Boeing 727 at Los Angeles International Airport in HD

a short clip of all the 727s that fly into LAX. It is so great to see these classics flying today... what a treat.

[@delten-eleven1910]

Boeing's most gorgeous jetliner.

[@ChrisBlack1]

The 727 is one of the best aircraft to fly period. Pilots love/loved them, passengers as well. Legendary Aircraft for a reason.

[@dnm2see]

awesome--my all time favorite jetliner....727-200s forever!!!!!

[@HugoVargas-yk9up]

Boeing 727 Fuerza Aerea Mexicana! Great video! Thanks.

[@matheusak]

glad to know the plane shown at 3:55 with the FEDEX colors still flying, she is the last 727 built and nowadays is operated as G-OSRA cheeers!

[@cnewborn5]

727's is and will always be my favorite plane I'm gonna miss this air beauty

[@Vector_Ze]

The first big jet I ever flew on, 40 years ago. I still think they're a great looking plane.

[@johngabriel6850]

I really like those old planes, they were my favorite to fly on

[@jovanholland36]

And i wish and hope i fly on them

[@johnwayne6501]

that was the most awesome group of 727's I ever seen! LOVE IT! For a short time I worked as a ramp agent (Evergreen Airline) loading UPS 727's at PDX. LOVE EM! They are absolutely my favorite jet. Thanks you for posting this video (me an Ex hawthorne resident) now living in Oregon. So nice to see that they're still around.

[@craigpennington1251]

Flew a lot on the 727s. The 727-100 is my favorite. Fast, comfortable, and well proportioned.

[@eliascrookshank]

The sexiest plane to ever take time the skies.

[@SecsSells]

N289MT Raytheon Flight Test Operations Boeing 727-223(Adv) - AKA "Voodoo 1" This 727 is an avionics test bed for Raytheon and it has the nose cone of a F-15 grafted on to it to test the EASA radar along with a canoe-like structure under the forward fuselage for what looks like a side-looking radar or sensor pod, maybe for use on a current or future reconnaissance aircraft

[@AidenPark-i8i]

Best plane ever!

[@bboomer1948]

Mid Seventies, my first flight of many on that beautiful aircraft. PSA !!

[@backpackerthrulife8497]

Great! Watching jet aircraft takeoffs is one of the most enjoyable and stimulating things there is.

[@Aviatorspot]

Amazing video of B727s and sounds!

[@backpackerthrulife8497]

GREAT video!

[@CVOSTREETGLIDE]

Wowwww Great Footage,thank you!

[@scootermannn]

I flew on quite a Delta 727-200's back in the early 90's between Portland and LAX. Quite a few were ex Western aircraft. Loved the planes. I always sat near the rear to enjoy the symphony. Those were the days when full meals were served onboard.

[@fernando13e]

I can recall that same kind of experience, great old days indeed, Avensa had quite a fleet of 727s flying to Panama and Miami and man the food was just incredible, with some really good quality dishes, lasagna, sushi and spaghetti carbonara were the most common ones depending on the season and the chef, i imagine other airlines doing the same thing.. Now you only get some peanuts or cookies with a soda and if you are fortunate enough a crappy insipid sandwich lol.

[@assa1891]

What is the takeoff from Boeing 727 with maximum load?

[@backpackerthrulife8497]

Congrats to the California Aerospace Museum in Sacramento for acquiring a 727 and placing it in the middle of all those military aircraft, like a princess and her knights.

[@johnaustin6673]

Great to see "VOODOO 1" its been busy in the western pacific in 2022

[@lrzysf]

I flew continental from SAN thru DEN to CLE in college. All 727. Noisy as hell in the last 10 rows. Landed at SAN in a Santa Ana in a 727 that was bouncing up and down about 200 feet each time. I'll never forget it. I was the best piece if flying ice ever seen.

[@backpackerthrulife8497]

What awesome, beautiful videos of that awesome, beautiful airplane.

[@fernandosiqueira3864]

Vídeo muito bom i love Boeing 727-200 emotion! From Fernando Siqueira Brasil 🇧🇷

[@backpackerthrulife8497]

This video is an adrenalin rush.

[@kenpalmer1965]

A very nice video of a great legendary jetliner. I miss them dearly even though I never had the chance to fly on one of them when they were in service.

[@Rodolphow95]

They are stronger and wonderful!

[@BoeingSieben]

My favorite airliner. I have seen just five 727's in my life. An Iran Air at SVO, two private and one DHL at DXB, and the stored 721 at Faro (Congo Government).

[@enriquecorona0878]

my favorite plane. the best

[@jjmoose747]

Great memories..Thanks

[@07gaucha]

amazing spectacular video.

[@perezster]

Truly amazing video, thanks for sharing .

[@JakesAviation]

Great video!!!

