Singapore Airlines Airbus A380 - amazing take off in Auckland on our way to Singapore

Aircraft: 9V-SKG
March 13 2017
Join me on a 9 hour and 50 mintes flight aboard SQ286 on our flight from Auckland / New Zealand to Singapore.
Footage from above Sydney and then Northern Australia on our way to Singapore. Great Approach around some rain showers to Changi Airport in Singapore.

[@dbeckley43]

Isn't it amazing that the baby is louder than 4 Trent 900 engins at takeoff thrust.

[@TheLatiosnlatias02]

4:17 where the engines whirr is my favourite part

[@Izmael1310]

Babies on the flights are the worst. Luckilly they are usually not present in better classes like premium economy or B-class.

[@stevebigansky9372]

PERFECT- having to listen to someone's baby screaming their lungs out for an 8 hour flight- That's why I fly first class as often as possible because you're always gifted with your own personal TV and headphones

[@DanielMeier86]

​@@Izmael1310 its not easy for the parents...!!

[@AirlinkService2024]

Trent 900 by RR

[@stonemaze9925]

Those engines are singing like a choir of angels that lifts them up.....Lovely!

[@TheLatiosnlatias02]

I've always liked the engines whirr at 4:27

[@shan2fly993]

@@TheLatiosnlatias02 Me too.

[@Purplexity-ww8nb]

What's amazing to me is that you could fill an A-380 with enough people who want to fly from Auckland to Singapore.

[@bobbrysonn]

I think they may be flying to other destinations through Singapore airlines, so the flight passes through singapore first, before they take other connecting flights

[@a090006]

oooh !!! that is one off the most smooth take offs I 've seen!!!

[@Dowlphin]

On the landing I was like: "Wow, the pilot really knows how to bring down such a big heavy plane smooth as silk." And then the apocalyptic shaking began and I was like: "OH! NOW it's touching the ground!". Was a pretty slow descent.

[@eugenematthewmccoyjr.9626]

I love how the thrust starts increasing at 3:18

[@wsid786]

Yeah why?

[@TheLatiosnlatias02]

@@wsid786 4:23 who wouldn't like to hear the engines whirr. They are music to our ears.

[@kevinroy5697]

@@wsid786 The pilots have set climb power. The takeoff was derated (lower thrust), but once the aircraft is off the ground, more thrust is required to climb all the way to altitude.

[@garyberuck5636]

Right so, I think wen the plane reaches into a cruise altitude , pilot cuts back on the power . , full power only wen climbing . Flaps r in up right position 2..

[@Jangle2007]

Looked like a pretty leisurely take-off run! Wasn't sure if the pilot was going to stop at Starbucks for a coffee on the way to V2.

[@sethexodus]

Push too much throttle you burn more fuel. Too much is going to be a rough takeoff… a lot shaking and vibrating. Keep it smooth 😎

[@Ashraf300991]

The sound of those Trent 900s ORGASMIC :D

[@sethjaspermerla5887]

I REALLY LOVE THE ENGINE SOUND

[@NVHSChadSheppard1]

Seth sit Jasper Merla Good ol rolls royce Trent 900 engines

[@NVHSChadSheppard1]

TheLatiosnlatias02 especially on the Mad dog 80s

[@georgemurphy2579]

Very nicely done! One of the finest I have seen in this category!!!

[@th3ren340]

dang dude, at the beginning, i thought it's gonna drive to Singapore on the ground.

[@gregorykimishii662]

Th3reN Ahahaha lmao that one cracked me up

[@rajajanjua7793]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@samcnftsam3096]

😂😂😂😂 tht runway is long gaaaad

[@alvexok5523]

It's an A380, it needs extra running speed to get off the ground, and can't lift-off as steeply as smaller less heavy aircrafts

[@jasoncavitt2043]

Those things always look like they're gonna run out of runway on takeoff, and man are those landings hard. Ka-wham!

[@TheGrobbo1956]

I've read somewhere Trent 900's @ takeoff thrust suck in 1.2 tons of air per second

[@camagnew9191]

Beautiful scenery.....excellent take off....he took you up in a hurry....

