Boeing 777-200LR Push-back and Engine Start. YYC

[@ramyg5037]

Such a huge plane, loaded with people, food and fuel being pushed back by just hooking on to the front wheel axle...without stressing/breaking it ..too good!!

How about this ,the aircraft is the best part of 300 tonnes fully loaded,and it's only a difference in air pressure the gets it off the ground ,and it lands at 250 kmh on just and handful of rubber rings called tires ,the front stanchion that is being used to only push the plane not carry it is incredibly strong

[@AbdulazizAlmawash]

Welcome to Engineering 🦾👷‍♀️

[@superskullmaster]

Only takes maybe 15,000lb of force to move it. If you wanted to move it at takeoff speeds that would be different.

[@christopherescott6787]

Great to see AC get back to Boeings. Love this beast.

[@rampattendant]

Crystal clear footage from a perfect push off old gate 23 on a gorgeous day. Great job Kris!

[@ag6371]

3:33 The deep sound during safety briefing or near a 777

[@FelixTrekCraftAUTTP]

I love that part of the 777

[@HydroSheep]

1:36 pushback start 3:00 engine start

[@yycplaneproductions]

Spectacular video my friend! I love Air Canada's 77L's!! Great footage:) Cheers

[@GlobetrekkerYYC]

Thanks man!

[@user-tw1hp4ny7j]

+Globetrekker Aviation .

[@alooga555]

I pushed back MD-80s, 767s, and L-1011s in my day.

[@ramyg5037]

Lucky you...

[@GlobetrekkerYYC]

Nice!

[@nicholasschwarz7663]

I've flown on MD80s in the mid to late 80s. I remember them backing out under their own power with the reverse thrust. DFW was the only airport l saw it done.

[@alooga555]

@@nicholasschwarz7663 TWA used to do that in Seattle (when it wasn't raining). I still remember the hand signals used to do that.

[@iitx._hamza1268]

the sound was superb fantastic

[@xxrichadrxx4757]

Bruh when you started the pushback it sounds like donald duck being strangled

[@sebastianbernabe3800]

@Chimpanzee Autism Official HD rip donald duck

[@technophant]

Felt like I was at the dentist

[@mikeblue5505]

I can’t unhear it now

[@SplashingLebron921]

Timestamp?

[@steemdup]

i'd like to do this job part -time

[@disclaimer6872]

me2 what specific certifications do you actually need?

[@laynesouth1198]

I want this job every day

[@mohammednawab8093]

It isnt a part time job nd moreover it's a very responsibility job

[@marleyp7165]

It's not hard it's just a slow process to push it ... I do it all the time

[@DeRuTeo]

Great video! Could you describe me the communications and the procedures before attaching the tow bar and removing the jetway? Thanks

[@mjafar]

They now do that route with 789s

[@Aviatorspot]

Great push-back video!

[@Trump145]

Much as I love aircrafts I would have a blast doing that job

[@michaelrmurphy2734]

Yep! In Canada with all the Air Canada planes on the ramp.

[@adsdandy]

DAT GROWL AND WHINE

[@nicholasschwarz7663]

The vehicle used to push it sounded like it was powered by a Detroit Diesel

[@deltastransportadventures4083]

Awesome sound!

[@alohatvn]

Very nice video 📹

[@GlobetrekkerYYC]

Thanks!

[@piyushfatania8347]

Great video - love the sound.

[@GlobetrekkerYYC]

Thanks!

[@2112666123]

Worked for Delta Airlines done this about 4 thousand times

[@matt8863]

Fantastic video...So, does the tug driver have full authority over the nose wheel steering? If so, how does the tug steer the airliner?

[@GlobetrekkerYYC]

Yes the tug driver has full authority over the nose wheel steering, we use a by-pass pin in the nose wheel that deactivates the nose wheel steering to the flight deck.

[@ronakknikam]

I would be that guy who accidentally goes near the engine

[@danielpetrucci8952]

Lol with a GE-90 you wont have time to run

[@nicholasschwarz7663]

I've heard that a 737 engine, at idle can suck a 200lbs person into the engine from 30 feet away

[@jeffwhite4227]

So, I just flew last week - and I got to wondering - during pushback, how do you coordinate steering to maneuver the plane? Is it coordination with the pilots, or does the tractor have the ability to alter the movement of the plane backwards? Is it kind of like backing up a vehicle with a trailer attached?

[@brenttyrrell4581]

Thanks for that.

