A380 Cockpit Flight Timelapse from FRANKFURT [FRA] to SAN FRANCISCO [SFO] 9300km

[@riileyp]

3:51 yoooooo I got a shoutout!

[@shaunsart1823]

Haha good one

[@yourmomveryveryverygay1072]

YOOO ME TO

[@ronakknikam]

You made me laugh dude

[@madhavanramesan4770]

Lmao!?!?

[@CanadaPlayz48]

Lol

[@TheFanguy123]

For some reason I find the planes cute when they're driving on the ground really fast c:

[@carisagraziano2138]

AHAHAHHA SAME

[@novembertheduck3575]

@@TheFanguy123 *31

[@divyanshbagga22]

Taxiing*

[@bellenvideo5629]

Get an Audi S series from 2012 or later. Or better Audi RS 😉 Same fun 🤩

[@methcooker6402]

Or the little cars 😂😂

[@lizpurr8402]

This was so beautiful, thank you for putting it together with landmarks and everything.

[@LaurinaHawks]

I made this flight in march 2000. Was quite a memory trip.

[@vyeboy2508]

This is weirdly relaxing

[@arminiusteuto7778]

The plane flew a straight line to Gleason's standard world map and no bow ... that's exactly the same thing on a plane. Thank you ! The horizon is always at eye level and straight.

[@Ishin69]

ok and?

[@arminiusteuto7778]

@@Ishin69 God gave you brains....

[@Ishin69]

@@arminiusteuto7778 your imaginary friend definitely forgot about you then

[@arminiusteuto7778]

@@Ishin69 proverbs 19 / 5,8,9

[@gracethroughchrist4949]

Better yet- Psalm 19 KJV

[@icisne7315]

I love how it just flew over the artic. it looks so crazy and it's crazy to think the shortest path is through the artic.

[@cloudsurfing8997]

no, it´s not crazy :) earth is a ball. so on a 2d map the straight way is a circle

[@James_Is_Free]

@Phonzo We're flying over a FLAT surface. ;-)

[@LamyPedro]

I don't think so!

[@James_Is_Free]

@Pedro You bet we are.

[@techfacts424]

@@cloudsurfing8997 how do you know the need to down the altitude at certain point of time because the earth is round

[@wassolldasalles8204]

Wenn man in 4:47 Minuten von FRA nach SFO könnte....... ein Traum würde wahr ☺

[@ultimatedisneycruiselinefa5112]

I’ve been to Frankfurt twice! It’s been fun. I went there as a kid when we visited family in Liege. Good times.

[@ApatiEktetheimenos]

Brilliant idea. Really fun to see the many tiny course corrections on the way! Very well done. LOL- Reminds me of the classic story of the German ATC telling the British Pilot he "landed just a little bit left of the centerline" when the Pilot said he did, and the copilot landed a little bit right of the centerline!

[@herrera84]

Awesome video and amazing view!!congrats!! Would you mind to say what timelapse interval did you use?? And how much memory it was necessary in your GoPro?? Thanks!

[@disclaimer6872]

One of the best video's I've ever seen on KZbin!

[@captainjack8831]

Excellent video. It's awesome to see this from a pilots point of view.

[@MrSpardas]

love the music

[@RomanZBoss3.0]

Tempo: 160.0 BPM (just like “Shake It Off” by “Taylor Swift”)

[@electrojay4666]

Really like the video! I have also been to Frankfurt Airport and it is such a amazing airport! I wish on day I could fly on a Lufthansa A380!

[@oskarpolster867]

At 3:33 you can actually see clouds forming

[@BrunnoParaiso]

Nice video! How did u keep the GoPro running for that long?

[@saveEarth69]

its so odd to see the world in this way, such a tiny planet but still a lengthy trip that takes nearly a whole day in our waking conscience

[@broskcps]

Yess and the fact that we travel over thousands of cultures and places that went untouched for centuries. Entire peninsula's that almost have nothing in common, all connected by millions of alluminium birds.

