[GPS] A350-900 pushback, taxi, takeoff, climb, and goes over 1000 km/h

[@BlueSky-ub4fx]

I love how it accelerates when the flaps are going up ✨✨

[@ridzuanhm2158]

This video is dedicated for those who missed air travel during this pandemic period

[@AmosBatista]

thanks

[@kembaraoverlandexplorer7689]

I realy miss turbulence...It will make me 'Wake Up' during boring flight journey.

[@jonahsgang8830]

Thanks only 3 more months 😂😂

[@shobordy1036]

*Bugatti left the chat*

[@Tg18460]

lol 430 kph compared to 1030kph

[@Tg18460]

Still the plane is faster

[@ashegheaty]

I would still get a bugatti in a heart beat ! ..... if i had the money ! Lol .

[@somil07]

Bring an f16 into the arena... or maybe voyager 1

[@notfrosted3271]

i mean, it’s a plane not a car

[@justwilly6778]

this is splendid - i've never seen telemetry put over a wing view takeoff like that along with ground speeds. Thank you!

[@hinleung4806]

To all foreigners watching this video, the language your hear in this video before every English sentence is Cantonese, the mother language of Hong Kong people 🇭🇰. Which is a different language unique to the common Chinese language we call Putonghua or more accurate, Mandarin. It is a language originated in Canton, which located in China’s southern part, and being used as mother and official language in Hong Kong till now. Crucially speaking, Hong Kong people speak differently to Mainlanders in China 🇨🇳

[@thekkanbu9700]

Free Hong Kong 🇭🇰

[@jakez5362]

Ayyyy HONGKONGER

[@jakez5362]

Free Hong Kong

[@hinleung4806]

Sam Lutfi For me, no. Cantonese is definitely nicer than Mandarin.

[@jakez5362]

Sam Lutfi Cantonese is about to extant and you saying that ?

[@somil07]

The aircraft is blessed with some serious tailwinds right since the takeoff.

[@TUKUMZ]

when you got a pocket full of cash and a big johnson- you are blessed

[@Feuergraf]

An aircraft usually takes off with headwind for safety

[@somil07]

@@Feuergraf That's preferred only at low altitudes after takeoff. Also depends upon availability of departure.

[@randycat246]

Yup

[@gerardmoran9560]

It took off with a headwind that appeared to increase during the initial climbout. The A350 nor any other heavy climbs at 220 once the acceleration initial phase is complete.

[@justwilly6778]

that first ding = "Cabin Crew - start cooking!"

[@irishsi]

The taxi fuel would have ran my car for a year.

[@joaocarlosrms]

@@carl54100 yep Dulvin 👌🏻 That's kind the "answer" we don't acknowledge :) Cheers from Lisbon!

[@irishsi]

@@carl54100 my car carries 14 people.2 up front,4 in back,1 on parcel shelf,3 in the boot and 4 on the roof rack.🚗

[@cstattin]

Haha, best yet

[@773-o2n]

@@carl54100 dont ruin the sense of humor mate

[@irishsi]

@@773-o2n it's ok buddy he thinks the seatbelt in the middle of the back seat is a spare in case one breaks 😆

[@dualactionsurgilator]

She leveled off at Flight Level 390. What a beautiful aircraft the A-350 is. Boeing had better get the 777x figured out if they want to compete.

[@darkluke4]

B77W's level off at FL390 on this short route too. On long flights their (B77W) TOC can be as low as FL290.

[@donngg]

Beautiful video, incredible, FL390. Also, that speed man... No matter how many times I flight, I will always be amazed by planes. Thank you for sharing.

[@gachaserra6477]

10,000 kilometers = LONG WAY (Straight) 🚴‍♂️ 🐢 25 km/h = Bike /// 856 breaks and 5,5 months later: That's what I finally got! 🚗 100 km/h = Normal Car /// 38 breaks and 9 days later: Wow, it was a really long journey, but I arrived without accident! 🚘⚡400 km/h Bugatti = /// 8 breaks 1 days and 16 hours later: Yeah baby, I came overtaking cars, it was a good trip! ✈⚡800 km/h Normal Plane = /// 13 hours later: The road was short. I'm from turkey! I like speed ❤⚡🇹🇷

[@GraveUypo]

too many breaks. wth is going on with those people?

[@fazemam3887]

Train over 5000 km/h in japan

[@LJayyBeh]

God bless people like you who take the time out to edit and add these features to these videos to make it even more interesting than it already, naturally was. You didn't have to, but you did it anyways. Great job b 😎

[@johnnycruz3582]

Very, very, very nice. The Airbus A350 and Boeings 777/787 is my airplanes favorites.

