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it's a goody aye, love his stuff, watched that this morning.

I watched this yesterday. Quality video. Watched it a few times to make sure I'm flying the A320 neo correctly.
He must have friends in high places (excuse the pun) to be able to get access to the cockpit.

Great link thanks Aharon, like the other guys said ..quality stuff from that guy.

Thanks all Funny thing is that 2 years before this video, I flew that exactly same route on FSX using A320 using same runway approach method and created 50 screenshots out of that flight but have NOT yet published it. Surprised me that this video is eerily preciosu same as my screenshots made 2 years ago

Regards,

Aharon

As a follow-up, I saw this ... Stuff Article

Some may remember a certain NZFF-ers jump-seat ride on that same approach in an AirNZ 733 a few years back

ahhh ... those were the less paranoid days
https://nzff.org/viewtopic.php?p=8270803

deeknow wrote: ahhh ... those were the less paranoid days viewtopic.php?p=8270803

Weird coincidence and same photos as video!!

In your old post dated year 2010, I clicked on the link to take me to read your comprehensive report on your jump seat ride experience but your website announces that the report does not exist. Please advise??

Regards,

Aharon

Those of you may be interested pre covid I spent a bit of time in the jumpseat of the Dash 8 with a mate of mine who was the captain

You can see my videos on my channel link below there's various other car stuff and a few old P3d Sim clips also

https://youtube.com/@terryhodges8903

Nice one Terry, defo gonna watch those, see you have some sim vids there too

PS Aharon, found a copy of that B733 jumpseat post in the good old wayback machine
https://web.archive.org/web/20110912021 ... aland-737/

deeknow wrote: pS Aharon, found a copy of that B733 jumpseat post in the good old wayback machine
https://web.archive.org/web/20110912021 ... aland-737/

doh duh doh duh doh why didn't I think of the web.archieve.org websit trick!!!

Thanks for great report. I enjoyed it very much. I chuckled over the words "pilots spotted 737 size hole and flew through the hole in the clouds for sake of passenger comfort.

Regards,

Aharon