A380 Crosswind Certification Video

I'm not exactly familiar with icelandic, so I couldn't comment on the
language.
karl gruber wrote:
But I doubt they speak Icelandic in Brazil!!


wrote in message
ups.com...
I remember hearing that the 777 tests were done at some airport in
Brazil, where the winds are known for giving x-winds like this
consistently, but I honestly don't know about the credibility of that
source or whether there were other tests done elsewhere.
karl gruber wrote:
Looks like BIKF

KG
"john smith" wrote in message
...
Looks like the same place they did the 777 tests.
Anyone know where this was shot?

How is your Danish?
(Good with coffee. And yours? ;-)) )

wrote:

I'm not exactly familiar with icelandic, so I couldn't comment on the
language.
karl gruber wrote:


But I doubt they speak Icelandic in Brazil!!


wrote in message
roups.com...


I remember hearing that the 777 tests were done at some airport in
Brazil, where the winds are known for giving x-winds like this
consistently, but I honestly don't know about the credibility of that
source or whether there were other tests done elsewhere.
karl gruber wrote:


Looks like BIKF

KG
"john smith" wrote in message
...


Looks like the same place they did the 777 tests.
Anyone know where this was shot?

On 22 Dec 2006 19:57:18 -0800, Jay Honeck wrote:

For more, go to youtube.com, and search with "crosswind" or "crosswind
landing" for a great selection of short films.

No need for YouTube and their incessant commercials and spambots.

You sure have no idea how to either block ads or how to finance a website.

Just
go to our website and enjoy over 300 commercial-free aviation videos,
all available for FREE download:

hmm, why do you spamvertise this site? Because your bandwidth is for free
(read: paid for by others)?

and I don't want to bring back your potential copyright problems. You are
aware of it and you can never say that you haven't been warned (no Mr.
Judge, I had absolutely no idea that copyright also applies on the 'net).

#m
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wrote:
I'm not exactly familiar with icelandic, so I couldn't comment on the
language.
karl gruber wrote:
But I doubt they speak Icelandic in Brazil!!


wrote in message
ups.com...
I remember hearing that the 777 tests were done at some airport in
Brazil, where the winds are known for giving x-winds like this
consistently, but I honestly don't know about the credibility of that
source or whether there were other tests done elsewhere.
karl gruber wrote:
Looks like BIKF

KG
"john smith" wrote in message
...
Looks like the same place they did the 777 tests.
Anyone know where this was shot?

The mbl.is sign at the end shows that this was shot at Keflavik
airport, BIKF, in Iceland and in a 35-45 kt crosswind, the ideal
situation for the test in question.
The 777 was crosswind tested at BIKF as well.
And yes, the language in the shot is Icelandic and it was a news story
on the Mbl.is website.

john smith wrote:
How is your Danish?
(Good with coffee. And yours? ;-)) )


I do not know how Danish could possibly help here, Icelandic is
completely unitelligible to speakers of that language.

Just
go to our website and enjoy over 300 commercial-free aviation videos,
all available for FREE download:

hmm, why do you spamvertise this site? Because your bandwidth is for free
(read: paid for by others)?

You're such an idiot, Martin, er, sorry, Merry Christmas!

Of course I tell pilots about the page, you moron, er, sorry, Merry
Christmas! Everyone here knows that the bandwidth for the videos is
provided, free of charge, by this group's own Jav Henderson, and I
simply provide the springboard for it.

Airmen on this group deserve to know that they don't have to subject
themselves to incessant ads (as in YouTube, and many others) in order
to view excellent aviation videos. It's a service that -- because we
DON'T advertise it -- needs to be announced here once in a while.

Merry Christmas!
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

So, where's the prize?

KG
wrote in message
ups.com...

wrote:
I'm not exactly familiar with icelandic, so I couldn't comment on the
language.
karl gruber wrote:
But I doubt they speak Icelandic in Brazil!!


wrote in message
ups.com...
I remember hearing that the 777 tests were done at some airport in
Brazil, where the winds are known for giving x-winds like this
consistently, but I honestly don't know about the credibility of that
source or whether there were other tests done elsewhere.
karl gruber wrote:
Looks like BIKF

KG
"john smith" wrote in message
...
Looks like the same place they did the 777 tests.
Anyone know where this was shot?

The mbl.is sign at the end shows that this was shot at Keflavik
airport, BIKF, in Iceland and in a 35-45 kt crosswind, the ideal
situation for the test in question.
The 777 was crosswind tested at BIKF as well.
And yes, the language in the shot is Icelandic and it was a news story
on the Mbl.is website.

On 2006-12-23, Mxsmanic wrote:
This is indeed by far the best collection I've seen on the Net, and
it's all the more amazing that it's free (since hardly anything
worthwhile is free any more these days on the Net).

Hey, my videos are also available for free. Not quite as extensive as
Jay's though, but I also got the fun of shooting them too.

http://www.alioth.net/Video - MP4 format, get VLC from
http://www.videolan.org (also free and a VERY good video player) if you
don't have an MP4 player.

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Jay Honeck wrote:
You're such an idiot, Martin, er, sorry, Merry Christmas!

Of course I tell pilots about the page, you moron, er, sorry, Merry
Christmas!

LOL... Jay H, RAP's own "Subliminal Man"

according to the file name, it's in iceland (or Island as they spell it
there), making that Keflavik airport. I pride myself on having lived in
Reykjavik for a year when i was 6

john smith wrote:
Looks like the same place they did the 777 tests.
Anyone know where this was shot?