MY LAST BA 767 FLIGHT: One Last Ride on a British Airways Boeing 767
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Date: 2023-08-20
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Brooklyn
In the beginning I was wondering why is that plane moving very fast on the taxi way then realized you had it on high speed. Silly me. Anyway my first time was in 2015 on American Airlines from JFK to LAX. I really like how the seat configuration was set up where there's only 2 seat on the window. Reason why is that me and my wife are the only one who flies and I like being in a window seat. It's a bit a of a inconvenience when there is a third seat and it's occupied. Great video. Maybe you should've lowered the volume of the music at the end. Had a hard time listening to what you're saying.
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In the beginning I was wondering why is that plane moving very fast on the taxi way then realized you had it on high speed. Silly me. Anyway my first time was in 2015 on American Airlines from JFK to LAX. I really like how the seat configuration was set up where there's only 2 seat on the window. Reason why is that me and my wife are the only one who flies and I like being in a window seat. It's a bit a of a inconvenience when there is a third seat and it's occupied. Great video. Maybe you should've lowered the volume of the music at the end. Had a hard time listening to what you're saying.
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WMX
Still remember my first (and last) BA 763 flight. It was 18th November 2016, on board flight BA1434 from Heathrow to Edinburgh. My seat was (if i remember correctly) 28A, with a pretty nice view over the wing. Still remember being stunned to see the parked Concorde G-BOAB as we were taxiing to 27L for takeoff (that was my first time seeing one in person, having been obsessed with it my whole life.
At that time, BA still offered complimentary meal services on these domestic flights, how times have changed!
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Still remember my first (and last) BA 763 flight. It was 18th November 2016, on board flight BA1434 from Heathrow to Edinburgh. My seat was (if i remember correctly) 28A, with a pretty nice view over the wing. Still remember being stunned to see the parked Concorde G-BOAB as we were taxiing to 27L for takeoff (that was my first time seeing one in person, having been obsessed with it my whole life.
At that time, BA still offered complimentary meal services on these domestic flights, how times have changed!
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buzzukfiftythree
Have only been on one BA 767 from LHR to Edinburgh. Nice flight - good service. The return on a BA 757 was 'interesting'. My co-travellers (work colleagues) let on to the stewardesses that it was my birthday and I had to be 'poured' off the aircraft at LHR. How on earth did I drive home without being breathalysed - taught me a valuable lesson!
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Have only been on one BA 767 from LHR to Edinburgh. Nice flight - good service. The return on a BA 757 was 'interesting'. My co-travellers (work colleagues) let on to the stewardesses that it was my birthday and I had to be 'poured' off the aircraft at LHR. How on earth did I drive home without being breathalysed - taught me a valuable lesson!
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Pee
The 767 will always be special to me. It was the first wide body aircraft I have been on. It was a Delta 767-300 painted In the SkyTeam livery. From Salt Lake City to Atlanta. It was a treat to be on a 767 on a domestic route. And my first ever flight I have been on was a Delta DC-9.
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The 767 will always be special to me. It was the first wide body aircraft I have been on. It was a Delta 767-300 painted In the SkyTeam livery. From Salt Lake City to Atlanta. It was a treat to be on a 767 on a domestic route. And my first ever flight I have been on was a Delta DC-9.
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Airlinepilot1687
Fantastic video, I flew on a BA 767 to Baltimore a few years back and I have to say it is such a stunning aircraft to fly on. Always have a place in my heart. My first ever flight was on a Britannia 767-200 never looked back. Keep the videos coming.
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Fantastic video, I flew on a BA 767 to Baltimore a few years back and I have to say it is such a stunning aircraft to fly on. Always have a place in my heart. My first ever flight was on a Britannia 767-200 never looked back. Keep the videos coming.
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Piermario
When he was young Noel was Eminem:
His bags are ready, GoPro slick, battery is heavy,
They're serving the food already, it's not spaghetti,
He's nervous, but on the surface he looks calm and steady.
I'm sorry I haven't slept well
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When he was young Noel was Eminem:
His bags are ready, GoPro slick, battery is heavy,
They're serving the food already, it's not spaghetti,
He's nervous, but on the surface he looks calm and steady.
I'm sorry I haven't slept well
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Ravs82
Loved the video Noel. As always i look forward to your videos and can never wait too see what you have in store next. The 767 is a beautiful aircraft and your right it was a shame to see it go from BA. Keep up the great work.
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Loved the video Noel. As always i look forward to your videos and can never wait too see what you have in store next. The 767 is a beautiful aircraft and your right it was a shame to see it go from BA. Keep up the great work.
