Piloting Airbus A350XWB into Dubai | Cockpit Views

JustPlanes on the flightdeck of the ETHIOPIAN AIRLINES Airbus A350-900 for a nontop flight from Addis Ababa Ethiopia to Dubai UAE. Pilots give you all the flight information, cockpit presentations and lots more.
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[@theaviationastronomychannel]

I watched them!!!They were fantastic!

[@CoolPakistani82]

The video is so amazing with spectacular views, CVR communications and intricate details, I just couldn't resist sharing. Bravo Ethiopian Airlines. Keep up the good work! 👍😊🇪🇹

[@turbofanlover]

LOVE that desert scenery on approach and landing.

[@tarcisioa82]

Moments before the touch on the runway, was possible to observe that the captain was a little tense, he was prepared to assume the controls, like a flight instructor. Nice video gays, it is really a motivational video.

[@rollercar-gz7lh]

Gays? lol.

[@michaelgordon18]

Zachary Slaminka stop it 😁

[@rollercar-gz7lh]

@@michaelgordon18 haha

[@theaviationastronomychannel]

I will watch them and also,i just love a350 xwbs!!!

[@magneticman2003]

Excellent desert footage with all the right angles. Great crew and a smooth landing. That Airbus looks like an awesome machine, safe landings;-))

[@richernest3359]

Drop the wheels climax!Miracle in the desert.Kudos to pilots.

[@MendTheWorld]

Beautiful. Excellent cockpit communications.

[@wendyraymond1751]

Was amazing. ..your channel is award winning. . Love it ...thank u love an god bless x

[@airwipe1639]

Not an issue just wondering why you upload these videos sometimes up to 3 years after they were recorded?

[@Smingleflorp]

I see this with a lot of channels. I believe, up until recently, there were very strict rules about what length of videos certain types of channels could upload. I.e. a “hobby” channel (or whatever category) might have been restricted to 5 minutes, hypothetically. Since the change, they have large backlogs of videos they previously had to be uploaded in bits that they can now upload whole.

[@Josh-hv5zq]

I expected ATC to have more of an accent. Sounded like an American controller, followed by a British controller. Interesting. Great video!

[@assreductionist8575]

They attract controllers from all over. Money is great over there.

[@cianoreilly9261]

one of the lady’s was an Irish controller !

[@derrick_blak_]

I get annoyed by those people who still claim that Ethiopian had bad pilots hence the Max crash , yet here we can see that they've been operating a more complex aircraft like this A350 for a couple of years with no accidents.

[@everythingdark520]

That is all total bullshit dear Pilot Derrick!!!!! Its known throughout the world that the pilots of the fatal 737max plane were not to be blamed. They did everything in there power to save there plane!!!!!.0l

[@nikobelic4251]

Acher vice there are actually people (some that I know) that LOOOVVEE Boeing so much that they believe they are not at fault and they blame the pilots for not recovering the plane

[@everythingdark520]

@@nikobelic4251 trust me,those people won't be saying the something if they had family members on board that flight!!!!

[@nikobelic4251]

Acher vice I’m sure they wouldn’t.

[@blueb0g]

@@everythingdark520 The aircraft has serious flaws but the crew WERE at fault. They could have recovered the plane. Both manufacturer and crew made mistakes.

[@Cissy2cute]

Just missed the chat :( Absolutely beautiful flight. Thanks so much for taking us along!

[@Hammertime054]

Total Respect as usual😎👍👍👍

[@EntertainmentWorldz]

Amazing Video

[@Gg35114]

Very proud Ethiopian Airlines 🇪🇹

[@javiercaselli]

Astonishing desert landscape during the approach, great footage!

[@ghostcustoms9224]

Justplanes 👌. Airbus 😚

[@koreatravel2065]

Thank you very much. I'd like to share with you some of the things that people don't know about in the air conditioner.

[@airashsamuelkiran8728]

Beautiful landing dubai view

[@BoB4jjjjs]

Great video, thanks :-))

[@sickspeed10]

Great footage! But what is rattling so loud in the cockpit after touchdown ?

