Cockpit Full Flight with ATC: Aurigny ATR72, Manchester to Guernsey
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- čas přidán 9. 08. 2018
- Join us as we take a full flight from the cockpit from Manchester to Guernsey, onboard Aurigny ATR72-500 G-COBO operating flight GR671 (AYLINE 71B) on 31 July 2018.
We teamed up with fellow CZcamsr World Aviation HD ( / directorphilip2 ) to make this very special video.
The entire flight is filmed from the flight deck and from the cabin, with external footage of the takeoff by World Aviation HD. We are treated to some stunning views of the entire of England, the English Channel, and topping it off with a beautiful approach and landing into Guernsey. ATC is included for the entire flight.
Many thanks to every single one of you for helping us hit 50,000 subscribers!
PLEASE NOTE: ALL ATC WAS RECORDED FROM THE GROUND. ALL VIDEO FOOTAGE FROM THE FLIGHT DECK WAS SET UP ON THE GROUND BEFORE PUSHBACK AND AFTER ENGINE SHUTDOWN, AND WAS NOT TOUCHED FOR THE DURATION OF THE FLIGHT.
Airline: Aurigny Air Services
Flight: GR671
Aircraft: ATR72-500 G-COBO
From: Manchester (MAN)
To: Guernsey (GCI)
Departure: 09:03
Arrival: 10:10
Flight Time: 1:07
Seat: 4D
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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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That is brilliant picture of an Aurigny atr72
I loved flying thr ATR during my time at Aurigny.. Great aeroplane..
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.
You hit this one right out of the park. Really good job and nice collaboration bringing something quite unique.
Fantastic as always... the flight deck inclusion was a great bonus!
Congrats on this amazing milestone Noel. That FO is very young it looks. Easily around my age. Keep up the good work
Excellent video - brought back good memories of many trips with this excellent airline !
Cockpit views on inflight video ? Never new this was coming? Best video ever 😅
Haha thanks Shane! Hope you enjoyed it!
The pilot who produced the cockpit video removed his video from YT. I assume he got in trouble with Aurigny (The faces were not previously blurred)
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.
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.
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!
Thank you James! You'll be absolutely fine - do you know what type of plane you're on?
Not sure of the actual make but it's the Aer Lingus regional device from dublin to Aberdeen operated by stobart air.
Thanks Noel!
My pleasure!
this is just fantastic, as always. thank you :)
Thanks Toby!
Hey Noel for some reason after watching you for years I have only just come across this video. That’s me doing the safety announcement 😊
Another Awesome Video :) Always enjoy every second
Very entertaining and informative…..thank you
Great work! Seems like it was a most agreeable flight.
Excellent video - Tristan's channel is also really good and offers similar videos of inflight cockpit views. Overall a really great production!
Really great video, thanks for sharing, I really enjoyed!! 👍🏼.
Thank you for watching :)
very good that you got cockpit and ATC keep it up
Fantastic clip
Regards
Dave
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!
Mika I hope the managment team are still as good and the FO hasn't got into any trouble. There's nothing affecting flight safety or privacy here. If anything, i feel it's put Aurigny into good light and promoted them.
It is, and its down to opinion on the management :P - I still love Aurigny no matter who runs it, my first memories of them were on their Shorts 360s :D
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.
Awesome video! You were right, this is really special!
Thank you :) . Hope you enjoyed the flight!
By the way, congrats on 50k subs! #Roadto100k!
OMG YES YES YES YES ATR 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Haha :) . I remember flying on an Air New Zealand / Mount Cook Airlines ATR a few years ago from AKL to PMR :)
inflight Video they're my favorite regional aircraft
Excellent Video. Keep up the great work :)
Thank you! Thanks for watching!
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!!
Perfect and excellent video
Thanks Cyrus!
Great video
I enjoy that,thank you
Thank you, thanks for watching :)
OMG love it
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
To put it in a nutshell, takeoff is always done manually. I haven't heard of any plane taking off on full autopilot. Pilots fly the plane themselves and the time they fly it themselves before switching the plane to autopilot depends on the pilot, the weather conditions etc. In-flight cruise is completely on autopilot, when the plane is equipped as such. Landing is a different story, almost all of the time, approach and the phase upto what is called "final" (when the plane is established on the runway glideslope and fully-configured for landing - gear down, flaps and/or slats in landing position etc) is managed by the plane's computers, at a certain point though, the pilot flying takes over and manually flies the plane and lands it. I have left out quite a few details but this is an "overall" idea of how it all works. By the way, when I say autopilot, it isn't just one button that does it. You can put the plane in auto-climb/descent, have the autopilot just control the throttles etc. But the notion that planes completely do everything on their own is not entirely true. Most pilots still enjoy manual flying.
