WOW!.
Really was worth watching...BUT... how can SRB let another foreign airline beat him to the US?
*** GEEK COMMENT*** Great lens on the camera to get that close given the separation required in flight.
It does look real...someone on YT suggested it wasn't.
Maybe there's a movie from the VS346 somewhere?
Really was worth watching...BUT... how can SRB let another foreign airline beat him to the US?
*** GEEK COMMENT*** Great lens on the camera to get that close given the separation required in flight.
It does look real...someone on YT suggested it wasn't.
Maybe there's a movie from the VS346 somewhere?
mswadley wrote:Amazing video of a VS 340-600 from Norwegian 787!
http://youtu.be/1Mv13kkvCYA
Fantastic - thanks for sharing. Puts my photos of a Lufthansa A330 we raced across the Atlantic whilst I was on a VS 744 in August. Not nearly as close at these two but a great sight.....especially when you are the winner!
Jon
That is one cool video. Pretty awesome to look out the window and see another aircraft cruising so close 
Cheers for posting 
Cheers for posting The only way is left....since I found V-Flyer
that is an awesome video.
that camera lense must be amazing!!!
so the dreamliner is faster than the 346 then!!
I love that the blinds are kept open on transatlantic day flights.
on the far east day flights the blinds still get closed and the cabin lights dimmed!
that camera lense must be amazing!!!
so the dreamliner is faster than the 346 then!!
I love that the blinds are kept open on transatlantic day flights.
on the far east day flights the blinds still get closed and the cabin lights dimmed!
Life's too short to fly economy class
that's a pretty cool video and a great advert for the Rolls-Royce Trent 1000.
The 787 was always going to win the race over the 340-600 as it has a 32 km/hr advantage in cruise (dependent on load and altitude); it's all in the wing design.
The 787 was always going to win the race over the 340-600 as it has a 32 km/hr advantage in cruise (dependent on load and altitude); it's all in the wing design.
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