[@WinginWolf]

I'd like to see boeing develop a modern trijet much like the 727, plus the decades of technological advancements.

[@helio9001]

Essa máquina voadora é linda demais, muito lindo mesmo !!!.

[@CaptainStevenMarkovich]

Great aircraft. Nice video thanks. Subscribed

[@ramflow8466]

Talk about dirty to fly, look at all that black smoke coming out of it!

[@manecascris3897]

Ah, look at all that smoke!;) real jets!!!;)

[@WellingtonSantos-wf8gu]

Só os clássicos

[@LeptirAviation]

Thats a old one :) great catch man !

[@ksbear2]

According to Planespotters, it was in storage for about 4 months at LAX last year and is now in storage at Lasham, England (QLA) since October 5, 2012. So yes, unfortunately, I'd say it was on its 'out-to-pasture' flight probably.

[@TheUtuber999]

ksbear2 It should rust away nice and quick in England.

[@Boeingbmaster]

So nice

[@dave4shmups]

Awesome video! I wonder what's up with the 727 with the purple tail, but no markings? It looks like it's ex-FedEx; hopefully it wasn't on it's final flight to be put out to pasture.

[@facundodog]

Very good video, I also wonder who the Boeing 727 first Jan appears the video reminds me of the Boeing 757 that tested the radar for the F-22 Raptor. Saludos

[@Sojourning_]

They are still in use for the same reason the L1011 & DC 10, gas guzzling smog belching air polluting balls to the walls flying jet. It works that's why, there are a lot of them to be had for cheap. For the number of them in use. fuel doesn't mean jack, fuel can be had for cheap, just got to know where to get it from / through.

[@ordphx]

/are they still flying out of LAX now in late 2014? Where else in the USA can you see 727's still flying ?

[@TheUtuber999]

anthony2154 Wouldn't that be a skytrip?

[@Michigander94]

yes

[@jrwxtx]

How does one spot the "hush kits" on the 727? Any obvious visual clues or characteristics?

[@plormitch]

Go Sharks !!!

[@cjs121675]

Nice- got a question- that Frys.com one; is that for the San Jose Sharks- is that their private plane?

[@joejordan1259]

What's there not to love lots of black smoke and lots of noise

[@jovanholland36]

5:30 i saw that one in 2018

[@jrwxtx]

They all seem to have hush kits, except possible the second one with the night landing. Could not tell for sure? Anyone?

[@eliascrookshank]

A real aircraft. Loud, smokey, obnoxious and making no apologies

[@mikelembo6657]

What is with the one at the start of the video with the "point" on the nose? Looks like hell if you ask me.

[@patrickmollette15]

Was that a Fedex plane going to the desert at 3:55?

[@daniellereynolds2435]

Patrick Mollette N217FE was the final produced 727 back 1984. It's sad to see this bird being retired.

[@matheusak]

@@daniellereynolds2435 she still flying nowadays as G-OSRA

[@christopheranderson145]

What is the deal with the beak on the first one?

[@dapster]

It's the 727 advanced test plane.

[@TheUtuber999]

Pinocchio plane.

[@wilatemodel]

what was the 1st one?

[@TheUtuber999]

Some interesting 727's, for sure - one from Fry's Electronics, another from the Mexican Air Force and I'm guessing a CIA or prisoner transport plane?

[@LoyalKnight2000]

N289MT boeing 727-PINOCHO

[@restoredignitytoUSA]

What's that beak on it? Looks terrible.

[@RedYin]

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[@antonioveloso5147]

Os anos passam, mas as fumaça escura deixada pelo 727 não. rsrsrsrs

[@sebastianarreguin4585]

The Peter Nygaard had turbofans, didn't it?

[@Alpa6c]

+Sebastian Arreguin All 727's have turbofan engines.

[@Alpa6c]

JT8D is a low bypass turbofan engine.

[@Alpa6c]

Every 727 was equipped with JT8D engines which are low bypass turbofan engines.

[@Alpa6c]

If a gas turbine has any bypass air it is classified as a turbofan engine regardless of when it was designed. Again, the JT8D is considered a turbofan engine. I suggest a bit of research on the subject.

[@Alpa6c]

I fully understand your post. It does not change the fact that all Boeing 727's were equipped with the Pratt & Whitney JT8D engine which is a turbofan engine. It appears you need to research gas turbine engines. www.pw.utc.com/JT8D_Engine

[@stenic2]

first landing was a greaser..

[@selmaturkoglu6477]

The airplane have the strange nose

[@zerep_retlaw3234]

Avionaso el 727 falto el de aerolineas argentina k cuvria mendoza buenos aires tres motores traseros a mi opinion es mejor k los motores que van en las alas en caso de un aterrisaje de emergencia se salvarian

[@cameronblair5403]

Too bad the air force is letting the md80s goe to waste.wood have made for a good spy plane or even a test bed.