[@billkgeorge]

Exceptional instrumentation & data analytics here, going to use this video for demo in class. Superb work.

[@ashegheaty]

24:16 plane is not moving and speed is shown 42 km/h . Whats up with that .

[@miks564]

Because that one is the Air Speed indicator, not the ground speed. Basically, there were strong winds. Also because the information might not be as accurate while the plane isn't flying because it wasn't from the plane itself, but apparently from flightaware.com/

[@ziting5756]

Look at the bottom left below that big speed indicator theres a more accurate one.

[@darkluke4]

Garmin VIRB overaggressive data smoothing, which doesn't happen with Dashware.

[@Acetylen]

340 kts below 10k ft, sorry dude.. you data is incorrect, or there is one less pilot flying now.

[@darkluke4]

@@Acetylen That is ground speed

[@icantenternamedontbegmelol9628]

at minute 44:40 They were at 250 KM, at minute 50:30, they were at 350 Km, 100 Kilometers passed for 5 minutes and 50 seconds.

[@jesibe66]

You can adjust the maximum value i Dashware to show speed over 500 mph on the gauges, i did not have any issues with that on my version of Dashware 1.9.1

[@ankush0177]

action starts at 24:24

[@badralmallah]

Thanks

[@BlueSky-ub4fx]

😃There's an AUA 777! I didn't expect that! Greetings from Austria! 👋👋

[@SoberMustard]

Dang the announcer's Cantonese is better than me... I don't even speak Cantonese!

[@joehentalack2443]

Those full C/C Wings(and lots of other key parts) is what make this so fast,so fuel efficient,with of course the most powerful RR engines in the world.

[@mattball7074]

I love how the instruments are in the video here. Thank you

[@oveberg3892]

I have experienced a De Havilland DH8-200 from 0-100 in 4,2 sec and Airbus A320 NEO from 100-200 in 6,3 sec with GPS.

[@Kevin-kz7py]

thanks for uploading this vid, love the perspective! :)

[@bigtaxrefund]

take off doesnt start until 24:26. anything before that is flight prep and taxi. change the name to A350 taxi and take off. (no need for the word climb because when it takes off it has no choice but to climb)

[@jettdiff5788]

Gotta love the sound of those trent xwbs

[@patricj951]

Interesting video. But something very wrong with the speed. It showed 11km/h when the plane was absolutely still. And I thought about how uneconomical it is with such a long time for taxing out. The efficiency of jet engine is extremely low at cycling speeds and there was a lot of fuel consumed before the plane even took off. Could a pulling car be worth it?

[@N9197U]

0-60 in 13 seconds, not bad. (this should be the way to measure airliner performance lol)

[@TrueFactFrenzy]

the speedomoter in mph got stuck, should be around 635 mph

[@ADPeguero]

I would think the phone would need to be pointed forward and in a flat surface for the heading indicator to be close to accurate, no?

[@ecchstore2939]

Please upload a video with same sightview, and SW HW kombó with empty plane :D

[@Fly-In-Music]

Intéressant autant qu'impressionnant! Et pour info, on parcourt donc 1km en moins de 3sc :°D Bravo l'A350^

[@celthyan-music1118]

Techniquement, ce n'est pas dû à l'avion mais à la météo. Les avions volent tous plus ou moins entre 830 et 870 km/h mais s'ils ont du vent dans le dos, ils iront plus vite. Ici en l'occurrence, a peut être pris un courant d'air puissant tel que le jet stream pour voler très vite. Par contre si l'avion a un vent de face, il peut parcourir 1km en 4 secondes ou plus

[@Fly-In-Music]

@@celthyan-music1118 5/5 Merci (3mois après!) pour avoir pris la peine d'abreuver ainsi une soif de passion déjà bien ancrée. BonneAnnée!

[@celthyan-music1118]

@@Fly-In-Music pas de soucis aha! Bonne année!

[@munisshahuja]

Which app u used ? I understand you have Hero3 silver. I liked the specs on screen... needed same for my dash

[@darkluke4]

Dashware (mostly) and Garmin VIRB (to show speeds over 800 km/h)

[@frankvonderpurd3570]

Nice man made clouds!

[@voiceluckan]

This is why planes are awesome

[@mallyjoyplaneflighttv]

Wow really nice video mate , liked and subbed 👍

[@Lucas_andos]

Who else spammed “L” to get to the take off?

[@eclipsex9164]

24:20 thank me kater

[@Super_Natural_Power]

Spammed "L" means ?

[@dxcii8645]

42:09 welcome to the summit of Mount Everest.