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jonathan
Great Video Noel. I remember getting a Wooster model 767 in BA colours, which I still have. Sad to see that and the 757's go out of the fleet. Will have to get on a BA 747 before they disappear along with the RR RB211!
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Great Video Noel. I remember getting a Wooster model 767 in BA colours, which I still have. Sad to see that and the 757's go out of the fleet. Will have to get on a BA 747 before they disappear along with the RR RB211!
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Neil's
I was lucky enough to fly the BA 767 from LHR to Madrid in 2016.
Thursday I am supposed to be travelling to NY on the Virgin A340-600, maybe my last chance, except my son is sick, and we are 50/50 whether to cancel
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I was lucky enough to fly the BA 767 from LHR to Madrid in 2016.
Thursday I am supposed to be travelling to NY on the Virgin A340-600, maybe my last chance, except my son is sick, and we are 50/50 whether to cancel
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Tom
It, s sad to see the 767 go. I have flown 100 000 km in thesse aircraft since the early 80, s Very nice aircrafts. I think the 787 is the direct replacement. So if you have the possiblity to fly them, do it as yiu can
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It, s sad to see the 767 go. I have flown 100 000 km in thesse aircraft since the early 80, s Very nice aircrafts. I think the 787 is the direct replacement. So if you have the possiblity to fly them, do it as yiu can
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John
I flew with BA on them a few times back in the 90's, MCT-LHR-MCT when I worked in Oman. For some reason I have always loved being on them and still have a soft spot for them. They just felt right to be flying on them.
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I flew with BA on them a few times back in the 90's, MCT-LHR-MCT when I worked in Oman. For some reason I have always loved being on them and still have a soft spot for them. They just felt right to be flying on them.
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Mackleish
hey mate, whats the story behind you going to moscow in '92? well interesting! p. s. what are your thoughts on virgin sneakily retiring the a340-600 a few months early due to obvious corona problems.
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hey mate, whats the story behind you going to moscow in '92? well interesting! p. s. what are your thoughts on virgin sneakily retiring the a340-600 a few months early due to obvious corona problems.
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Michael
Just had a quick look back thru my hol photos and found out I flew on BA G-BNWZ between Arlanda and Heathrow in May 2017; an airframe which was then broken up down the road from me in 2019. Odd.
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Just had a quick look back thru my hol photos and found out I flew on BA G-BNWZ between Arlanda and Heathrow in May 2017; an airframe which was then broken up down the road from me in 2019. Odd.
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John
You can still fly on the 767-300 and -400 still in North America pretty much every major North American airline flies them as far as I know they are: United, American, Air Canada, Delta and WestJet
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You can still fly on the 767-300 and -400 still in North America pretty much every major North American airline flies them as far as I know they are: United, American, Air Canada, Delta and WestJet
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easternorient
I first flew the 767 back in 1987 with Taiwan's China Airlines 767-200ER. Subsequently with Qantas (-200ER, EVA (-300ER, Delta (-300ER, Japan AL (-300, and United (-300ER.
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I first flew the 767 back in 1987 with Taiwan's China Airlines 767-200ER. Subsequently with Qantas (-200ER, EVA (-300ER, Delta (-300ER, Japan AL (-300, and United (-300ER.
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Bret
InFlight Video hello I know you try want to New Schedule More ALL. Can you try want to wish to your New Seat 38A or 48A or 25A more Window By the Wings please Done! Thank you.
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InFlight Video hello I know you try want to New Schedule More ALL. Can you try want to wish to your New Seat 38A or 48A or 25A more Window By the Wings please Done! Thank you.
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Raphael
Such a shame to see them go. Fantastic Shots, great camerawork, fantastic Editing and wonderful memories. Well deserved 200th Like: ) Best Regards from Vienna
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Such a shame to see them go. Fantastic Shots, great camerawork, fantastic Editing and wonderful memories. Well deserved 200th Like: ) Best Regards from Vienna
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JSprague24
Whoaaaaaaa, my mom and I did the 5 state challenge out of Boston in 2012 and went to the exact same McDonald's you did in Connecticut at 9: 42.
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Whoaaaaaaa, my mom and I did the 5 state challenge out of Boston in 2012 and went to the exact same McDonald's you did in Connecticut at 9: 42.
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Danilo
Things you don't see very often anymore these days: Widebody airplanes without winglets, Noel without a scraggly beard and people without masks.
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Things you don't see very often anymore these days: Widebody airplanes without winglets, Noel without a scraggly beard and people without masks.
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