Japanese "Air Force One" Boeing 747 Takeoff at Berlin Tegel Airport HD (1080p)

[@silxarstc6238]

The king of the skies of the world aviation! Curitiba, Brazil

[@onecunningfox]

So it is. Thanks for letting me know. It would have been neat if it was a Pan Am "decorated" plane (private or otherwise).

[@onecunningfox]

Sorry, but I was hoping you could answer a question for me? At 9.06 - 9.21 in your video, you can see a Pan Am 747 tail over the wing of the Japanese Air Force One (on teh back right hand side of the video). Can you tell me what it is doing there in Berlin? Much appreciated and thanks in advance. - Fox.

[@RoRe10]

Schönes Video ;) Um welche Uhrzeit sind die denn rausgegangen? Bin leider nach der Hainanlandung nach Hause gegangen (wegen dem Regen)...

[@ArcticEwi]

Such a beauty!

[@Aviatorspot]

Great! Who fly in the plane? The Emperor of Japan? or PM?

[@Ms2blackcats]

most likely the PM I could be wrong

[@williameamigh]

16.09 to 16.12 is that a UFO or a bird flying at very high speed ?

[@crutch1600]

Danke

[@boeingairbus1000]

is it more protected than da u.s. air force one

[@logandhale]

what happened to the the flags?

[@2531hallo]

was passiert mit den Fahnen?

[@久人守友]

Japanese Air Force Ohe Boeing 747 .美しく.綺麗な.響き ですね🎵

[@user-Yoh.I]

The 747 Air Force One was retired in April 2019.

[@ericvomwelkertsborn4193]

That's right. It's a Germania 737 Tail. ;D It's a German charter Airline.

[@mr.mitrovic]

i love tegel..

[@thebobby131982]

Hi, what equipment do you use to film this? I need better gear as my iPad isn't going to cut it! lol

[@tedd949]

+thebobby131982 filmed with Sony HDR-CX520VE

[@thebobby131982]

tedd949 Thank you :)

[@canadianplanespotter]

I know that feeling. I spotted for the longest time with an iPad, then got a nice camera

[@DrMischa40]

Danke für die Mühe. Aber das alles hätte man auch in zwei Minuten zeigen können, nicht!?

[@TheObsidianOrderSector001]

space of that area would be shutdown before he arrives, and before he leaves no other plane would be allow to takeoff or land during these period. I would advice you to watch the national geographic program" AIR FORCE ONE" there you would learn all the protocols that takes place whenever an American president goes to country and before he leaves that country for the airport would be shutdown, air space close. It is nothing like what you see on this airport during the Japanese PM departure. good

[@Toxinomist]

He is right. However, there are still fin PanaM, a leasing company bought the right to use the logo. I saw in 2008 in CYUL,

[@JinZhuGamer]

It's actually called Japanese Self Defense Force (JSDF)

[@fukuokakyushujapan]

9:41　航空自衛隊←means "(Japan) Air Self Defense Force"

[@handsome926]

thump up if you think america Air Force is the best and awesome

[@EnTheosUsmus]

Now I understand why we are considered a third world country. In Costa Rica our president doesn't have any plane. And for ground transportation, the president moves on a superb 5 year old kia opirus!

[@the1982petrus]

So, the US operates 2, maybe 3, old, antiquated 747-200s as "Air Force Ones" while Japan operates 2, maybe 3, much newer 747-400s. Yeah, I can see it. Japan has its shit together.

[@MsGodzillafan]

For some reason i thought. The plane was going to taxi all the way to japan Xd then i saw it took off.

[@MsTommyknocker]

He has a point though

[@SecsSells]

Sounds like something Norm MacDonald might say. Funny.

[@joeyjamison5772]

"Teriyaki-1". OMG, the Japanese are in Berlin? I hope the Italians don't show up too! Oh, no! They're doing it again!

[@defensemen16]

they took them down at 7:57