Awesome air traffic cockpit video ✈

Awesome air traffic fly-by collection as seen from the airplane cockpit: www.aviafilms.c...
Here is our collection of awesome air traffic fly-by's as witnessed from a jet airplane cockpit. The airplanes flying past were at various altitudes and separations within RVSM airspace where the minimum distance between two planes is 1000 feet. This is why in some cases you can really enjoy the fast and close fly past of all kind of airplanes in this video. Some of the aircraft had contrails behind them and some did not. We also included a clip of a very large contrail just above our flight path coming most likely from a big 4 engine jet.
Among others, you can spot the following airplanes in this air traffic video:
Boeing 767 (no contrails)
Boeing 777 (no contrails)
Boeing 747
Airbus A320 (with contrails)
Boeing 737 (with and without contrails)
Airbus A380 (with contrails)
Airbus A321 (no contrails)
The videos were filmed both during daylight as well as sunset to give you an even more enjoyable experience. If you ever become a pilot then this will be your cockpit office view!
For more airplane videos as well as pictures and articles, check out: www.aviafilms.com

[@sudarshanrajbhandari391]

We all know planes fly fast, but we never realize this when we are flying. These footage really made us feel that.

[@Aviafilms]

Thank you for watching our air traffic video

[@joselauzardojr.2808]

A Smorgasbord Of Open Skies and Flights!

[@paulh7589]

I could watch this all day.

[@Aviafilms]

Thank you for checking out our air traffic cockpit view video

[@metalverhead1983]

The first time I aboard an airplane, I thought it was moving about only 60kmph of speed in the air, riding my motorcycle at that speed I feel fast enough. I never thought that an airplane was moving 800kmph+ above the air.

[@Europa-last-battle_on_Bitchute]

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[@makarylli1]

Mid flight speed is higgest. I have flown with Finnair airbus A319 and i miss flying. the shape of the airplane already indicates a high speed and that is the purpose of airplanes. it is safer to move faster in the air. there are many delusions before real experience. my brother has never been on a plane and it annoys me how wrong he thinking about airplanes.

[@makarylli1]

I hate people who thinks airplanes flying slow. But 400-1200 km/h is normal. I have flown with Finnair Airbus a320. I enjoy this video!

[@ChrisZoomER]

That was more than awesome!👍

[@Aviafilms]

Thank you for watching our air traffic cockpit video

[@ChrisZoomER]

@@Aviafilms you’re welcome

[@anfisapolyushkevych9740]

They are bloody fast

[@mercedesbends4111]

Appears faster as both planes are moving opposite to each other.

[@unigo7251]

@@mercedesbends4111 in fact even this way we can't feel even close their real speed...

[@Aviafilms]

True, airplanes are quite fast

[@mach8967]

Felicitaciones al camarógrafo, aprovechó el momento oportuno. Eso se llama disfrutar el cielo. Costa Rica 🇨🇷 pura vida

[@Aviafilms]

Thank you very much! We are happy that you liked our air traffic cockpit video

[@MrDunkiemon]

God bless those souls.

[@sazzyfrax]

Wow the speed.....dont realise when you sitting in them....

[@sehajdeepsingh1186]

i love it i love aeroplane

[@Aviafilms]

We love airplanes too

[@flyingdentist]

incredible speeds

[@jcalyra]

Spectacular video

[@Aviafilms]

Thank you very much!

[@Lesloi6227]

Seriously good stuff. Thanks for posting.

[@mwizamunthali724]

Amazing footage

[@Aviafilms]

Thank you for watching our air traffic cockpit video and the kind comment

[@syedtanvirali8644]

Amazing ❤

[@mtor6036]

Flying in RVSM airspace is awesome!

[@Aviafilms]

I agree, it's amazing

[@michellehenderson4326]

I loved this. Usually you are looking out the window seeing the same clouds for hours. But of course you aren't. Just feels like it when you have a numb arse.

[@Aviafilms]

Thank you!

[@levithan9]

The closing speed is just amazingly fast!! I bet the TCAS is going off like crazy.

[@davalleyguy5020]

Actually not, these are all standard passes with predetermined separation as outlined by NTSB ect...