[@moveyourhead8965]

Man I wish the real flight would be this fast 😋

[@williamknox4303]

It ain't just you bud

[@airtimbuk2]

May I know what timelapse settings are you using? Very nice video.

[@kathlud1]

Ubelievably cool! Thank you so much for posting this!!

[@roachtoasties]

Cool. Five minute Frankfurt to San Francisco service. I won't even have to get up once to use the restroom. :)

[@WorldAviationTV]

great video, I like the slower timelapse during the approach and taxi. Makes it look better than in the A380 LAX-FRA video. Great job! I enjoy your videos!

[@ednaplate]

Stupid question from a Go Pro newbie but how did you power the device for so long? Did you have to change batteries regularly or did you have an external power source/powerbank?

[@cloudsurfing8997]

+ednaplate you already got the answer 😁

[@Trex531]

Cloudsurfing, C’mon! be polite and answer the question even if it sounds silly! Might come from one of your subscribers!

[@cloudsurfing8997]

Powerbank sounds good, right? 😄

[@alfredwhite4133]

Approach was very satisfying!

[@louishohrath2659]

cant stop wtching this !!! *_*

[@bokeflo]

Awesome Time Lapse from the flight deck of the airplane. Great perspective for this time lapse. Did you use a GoPro?

[@cmichael162]

WOW! your channel is just AMAZING! Love it!!!

[@Jishiro]

This video is strangely relaxing. :)

[@riskzol]

Captain did you stopped the timelapse video recording prior to reaching the threshold then switched to video recording then timelapse again? Nice video!

[@HotKettle]

I don't see why he would do that

[@1CAG]

Nice! Looked like BIBTI2M departure route. Thanks for sharing!

[@cloudsurfing8997]

1CAG yeah, right! but in SFO its almost the same procedure every time :D

[@leokimvideo]

I never understand why jets don't just fly straight to a destination, seemed like a long way around from point A to B

[@TomLawsonANIMATIONS]

This actually is the shortest route. Remember that the earth is a 3 dimensional sphere, so when you project it on a normal 2 dimensional map, the shortest route appears to take a detour which is a big curve, but in reality this is the shortest route when travelling in 3d over a sphere. Try it by tracing a path with your finger over a globe and you'll see that if you were to project this path onto a map it would be a curve.

[@yaosio]

It's so they can keep the lie going that the Earth is round. The Earth is a flat disc on the back of a turtle, which itself is also on the back of a turtle. The edge of the disc is covered in dinosaurs that eat planes and boats.

[@lNVENTlVE777]

A great example of this is... Which US state is closest to Africa? Most of us think of geography in the maps we've seen which flatten the world and would guess Florida, but in reality, Maine is nearly 1000 miles closer. The shortest distance between two points *on a globe/sphere* is a curve, not a straight line like on a map.

[@LamyPedro]

Why is the plane not turning then? When it curves on the map the plane does not follow the route meaning that map is wrong! If it was the Gleason map it would fit like a glove!

[@Lg-kb7ob]

Remember its a perfect sphere so theres not "less curve" on a different route. The fact is this route makes sense on a flat earth map and not on a ball map. The curve is nowhere to be seen or measured.

[@CanadaPlayz48]

I love the extra added flight map

[@吉田ガイア春美]

This video is incredible

[@aviationcockpit4205]

Welchen Hintergrund benützt du für das Titelbild ?

[@UndefinedUser]

Teacher: School starts in 5 minutes Me on vacation who forgot there was school:

[@gekkegrasmanonphone8057]

I get it lol

[@disclaimer6872]

Beautiful atlantic ocean

[@benmcdonald608]

When I landed in SFO a few days ago we were held on the runway for like 30 mins before we went to the terminal

[@AkashGarg92]

How come distance is covered in broad daylight

[@disclaimer6872]

They followed the sun

[@MartinWakibe]

I just love that instrumental

[@A_Rotisserie_Chicken]

How far out do they go before they circle back towards the runway? It did not seem very far.