[@liamross2636]

Planes are required to stay below 250 knots under 10000ft. Yet it says 303 knots at 7900ft

[@Krahamus]

It all depends on atc, if they say to you to increase speed, due to incoming traffic for you to quickly pass by you will increase speed, everything what is on paper that is show max speed is 250 knots is just to keep in mind on paper but atc can easily change it to mire due to something.

[@Bobby8451]

I love takeoffs. I record my takeoffs too when I go on vacation.

[@friedchicken1]

unless there was a 50mph tail wind, the captn went well over 250 knots under 10k feet

[@salmanafro271]

this video makes me confused

[@mikepawlik3989]

1000kmh its a ground speed considering wind and other factors... not airspeed

[@tigersharkzh]

That's already stated in the video description.

[@mikepawlik3989]

@@tigersharkzh didnt notice the fact:)

[@AkashAB4U]

What aap was used to record all this? It's very interesting.

[@hugomontambaux2749]

Why is that write that the plane is going at 53 km/h whereas he’s not moving ?

[@indian.techsupport]

its the airspeed, not the groundspeed, look it up on wiki.

[@mustafashulqamy1844]

​@@indian.techsupportNo it shows the ground speed

[@mustafashulqamy1844]

He was moving. The camera just doesn't show it. 53km/h is very slow for such a large vehicle you probably wouldn't notice

[@francescogermino6406]

Nah Man 750 Km/h IS not 1000 Mmmm Fmc IS Shutted SHOUD LOOK KN/GS In a flight Speed

[@justana3507]

Francesco Germino it got to 800km/h

[@therealdeal6846]

Under 10,000 ft thought there was a certain speed restriction or is that only in landings?

[@BlueSky-ub4fx]

what does the "G" stand for, Anyone? Gradient? I couldn't wrap my head around that G... 😔

[@rahulprajapaticnl]

which app is this you are using ? link please

[@CasamTheAnimator]

Airplanes can get to thousands and thousands per hour, so it's faster than cars, it's doubtful to say airplanes reach 700km/h, they can go above 1000km/h.

[@karenbeckman9712]

If your gopro didnt run out of battery it would have been a really nice video to watch (especially the descent) but either way it is still amazing (:

[@darkluke4]

Descent: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJnSf6t9jsadaZI

[@ssimnghi4146]

Almost 300 m/s so fast, i always flew the olds A320s😂 and two times 767s from 2012

[@TheHafkha]

How the gps calculate the rate of climb and Altitude from inside the cabin?

[@darkluke4]

The altitude information comes from Flightaware, not GPS.

[@gianluca.g]

the data is taken from Flightaware and post applied to the video

[@superlight47]

What is the name of the app you used as an overlay in the video, that show climb rate, speed, compass heading, lat & log?

[@henkzaanstad2256]

Dank voor deze opname... Grandioos.... Groet uit Holland

[@willamisbezerra6970]

Exelente Vídeo Muito bom Meus Parabéns 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷😁😁👍👍

[@Axlthedevil]

What happens to the speed at 5:45? :D :D Its never heading 80km/h and breaks again.^^

[@emzordy3807]

hi sir what app did you use inorder to have some flight information like this? thanks

[@aviation42069]

Imagine the 350 taking a 737 under its wing

[@SAB445]

With what is this monitored?

[@AlbertoPirrotta]

Great record !!!

[@AV8r_Chamz]

You know during this pandemic we cant travel but i have an idean im gonna buy microsoft fligh sim 2020

[@alilogan3487]

I would be glad if someone to tell me where the origin of the route and destination is?

[@Wesker1213Gaming]

1000 km/h doesn't seem that impressive, not even 500 mph. Our flights here in the states routinely go above 500 mph, and a few years back there were some trans-atlantic flights that were just shy of the speed of sound due to jet stream speeds.

[@jamesmarshall3311]

It is 621 mph !! I was on an Irish Aer Lingus A330 that hit 700 mph with a 150 mph tailwind during a winter storm and went to from take off in Boston to touch down in Shannon in just over 4hrs and 50 mins !!

[@brunobarny3936]

Silencieux, élégant, puissant, la classe tout simplement !!!!

[@pandamasterli8026]

Why didn't the flaps go down???

[@alohatvn]

👍 👌 great video

[@derekyukoner9156]

Now is that your GS? Or IAS? The print is unintelligible.

[@Leo-sv3lm]

I think this is full of incorrect data. Towards end of the flight, it flies about 2.7-2.8 km in 10 sec. Which is about 1000km/h, not 795km/h

[@fyrn1772]

Read the description bro

[@Leo-sv3lm]

But the second one is air speed, not ground speed... at 24min it turns on when the plane is idle, so the wind must be blowing

[@codymooo]

When you understand the Cantonese.