[@thedankgentlemann]

I do this for jetBlue in JAX

[@hatikugalau2687]

Pesawat Manado ke Makasar waktu tempuh 1,5 jam dan Pesawat Boing Garuda sa,at tack of maupun landing sangat indah penerbangannya ✈️👍

[@TyNovakAviation]

Nice vid

[@GlobetrekkerYYC]

Thanks!

[@yann9378]

What is the yellow line connected to the plane?

[@GlobetrekkerYYC]

That is the communication cord from the pushback tractor to the aircraft.

[@qjb75]

Yellow vest is a cutie lol

[@bertomeuleo6425]

The tractor is very high power !

Very low gearing is what does the work ,the tractors are very heavy giving it lots of grip which you need in high torque /pushing and pulling situations ,the tractor may only be 300 horsepower ,which is the same as a lot of cars ,but notice how the tractor is only slow ,like a train massive pulling power but no real speed ,a formula one car may have 800 horsepower but would have great difficulty pushing that plane back ,not to bore you just to let you know how things work

[@bertomeuleo6425]

@ I I known that, great :) thank you

[@nicholasschwarz7663]

It sounded like it was powered by a Detroit Diesel

[@sindraalberto8590]

😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@sindraalberto8590]

Love that sound

[@laynesouth1198]

Do why there are a wrie on it is to talk to pilot to thell them they can start the engine start up process

[@HawX.]

Why there are cars passing behind the aircraft if the beacon are on??

[@TUKUMZ]

cool video...you ride with hissing animals? that noise! hahah

[@TUKUMZ]

it's that suction tube the dentist shoves in your mouth to get rid of your spit...i like the engine sounds in this..good stuff

[@LegitMoose]

Curious as to what the hissing sound is from?

[@GlobetrekkerYYC]

It's the hydraulic power steering of the push tractor.

[@UAL917]

Sounds like someone's blowing their nose a lot

[@Simonj110]

Sounds more like a dentist vac XD

[@derekwall200]

how much horsepower is required to push back that much weight?

[@GlobetrekkerYYC]

Actually the horsepower numbers aren't that impressive. I believe this particular tractor is only about 180HP however what really counts is torque and this one is around 600ft/lb at a fairly low RPM.

[@jonathancschwarz]

The tires and the port side main gear of thus plane look very low to me

[@HawX.]

Why the guide man dont have safety boots?

[@pevhk]

OOPS.. No safety chock ??

[@HomerSimpson-iv3ly]

Why don’t they start both engine same time

[@mjafar]

Needs twice as much air from the APU I'm not sure if that's even possible

[@shreyasj4502]

@@mjafar yes i think other engine takes power from the one started prior to it

[@FlightNumberOne]

Hi can i post with credit in instagram?

[@Andy1076]

Why does it sound like darth vader is having an asthmatic attack? 😄

[@jetstream454]

Air systems are great like that 😂

[@jetstream454]

Nvm...hydraulic

[@ack4184]

I can literally hear your steering wheel 😂

[@Dlaffin]

I’m gonna take a guess and say that from the sound of the steering, you were using a gt110?

[@GlobetrekkerYYC]

That is correct!

[@AbdulazizAlmawash]

3:28 that guy... is in a REEEEALLY bad mood.

[@sidbrun_]

Doesn’t look like he’s in a bad mood to me

[@laynesouth1198]

Why can’t they start the when pushing the aircraft back

[@laynesouth1198]

?

[@bertbeijkLibido]

Mooie baan pusback

[@GlobetrekkerYYC]

Dank je wel!

[@Anshul1ish]

Cathay pacific or air Canada?

[@GlobetrekkerYYC]

Air Canada

[@scythe3675]

What airliner is it?

[@sanotschi]

I Think Emirates 🤔

[@Zongo117]

Air Canada :) Says AC in the description.

[@UAL917]

Air Canada always paints the swirl in their GE90's white this is deffinetly AC

[@jurrien75]

Ac! Look at the logo on the guy’s hi vis and the color of the engine cowling

[@christian-jakobgrasl]

Air Canada Boeing 777-333ER

[@willamisbezerra6970]

👌👌

[@ag6371]

Piston engine meets jet engine

[@smexycheese8572]

Kinda looks like a 300er

[@vitamineASD]

strange sounds..

[@michaelhayden725]

Not overly impressed by the less than attentive attitude of the tug marshal. He totally ignored the right engine as it was starting.

[@cilva7able]

What is that awful screeching noise? It sounds like nails on a chalk board. I'm not there and it still makes me grimace.

[@GlobetrekkerYYC]

It’s the hydraulic steering in the pushback tractor. Indeed it is loud

[@billlmf]

Boeing 777 on pushback at YVR~~kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZi4ZKqGrrqcoa8