Cockpit Full Flight with ATC: Aurigny ATR72, Manchester to Guernsey
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Date: 2023-08-20
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Comments and reviews: 19
Timbo
Great video, just curious are most flights Automatic pilot for landing, taking off and flying, and are the pilots there just in case of emergency and communication purposes, sorry for the dumb questions I have found these videos by chance and am totally hooked, not really thought about it before I am a total newbie to flying
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Great video, just curious are most flights Automatic pilot for landing, taking off and flying, and are the pilots there just in case of emergency and communication purposes, sorry for the dumb questions I have found these videos by chance and am totally hooked, not really thought about it before I am a total newbie to flying
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Christian
And the ATR is not only a good weather plane. He had some other Airlines a couple horrible crashes. like other Types! And don't forget: The Person /Pilot controlled the Vehicle. the Control's responding on it
At my Opinion The Turboprop -Class-Planes are never got old or unefficent special at this Example ATR72-600
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And the ATR is not only a good weather plane. He had some other Airlines a couple horrible crashes. like other Types! And don't forget: The Person /Pilot controlled the Vehicle. the Control's responding on it
At my Opinion The Turboprop -Class-Planes are never got old or unefficent special at this Example ATR72-600
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6axe1man5
Whats with the completely random blurring. trying to hide the identities of peoples knees?
I remember Tristan from 2014 when I was at BGS doing module 2 and he was doing module 1. Nice to see he finally got a job Another friend of mine who I met at BGS in 2014 also works for Aurigny, a guy called George S.
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Whats with the completely random blurring. trying to hide the identities of peoples knees?
I remember Tristan from 2014 when I was at BGS doing module 2 and he was doing module 1. Nice to see he finally got a job Another friend of mine who I met at BGS in 2014 also works for Aurigny, a guy called George S.
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Kim
Awesome video. I just read about a danish registrered ATR-72 which is about to be scrapped - not because of age (28 years, but because it has reached the factory-limit of 70. 000 times in the air. Thats more than 6 times on average every single day in its entire lifetime!
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Awesome video. I just read about a danish registrered ATR-72 which is about to be scrapped - not because of age (28 years, but because it has reached the factory-limit of 70. 000 times in the air. Thats more than 6 times on average every single day in its entire lifetime!
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Ron
Other than the fact that the Captain appeared to be freeing the olde bollocks during the taxi out, I was certainly glad the FO got to fly, as he seemed to be fairly twitchy during the wait. After that, a really good video. Many thanks!
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Other than the fact that the Captain appeared to be freeing the olde bollocks during the taxi out, I was certainly glad the FO got to fly, as he seemed to be fairly twitchy during the wait. After that, a really good video. Many thanks!
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Andrew
Honestly, how does anyone understand the radio messages? I can never understand any of them except frequency instructions. Everything else is gobbledegook. Like old fashioned taxi messages. I could never understand them either!
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Honestly, how does anyone understand the radio messages? I can never understand any of them except frequency instructions. Everything else is gobbledegook. Like old fashioned taxi messages. I could never understand them either!
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James
Noel, this is fantastic! I haven't flown in close to 7 years due to fear but will do so in the next few weeks on a similar type of aircraft While perhaps not aleiviating all my fears, I feel it will be a huge help. Thank you!
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Noel, this is fantastic! I haven't flown in close to 7 years due to fear but will do so in the next few weeks on a similar type of aircraft While perhaps not aleiviating all my fears, I feel it will be a huge help. Thank you!
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IbnShahid
I love air travel, but thanks to the bloody pandemic and personal/family reasons I haven't been able to fly anywhere for well over three years. Watching Noel's many videos has helped keep me sane.
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I love air travel, but thanks to the bloody pandemic and personal/family reasons I haven't been able to fly anywhere for well over three years. Watching Noel's many videos has helped keep me sane.
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Pete
I find it a comfort to know that the implosion happened far quicker than the crew would have been aware of. I couldn't imagine being trapped knowing what was happening around me.
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I find it a comfort to know that the implosion happened far quicker than the crew would have been aware of. I couldn't imagine being trapped knowing what was happening around me.
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Aj
Wonderful. I worked in Guernsey for a couple of years and have been back twice since. Made many flights to the island with both Aurigny and BA. Hope to go back again some day.
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Wonderful. I worked in Guernsey for a couple of years and have been back twice since. Made many flights to the island with both Aurigny and BA. Hope to go back again some day.
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Rooney
Why do they need the steering wheel out when they are in the air and just going straight?
Why do pilots get proper seatbelt like a car while passengers get lap belts?
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Why do they need the steering wheel out when they are in the air and just going straight?
Why do pilots get proper seatbelt like a car while passengers get lap belts?
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Tornado
I've flown them a few times; on an Islander, Southampton - Cherbourg in 1973 and a few Trilanders, Southampton - Alderney in 2005. a great airline.
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I've flown them a few times; on an Islander, Southampton - Cherbourg in 1973 and a few Trilanders, Southampton - Alderney in 2005. a great airline.
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Joshua
RIP to my mate Brian Mulvie Big Legs unloading the aircraft with me that day. Hope the angels are looking after you and the are beers ice cold!
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RIP to my mate Brian Mulvie Big Legs unloading the aircraft with me that day. Hope the angels are looking after you and the are beers ice cold!
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jfox
I love Aurigny, the previous Managing Director is my Uncle, been flying on them all my life to and from Guernsey. Great to see them featured!
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I love Aurigny, the previous Managing Director is my Uncle, been flying on them all my life to and from Guernsey. Great to see them featured!
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Aiden
Great video! Well done to you all for putting it all together! Looking forward for the next one. Definitely wanting to try out Aurigny too.
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Great video! Well done to you all for putting it all together! Looking forward for the next one. Definitely wanting to try out Aurigny too.
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James
Hey Noel for some reason after watching you for years I have only just come across this video. Thats me doing the safety announcement
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Hey Noel for some reason after watching you for years I have only just come across this video. Thats me doing the safety announcement
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Infiniteflight2017
Congrats on this amazing milestone Noel. That FO is very young it looks. Easily around my age. Keep up the good work
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Congrats on this amazing milestone Noel. That FO is very young it looks. Easily around my age. Keep up the good work
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TrainNutter
The First Officer was not previously blurred out and it was previously teamed up with him. Why has this changed?
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The First Officer was not previously blurred out and it was previously teamed up with him. Why has this changed?
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drjzee
You hit this one right out of the park. Really good job and nice collaboration bringing something quite unique.
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You hit this one right out of the park. Really good job and nice collaboration bringing something quite unique.
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