[@samuel_-5150]

Some amazing footage

[@Aviafilms]

Thank you for watching our air traffic cockpit video

[@jackiebayliss]

Its weird because when your on the ground looking up they don't look like there going that fast...🤷🏽‍♀️

[@user-tr2yg3jw5l]

Why? 700-800 kmh in a different direction make 1600 kmh in total

[@Aviafilms]

True, while in fact they are flying at reasonably high speeds :)

[@rudihardiansyah1108]

2:42 The best eclipse😃

[@roldaoalmeida3248]

Pássaro de Alumínio: lento e desengonçado em solo; sublime e elegante ao cruzar os céus.

[@Europa-last-battle_on_Bitchute]

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[@peminatgame2748]

awesome ! so speed !

[@Aviafilms]

Thank you for watching our air traffic video

[@gildardoduqueg.1878]

que buen video, sorprendente

[@christianlebordelais]

De belles prises de vues.....

[@nocalsteve]

We’ve got a thousand knots of closure, Mav! I can’t believe we’re doing this!

[@sillieww]

This is why pilots have to be paid good. There's not margin for error.

[@fernandojvalencia8151]

Just please don't drink and fly!!!.

[@alghamdi71]

Beautiful and awesome views

[@Aviafilms]

Thank you for watching our air traffic video

[@stevencarrier2466]

When you are going over 500 mph, there is no room for error.

[@buttsexmotorsport3]

there is, i went 500mph by a car in gta 5

[@Aviafilms]

True, and it is good that in RVSM airspace the autopilot must be flying the airplane

[@paijokumat4302]

Beautifull👏👏🙂🙂

[@Aviafilms]

Thank you!

[@thusuongtranthi7970]

Keep on

[@hellodiamond]

Amazing!!

[@Aviafilms]

Thank you for watching our air traffic cockpit video

[@CaptainStevenMarkovich]

Very nice video. Subscribed

[@md-thecleverandplayful4597]

I'm now walking everywhere 😮

[@davidsondaini3999]

Would be really scary to a up coming Concord plane this close just charging at a you from this distance. But it will have its own altitude, different from these normal jets of course.

[@jacklehman9662]

Humans have come a long way

[@Aviafilms]

Very true, airplanes are awesome

[@fahri_arkaan000]

what camera for spotting?

[@bimba-lola8910]

eeemmmm nice,,,,

[@dj_ilabash9705]

Amazing

[@Aviafilms]

Thank you!

[@sandymoonstone855]

. 😊=====✈

[@ummijaan1448]

They look fast because they are in the opposite direction. Avg. speed for a hi-alt wide body passenger is somewhere from 900 to 1000 kmh. So two aircrafts going opposite to each other, the speed you observe will be 1800 to 2000kmh. That's why this looks so fast. I mean they really are fast but they are so big you don't experience them from land. If you really want to see how fast a plane is than stand somewhere parallel to V1 on runway and multiply by 2 or 2.5 to get the full speed hahah

[@Boyarsskiy]

1:23 awesome!

[@Aviafilms]

Thanks, that was a really big contrail

[@rajaoloanchannel7182]

Anjirrr...kencang bgt ya pesawatnya kalau di udara...padahal kalau diihat dari jendela pesawat kaya gak jalan, eh tau taunya kenceng amat ya 😁😁😁

[@shibum5378]

The speed is surprisingly amazing. But while we r inside the aircraft it's hard to find at least it's moving.

[@makarylli1]

Its looks slow because is so big difference ground and midflight heights

[@makarylli1]

I mean huge height difference between ground and plane

[@matheuseduardo1127]

The best career!!!!!!!!

[@Aviafilms]

Yeah, being a pilot is awesome

[@PTWDK]

I would like to use the above video for editing and would like to ask if it is possible, it will be produced for personal hobbies and I want to upload it on KZbin or blog, how can I handle the copyright?

[@sebastianpizano6610]

awesome

[@topgeardel]

How close to another plane until you may experience air turbulence from that plane?

[@leonmoy]

It depends on the weight category and speed/configuration of the lead aircraft. Larger, slower-moving aircraft create greater wake turbulence (on approach, for example). Typically, wingtip vortices descend and move outward from wingtips of aircraft and can descend a thousand feet or more. If you are in a small aircraft following a slow moving heavy jet you may experience dangerous turbulence even if you are 8 miles or more behind. There are minimum separation standards applied between IFR aircraft, but it's generally recommended that smaller aircraft offset their flight path above larger aircraft to avoid disruptions from wake turbulence.