[@dazoomcat]

Their should be a rule that all children have to fly in the luggage compartment.

[@jace1113]

Says the guy with no kids

[@dazoomcat]

@@jace1113 oh no, I have kids and trust me luggage compartment, trunk of a car.

[@jace1113]

Lol

[@Silo-Ren]

Theirs gonna be a day when a child's med is invented for flying and it just might be appoved. Imagine giving your child two Betty's and a Vilma ? Lol.

[@TheLatiosnlatias02]

It was 80% power take off. The takeoff speed is about 172 mph; no kidding. It needs a runway that is about 8,100 feet/ 1.5 miles to take off. I remember reading that one turned a corner on the ground too tightly and pulled up some of the tarmac. You can even hear the pilot increase power maybe at 3:15 to about 90% after takeoff as you can hear Trent 900 whirring and humming at. If you want to hear the Trent 900 whirr and hum at full power search for "A380 Blade Off Test" and watch that video.

[@JLHIBLER]

Another great show. Watching these videos is like reading a good book they just take you away to a different world a different time I love them

[@mickser101]

Love the Engine sound in flight

[@TheLatiosnlatias02]

Especially from 3:11 - 4:27

[@paulharrison7242]

Watching the weight transfer to the wings as they flex upwards is transfixing.

[@jonathonkearney9930]

There's ALWAYS some crying/screaming kid or baby!

[@metalfaceoff945]

Now that I have 2 young kids, I know why - take off and landing are painful on their ears. They don't know how to adjust them. It stresses me out knowing it annoys other people, but I hope they understand. If it was the whole flight, then I can understand their frustration.

[@petrofilmeurope]

(I really dislike it!)

[@Zomasu]

Jonathon Kearney Aye. if there's no kid crying in the background, most likely it's a fake flight video... lol.

[@RagHelen]

If men could marry a plane engine there wouldn't be any crying kids.

[@petrofilmeurope]

No kids either, ha ha ha!!

[@sunking2001]

That is a beautiful scene where the wings take over...thanks to the engines...and say...thanks for the energy...keep it up...I'll take it from here!

[@coolkid2316]

man i love these videos! they are soo cool and will never get boring

[@TheLatiosnlatias02]

Especially the engines whirr like at 4:23

[@DJmarco0476310123]

VERY GREAT VIDEO!!!!!!!

[@Silo-Ren]

That was one smooth quiet flight for such a big aircraft.

[@CJ-M43]

Beautiful footage, amazing engine sound. Hope you can have the camera closer to the window next time

[@coonalisa230]

0:28 Whoop, hi, sis!

[@karthikramprakash]

I think i was on the same flight as you! I flew mid march 2017😁what a coincidence i saw this vid

[@graham6268]

The aerial shot of Sydney is fantastic

[@Blueman1018]

Love the engine noise

[@Dowlphin]

I also love the baby whining. It had a contagious effect on the comment section, haha.

[@stanciubogdan8567]

did someone notice that after revving up the engines at take-off, they looked like they wanted to go on their own? luckily they are attached to the wings lol :)))

[@jakubkaplar8506]

Amazing plane and video.Thank you for sharing.

[@georgemurphy2579]

Love kids, but not the cryin' ones😭

[@smileychess]

He was just crying out in joy for being on this amazing aircraft.

[@georgemurphy2579]

@@smileychess - There is no doubt that they must feel something different going on during a powerful takeoff, not to mention the popping of ears (a common annoyance with young kids)

[@TimeMeddler]

Love the sound of those engines.

[@TheLatiosnlatias02]

Me too especiall from 3:12 - 4:27

[@williamscates3915]

4x Rolls-Royce RB211-Trent 977E-84 i believe

[@leroyybrown]

Nice overpass of Sydney

[@tigersharkzh]

I remember flying over Sidney on the same path decades ago. It was on a big top when Singapore airlines just got them on a flight from CHC to SIN. Shortly after Sidney the turbulence started and lasted the whole way across Australia. Even some of the flight attendants were getting sick lol. I loved it.