[@gavcom4060]

jesus that plane must’ve been light cuz that thing was near 0° aoa during cruise

[@idontknowanygoodnames1498]

He must have the angle wrong, they don't initial climb at 7.5 degrees

[@darkluke4]

It's the flight path angle, not the aircraft's pitch

[@souvikj6585]

Is it Hainan airlines?

[@vikramsrinivasan8176]

The aircraft is standing still but it's showing 16/17/18 km/hr!!!??? 3:49

[@ishmaelsibisi6720]

The speed you should be looking at the one in the small font below that. The one in the red circle looks to be the air speed.

[@mevlogs194]

inaccurate speed or delayed

[@benjibatch]

Excuse me sir why are you doing more than 250kts below 10,000ft? Who authorised you?

[@indian.techsupport]

true

[@leonardclay4804]

Incredible wing span

[@barrydimmock5771]

Bottom one does not move?

[@imonlyhers.]

wow whats that darling noise

[@speedline6754]

The old b52 can do 1046 km/h (Wikipedia)

[@ВыпимшиВыпимши]

very good video

[@DMulabiTalejan]

Nice but how did you get these speed etc displays on your phone?

[@Lagmire]

David Mulabi reading is hard isn’t it?

[@DMulabiTalejan]

@@Lagmire ah, mea culpa.

[@elizabethhsieh4485]

Dude what game is this?

[@MOZZADOFFICIAL]

please name apk speedometer ??

[@FreedZ]

What does that "G" show?

[@airesjone7721]

Miss that Airport!

[@gerardosalazar161]

Ground speed depends on having head or tail wind and has nothing to do with the plane.

[@yarpos]

nothing to do with the plane? really? so ground speed doesnt alter between half and full throttle, say like taking off? I think you mean ground speed has little to do with air speed.

[@CaptainWhimsiio]

Where can i get this game?

[@shaunbrown85]

I wonder if this has been calibrated or just faked during editing.....

[@juduletsplay2512]

Wie heißt die App ?

[@MrCaptainDietrich]

hi what camara did u use gopro ore garmin ultra 30

[@darkluke4]

Hero 3 Silver

[@773-o2n]

Idk mate isnt 1 knot = 1.85 km, which means that hitting 1000 km/h GS is 540 kts, not 430?

[@idontknowanygoodnames1498]

Yeah, but the 430 is airspeed

[@773-o2n]

@@idontknowanygoodnames1498 read the description. All speeds are measured in GS

[@sheswindgamer]

Is this a real aeroplane

[@sheswindgamer]

@idk yep

[@sabbycool7007]

1000Km/h isn’t that like too much isn’t that like Mac 1 edit I forgot it’s in km

[@leopir2008]

Very Fast 1000 Km/h plane.

[@feralv1495]

Airbus the best 👍

[@Scott2122232425]

Why are the two kph out of sync.?

[@darkluke4]

Different data smoothing algorithms between Dashware and Garmin VIRB (red circle)

[@stanteacher943]

Wow they retracted flaps after just 50 seconds ??

[@shobordy1036]

Stan Teacher thats perfectly normal

[@FlightReactsFan911]

@@shobordy1036 exactly

[@alessandrocataldo2297]

The flaps are used to assist the take off, if the aeroplane doesn't need them anymore it can close them when the pilot think is the best moment even after 50 seconds.. But not lower than 800ft

[@jonathonblacker299]

45 degree flaps are deployed to give the aircraft lift, once the aircraft takes off and increases speed the flaps need to be retracted to stop drag and to limit damage, no flaps should be deployed under 250-280 knots

[@stanteacher943]

@@jonathonblacker299 When I deploy flaps in FSX at 221+ knots I always get an error I damaged them lol, it's just interesting because I've noticed sometimes it can take up to 2 minutes after takeoff for the pilot to retract them. So if the airplane reaches high speed fast - the flaps are retracted fast?

[@stormyaviation5734]

1,000 kph isn’t really unusual

[@darkluke4]

Need a nice tailwind to hit 1,000 km/h (Ground Speed). Easier for the aircraft types with advertised cruise speeds of Mach 0.84-0.85 (A350, A380, 747, 777, 787). Harder for the Mach 0.78 planes such as A320, 737, 757, 767.

[@russ.d4333]

In my opinion 494 mph is pretty slow for cruising speed i expected 540-575 mph to be cruising speed

[@francescogermino6406]

Nah Man I don’t Know If U know but A Standard Cruising Speed for a Plane IS Of 980km/h Or 440/50 Kn/Gs Or 225KN/IAS So i U are expecting Too Much Speed From a Plane😂

[@mediamaker]

That is knots not mph.

[@BRUH-go8fi]

I think it s airport Utapao