[@joshc7865]

I’m surprised how many people don’t realize the amount of traffic around them when flying, download flightradar app and you will be very surprised

[@rehanvlogs5627]

Wow excellent👌

[@Aviafilms]

Thank you for watching our air traffic video

[@marguskiis7711]

I have seen from a passenger jet another coming opposite way, about 100 -- 200 m away and it was really fast. Scary. I think it was accidental because weather was cloudy and I know officially that close passing is not allowed.

[@Flyfeuhhh]

Loss of separation is very rare. I think what you saw was just the usual 1000feet RVSM vertical separation, so you can see a plane pass +-300 m above/below your plane, without any horizontal separation

[@sydney9184]

excellent

[@Aviafilms]

Thank you for the kind comment and watching our air traffic video

[@abbujaan]

cross roads in the sky😂😂

[@thusuongtranthi7970]

Around 3 km

[@cigaretteman5716]

I never knew they flew so close to each other

[@sailorman8668]

1000 feet is the minimum vertical separation required.

[@Aviafilms]

@@sailorman8668 Yes, in RVSM airspace 1000 feet is the minimum separation

[@sailorman8668]

@@Aviafilms And in CTR/C airspace, an IFR aircraft only needs 500 feet separation from a VFR aircraft below.

[@Aviafilms]

@@sailorman8668 Thanks for clarification

[@user-nv9lx9rt7e]

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[@oliverheath9109]

Does anyone know what that beeping is at 2:12?

[@CaptainStevenMarkovich]

Excellent 👍👍

[@Aviafilms]

Thank you for watching our air traffic cockpit video Captain

[@michaelolsen3592]

AT 0:52 IT SOUNDS LIKE THE COCKPIT WINDOW IS OPEN

[@alessandramacagnan5713]

747 400 tinha que passar por cima de Cuiabá MT vôo de cruzeiros pra são Paulo estado Unidos

[@rakeshdadu4203]

Amazing video

[@Aviafilms]

Thank you for watching our air traffic cockpit video and the kind comment

[@VittoMar]

Ringraziamo insieme con un LIKE a questo commento, tutti quelli che si sono ingegnati per l'installazione a bordo dei sistemi ACAS (Airborne Collision Avoidance) e TCAS (Traffic Collision Avoidance System) che servono a non far collidere in volo gli aerei.

[@Max-mi6kw]

Was that first one british airways?

[@Lunaskyuwu]

Well since we cant even see the fkin side why would you even guess that ? 🤔

[@sandymoonstone855]

🍎 😊============✈

[@Fraxion_]

So they all taking videos of each other I guess

[@TanFrX]

With more and more aircrafts being added every year, skies r really gonna be more crowded. More hi tech systems needed to manage them!

[@Thebeengolfin]

Not even close to being crowded.

[@Lunaskyuwu]

^

[@ehenri1438]

I can see the pilots from the other planes

[@Aviafilms]

You have very good vision :)

[@thusuongtranthi7970]

Area

[@JOAOALEGRE555]

Considero a maior invenção do homem... de todos os tempos..imbatível

[@leandro50163]

RVSM

[@michaelmcelroy6895]

Hi , i'm an Air Traffic Controller and aspiring musician from Ireland. I've just completed an album-length instrumental electronic piece of music, the theme of which is to do with Flight and Airport activity. Would it be possible to use some footage from your awesome video on an accompanying video that i would be using as background during live performances and maybe as part of a compilation on a youtube video? Naturally, full credit would be given to your work and if there are any sections you wouldn't want used, i'd fully understand. Thanks for your time, Regards, Michael.

[@grumpymcfudge9616]

Why is it such a big fuck off sky yet aircraft fly so close

[@margrethafner1440]

Ja ja ja ja

[@thusuongtranthi7970]

5 4 3 2

[@stephenbutler2692]

The pilot is only in control during take off and landing, the on board computer does the rest, "fly by wire". While that baby is cruising at 500mph the pilot is playing angry birds on his cell phone.

[@gerardmoran9560]

The pilot may use automation but he is always responsible and in control. At my airline no pilot could read magazines, books or engage in any activity other than monitoring the progress of the flight. Fly by wire is an engineering evolution and has nothing to do with crew responsibility.

[@TheSanjay151]

humans are amazing creatures from engineering the planes, to flying planes big planes, where did this intelligence come from? how can we people not believe in god after this intelligence

[@Bruce.-Wayne]

Yes indeed.....but they deny that God exist and think they just happen to be on earth out of nowhere and was self created.....

