Unloading A Boeing DreamLifter 747LCF Jumbo Jet @ KPAE Paine Field

[@VY-xr8rq]

Epic unboxing video of the B787 dreamliner

[@erikgag]

True

[@lobbyh]

787-9

[@BrianJuntunen]

@@lobbyh nice

[@ronchapdelaine207]

have had the fun of making two of these in the past 3 years, nice to see it in action. Other than our testing process

[@xferretz9406]

Honey, the baby, it's beautiful!

[@annetteslife]

Now that is what you call an unboxing and a big one as well. And it looks like it is giving birth.

[@flyingdentist]

A new dreamliner is about to be built.Excellent shot

[@tomtodd3775]

Great Video. Thanks for sharing !!!!

[@MindCrime550]

3:54 So that's where baby planes come from.

[@tomaschristy178]

Lol

[@nighthawkvc25a]

In a way, it's sad to see an iconic 4 engine jet help deliver and produce one of the many 2 engine jets replacing them in the commercial passenger world :-(

[@mr.swirly1557]

ICSirvinite, It’s a modified 747 built specifically for the purpose of moving those things around. The 747 isn’t going anywhere.

[@nighthawkvc25a]

Yes, the 747 family still has a very long future ahead in the cargo and specially modified versions (like these DreamLifters, along with current private and Presidential planes of numerous countries), but I was trying to emphasize how more and more airlines in the passenger based side of the industry are opting toward more fuel efficient 2 engine jets instead of 4 engines.

[@tiffanymarlow2399]

Happy birthday dream liner! He gave birth to you!

[@dogrule8867]

Nice video as always

[@easton5700]

and that's how planes are born XD

[@thaile1194]

XD WOW

[@xferretz9406]

Ziviozerk I was about to make the same joke.

[@cliveluff6622]

Surprised to see that, even with all the high-tech equipment for lifting and shifting the aeroplane parts once unloaded, they still open the rear-end of the Dreamlifter 'by hand' (or in this case by Hyster).

[@Dr_Mauser]

Looks like the 41/43 section of a 787-9 and the Horizontal Stabilizer halves. (the metal boxes contain parts for the center box of the H-Stab).

[@Necrodude]

Airbus beluga **exists** Boeing:I’m about to end this man whole carrier

[@midnightcaller200]

I worked and retired from BOEING after 39 ys I saw this all the time they would bring it into the 40-26 buliding and have the crane crew move the body section to the line it was interesting also saw them when they would install the wings

[@lewispalmerschools3153]

Midnightcaller well fuck you for working for boeing! Boeings breakdown when taking off and landing! Go airbus

[@vmutuma]

lewis palmer schools Fuck dat! DC10s used to drop engine parts and shit on the runway and the cargo doors used to come off forcing the flight crews to execute emergency landings.

[@Tarheel13]

lewis palmer schools well fuck you for lying.

[@erikgag]

787 Unboxing out of a 747LCF

[@TimLemsky]

Pretty neat how they do that. I build Mercedes Benz suv so like to see different build processes!

[@OwnsGermany]

Tim Lemsky If you haven't yet, be sure to make it out here someday and check out the factory tour!

[@alexhess607]

Tim Lemsky Well duh, that's like saying planes are built differently than cars. OH WAIT IT IS SAYING THAT

[@왕고구마-c9y]

A winged bottle?

[@PVDPlaneSpotting]

That's pretty cool

[@stephyfabulous]

this is so cool

[@kenprice1961]

Amazing that Boeing doesn't make anything, they just put airplanes together.

[@brandons2411]

they are built at other factories

[@antr7493]

Imagine being the guy that goes to fast and rips off the back end

[@sanandaallsgood673]

I would have thought it to be self-powered to prevent misaligned opening and closing. I don't think I would want to operate that Hyster! lol

[@aviatorlife1806]

Late reply, but fun fact. I'm the one driving the Hyster in this video. You're basically watching a screen the whole time that monitors tail swing angle and ground speed. It automatically lowers the speed of the Hyster further at around 88° or so of tail swing, so you're not blowing past full open. I will say that the first time I realized I was cracking open a 747 was pretty trippy.

[@thaile1194]

and that my child is where planes come from.

[@vdate897]

Happy birthday plane *gives baby food

[@theadventureofjordan]

Now people know we Dreamliners come from, haha.

[@lewispalmerschools3153]

masterJ10 more like shitliners! Fucl boeing! Go Airbus! Boeings break down when taking off and landing, aibus's dont

[@NintendoFanboy21]

@@lewispalmerschools3153 shut up leave Boeing Alone

[@doala777]

いつもセントレアで見てるど、行先はここだったんですね。

[@jackiemanuel]

putting the meat on the deck

[@HiloYT]

I asked my mom how planes are made she showed me this video lol

[@MrEndoftheRoadRC]

Nice

[@mikemac2888]

Watching it at 2x speed, like watching a plane shit out a plane it had for dinner.

[@ChloeLouiseeB]

Ahh live footage of a baby plane being born 🤣

[@tobylicious494]

No aircraft in the world can lift more cargo by volume.

[@kamranetemad7006]

a pregnent 747.giving birth

[@kirstinecolleen6710]

That is dream liner 787

[@gartblaum]

35 dislikes from Airbus guys？

[@justinhamai4631]

@74gear Is this how babies are born?!? 🤣

[@maub_3834]

787

[@14713ramx]

Boeing 787

[@sherwinsalvatori6997]

Remind me of a woman constipated

[@NYVET48TFW]

Very surprised that Boeing would design a freighter with a TAIL opening! Bad design! A failure of a latch or two and you lose a crew, a plane, and anyone on the ground!

[@ctb2814]

Omg, remove the wings too. They may fall off.

[@martf8014]

Beluga would of been and gone again

[@YTsuuuucks]

mart f would HAVE the airbus? What makes the French faster?

[@lewispalmerschools3153]

dillcifer there process is 10× more effective! They pull the plane into were the parts are needed and unload from there no unload on the tarmac like shitty boeing

[@sandyaditya7467]

Go Ryanair :v

[@Tarheel13]

lewis palmer schools go BOEING you sorry loser

[@maxkoll118]

Uglyest 747