TOKYO NARITA | BOEING 777 LANDING 4K
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@Kun0ichi 7 years ago
This is so calming... I have pretty bad anxiety when it comes to landing, so seeing it from this angle helps a lot. Thank you for sharing!
@bravoraptor869 7 years ago
I remember flying into Narita a couple of years ago, and the nostalgia was real in this video.
@Ayoubyouseef 1 year ago
What a gourgose video! As a one who eager to be a plane and dreaming to be a pilot, I'm really appreciate to share the pilot's view. Thanks to all videos could extensively expand my perspectives of aviations and one step ahead on my dream. Have a safe flight!
@psydwaindah 3 years ago (edited)
If you're landing in Narita, Japan for the first time, I recommend you take the Keisei line into Tokyo. It'll blow your mind just how big the city is. That was my first view of the city way back in 89 when I first came here and I just couldn't believe how built up it was..Literally a sea of high rise building that stretch as far as the eye can see...
I ended up working at Narita airport for a few years. My Japanese wife also worked there, and now our son has just graduated from aviation school and is working at Tokyo's other big airport, Haneda, in aircraft maintenance for Japan Airlines. We live near Narita airport now. Close enough to smell the burning rubber of tires and hear the constant roar of Jet engines....I love Narita Airport. It has such a crazy history. It used to look like a gulag back in the 90's...surrounded by riot police and barbed wire. It still has that Stalag 13 feel about it in places but nothing as intense as it used to have back in the day...There's a little local shrine right smack in the middle of runway 34R and you can see it in this clip at 6:57. Probaly connected to the farm that refused to move, so they built the airport around them. There are also cherry tree there that are protected and other things that make Narita one of the weirdest airports in the world.
Also for any old veteran pilots who used to fly into Narita back in the 90's you will probably remember the infamous watering hole in front of the ANA hotel..."The Trailer"....It was a crazy little dive where many of us local expats and many aircrew would go and get hammered...Lot's of fights, a few broken noses, a lot of sleaze and a few good friendships made...Well that place is gone now...The new build back better Narita has dispensed with many of the notorious places and gone woke, sterile and NWO...I miss the old days when Narita was like a truck stop for pilots.....I met aircrew there that I subsequently met on flights overseas by pure chance. I met one United airlines attendant I was friends with on a flight to Bankok so I was immediately lavished with VIP treatment LOL and had half the bar dumped in my lap as well as a free ride on the crew bus into the city...Narita was like that...because it's about an hour outside Tokyo, many flight crews just hang out there and they quickly find that there is a sizable community of foreigners who live and work there...Party time!!
Anyway.....
The farmhouse is the reason why runway 34R is so short. The great thing about that shrine is that
A: Most people don't know it's there so it never gets crowds of people and
B: Anyone can go there. You're basically as close to the runway as you can get yet still amazingly NOT inside the airport! It's a little pocket of outside that goes right up next to the runway; accessed by a public road that allows you to drive up and park your car under the planes as they land...It's bizarre. I go there a lot...It's got metal fences all around it though which seriously block the view, but when the planes come in they're right on top of you; just seconds from touching down....
I ended up working at Narita airport for a few years. My Japanese wife also worked there, and now our son has just graduated from aviation school and is working at Tokyo's other big airport, Haneda, in aircraft maintenance for Japan Airlines. We live near Narita airport now. Close enough to smell the burning rubber of tires and hear the constant roar of Jet engines....I love Narita Airport. It has such a crazy history. It used to look like a gulag back in the 90's...surrounded by riot police and barbed wire. It still has that Stalag 13 feel about it in places but nothing as intense as it used to have back in the day...There's a little local shrine right smack in the middle of runway 34R and you can see it in this clip at 6:57. Probaly connected to the farm that refused to move, so they built the airport around them. There are also cherry tree there that are protected and other things that make Narita one of the weirdest airports in the world.
Also for any old veteran pilots who used to fly into Narita back in the 90's you will probably remember the infamous watering hole in front of the ANA hotel..."The Trailer"....It was a crazy little dive where many of us local expats and many aircrew would go and get hammered...Lot's of fights, a few broken noses, a lot of sleaze and a few good friendships made...Well that place is gone now...The new build back better Narita has dispensed with many of the notorious places and gone woke, sterile and NWO...I miss the old days when Narita was like a truck stop for pilots.....I met aircrew there that I subsequently met on flights overseas by pure chance. I met one United airlines attendant I was friends with on a flight to Bankok so I was immediately lavished with VIP treatment LOL and had half the bar dumped in my lap as well as a free ride on the crew bus into the city...Narita was like that...because it's about an hour outside Tokyo, many flight crews just hang out there and they quickly find that there is a sizable community of foreigners who live and work there...Party time!!
Anyway.....
The farmhouse is the reason why runway 34R is so short. The great thing about that shrine is that
A: Most people don't know it's there so it never gets crowds of people and
B: Anyone can go there. You're basically as close to the runway as you can get yet still amazingly NOT inside the airport! It's a little pocket of outside that goes right up next to the runway; accessed by a public road that allows you to drive up and park your car under the planes as they land...It's bizarre. I go there a lot...It's got metal fences all around it though which seriously block the view, but when the planes come in they're right on top of you; just seconds from touching down....
@Leonardo_Di_Ser 7 years ago (edited)
The ATC accent it so strong I imagine it does sound clear compared with China
TOKYO NARITA | BOEING 777 LANDING 4K
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それほどたくさん飛んでいるんですね。お疲れ様です。