[@_Neolidas]

All the turns you saw were part of a "Transition", where aircraft make several turns before lining up on the runway. This not only allows them time to extend flaps, gear, radio-altimeter etc. but also makes the tower controller's life easier because all the planes won't be touching down at near-random intervals. So no, it's not too far.

[@faizbashaAirplanes]

Nice timelapse... was that video on for 12 hours +... how did you use a 1 tb drive, and how on earth did the battery last, you'd need multiple portable batteries to make that possible... And how did you get that flight tracker animation...

[@cloudsurfing8997]

the video has a size of about 50GB. Battery is easy to solve. Flighttrack via GPS Logging.

[@faizbashaAirplanes]

+Cloudsurfing Lol, just made my own on my phone on the new SIA A350. I think next time Ill gopro.

[@cloudsurfing8997]

Try it! It´s not as hard, as it may look like!

[@faizbashaAirplanes]

+Cloudsurfing ... Last time the flight attendant didn't allow me to use a window suction mount and said videoing is questionable... your a pilot so clearly this is allowed... any advice cuz I'm on an a330 this Tuesday. Is there like some FAA document saying this is allowed.lol

[@faizbashaAirplanes]

Welp, I did it, and it completely fried my GoPro, and Now it wont turn on... I have a hero 3. =C, I think ill stick to smart phone cameras...

[@zchrymcpherson]

Wow, almost surreal. Awesome stuff.

[@hillside6401]

how did you land on a moving runway?

[@steve-marsh]

I wish planes really taxi’d like that 😂

[@MrNuggetCrumpets]

oh haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaiiiiiiilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll nooooooh

[@christianvillanueva4715]

OMG THE RUNWAY THAT YOU LANDED IN SAN FRANSCISCO WAS NEXT TO RUNWAY 28L, THE RUNWAY WHERE ASIANA AIRLINES FLIGHT 214 CRASHED BACK IN 2013!!!!!! WOW

[@cloudsurfing8997]

+Christian Villanueva true

[@oxyo3531]

I have landed on the runway next to it

[@the.abhiram.r]

*cough* plane nerd *cough*

[@unassumingaccount395]

how is that supposed to sound amazing in any way wtf

[@Trex531]

And? So what?

[@krishnar754]

At 2:24 in the map shown why is the path of flight like that. I mean the shortest distance between two locations is by travelling in a straight line right?. I know this might sound silly but I haven't boarded any flights till now , so I'm just curious to know. 😅😅😅

[@LofiHappi]

They’re following the curvature of the earth

[@disclaimer6872]

@@LofiHappi well explained

[@RomanZBoss3.0]

Can you please do a flight from Frankfurt to Dalaman?

[@_zproxy]

cool. care to use 360/180 cam?

[@_zproxy]

hy

[@caninho1]

why do they fly over scottland and greenland over to canada? because the globe is smaller above?

[@RomanZBoss3.0]

Lol

[@TheSolnabo]

Awesome! Glad I find this site :D

[@cloudsurfing8997]

TheSolnabo thank you so much. Well, i´m glad to have you here as well :D

[@dechanelbrown9444]

Referencing the map in the top right... Why do airplanes travel in such wide arcs instead of a straight trajectory?

[@routebeschrijving2413]

Loved it , Thanks!

[@islandlife9560]

Wait, how did you get there in under 5 minutes ?

[@NastyAngel]

bro, come one obviously the video is fast forwarded and they say in the title it's a time lapse please pay attention🙄🙄!!

[@islandlife9560]

@@NastyAngel sarcasm exists

[@NastyAngel]

@@islandlife9560 indeed

[@DankChi66]

im from san francisco and im working at the frankfurt airport now for a few years :D

[@cloudsurfing8997]

+cwj415 so you will probably fly this route a lot in the next years :)

[@God-is-Great777]

nice flat earth views. I am wondering how many times you have to change plane direction once you are past UK to form that beautiful nice arc over north America?

