WHY do the WINGTIPS fold and WHAT are the BENEFITS?! Explained by CAPTAIN JOE
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A Folding Wingtip?! Is it safe? 777X wing explained. WHY and HOW?! | by Captain Joe
Dear friends and followers welcome back to my channel and lovely greetings from the Cargolux maintenance hangar, in the background the beautiful 747 - but we are not going to looking at 747 today, instead we’ll talk about the plane which is most likely going revolutionize aviation industry, the brand new Boeing 777 X specifically focusing on the foldable wingtips!
To be fair this isn’t the first time we have seen this in aviation, foldable wings and wingtips are very common among fighter jets to make more space on aircraft carriers but she will be the first commercial plane able to fold her wingtips. We'll be focusing on how does it work, what the pilots have to do to, is it safe and reliable, and more importantly, why is it suddenly a new feature on today’s passenger aircraft?
Let's fold away and let's get started!
I'm sure many of you have seen the recent take-off and landing of Boeings new triple 777X at Paine field in Everett. Essentially, it’s the latest model of the triple 777, set to replace the classic triple seven which has been around since 1994, whilst competing with Airbus’ equivalent aircraft, the A350-900 and 1000.
Visually there are a number of big changes we are seeing on this aircraft and besides those absolutely humongous engines, the other significant difference are the foldable wingtips.
At the tip of these gigantic 777x carbon fibre wings, we find the folding wingtip. Once the aircraft is powered up the hydraulic actuators are able to rotate the tip from the taxi position to the inflight position. Once the wingtips are in place they are locked in by an electrical locking mechanism which holds the tips in place during flight.
Now, this is just an assumption of mine but from a technical standpoint, I'm pretty sure that the electrical lock is connected to the "wheels on ground sensor", meaning the wingtips can not fold upwards during flight and secondly no electrical power is needed to hold them in place in case there is some kind of electrical power loss in flight. And a similar principle for the hydraulic actuator, you need hydraulic pressure to fold it upwards and little to no pressure to keep them extended in case of a hydraulic issue. Compare it to the landing gear, hydraulic pressure to keep it up, but no pressure needed to extend it, making the system independent.
Also the leading edge of the foldable wingtip is electrically heated to prevent ice from accumulating and is turned on with the wing anti-ice switch on the overhead panel.
So what's new for the pilots.
Well, there will be a new switch added to the overhead panel and a little animation of the wingtips will be shown on the upper EICAS display.
So as the pilot's taxi towards the holding point, being clear of any obstacles, they place the Wingtip switch from folded to extended.
This action is then cross-checked on the EICAS displaying the tips in transit, from folded to extended, whilst lining up on the runway.
Now the master warning will go off and the "Take-Off configuration“- warning will be displayed in red if the pilots advance the thurst levers for take-off whilst the wingtips are still in transit. It's the same warning you would get in case of incorrect take-off flap setting for example.
Upon landing, the wingtips automatically fold upwards once the groundspeed is less then 50kts. Should there be a malfunction during the folding procedure it will be relayed to the pilots via the master caution light and audible tone.
Thank you very much for your time! I hope you enjoy this video!
Wishing you all the best!
Your "Captain" Joe
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A good pilot never stops learning, and our good Captain Joe never stops teaching! Thanks as always for all the awesome videos.
James Skifter You learn something new everyday.
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@@DukeAshvin its Joe not jo
Masaallah,nice comments ♥️🇮🇳🇮🇳
I 100% agree with your comment, James your knowing something everyday, God bless you!
737 to 777x: Oh I see you have winglets now too! 777x: *unfolds wingtips* 737: ...
😂😂😂😂😂
A320: :v
Normal 777-200LX:well then. I guess I’m history now
lol
787-10: Why was I made? 😂
"Its still a Boeing at the end of the day" - Captain Joe 2020.
With everything Boing has currently going on this sounds promising.
This better work :)
Thay killed me4😂
I knew someone will say this in the comment hahaha lol
"Its still a Boeing at the end of the day". Just like the 737 Max!
7:10 “it’s not all doom and gloom for the airlines now” COVID-19: say wot mate?