[@JaydenWong]

Lovely footage!!

[@SpiritAnimalVSOP]

I feel the kid's pain. Same thing happened to me when I was a child. My ears hurt the whole time.

[@skintslots]

For those of you complaining about babies and kids crying its because their ears are more sensitive than an adults to changes in pressure and as they don't have the language skills to convey this they simply cry.

[@skintslots]

I would just like to add that any responsibility lies with the parents for letting young kids fly.

[@phillipangell5131]

The plane was still on the ground!

[@andrewunjo158]

+phillip angell thanks for pointing this out!

[@Callsign-Blade_RunnerSG]

Don't worry, Those noisy kids will calm down once they smell my used socks.

[@paulybarr]

Yes, but the cabin is pressurized BEFORE the plane takes off.

[@lr._ry]

who else likes the A380-841’s more than the A380-861’s ?(Singapore uses 841 and emirates uses 861)

[@TheLatiosnlatias02]

Me

[@one.polaris323]

Emirates uses 842 too

[@one.polaris323]

A380-842 sound the same as -841

[@ArtyDc600]

I cant believe the thumbnail scenery is real

[@crockediledundee]

must have been a smooth ride , excelent movie

[@AndoCommando1000]

Wow. So cool that from about 6:35 you fly high altitude above Sydney. It's my hometown so any time I've flown above Sydney, it's either because the plane taking off from Sydney, or landing there. not a cruising altitude fly by.

[@64dartgt273]

nice ocean view!

[@honawikeepa5813]

Singapore was my first A380 flight Auck to Sydney. 2nd was Emirates Auck to Sydney. Smoothest ride ever both times.

[@daktarioskarvannederhosen2568]

do you go there for weekend shopping sprees or?

[@PocketInfinite]

amazing video! I could only hope to get footage as good as that! I wish you showed the red center of Australia, but apart from that it was flawless!

[@TheLatiosnlatias02]

How is it flawless when children wail on airplanes?

[@daktarioskarvannederhosen2568]

@@TheLatiosnlatias02 maybe you could charter the entire flight just for your self

[@TheLatiosnlatias02]

@@daktarioskarvannederhosen2568 Very funny, you're replying to a 3 years old comment.

[@daktarioskarvannederhosen2568]

@@TheLatiosnlatias02 how is the age of the comment relevant, if you don't mind my asking? ...maybe you have changed your outlook in the interim (?)...(it is the only thing that i can think of that could play a bearing on any relevance that the age of the comment might have)..

[@TheLatiosnlatias02]

@@daktarioskarvannederhosen2568 More like why did you even bother replying?

[@avgeek0077]

Awesome view of Sydney loved it! (;

[@azizbah555]

very Great video

[@meyer7312]

Great video for sure

[@MalindaRajapakse]

Wow nice awesome view

[@franciscofelipe5197]

sensacional ,I love the a 380.

[@gmendy]

21:09 Never cut the video in the middle of the action!

[@grahamwalls9379]

Looked a bit of a bumpy landing in Singapore . But an excellent video .

[@salvadorlomeli7609]

That is the longest takeoff

[@stephenrobinson8084]

Auckland is so bootifull

[@arrivingone]

6:37 min is Sydney

[@PearlX9]

Wonderful engine

[@salimvohra4161]

Supparrrrbbbbb 👌👌👌

[@AdMiRaLeDpIeTt]

I like this aircraft too, it will fit as a successor to the Boeing E-4B "Doomsday Plane".

[@bobkids009]

That was just a Normal take off......! What Amazing was that.....??

[@S500-]

It takes too long to lift, compare to 747 , grand dad.

[@bobbertirvin2116]

Onother great video hell a lot of ocean liners near the cost before landing.

[@jasontipton8430]

Beautiful departure

[@Mathleys]

damn that landing was real hard

[@alonesinger4]

why airbus cabins are so noisy when it is on the ground? so much plastics and windows noises...

[@pavelweigel2062]

Amazing Beauty. Thanks🌿

[@oliverh.4314]

Totaly UN-amazing!

