Aurigny Dornier 228NG TRIP REPORT | Southampton to Alderney

[@wolfstock6030]

Very nice Airports and a marvelous Flight..... Like a Privat Aircraft !!!

[@Aviatial]

I rarely fly on planes, I flown three times in my life and two of those trips were with Aurigny in their dornier 228 on the same route!! Fnatasic seeing this video, thanks :D

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[@TheNextFlight]

Very interesting TR! I didn't believe Aurigny had Dornier still in its fleet. I liked the subtitles as well, very detailed. Thanks for sharing and thumbs up for you!

[@BuxtonAviation]

Thanks, appreciate it!

[@csaviation9013]

The dorniers are new! They were brought in to take over from the Trislanders that were retired 2017

[@TheNextFlight]

@@csaviation9013 thank you for your info!

[@ELPaso1990TX]

Both Southampton and Alderney airports are much better than mad chaotic Bristol airport.

[@Vinavia]

It has been quite a long time since your last video, and it's amazing to see you come back with a very unique and awesome flight report. Huge thumb up for this video 😄👍

[@BuxtonAviation]

Yes, sorry I have been away for a while but I have lots of videos which will be coming up in the next few weeks! Thanks again for the like, I’m glad you enjoyed it!

[@didihill3954]

I love our flights coming back to my place of birth glad I moved back xxx

[@paulwoods7857]

Hah, i remember flying on Aurigny Islanders in thr 70's, each passenger was weighed and allocted a seat! (Max of 6 passengers i believe, and often one of them sat next to the pilot!) The good old days

[@floormankbh]

I was lucky I got the seat next the pilot flying in Jersey from Guernsey ;)

[@petergibson9956]

Great video! Suprised an airline is using such small aircraft if you think about Emirates and their A380's!

[@doveronefoxtrot4417]

The trislander was even smaller.

[@iansmartel5473]

I don’t think that an A380 would finish braking in time before it went over the cliff.

[@akcbcmcb]

Loved flying DO228's for a living. I had a fantastic 9 years with Cobham (FR Aviation).

[@potatomilk4936]

Yay!! Thanks for the video

[@BuxtonAviation]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@pranjalsharma479]

These planes can land on bad runways , they require less than 800m to take off and less than 600m to land.

[@steveduncan7684]

Did you say that the aircraft is extremely loud? This is very disappointing since my company was thinking of purchasing 2 of these to replace loud twin otters

[@dambomkena6120]

How many people can boarding on the DC228

[@kuldeepsinghrawat9588]

Was the cabin presurrised?

[@pingu255]

not as good as the trislanders, they were definitively the ultimate island hopper

[@Samoa21]

I guess it doesn't have a toilet on board? I'd be no good!

[@alfonsosoriano171]

riding an airplane with a red cut marks indicator on it can be exciting.

[@ciudad-del-mar]

They all have them, it's just not so obvious on a large one. 😉

[@LFMC1]

Why is it english, the channel?!

[@ciudad-del-mar]

Because they speak English in the Channel Islands, and it is made by an Englishman.

[@LFMC1]

@@ciudad-del-mar I ment the english channel kkkk why not french or something else?why english? You bought it for yourselfs?

[@JohnSmith-jr7ry]

@@LFMC1 The Wikipedia page for the English channel gives some insight

[@ciudad-del-mar]

@@LFMC1 What does that have to do with an Aurigny Dornier 228?

[@LFMC1]

@@ciudad-del-mar Are you dumb? Nothing obviously!