Volkswagen Falcon 7X (FA7X) landing & departing Montreal (YUL/CYUL)

Here we see the giant car manufacturing company Volkswagen landing and departing Montreal with a pretty awesome callsign! I sure like the livery, i have been wanting to see this one for a while, glad i did! It looks a lot like TOGO01! Anyways as always I hope you ENJOY the video!
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Airport: Montreal's Pierre Elliot Trudeau Intl airport - YUL/CYUL
Airline: VW Air Services (Volkswagen)
Aircraft: Dassault Falcon 7X (FA7X)
Flight: WGT95H
Callsign: Worldgate 95 Hotel
Registration: VP-CHW
Livery: Nice!
Runways used: 24L
Date: November 13 2016
Origin: Stuttgart Airport - STR
Destination: Los Angeles Aiport - LAX
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[@DjsAviation]

Fantastic catch mate, awesome camerawork as well. Liked!!

[@sergevivier2023]

The ultimate private jet, Nice catch

[@ymmlspottingteam]

Super cool video mate!! What an awesome jet! Liked:)

[@stevelogan5475]

Nice job, camera was a little shaky at first , but nice catch, i like the livery, looks like an abstract Rubic's cube that Picasso would have designed and painted.

[@Boeingspotter1]

Neat jet!

[@mosesyorke3159]

Beautiful landing. How does the top engine produce the thrust? I can see there's no outlet.

[@canadianplanespotter]

"Watergate" would've been a good guess from her accent over the radio! Volkswagen; das auto ;)

[@gregoryescandon2815]

Canadian Plane Spotter O

[@stevelogan5475]

Canadian Plane Spotter would have been a good name for former u.s. president richard nixon's private jet,lol, could have a livery of vertical bars on the sides,lol

[@Lachie8]

it probably has an emissions defeat device

[@sergevivier2023]

That's getting old already.