Retiring a Qantas 767 (60 minutes)

[ozziecat35]

Pretty cool video. I guess I'm a sucker and agree that airplanes have personalities, etc.

 

[MikeD]

George AFB. Cool!

A few Qantas 747-300s and 400s, and a few 767s have shown up here at MZJ where I am, with only a few remaining here. In fact, in that news story, from :45 to 1:00, it's MZJ being filmed, not VCV. 11:49 is also MZJ.

 

[Finny]

Thanks for sharing such a great video and story! I've always loved the Qantas red-tails

 

[crticalaoa]

Thanks for sharing watching it now. Great so far.

 

[mikecweb]

FO could catch it.

 

[Ajax]

You said 60 minutes, but the video was only 14

Liar

On a serious note, good video. Maybe it's the good editing or maybe I'm just a sappy dork but yes, I can see feeling all airplanes have a personality.

 

[ozziecat35]

George AFB. Cool!

A few Qantas 747-300s and 400s, and a few 767s have shown up here at MZJ where I am, with only a few remaining here. In fact, in that news story, from :45 to 1:00, it's MZJ being filmed, not VCV. 11:49 is also MZJ.

I caught that too, Pinal's unmistakable triangle layout.

 

[skypilot6]

Well worth the time to watch, gives a different perspective on this industry.

 

[dasleben]

The 767 is a great machine. If the 747 here didn't pay significantly more, I probably wouldn't bid off. Good, honest airplane.

 

[Roger Roger]

On a serious note, good video. Maybe it's the good editing or maybe I'm just a sappy dork but yes, I can see feeling all airplanes have a personality.

totes man.
Some you just fall in love with.
Others just never seem to click.
And once in a while you find one that you hate so much you end up loving it.