VG Airlines world air routes cockpit video DVD A330

96 mins of cockpit action for details see www.worldairroutes.com/VGAir.html Requesting other cockpit DVDs to share. nice scenery with sunset takeoff from JFK to BOS: VG Airlines operated long haul transatlantic routes from Brussels to Boston, New York JFK and Los Angeles during 2002 with a fleet of 3 Airbus A330-200s ; the Los Angeles service continued to Yerevan in Armenia. In addition the airline operates services for several other airlines in and around Europe. VG Airlines hired former Sabena crews to operate its aircraft and they will give you a nice tour of the Airbus A330 as you fly in and/or out of each of its 3 North American destinations. Learn about the aircraft systems, how the ETOPS routing works during the Oceanic crossing and much more... The dvd also includes a great sunset departure from New York JFK and spectacular night approach into Boston's Logan Airport.

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barsykoff (2008-06-22)

Big thanks!))
And how many DVD do you have from World Air Routes series?
I need them so much :-[

cessna_pilot (2008-06-23)

Quite a few, happy to share more if you can upload some :-)

barsykoff (2008-06-23)

Unfortunately I don't have anything DVDs from this series...:'(
I've some DVDRips

backups (2008-06-24)

NTSC or PAL?

cessna_pilot (2008-06-25)

NTSC.

a_assad (2008-10-27)

Hi, thanks for the upload, but will it be possible to have a less than Gb divx version for us who are very low on bandwidth.

cessna_pilot (2008-11-01)

a_assad d/l my other one here which has been converted to a Divx at 1G:
I guess most people would prefer the original disc where you can burn to a DVD and it retains all the menu, chapters, etc. although I'd appreciate disc larger than 4.4G be compressed with DVD shrink or equivalent first, enjoy!

Viper20 (2009-01-07)

Thanks a lot!
Keep the good work and sharing more of these videos!
Regards

 skJGZV6z (2009-03-21)

Decent DVD. Fairly good crew interaction. Very professional. And how young was the captain on the KBOS-EBBR flight? Looked about 29 to me! Kudos to him. He's on the ball.
As with so many in this series, crew audio could have been better. Often too soft to make out the conversation, only to be blasted away by the interphone patch to the radios, or some annunciator.
Hey...anyone know what that crash was as the nose came down on rollout at KLAX? Sounded like all the thumping as the nose gear rolled over the centerline lights knocked loose a coffee carafe in the galley! The FO did a doubletake. It was LOUD too. Nearly spilt the coffee which was in my hand while watching!
Crew presentation was decent, though I could've used more walkthru by the crew as they conducted operations. That always brings the viewer into the flight. Else we're just wallflowers.