[@derrick_blak_]

Nose wheel hitting the runway centre lights

[@박경찬-i6v]

👍👍👍

[@jackriley3754]

Looks like he landed way left of the centre line and the captain got a little tense just before touchdown looks like he was going to take control of the aircraft

[@beaconterraoneonline]

That’s an optical illusion based on the camera angle, he was on the center line.

[@CaptainChemtrails]

No he was definitely left and brought it back over after touchdown.

[@CaptainChemtrails]

B M I’m a real pilot typed on several Boeing aircraft and also enjoy playing flight sims. It’s not hard to see he tracked back to the right after touchdown. Not much and certainly within criteria of a normal safe landing. 👍🏽

[@hervemathias5509]

Amazing

[@ericchu1197]

Can u upload a video teach us comprehend some instruments in aircraft.

[@makarylli1]

Where is aircraft noise? why calls only in this video?

[@marlibread]

somehow missed that the A350 had optional HUD.

[@nurhussein2368]

It's a customer option.

[@suprcub]

Spray some bug repellent on that windshield.

[@tedbundy8747]

No Centerline :(

[@makaveli2tt]

What is that clear visor thing in front of the pilots at 6:48? What does it do?

[@saifalmaqbali9528]

HUD or head up display where vital information are displayed in front of the pilots

[@makaveli2tt]

@@saifalmaqbali9528 Thanks

[@seycheles27]

Jesus those screens. Even pilots with vision impairment can fly this plane without glasses.

[@northstar5934]

the A350 is rated cat C ?? not D

[@shihabelmanan6227]

What the meaning QNH in..!?

[@hassanwasim6349]

What airline is this?

[@gs9648]

Ethiopian airlines

[@juliusott]

What airline is this

[@brianmburu4671]

Ethiopian airlines

[@juliusott]

Brian Mburu thanks

[@kiidgeniius]

Check

[@npgamingff8372]

Samtal in Hindi

[@lostmoon77]

Yikes. Ethiopians didn't comply with instruction to tell TRACON that they were clear for "shortcuts" per ATC.

[@blueb0g]

What do you mean 'yikes'? They were given direct vectors for the final approach as soon as communications were established, there was no need to pass on the 'shortcuts' message. They already had the shortest cut.

[@lostmoon77]

@@blueb0g has something changed in ICAO that I'm not aware of? The whole read back is now superfluous?

[@blueb0g]

@@lostmoon77 I have absolutely no clue what you're talking about. The first controller, as a courtesy, told them that they could expect no more restrictions and that the next controller was free to give them shortcuts; this was not an instruction. The crew acknowledged this with a thank you. They then established contact with the next controller, and as soon as he had their details, he cleared them direct to the final approach. Had this not happened, then the crew might have said "also, the last controller told us that we are released for shortcuts". As it was, there was no point, because they were already immediately given the shortest route. Everyone did their jobs perfectly here.

[@lostmoon77]

ATC said to tell the next controller about shortcuts. The pilots replied, Roger, but they didn't tell the next ATC about the shortcuts. So, Ethiopian didn't comply.

[@blueb0g]

@@lostmoon77 Oh my God. Will you do the basic courtesy of reading what I've written before you type out another besides-the-point response? Again. It was NOT an instruction. "You may inform them...." You MAY, i.e. "if you want." This was a courtesy: he was saying, "if you want to get a shortcut, tell the next controller that I said it was fine." They then contacted the next controller, and before the Ethiopian crew had a chance to pass on the message about shortcuts, they were given a DIRECT routing. You can't shortcut a direct routing. There was nothing to "comply" with because it wasn't an instruction, and there was no point in "complying" because the next controller immediately gave them a direct routing! What would they have gained through asking for a shortcut? Access to the secret Dubai Approach wormhole?

[@kwokkelvin231]

What airlines is it?

[@derrick_blak_]

Ethiopian

[@sc882tt]

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