I read this at the same time he said it
Wolf 3100 as did I... strange how it usually happens to everyone at the same time
Captain Joe uploads a new video. Me: One step closer to be a pilot.
good luck
Natalia Edges you will love flight sims (flight simulators)
Natalia Edges don’t think like that !! I’m sure you’re able to do it and in the money case, it can a be a tiny pressure for you and you’ll do your best to reach your dream ! ( try to start investigating money and you’ll give your parent’s money back after being a pilot)😉
Natalia Edges you cam always take a loan at your lokal bank. Talk to them. There are also some flight schools run by companies (like the european flight academy, you can get your education financed by Lufthansa) that will finance your education if you work for them. So don’t let go of that dream! You got this
Natalia Edges I’m at the same situation as you but I’m 18 the key is to set small goals and be focused on what you want no matter the circumstances and for the money thing just save up from your part time job and then take a loan (it’s an avoidable )
When he use his hand to indicate "3" it gives me a reminder from that bar scene in Inglorious Bastards
That’s four fingers though in inglorious bastards 😉
@@flywithcaptainjoe it's three!! I can remember Fassbender saying "drei Gläser". Great video by the way :)
@@flywithcaptainjoe Also, it's "Inglourious Basterds" (sic!) ;D
Actually, Western Europeans would have interpreted the gesture as four glasses since they use the thumb as the first counting finger, and would have assumed it was included with the other three. :D
@@slother932 As a western european; no. He's not sticking his thumb out, so it's three.
Boeing: So we just made a new Boeing........ Emirates: Here’s all the money we’ve made in five years.
Yeah Emirates in making so much money in a month
Like a 300,000,000 million
Tru
@@sherukhan3244 that's more money than there is on earth
5:33 Imagine how effing scary that would be
The poor pilots on that plane felt the brunt of that force
Sounds like Joe can’t wait to get his hands on those wing tips! 😝
I don't think will anytime soon cuz that is a passenger plane he is a cargo pilot
@@lynxgaming8442 you do have a point
@@lynxgaming8442 i Mean he's certified as an Airline pilot.
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“Lock S-foils in attack position”, should be on the check list for take off now
Derek N I hope this is the case
That would be NOICE
Boeing: Our airplanes are reliable and low possibility of any failure. 737 Max: Hello dad!
Damn you should be a comedian
I Mean theyre fixing em but still made me die by laughing when you Said that.
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@@TUIfly_simpilot Plot Twist I'm a Boeing rated Trainee Pilot. 🌚
EMIRATES in one week : hmmmmmm i think 115 arent enough lets order 200 more
@@drizjedmundo1579 why
@@drizjedmundo1579 WTF Is that trash?
@@drizjedmundo1579 that's worse than MCAS
Magnificent! After Captain Joe explained the advantages of the 777X over the a350 I can see why Emirates would make sixth am order, plus like Joe said, "this is BOEING!" C:
@@realestateunplugged6129 but all in all I think those foldable wingtips are overhyped
7:45 It looks just wrong :D But you can really see the difference in size
Trigonix ZeNW airbus be like WE NEED TO GO BIGGER
Rakesh Nellekeri it’s 747-8 not 747Max8
What's the idea behind the different sizes of the engines?
Tilo González It’s just for testing
@@samwegner1440 He was probably referring to the 737 Max 8
"It is still a Boeing at the end of the day" has got to be in running for the quote of the year 😂
@@baremetalmachine933 Wait... What? Definition of slander (Entry 2 of 2) 1 : the utterance of false charges or misrepresentations which defame and damage another's reputation -Websters Dictionary: www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/slander And then you say "Bring Data"... three outcomes I see in this. Scenario 1: Data is brought in which you will be unable to refute, accurate or otherwise. Leaving you slandering someone, AND providing their proof. Scenario 2: Data is brought in reflecting positively towards Boeing, and you would have just called them a liar, leaving you slandering Boeing Scenario 3: Data is brought that reflects negatively against Boeing, but is proven accurate... Leaving you slandering the poster with an accusation of slander... SERIOUSLY? LMAO. Hang on, I got a pistol you can borrow to trim your toe-nails
@@baremetalmachine933 watch the video for context. I don't actually remember, but I assure you that it is not slander
7:44 not "trust me" ...but "Thrust me" :D
Hol up
Hol up
This background looks very inspiring for flying
Would be even cooler if that plane instead was a very futuristic jet.
At the start I thought it was a green screen
@@xaifer2485 ???whaattt???
@@xaifer2485 same... it doesn't look real. i think it's the lighting
the 777x has droop wings droop wings the wings would droop
lol
That's not very reassuring 🙄
@@RhapsodyOfJoy It's a meme from an early YT video talking about the Concorde's "droop snoot".
