The film crews and the production people here are different so unfortunately I can't answer your question with precision... I think for the most part our guys are happy filming new and old planes. In 24 years and thousands of flights we've not had anything happen... meanwhile new planes crash too so I think if its your time to go wether you're on an Antonov 24 or something brand new, you're going.. Glad you enjoy their work though :)
Flying into Somalia has to be one of the most treacherous journeys to be undertaken by anybody to date. Watching this vid was quite surreal... Well done guys, I felt like I was on the flight expecting some projectile to hit the plane.
Wow, what a world away from the concrete and asphalt of a Western airport - I was saying, "where is the runway? The pilots are just picking a piece of dirt to land on!" Great navigation in a remote and hostile environment! Well presented.
Serious question for JustPlanes: as seasoned travellers, do you nevertheless still get a little apprehensive when flying on very old planes in Third World countries? Anyway, love the vids!
Well Navaids and in many cases airfields in Africa are less sophisticated in many areas than in the First-world but......Location, I must disagree...I would love to fly around Africa, theres just something about it that gets me :)
Well, actually, operators of the An 24 are not mainly African airlines. Countries whose airlines currently operate this aircraft type are Cambodia, Cuba, Kyrgyzstan, North Korea, Russia, Pakistan, Ukraine Kazakhstan and Somalia. There are indeed several African airlines that operate latest generation aircraft, including those with orders for the B787 Dreamliner. So wake up please and be welcomed into the 21st Century.
this video must have been made several years back because i flew from Bosaso airport two years ago and the Puntland goverment spend $15m building a terminal and proper runway and control tower. Its has slidding doors and water fountain garden now stretching to the sea with palm trees.
The plane itself is not dangerous if flown properly... most of the crashes are due to poor maintenance and pilot error. The reason why so many russian planes crash is that they are very cheap, so African airlines uses them, if B737 was same price, they had the same safety record as russian ones... :-)
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The film crews and the production people here are different so unfortunately I can't answer your question with precision... I think for the most part our guys are happy filming new and old planes. In 24 years and thousands of flights we've not had anything happen... meanwhile new planes crash too so I think if its your time to go wether you're on an Antonov 24 or something brand new, you're going.. Glad you enjoy their work though :)
Soo deep and so dark..
Glad you enjoyed it...a tad different from most routes we cover to say the least... :)
Perfect comment.
Airforceproud95 wrong time
Flying into Somalia has to be one of the most treacherous journeys to be undertaken by anybody to date. Watching this vid was quite surreal... Well done guys, I felt like I was on the flight expecting some projectile to hit the plane.
That was really interesting! I've always wanted to see this type of operation.
Excellent video again. Thanks for posting!
fascinating video!!! Loved it.
thanks for sharing
Super and very interesting video, thanks to share it
this was really intresting to watch, i love seeing these exotic birds fly .
the AN-24 is a good plane, it has to be maintained properly like any other aircraft. I enjoyed the dallo airlines dvd very much.
Very interesting. Thanks!
very nice as always
Really nice video
what a world class airporto ! wallaa!
Wow, what a world away from the concrete and asphalt of a Western airport - I was saying, "where is the runway? The pilots are just picking a piece of dirt to land on!" Great navigation in a remote and hostile environment! Well presented.
wanna see more like this!
love the gps on the yoke . . classic :)
boosaso airport 2016 woow
Serious question for JustPlanes: as seasoned travellers, do you nevertheless still get a little apprehensive when flying on very old planes in Third World countries? Anyway, love the vids!
very true
kool vid, gotta love the old turboprop :/
Well Navaids and in many cases airfields in Africa are less sophisticated in many areas than in the First-world but......Location, I must disagree...I would love to fly around Africa, theres just something about it that gets me :)
Well, actually, operators of the An 24 are not mainly African airlines. Countries whose airlines currently operate this aircraft type are Cambodia, Cuba, Kyrgyzstan, North Korea, Russia, Pakistan, Ukraine Kazakhstan and Somalia. There are indeed several African airlines that operate latest generation aircraft, including those with orders for the B787 Dreamliner. So wake up please and be welcomed into the 21st Century.
yes
Waa maxey rakaab la,aanta waa madhanthy
The Somali Department of Tourism welcomes you!
The Somalians are fluent in almost every language, hence the communication between the Pilot and the TOWER~!
this video must have been made several years back because i flew from Bosaso airport two years ago and the Puntland goverment spend $15m building a terminal and proper runway and control tower. Its has slidding doors and water fountain garden now stretching to the sea with palm trees.
i see you say equipment and location are crappy. you must be SOOOO experienced in aviation related topic.
Was the pilot talking russian with the tower???? :0
Mogadishu Somalia Hanoolato
What year was this?
this is very very old video bosaso airport is way more beautiful now
yes
Najax dhawre how old do you think this video is.
What's the registration number on this bird?
@JustPlanes Do you have B777 video?
How many people onboard?
самим мало ещё и вы
Nice video. The captain looks like he had a shot of vodka before takeoff though... :)
the plane looks like a xian ma-60
Ryko Punzalan xian mac60 devopled from this
Those empty seats tell you something.
old video
The plane itself is not dangerous if flown properly... most of the crashes are due to poor maintenance and pilot error. The reason why so many russian planes crash is that they are very cheap, so African airlines uses them, if B737 was same price, they had the same safety record as russian ones... :-)
bosaso airport hhhhhh its funy...why you call it this airport ?
hhhh now 2016 boosaso airport is the best in Africa
thats a old plane......
wow. Crappy place to fly crappy equipment and nice try with the cabin as well but still a HUGE fail.