[@johnnimmo6518]

Like your entire pathetic life

[@spicytakis]

Just sounds so good.

[@johndean4998]

Some good views, but what city were you overflying 6:37 - 9:00 ?

[@SH3RIFF187]

That is a seriously long runway

[@snuggles03]

Nice view from first class

[@corona407]

baby doesnt want to go to singapore

[@brianbelton3605]

To all the "high water people" The tide is the same 1/4 of the earth away, on this flight only. I took a flight same week, to Greenland (yes, it took 4 days) and NO difference between tides from 52 years ago. The same flight, but then it took a month longer.

[@Fuzziefeelings]

What's more beautiful, the A380 or NZ? Choices choices.

[@gaittr]

Yeah that's what everyone wants to do. Tuning into a video so they can listen to a crying child. Wow you're a genius

[@caliado]

baby! danng it

[@watchhans]

Baby´s crying is quite funny: `oh no......sh.., not again!´

[@adozensparrows]

you posted an aviation travel video with a kid crying? you are brilliant.

[@Dowlphin]

He is. Do you have any idea how all the baby whining in the comments will boost the video rating?

[@sebastianpuka555]

Number of freight ships down below before landing its scary.Cold reminder that EVERYTHING is made there.

[@sirmium12]

hello there mate I kinda have a simple question ..the landing was as harsh and loud as it sounds?thanks

[@TunnelJumper]

Everyone I know who has flown on an A380 says the landings are rough as hell. It’s like being inside a small building falling out of the sky haha.

[@supermanhakka8614]

Aviation is an amazing industry

[@harshjani1357]

Which camera did u use ?

[@Jonathanbroder]

Beautiful video although yes, the child is an unfortunate distraction.

[@straightup.7415]

Its pisses me off when people complain about babies, yet all of those airliner crashes nothing's mention about babies, just there were no survivors.

[@notar187]

Sad there going to retire these planes soon

[@TheLatiosnlatias02]

They better NOT touch those A380

[@haleemahibrahim7864]

I remember that children crine ❤❤❤🎉

[@allandardon4365]

I could see the Anduin and the Western Sea

[@aliimran1005]

Amazing

[@brunobarny3936]

He sends heavy !!!

[@haroonmet]

What was the seat number? Curious to know.... Thanks

[@Muddicker]

its a heavy one. slow on the up take

[@_Becca-No-MI_]

Long takeoff roll 54 sec

[@davethebaron]

Sounds like a diesel V12 at 4,500 RPM.

[@coolkid2316]

the cool thing is that when you think about it, the plane doesnt look like its going fast, but in reality you do the math and it can clear about 3km in 1 min, which means every second it is going around 50m

[@Dowlphin]

Yep, always look at a static piece of the plane (wing) and compare that to how much ground passes it, and one gets an impression of its actual speed. (Perspective can be deceiving.) On my first flight I found the takeoff especially exciting because looking out the window gave an impression of a ground speed higher than I had ever traveled before. (Oddly, before that flight I had never watched a video about one, so it was a completely new experience. The acceleration g-forces were mildly pleasant. And due to TV I was of course unpleasantly surprised by the cabin noise level.) Also, regarding time efficiency of air travel, while all the procedure at the airport and the taxi and such make it seem horribly inefficient, one has to weigh it against the likeliness of road congestion when traveling by car. And by train... well, that has its complications, too.

[@ChristyKrohne]

Wow that was some loooooong take off.Great video. What city was that,that just dont seem to end. I didnt know NZ had such huge cities.

[@mdsabih]

Damn, that wing is scary

[@MrSuperairbus]

Which seat were you seated in? :)

[@DanCottom]

I would guess suite 4K.

[@loveusa2731]

Yes

[@rezekiyo]

my home

[@095090682]

My friend, what was your seat number ?

[@giulianotonti8485]

Awsome!

[@AdeelAli-oc6un]

👍amazing

[@Bdrshafi]

Heavy ascend

[@Kaipeternicolas]

What's up with the white balance after touch down?