[@tgstudio85]

@@Bruce.-Wayne right because God invented airplanes not scientists.

[@440centerline]

I think I'll drive instead of flying

[@Lunaskyuwu]

Driving is more dangerous than flying 😛

[@leoocta6510]

😰😰😰😰😰

[@TonySinclair85]

Chemtrails!!

[@slappymcgillicuddy7532]

LOL

[@TheManwithaview]

Google chemtrails debunked, I dare you.

[@thusuongtranthi7970]

Out sea

[@WvhKerkhof]

2:28 Niburu

[@johernandez1269]

amazing, Flat earth

[@tgstudio85]

Amazing idiot.

[@sailorman8668]

The earth's curvature is not noticeable from this low altitude. Incidentally, you don't actually think the earth is flat, do you?

[@johernandez1269]

@@tgstudio85 AMAZING ASSHOLE

[@johernandez1269]

@@sailorman8668 Yes, I think you should speak respectfully and listen to what the other person thinks

[@johernandez1269]

There are several online Earth curvature calculator programs. With these platforms you can calculate the hidden part of a distant object, from the point of view of an observer. You just have to enter the distance to the object, along with the height of the point of view to get the results. Calculators also show the distance to the horizon from the observer. The environments take Earth as spherical, with a radius of 6371,393 km, and then use the Pythagorean theorem to calculate the distance to the horizon. Then use that distance to calculate the curvature of the Earth. If you do not know the precise distance from the observer to the object, you can use the map and navigation services. MetaBunk.org is an online community where you can find the scientific explanation, behind real-world events (phenomena, conspiracies, etc.). But it also has a calculator for the curvature of the Earth, the horizon, the bulge, the fall and the hidden height of an object. The platform has a basic mode, where you only have to enter two fields (target distance and the height of the observer). Then it will give you the distance between the viewer and the target. But you will also get additional information such as: The distance of the horizon, the bulge, the fall, the hidden height and the inclination of the horizon. In its advanced mode, you can enter the following values ​​manually: Earth's radius, horizontal FOV and image width. You have educational content

[@AR-dn6kh]

Do you think pilots ever shite themselves😂😂

[@user-cy1ho6ew7u]

traffic

[@thusuongtranthi7970]

Emergency

[@carloscrack3]

The only think I see is guts and balls of the pilots

[@DodoSkydrums]

Who think 1:30 is a chemtrail?

[@Spellll]

I think it's just the angle of the two or four contrails after major mixing.

[@TheManwithaview]

LOL chemtrails have been debunked for decades.

[@cptstubing]

It's definitely a "chem trail" to the "chem trail" believers, whatever they think that is. But in reality, it's just airplane exhaust.

[@MrRCGNL]

Only low IQ people who lack common knowledge to understand things and who everything they don't understand as conspiracy.

[@MovementCultivation]

It's not a chemtrail you newb. It's an alien warship trail that NASA has been hiding from us all these years!

[@thusuongtranthi7970]

Foot

[@oknar67]

Finally we see the flat earth. Thank you.

[@Galagagamer10010]

Question is if its flat whats under it?

[@sailorman8668]

The earth's curvature is not apparent from this relatively low altitude. It's obvious in footage from the International Space Station in orbit around the earth. Are you one of these deluded flat earth believing fools?

[@cristiangabarre3069]

chemtrails

[@mattafakkah]

hello stupid

[@mattafakkah]

@@cristiangabarre3069 Speak english...I don't understand stupid language.... :))

[@cristiangabarre3069]

@@mattafakkahya se ve quien tiene más cultura en este sitio jajajaja

[@mattafakkah]

@@cristiangabarre3069 You're Stupid Nuff said

[@cristiangabarre3069]

@@mattafakkah geoingenieria, Search ;)

[@cmetube]

The danger in videotaping and putting in KZbin is that someone could accuse you that you seek out these close encounters and put hundreds of lives at risk deliberately. Just saying. I wouldn't do it anymore.

[@suhaimifariz2713]

Wrong. Airplanes really do fly that close, especially on busy routes like across the Atlantic.

[@MrRCGNL]

@Cmetube: You know nothing about flying

[@chass5438]

:40 looks fake to me.

[@AlecFlying]

Chas S What about it