[@God-is-Great777]

+Paco Ramirez funny thing is that I will give you the same advice. Ignorance is a bliss for someone stupid and dumb like you.

[@pacoramirez7363]

only-God-guides-to-truth The arc you see is the result of a great circle route. The route is that way because the earth is round, not because the plane is making some sort of invisible course changes. Anyhow, if the earth is so flat then how is it that anyone can look up with a cheap telescope or binoculars and see satellites orbiting the earth, or moons orbiting other planets? Could it be that all of that isn't a giant conspiracy? Before calling others ignorant, please understand that you are blatantly ignoring observable facts in favor conspiracy speculation that, in all probability, you blindly believed from some KZbin video.

[@God-is-Great777]

Paco Ramirez nice speech but without any substance. why dont you make a video of supposed "orbiting satellites" with your cheap telescope, and then post it on your youtube channel. Once you do that then we will have a conversation. Garbage in garbage out

[@pacoramirez7363]

only-God-guides-to-truth All these people say "why don't you make a video of it and post it?" The problem is, you people will just call it fake anyway. It's just an excuse for not looking yourself. As long as you don't investigate things for yourself, you can continue imagining that they aren't true.

[@God-is-Great777]

Paco Ramirez like I said, garbage in garbage out. Go live your blissfully ignorant life, I care less

[@mrmelzstar21]

How long is the flight in actual time?

[@cloudsurfing8997]

Izz Kamil Halda it´s about 11h, depending of the windspeed.

[@adversegecko]

so much for turning off all electronic devices at take off and landing

[@cloudsurfing8997]

Thank god, that we didn´t die!

[@MrSpardas]

Whats the song called?

[@cloudsurfing8997]

just read the discription

[@seanming75]

beautiful North Polar！

[@andybrimer8216]

Why in time lapse does it look like your altitude is 1000 feet?

[@omeadjaan]

Great video and jest curious was part of both airports computer generated images(cgi)

[@garystinten9339]

Serious question here.. How high in altitude could one of these planes max out at?

[@cloudsurfing8997]

+Gary Stinten 41.000ft

[@garystinten9339]

Cloudsurfing thanks.

[@petr-podrouzek]

Great work..!!!! :-)

[@Turismo860]

how many hours would this flight have taken in real time?

[@cloudsurfing8997]

It's a 11h flight

[@RomanZBoss3.0]

@@cloudsurfing8997 That’s right. Eleven is my favorite number.

[@sharqstep]

i like how they slowed the video down to call us retard

[@dhirajjadhav29]

Why it's look like straight flat.. i think u cut the curvature part.

[@call911forcookies2]

awesome vids! earned a sub :D

[@cloudsurfing8997]

+Call 911 For Cookies great

[@JEAVIATION]

Loooovely! Great video as always :)

[@kalmarouch]

❤❤❤❤

[@bobbyfletcherDJ187Hardtrance]

RIP Globe lol

[@bobbyfletcherDJ187Hardtrance]

me?

[@TheWorldgonecrazy]

Please look at flight path on flat earth map and you'll see it makes sense,unless like others you refuse to see the truth.

[@MrSpardas]

Yeah you bobby

[@jonnynaruto4]

No it does not, you do realise that the little flight Path image in the corner is NOT projected onto a Globe right? Its a Mercator Map not a efin Globe, if you projected it on a Globe Then the flight Path would almost be a straight line

[@TheWorldgonecrazy]

It is projected on a globe because to those who do NOT know it still is a globe so that is why they use it. If it was on Gleasons map of the world it would be straight.

[@lortallica]

Wow it took less than 5 minutes. that thing is fast wow.

[@koketsu]

Its a timelapse, meaning it takes a picture every few minutes or so. Then it is converted into a video

[@mlgdogegamer4209]

How long was the actual flight

[@cloudsurfing8997]

About 11h

[@svampebobtrekant1171]

About 4m and 47 s

[@Thiss55]

amazing!!