@@johnnyboythepilot4098 Ah! Thank you for the clarification
The wing drooped
I always enjoy your posts. Thank you for the effort to make them!
Love your videos and your enthusiasm in sharing your knowledge base in ways that us who aren't able to pilot yet are able to understand and appreciate!
Thanks for including the Grumman TBF Avenger. My father flew these during WW II. It has been a while since I have seen one at an air show. They are an awesome single engine plane.
You always smile on the lets get started phrase, keep it
he is laughing actually though
Yeah it's contagious, I enjoy it.
I love Captain Joe. The videos are so education and such insightful especially for aviation enthusiasts like me. Personally, I love the classic 777 or the ones BA currently have. They are so nice, comfortable and smooth in my experience. It will always have a special place in my heart.
Since I started watching your videos, my fear of flying has dramatically decreased. Now I watch and listen and I can say yup the gear is going down. Keep making great videos.
Captain Joe Squad!
Most important considerations for modern day CEO: #1 SAFETY #2 Fuel Efficiency #3 Passenger Capacity #4 Range
luckyrocks1 you forgot his own salary at #1
And the bribes for allowing Boeing to be the biggest mass killer and go unpunished at number 1 also
@@macbook802 Is boeing the biggest "mass killer"?
@@volundrfrey896 I wouldn't fly on one without a parachute
@@macbook802 yeah good luck getting the doors open in flight to use said chute if you needed it.
Imagine being the first guy to fly a new type? That must be a great feeling. Bringing a new bird into the air for the first time. Excellent video as always Joe, keep the blue side up.
More like hoping it wouldn't go wrong
Eres un brillante contador de historias, gracias por compartir tus conocimientos con nosotros los amantes / amateurs de la aviación. Felicitaciones. Chao.
If the wing tips don’t extend, passsngers with the cheapest seats have to climb out and push them down!🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣PLEASE PEACE OUT🤣🤣🤣🤣
You've been watching Hot Shots, haven't you?
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I would pay more money to be allowed to go out and do that
Ouch... hahaha
We build these in Everett, WA. And I get to move them with giant tractors. Love my job.
Nice job! She’s beautiful!
I had a private tour of the Everett widebody production line 25+ years ago. It blew me away just how bloody huge it is (that's obvious really, but to get to see it was unforgettable).
@@georgeprout42 I saw it back in 2015. It wasn't a private tour, but it was indeed impressive. Largest building in the world, by volume.
Tell me about the Max Tony.. talk to me
@@islandcactus1508 well the max has been having issues.. obviously 🤣. We've heard conflicting reports about when it's going to be back operational. Unfortunately we actually dont make the 737, that is manufactured in Renton WA, at our other factory. We make the 747, 777, 767 and 787 here in Everett. So we are kinda out of the loop
Interesting that you included a clip of the Airbus clipping the tail of a CRJ at time 5:33 in this video. The CRJ in that clip belonged to Delta regional partner Comair. I worked for Comair during that time and remember the incident very well. The entire vertical stabilizer became twisted and had to be replaced. There were passengers aboard the CRJ at the time. Fortunately, they were just pulling into the gate and everyone was still belted in so there were no injuries.
Cptn Joe-- first off, love your choice of background. Then-- very nice weaving of the tech and history plus the whys and resulting conditions. Basically what I have come to enjoy about your efforts. Your visual labors are well appreciated.
I'm happy for you getting on with Cargolux. That should extend the amount of time you'll be able to fly the -8F. If you ever fly to PHX give me a heads up & i'll watch for a wing wave!😆👍 Take care Joe.
I love 777 especially this one. Great video Captain Joe!
C.J., your videos are endlessly fascinating, mammothly informative, and marvelous! Dankeschön!
The Knight Rider reference made me smile. Stay awesome Joe!
It's still a Boeing at the end of the day!
@Ganda Gandara dc planes intensifies
@Ganda Gandara WOW. 1 flaw in one type of aircraft.. Boeing is still a damn good company. Fuck off will you
Airbus never got this kind of bad publicity from airbus crashes from design flaws.
Ben Ghazi - Airbus is a socialist program, you don't call socialism greed? I do, it's a "do good" front for theft. And I'm glad you admit Airbus has made design flaws that led deaths, but my point stands that they never got such a rubbish media outlast like Boeing has.
