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Ahh the good old days, here in 2024

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The A340 is under powered!

When Malta 🇲🇹 was great ! Now it’s the Yemen of the Mediterranean

Rr trent 700 engine

noisy, polluting 4 engined old A340 that has no privacy, even in 1stclass. what a shame for Lufthansa

The weather must have been hot or humid

2:20

Still enjoy watching this video I miss the a340-500

What type of engine?

SIN Changi airport

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a330s with pw4000s. I love them!

Nice

Back when Runway 7L/25R was still under construction 2:27

1:45:13, damn a345 parked next to an a346, something we may never see in the future

Uhhh, no. That was only about 55 seconds from max thrust to rotation. I have sat through 72 second take-off runs in a 744 from Sydney to LAX in December, where the temperature was over 40C. Runway 34R in Sydney is 3900m and there is not a lot left at rotation.

Shame they are discontinuing the A340 sadly the unluckiest plane in history

Thanks for our record at the archive. Need to getting on important views in the history. Great flight in the sky between Singapore & North America via Transpolar.

Now they do this route with the a350

Captain tell them about the radar you use ,not a globe 🌎

One of the most stupid video.

NO. depending on the runway, a 40 to 45 sec roll is common.

Thanks for this amazing view!

You know for a fictional double decker plane it sure is attractive I’ll bet it could be duplicated in real life.

To LAX or SFO?

เทคออฟอาไร😍👹👹👹เปิดเรยงมมืดเดิน😍😋

they call to the temple over p.a. immediately after take-off.

They should make 6000m x 60m runways 😎

Such a slow ascent :D

Now it flies the A350-900 with 67 business class (1-2-1) and 94 premium economy class (2-4-2). Way lighter than the previously retired A340-500.

A340-500... The real deal 😊 and if I am not mistaken, these were the top of the line with Glass Cockpits ( Plasma displays custom made by Pioneer using Kuro Technology and a lot of extra oxygen bottles for flying over the Himalayas or also flying over the South Pacific and Antarctica ( Aerolineas Argentinas from Buenos Aires EZE to Auckland, NZ or even Sydney, AU ).. These were truly the Rolls Royces in the sky. Not even the Boeings 777-200 LR could match the A340-500 I heard that the last A340-500 still flying is owned by Azerbaijan Airlines. What a pity. Such a fabulous aircraft and most have been scrapped. No wonder why most economies worldwide are sinking because for just a few extra million dollars in benefits, some airlines prefer to literally shred magnificent airliners which sometimes cost a little less than half a billion bucks ( i.e. the many A380s which have been scrapped, shame on the management of those airlines )

When we were getting ready to land the first time, I will never forget the totally beautiful sight I was seeing it was unbelieveable, couldn't believe it!!! They say, the first time you land there you never forget the sight from air.....

That was an intense touchdown at SXM

That was an intense touchdown at SXM

Let's take off derated 2 minutes later... The is boring go to max thrust

I love Singapore my fevoerite country

Beautiful travel thanks

Would love to know how many tons of fuel did the craft carry at the start of the journey?

mmm, YT recommends this after 12yrs.

MH370 be like

I love flying in Japan because it’s so reassuring to see the ground crew bow and wave as the aircraft departs. I don’t think anyone can match the service and hospitality of Japan. Sorry SQ and Changi, you are good but not the best IMO.

👍👍👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧

RR jet sound soft n comfort.. great vid..

This is similar than Virgin Atlantic Airbus a340

What was that

Take-off from "Don muang" right????

Air Tahiti nui Airbus a340

The aircraft used Changi runway 20R for take off. I counted the side taxiways and utility roads after the plane started to roll and it rotated near the 7th side lane. When you check this runway on Google Map's satellite image, this side lane is approximately 3/4 the distance from start of 20R runway. So, if this runway is 4000m long as mentioned in the comment below, then the plane used nearly 3000m of runway and there was still a 1000m (1/4) left until the end of runway. :D

it’s so humid that the plane window started steaming