DAT ATR-42 startup and landing at Stord Airport, Jan. 2021

An ATR-42 operated by Danish Air Transport (DAT) completes start up and taxi for takeoff, before later arriving for landing on runway 14 at Stord airport - Sørstokken, in 2021.
This video was made to mark 10 years since our most popular video on KZbin was uploaded.
This re-shoot of the start up was filmed in january 2021, 10 years after the original, while the landing was filmed in the summer of the same year. (Due to temporary withdrawals from the flying program during the covid-19 pandemic, it was not possible to film on the exact same dates as the 2011 film.)
You can view the original film from 2011 here: • DAT ATR-42 Startup and...
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[@lg255]

This vid is so good I gave this to my dad as an iPad wallpaper

[@Nathan15038]

I love how the propellers or props look really skinny and then when they spin up, they get really thick and big and looks intimidating

[@MTLTV-eu4nv]

That’s because (for those who do not already know) when the engines are first started, the props are “feathered” (the plane of the prop blade is parallel to the engine shaft). After the engines are started, the prop blade pitch changes to least steep (this is the equivalent of first gear in a car); this is what you are seeing. During flight, the prop pitch is controlled by the “propeller control” to serve the same function changing gears in a car serves. There are videos on KZbin which discuss “constant speed props” (this is what this type of prop is called).

[@AQUARIUM_117]

That airplane is design looks cool 🍌if they have blades pitch that's why

[@navpreetuppal6221]

Oh man, I hope it was Air Canada

[@jiannaquintero3136]

I'm addicted or and you better believe it

[@JustAyash]

sounds like a dash 8 q300

[@user-wg6vc4dk6y]

The ATR42-320 is equipped with the same PW121 engine as the Dash8-100, and the sound is almost identical to the PW123 in the Q300.

[@myadventureman2636]

Nice from 🇮🇩

[@AQUARIUM_117]

It was design dat airline is im a correct?

[@saeedmandal4603]

Dat 1 dat 2

[@sitijuwariyahsitijuwariyah6207]

Dat atr 42

[@raheenahali5814]

urureuu4,

[@mdshahidan9115]

Welcome to jet

[@Pougwencnasoni]

Can you do it in 2022

[@alfredodiaz742]

Qué tienen esas hélices qué se ven delgadas cómo unas láminas y luego se ponen gruesas?

[@patlevv7382]

Adjustable pitch. SCIMITAR

[@LeonelEBD]

When engines are off on a free turbine turboprop engine (pw120 in the atr) like those normally the condition levers when in off position also put the props in "feather" which makes the props angle to be perpendicular to the wind which is good when an engine fails midair as if they kept their normal operating pitch they would act as air brakes. If you look other turboprops which aren't free turbines you will see the opposite at start, you would see them "big" as they need to offer less resistance in the start as the propeller shaft is the same as the turbine shaft. (Tpe 331)

[@wikumranabahu4103]

Sri Lanka has antonow B 32

[@pundemi]

?

[@wheelie-z7635]

I have been on this kind of aircraft rather cramped

[@maximilianrotondi941]

That looks like a clown plane