Air France A380 MEDICAL EMERGENCY + OVERWEIGHT LANDING @JFK

@VASAviation 6 years ago

Thanks everyone for all your support! Stay tuned to the channel as we'll have a surprise this week =)

@farminglol 6 years ago

Only 63.8 kilos, those aircraft are incredibly efficient these days... :D

@tripple7W 6 years ago

I hope this wasn't a heart attack or something like this because the patient would have had the time to die about 47 times...

@cannedheat300 5 years ago

Wow! Flying with 514 people aboard one plane! However, going from the west coast, LA, to Paris direct requires a lot of fuel for a 10 hr flight. I can only assume that the A380 is considered more economical and comfortable for long hauls. In Nov 2017, an Air France super A380 made an emergency landing in Shannon, Ireland with 543 people aboard after dumping thousands of liters of fuel- they were going from Paris to Mexico City.

@JulianGunkel 6 years ago

Had to chuckle about: "We have it in Kilos." - "Alright, what do you have?" - "63.8" 63.8 kilos wouldn't need an overweight landing though...

@evanchan1069 6 years ago

this channel is awesome

@RoSi4You 6 years ago

And the day is not boring anymore. Well handled on both sides.

@martinc.720 6 years ago

Being requested to "give way" during a medical emergency? What am I missing here?

@kaimalcolm 6 years ago

“Uhhh... YES! We can make that one!” He sounds very excited!

@JelmersAviation 6 years ago

Amazing video mate!

@mikebreen2890 6 years ago

390...Just amazing.

@Arcadiez 6 years ago

wow such difference between the first guy at the AF compared to the second one when it comes to speaking/understanding English.

@bendover9411 6 years ago

"Car 99, where are you?"

@taraann7753 6 years ago

Pilot and ATC were very respectful to each other,how come Air France didn't ask to dump fuel if it was an emergency heavy landing?just curious to know,maybe one of the experts on here could tell me. Very interesting video. Thankyou

@surferpam1 6 years ago

What was the nature of the medical emergency?

@Flyspotter19 6 years ago

Hey there VASAviation, there was a diversion to Shannon the other day DY7019, LN-LNH, problems with engine 1, could you find that one? Would be Fantastic if its possible :)