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South African Airways Airbus A340-600 Landing in CapeTown
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- čas přidán 29. 04. 2020
- After twenty five years this will most probably be my last landing in an SAA aircraft.
It couldn’t have been any better scripted - my favourite city showing off on a beautiful Autumn day, as only she can.
The aircraft, ZS - SNC, one or our beloved Airbus A340-600’s.
On board were one hundred Aussies we flew in from Jozi. On landing in Cape Town they were met by a few hundred more before all winging their way across the ocean to be reunited with their families in Perth.
SAA doing what she does best - no fuss, no fanfare.
What a privilege to have worked with such a wonderful group of guys and girls. Every one of you have touched me deeply.
Godspeed to you all and may your lives be blessed with nothing but tailwinds and good fortune.
Thank you Captain Parsons for your service.
Also a very well penned letter you wrote.
Sad to see experience and skill leave our skies. Makes me very worried to fly and about who comes in next. History in the last 20 years demonstrated you don't need a qualification to get a job or the skill. Our safety was in the hands of experienced and skilled people like you 🙏
A sad day indeed 😢 Thank you for always flying our flag with pride and keeping us safe on our travels.
These men are truly heroes
Well done, just Brilliant.
Stunning video sir.
Sad day in deed 😭. Love you saa
A true professional!
what a journey--!!
I like how the last thing plane says is "retard" (for all those great technical reasons, yes, yes).
hello my friend. which side of the airplane do u recommend sitting on when landing at cape town international airport?
Hi, at this time of the year the wind in generally from the South East. That'll mean if you sit on the right side of the aircraft you'll have he best view of the mountain, city and Table Bay. Have a lovely flight and enjoy the Cape. Regards Phil.
👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽
You look too young to retire.
Even though I don't fly, I always appreciated each and every pilot for getting me safe and sound across continents from SA and back safely.
To see the service corporation that is the cANCer and their hyenas of corrupt politicians destroy Africa's pride and gem of an airline is a disgrace, not only to the pilots who flew these amazing machines (with a decent safety record that rivals many other airlines) for the country that is now in tatters all because of a corrupt elite.
Good luck and godspeed to the SAA pilots past and present!