Oh they did. To the extent that the media at the time made such a thing possible. Air France Flight 296 crashed in 1988. No social media, no 24 hour news coverage, the internet in the earliest stages of public use. I remember one American documentary in-particular which opened with "This is the most advanced passenger aircraft in the world, flown by a computer." upon which they promptly show it flying into the trees. Also the conspiracy theories that the black boxes were swapped after the crash, etc. The A300 came under pretty damn intense scrutiny after American Airlines Flight 587 crashed as well, that led to a big spike of "If it ain't Boeing, I ain't going." responses. Had that happened just a few years later, it would have been far more intense as well (though it ultimately turned out the tail had, in fact, exceeded it's maximum load limit).
This is the first Captain Joe video I have seen, thanks for all the information. I am a bit confused why the channel isn’t called First Officer Joe though... Keep up the informative videos!
Love hearing perspectives from real pilots. Thanks for the video
Joe, great background! Nice change from the whiteboard, that's for sure. More of these, pretty please.
The boeing 777x is absolutely beautiful
Nice one Captain Joe a Knight Rider reference.
Best video you have produced yet Mentor Joe!
love your program...love flying! have flown in a buckeye and the Concorde!
Please do a video on parking stands and how pilots use the visual lighting system to park.
Make a video on how travel airlines take precautions on virus protection or what are the medical support provided by airline companies and stuff just a recommmendation
It is circulating now in social media that Air Traffic Controller will not give China Airlines the Clear to Land in the Philippines unless their Plane nose having a dust mask....
M. Villanueva Jr. 😂
M. Villanueva Jr. Hahahaha
Slight related: a few years ago I flew back from Sao Paolo to London with LATAM and before taxiing two flight attendants ( one in each aisle) walked from the back to the front spraying insecticide in the air. This was for mosquitoes and other insects not viruses though.
yes
Informative and comprehensive. Kudos! How I wish I subscribed in your channel long ago. I don't fly often, because of limited budget and most of my flights are work related. But subscribing in your channel had me a feeling of flying almost everyday. Thank you and God bless. 🙏🛫
Great breakthrough and nicely explained. Well done !!
7:40 am I the only one laughing at the size difference of the engine
me too
Thanks for the overview of how they work, was waiting to learn about that. The last remaining question for me is how does the aircraft behave if the wingtips fold up in flight, or even worse, if only one wingtip folds up in flight?
Thank you for providing us with this information
Captain Joe thanks for sharing your knowledge
7:00 on the 777 the fuel tanks don't even reach the ailerons. They only go approximately as far outboard as the spoilers
Hi Captain Joe! I wonder how do helicopters approach the Airports for Landing or even Taking off. hope ya could also make a vid for it
Aljaz Novak 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I've seen them at an altitude of about 6 foot, taxiing with the other (GA) traffic. Obviously they don't need the length of the runway, but they follow it as well as having a much higher rate of climb. Makes ATC a lot easier when everyone does the same thing. For landing, I've seen them come in again to 6 foot or so, following the runway and taxiway just like anyone else would. This was a small aerodrome. And I've just found a thread where someone was reminiscing about being in an LHR taxiway queue consisting of a 747, A380, him in a helicopter, then a 737 behind... Would be fun to see a video on this 😉
@Aljaz Novak Ofcourse they should still follow rules right? dont comment when you suckk mate
Helicopters do not approach airports vertically, or take off vertically, even though they are capable of doing so. They are flown with significant forward speed, just as fixed-wing aircraft do, following similar glide and departure slopes, so that they fit in with the other air traffic.
@@mak-nic4906 someone's a bit aggro. Take a joke. R/woooosh
They keeped this test plane at my station for over a month. Was awesome to see this aircraft from ground level, the engines are absolutely massive.
As always Captain Joe, well articulated.
3:19 I really want to turn that switch 😂
Same
I fell in love with this aircraft when I saw it taking off It is like slim deer flying in air
Thanks for the informative video, Captain Joe!
Great video Captain J ! As always, Interesting, informative and well executed. Thank You ! Lets all hope this newly applied technology has minor and easily fixed "teething" problems. Always a pleasure hearing from an experienced and informed professional.
@2:31 Greetings from Turkey Captain 😊 As bayraklari as as 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
WAIT! The folding portion of the wing is 3.5 meters in length? THAT IS JUST MASSIVE ! The video does not do justice to the size of the plane !
You do know he's standing in front of a plane with a wingspan of over 70m right? He makes clear that it is a huge difference, so how is an entire video about how it's a major step up not doing justice?