[@husseins.7463]

How did you get a timelapse from the front of the plane

[@cloudsurfing8997]

thats a biiiiiiiig secret ;)

[@faizbashaAirplanes]

Are you a pilot?

[@SkandalRadar]

He probably is. Or his friend.

[@cloudsurfing8997]

no guys! i´m working for that airline.

[@SkandalRadar]

So a flight attendant? Like my friend Katharina for Lufthansa.

[@Pilotstories]

Geiles Video! Grüße von Aaron :)

[@airbus7379]

When will upload again?

[@TheHidalgo99]

I kinda like the music. What's the song called?

[@cloudsurfing8997]

see the discription!

[@RomanZBoss3.0]

Flying by Andrew E. Pabon

[@Epistaxis684]

amazing!

[@tbu_drachenkater5397]

I want to spend a year in the US (more specifically California) and i will fly that exact route

[@doncan1446]

the world is not really that big man, you can really comprehend the size through the time lapse

[@Easymeal128]

crazy - with roundabout 111.000 kph FRA - SFO (9300km) would be possible in 5 minutes. Maybe one day...🙂

[@overtheedge23]

love it!

[@bigbeeforever]

why is it when flying to & from USA you have to go over Greenland to get to europe

[@ankurage]

'cause they need to stick with flight path and ATC, for safety reasons. So if you crashed they'll easily find you

[@bigbeeforever]

oh right i see

[@cloudsurfing8997]

+bigbeeforever no, it´s because it is the direct way to the westcoast. it´s not for safety reasons. the earth is a ball, so the straight line goes over greenland (for example to SFO). look at a globe and you´ll see it!

[@ItalkBoutStuff]

+Diogo Rocha Neither of those are right. It's the jet stream and it saves fuel

[@AndyAviation]

Jeff Boyardee Actually, flying from east to west most of the time is against the wind, as the jet stream blows west to east.

[@Dnsooks]

It is interesting how different is the actual plane trajectory compared to the trajectory anyone would say

[@steffen5121]

awesome!

[@alberto3544]

👏👏👍👍

[@miguelbarroso5647]

Can someone tell me the name of this music?

[@miguelbarroso5647]

@Pixelated Cheese Gaming thanks!!:)

[@VIdicus120]

We are not that far apart, we need a global society

[@zzgaming29]

Are you a Lufthansa Pilot?

[@cloudsurfing8997]

+ZZBoss Gaming nooooooo

[@porterofre4332]

Reminds me to Jürgen Raps... :(

[@estebancid5862]

awesome!! are.you a pilot?

[@bobbyfletcherDJ187Hardtrance]

+Esteban Cid yeah he sits driving from a side window :D

[@thearcadian290]

Amazing how flat it all looks isnt it?

[@svampebobtrekant1171]

SONG?

[@cloudsurfing8997]

+Hei Du read the discription

[@svampebobtrekant1171]

Thx

[@MAlCAO]

Mais a terra não era um globo??

[@a.a.bguitarist1278]

0:39 were those lines in the sky made by airplanes

[@bp51082]

Real life simulation of what it would be like to be Superman

[@MrSpardas]

What is the name of the song?

[@WubstepUK]

No need to ask, it's in the description.

[@MrSpardas]

oh ...thanks lol , love this song !!

[@TheWolfmanMachinima]

cool :)

[@fabi2623]

Bist du ein Pilot?

[@cloudsurfing8997]

Fabi Vlogt nö 🤘

[@mdb3102]

The Plane flies STRAIGHT from Take-off to Landing, but somehow it's flight path is curved... Looking at this on a, 'Flat-Earth'/UN-map, it's flight-path is straight just like you see in the video... ;P

[@lordmashie]

The flight path is curved because it's displayed on a flat (not flat-Earth) map and as the Earth is round, the map has to be distorted in order for it to be displayed on a flat surface thus the distorted/bent flight path.

[@massyfn9040]

it's curved also at 0:33 at ground level

[@ryderk3727]

If you looked at the flight path on a globe it would be straight.