[@BlAhHaDaBoY123]

it looks like a f-14 plane pasting by and i can hear radio by f-14 pilot.

[@SUFI194189]

damn that 1st one was way to damn close for my comfort if i was in the cockpit...

[@phatcarz]

They arnt fighter jets, they are comerical jets and i think boeing 747

[@NBGZerO]

no it's not FSX...it's sa but FSX doesn't look THAT real... happy holidays

[@sushantisgreat]

wow!!!whr the hell is thr so much traffic?must be chicago or london??

[@ujdo]

Looks like the Blue Angles at an air show. Anybody fly upside down??

[@adm020]

And they were filming it from, where? Oh right, yeah, the 4th plane

[@xxbenjamin32xx]

is it me...or that was kinda freaking close for that altitude!!!

[@TheEgg185]

the air traffic controllers had to be awake to handle this one.

[@yomamasapeach]

Ok what is a contrail. I never have ever heard of these things

[@utrapzab]

these are definately chemtrails, im reckoning cillit bang or domestos

[@cjpatz]

Are you sure were not on a one way street? haha.. Awesome footage..

[@482ksd]

even i think so and a horizontal distance of at least 5 miles

[@pavan151]

i think the plane the pilot is in is called bomber somthing

[@danteman24]

theres just less atmosphere for light to be reflected off.