Yes, when you see planes up close in person, they are SIGNIFICANTLY larger than they appear in videos!
@@khulhucthulhu9952 What I meant is that when they show the 777x wing in the folded state it does not look like it is 3.5 meters high. Like at 4:14 It is hard to see that you could have 2 adults standing on top of each other to get about the same height as the tip folded up.
@@TheCoBBus well that is because the radius of the fuselage is already over 6 meters high, planes are big! The wingtips are just under 10% of the entire wingspan of the plane. Alone, those wingtips are big, on the airplane, they're still pretty notable, but seem less big than they are Edit: diameter is over 6 meters
TheCoBBus not to mention the 767 winglets. About 4.5 meters high.
Wonderful episode Captain Joe. Interesting, how Boeing looked at the need of Airlines, and Airports with respect on how this new aircraft would fit into preexisting spots. And as a A&P, myself or one of my fellow mechanics will be out there cranking up/down that wingtip with a speed-handle, love that aviation maintenance....
Great introduction. Well yet another workload... not a big deal but it all adds up 🆙
1st, why would the wingtips automatically retract, when they have to manually be deployed? That would lead the switch position disagreeing with that which it controls. 2nd, given the wings are the same length and obviously design of the older ones, it could conceivably fly with the wingtips raised, or even not present, of course with a sizeable performance hit.
that's boeing 747 8F from cargolux in the background right? (currently building one using revell model,I base myself on boeing concept drawing or air show model sonce I only do project and prototype )
@ the bunker parodie Big respect!
@@vieuxbal1253 youtube notification are broken,I got the notification 1 hour after your comment
@@thebunkerparodie6368 no problem. My comment is still valid 😊
Another great video Captain Joe!! Thank you. ;)
7:34 I've seen that 747 Engine testing platform with that GE9X engine affixed to it. It operates out of Boeing's facility at the Southern California Logistics Airport (Formerly George Air Force Base), which is also where a lot of the 737MAX planes have been stored since being grounded.
5:28 I have only one response to that clip... How the hell did you manage that one
Lol
The fuel truck hit not one, but continued on and hit 2 planes
Missed the first one, I was like, he hit the entire wing. First one probly shook him.
AAH!! I hit a plane, OH SSHHHH**** hit another one. Welp, guess that's why we have test retakes...
I mean it's one thing to accidentally release the parking brake, but he was on the gas. It takes quite a bit of momentum to get those big fuel trucks moving.
Awesome video :D Can you make a video about taxiway markings?
There is a video about that I believe. Check his past videos.
Not by Captain Joe, but anyway: kzhead.info/sun/atubfKtso6CvgIU/bejne.html
I live about 30 kilometers from Paine Field. I enjoy hanging out in the parking lot of the Hilton Garden and watching the planes land.
Another great episode. Thanks Captain Joe
Captain Joe uploads a new video... Me: I wish I had followed my dreams, found the money, and become a pilot... :)
never to late
@@romaindec1717 no m8, for some people 50,000€ or more is insane amount of money. You just can't earn it being like 18-20 years old.
@@romaindec1717 I am with Arunas on this one :) Wife, two kids, rent, vacations that have to be payed.... Realistacally, it is too late... But... If I were to win a cauple of millions of dollars in a lottery "which I dont play", then maybe? :) Or, maybe one day, I will get my act together, and finish my paragliding education, and fly that way...
@@PasiemuKasMano first, you need a little more money. secondly, when you can't get the money in your young years, save all the money you earn and make the license later
Captain joe:7:10 “Its not all doom and gloom for planes” Coronavirus:Fine I’ll do it myself
I was at the end of the runway at landing. Such a beautiful bird!
I always didn't see the video explaining about this,so thanks for your help!!!👍👍😭😭
Watching this video. I want to be a boeing pilot in the future Just a 14y/o playing Infinite Flight. See you in 7 years Yes I also study
I predict I will be on one of these where they have to cancel the flight because the wing tips won’t deploy.
With the setup of the actuators for a fail safe mechanism, it's more likely there will be issues during folding the tips and not deploying. So you'll end up deplaning off the aerobridge on stairs.
Agree. They need a special stick now.
Y’all are so negative, think Boeing already came up with solutions to make sure this doesn’t happen. Boeing rocks❤️
@@randomgaming8616 That doesn't make any sense.