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Good job, the passenger!
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!
Haha! Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed the video :)
Awesome video😎 what make of sunglasses does he wear?
wow awesome
Thanks David, glad you enjoyed it :)
wow so cool i like the big jet tv RR :)
Extrañamos ya tus vuelos largos :v
Can you do the -600 version?
Absolutely Fantastic Video!!!!!!!!!!😀We will be taking this Flight on the 14thAugust☺Hope the approach is the same over Herm.Beautiful indeed.I know the Aurigny jet does not fly from Manchester.Did they take on a new fleet of Aeroplanes?
Omg I flew to dublin from Manchester on the 31st of July 2018 with are Lingus!!!!! What time was this flight
wow so cool video
Great watching these vids.should try looking ar MKL.
we did a good job
Nice ending with the full ATPCS test!!! I supposed this was the last flight of the day?
instaBlaster...
Great video very well put together. Thanks for the upload
Thank you very much! Thanks for watching :)
Brilliant ❤️ x
Cheers Stephanie :) Hope you enjoyed it!
inflight Video I did thank you
Awesome and good video i really did enjoy this one this is one of the best videos ever and I was wondering is it possible to keep doing videos like this especially in Boeing and Airbus Aircraft's where you filming the cockpit and filming where you are on the plane i think that would be an awesome thing but only if the pilots will allow you to do so.. as they did. and i also like the cameras you used showing the plane and cockpit and your view what an awesome video.. please let me know if you will have more videos like this coming up especially with Boeing and airbus .
The airline decides weather or not you can film in the cockpit. Not the pilots
TrainNutter wow that’s good to know I didn’t know that thanks for the information
Cool
How much did the trip cost?
My likes of the 500th.
Great video! I miss the minimap or at least altitude/speed information... Anyway it is fantastic . Good work!
Did the first officer work at Exeter airport?
Why is the PFD interface keeps changing? Or is just my visuals.
Strange SID that day, never flown a LISTO departure before, only ever KUXEM departures of 23L
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🛫
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?
Check your channel every Friday
Why block the yoke ?
Only 360p?
You are almost walking half of the trip . LOL
What’s with the completely random blurring?.....trying to hide the identities of people’s 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.
Unfortunately I had to use CZcams's automated face blurrer as the airline raised concerns over the fact that (surprise surprise) you see people when you walk through an airport and it was a necessary concession. I'm sorry if it detracts from the video but hope you still enjoyed it.
I need someone to type out what he said before pushback.
At the end it seemed like the engine didn't want to shut down
Engine check
It was an engine check as Mart says - they do a daily check on the engines :)
Oh ok
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.
Quite 🥽
Probably 🍠
Xmas 🍵 0:02
ZONE 🏸
how do you know that pilot
He's probably a subscriber, pilots like planes.
The First Officer has a YT channel called "Pilot Tris". Matt Davis (P3D/XP Streamer)
The First Officer was not previously blurred out and it was previously teamed up with him. Why has this changed?
Did he get in trouble with Aurigny?
I assume so as his video of this was taken down by the First Officer himself
That's a shame as there's nothing affecting safety or privacy there. If anything i feel it's put Aurigny into good light and promoted them!
Show's professionalism in my eye.
oh, look. The blurring has been removed
I was watching the captain flying the plane so that way I would know what to do when I am a pilot
Haha me too :)
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!
nice video but next time cut out the blury bits
I'm sorry I had to apply CZcams blurring to the faces as the airline was concerned that (shock horror) when you walk through an airport you see people's faces, and threatened to have the video removed unless I did that. I'm sorry I know it detracts slightly from the video but it's better to remain on the right side of the airlines.
I understand
you guys are good but when i flew with USBANGLA they were absolute trash man and it was the same plane
A lot of face covering when we've already seen his face
LOL 666 LIKES
That’s not how you pronounce it !
The guy looks kind of nervous during takeoff.... Doesn't do a lot to stop stop my nerves about flying....