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Webfact is a real person? Anyways, thanks for the post!

yes I am - visit my profile....

For some reason I'm reading your reply in a robotic voice mate biggrin.png

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Posted

Nice!

By the way, I think in the translations it's wrong speed, not 210 KM/h, but should be 210 Knots (388Km/h) or not?

in the panel is says 210 KT (for knots)

Posted

Thanks for sharing this vid. LH is one of the better airlines.

Just wondering why at 9:25 number 1 engine reverser isn't deployed.

Posted

Great Video.

Hope I don't grow out of the childlike fascination that still kicks in when watching massive aircraft like the A380.

Thanks for the upload.

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Thanks for sharing this vid. LH is one of the better airlines.

Just wondering why at 9:25 number 1 engine reverser isn't deployed.

Hi,

No reverse on either outboard engine on the A380 aircraft.

Posted

Thanks for sharing this vid. LH is one of the better airlines.

Just wondering why at 9:25 number 1 engine reverser isn't deployed.

Hi,

No reverse on either outboard engine on the A380 aircraft.

Ah...learn something new. Strange though for the largest civil transport plane that they have opted for no outboard reversers.

But I am sure the designers would have done their homework and decided so. Thanks.

Posted

Thanks for sharing this vid. LH is one of the better airlines.

Just wondering why at 9:25 number 1 engine reverser isn't deployed.

Hi,

No reverse on either outboard engine on the A380 aircraft.

Ah...learn something new. Strange though for the largest civil transport plane that they have opted for no outboard reversers.

But I am sure the designers would have done their homework and decided so. Thanks.

The A380 has a wing span of 79.75 m, and ideally should operate from 60 m wide runways. Many recently constructed airports (eg Changi, Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Incheon) have 60 m runways, and many older airports widened their existing 45 m runways to 60 m to handle the A380 and other long wing span aircraft.

Airbus realised that some airports would not have 60 m runways, so designed the A380 with reversers on the 2 inboard engines only. On a 45 m runway the reversers on outboard engines could overhang the sealed area and raise dust and small stones etc and be ingested in the engines causing expensive damage.

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Posted

Thanks for sharing this vid. LH is one of the better airlines.

Just wondering why at 9:25 number 1 engine reverser isn't deployed.

Hi,

No reverse on either outboard engine on the A380 aircraft.

Ah...learn something new. Strange though for the largest civil transport plane that they have opted for no outboard reversers.

But I am sure the designers would have done their homework and decided so. Thanks.

The A380 has a wing span of 79.75 m, and ideally should operate from 60 m wide runways. Many recently constructed airports (eg Changi, Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Incheon) have 60 m runways, and many older airports widened their existing 45 m runways to 60 m to handle the A380 and other long wing span aircraft.

Airbus realised that some airports would not have 60 m runways, so designed the A380 with reversers on the 2 inboard engines only. On a 45 m runway the reversers on outboard engines could overhang the sealed area and raise dust and small stones etc and be ingested in the engines causing expensive damage.

Logical and plausible explanation.

Posted

great video, good quality aswell.

if it was Thai???? coffee1.gif

It will be lady boys dressed as Hitler flying the plane.

Then they will start bombing the city while giving the Nazi salute. All in the name of Thainessbiggrin.png

Posted (edited)

Turbulence always s***s me up. My life’s mortality.
The problem is when you have to fly back to Europe. Too much wind.

Give them a pay rise.

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