@@randomgaming8616 That disabling electricity would cause the mechanism to auto deploy. If you disable electricity there's no power to the hydraulic control valves that operate the actuators and no way for the latches to activate. That's the reason the wingtips are isolated from system power during flight - without power they cannot move at all.
That’s very educational. Thank you Captain Joe
Aah first time I've seen a video on KZhead on your channel. Been following your Instagram account for a while now. Thanks for this video. I learnt a lot
Yes 747 started it all. They have been in the air in one form or another since the 1960s. Impressive!
And statistically one of the worst safety records for a modern aircraft. Embraer E170/190s are surprisingly well built planes on the other hand.
@@RidinDirtyRollinBurnouts that's completely untrue, I would like to know where you get your statistics and what peramiters they are based on because the 747 isn't even in the top 10, its actually an extremely safe plane
@@LongdownConker airsafe.com. boeing 747-100,200 and 300 models collectively have a fatal crash rate of over 1 per 1 million flights. The Embraer sits at 0.03.
@@RidinDirtyRollinBurnouts even on that site that you have provided, none of the 747 varients are close to the worst and the 747-400 is listed as the 2nd safest. Though it should be noted that there are a lot of models missing from those stats, and non of the Russian or soviet built planes are included
@@RidinDirtyRollinBurnouts also in that list not only have they lumped together all the 747 varients up to 747-300 including freighter versions, but if you look at the crashes it includes in the list crashes from things like hijackings! It does not give a good idea at all in how safe the actual plane is because the crashes counted are not just crashes from a failure in the plane design or caused partly by a flaw in the design. For example it shows the concorde to be the worst designed plane in terms of safety when in fact it only had one fatal crash ever which was caused by debris on the runway where as for example the Mcdonald Douglas DC 10 had quite a few crashes caused by bad design (cargo door blowouts, uncontained engine explosions and more) and there was a big scandal about it as they were bribing and threatening people to keep quiet about the problems
Can we look at the 747 next video, CPT?
Thanks Captain Joe. I have learnt much about aviation since I started watching Captain Joe.
Excellent explanation Joe
Joes next office 777x
7:43 People with ocd will hate that plane
That annoyed me so much
lol it looks good in boeing 747
At least it’s symmetrical
It was just a test bird.
Wow, I thought my eyes were playing tricks on me... XD
Thanks captain Joe Very helpful video 👍
Hi joe yes exciting to see the first flight
what happened to the budget airline video you dropped last week
It's a long story, but without knowing I copied the video of Wendover productions! Miscommunication with one of my scriptwriters! Sam (Wendover) and I already talked about it.I took the blame, but Sam and I are good and that's the important part for me!
He got a lot of hate because he copied most his points from an existing video on a channel called Wendover productions that do a lot of aviation videos and as an Aviation Geek myself I recognised it straight away. It doesn’t matter though because he took it down and so he did the right thing.
@@flywithcaptainjoe Do you even have own thoughts if your stuff is written by script writers? Are your script writers pilots? Do you check your content for accuracy?
@@CBTheMechanic First of all, he is a Pilot, which is a very time consuming Job. So i would guess that he has an Idea to a topic (and some thoughts) and sends that to his scriptwriter, who writes the script and looks up for information and data. But afterall, Joe has to approve everything and film it
@@truckertj2109 Why guess if we can ask him directly?
Thank you Captain Joe. 😘
Great, thanks for this video and these explanations captain. But I was wondering, if the hydrolic system is used to only keep the tips folded, how to prevent them from extanding once at the gate, after few minutes with the hydrolic pressure loss after engines cut off (and also electrical pump off). thank you.
Is this Boeing ad? I do still remember the MCAS f up.
09:37 *Teething issues* ? Do you mean like the *Beoing 737 Max 8s* teething issues? That's PR talk. This particular episode has too much *Why Beoing is better then Airbus* in it. 😑
Exactly. Its as if Joe couldn't find any teething issues with Boeing's upgraded aircrafts
Love your explanation.
Captain Joe, Thank you very much for the awesome vedio！ 👍
I’ve been to Brooklands and have been inside the Concorde.
I've been inside the Pre-production Concorde at Duxford. So long ago now though.
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Wow, that engine is HUGE. I never realized how big it was until I saw it on the test 747!
Captain Joe - have you done an interior tour of a Cargolux 747, specifically what have you got in the hump & cockpit for your own ‘comfort’ - galley, meals etc?
Great video, excellent explanation about this exciting new airplane.
Nice plane! I can’t wait to fly in it. From France 🇫🇷