Airbus Beluga #2 Take-off 30knots Cross-Wind

#CrossWind #Beluga #Hawarden #Airbus
Airbus Beluga A300-608ST Hawarden Airport 23 Feb as #2 waited for the wind to drop enough to take off while Beluga #3 failed to land due to the strong cross wind gusting up to 34 knots!!
With more than 20 years of reliable service, the Beluga carries complete sections of Airbus aircraft from different production sites around Europe to the final assembly lines in Toulouse, France and Hamburg, Germany. The five-aircraft fleet of A300-600ST Belugas – operated by the Airbus Transport International (ATI) subsidiary – transports fuselage sections, wings and tails for Airbus’ single-aisle A320 and wide-body A330 families, along with parts for the A350 XWB.
ATI ensures a high level of customer satisfaction with loading, unloading, and delivery designed to be fast, safe, flexible, and reliable – as demonstrated by over two decades of successful operations throughout the world.
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[gincie]

it looks so cute i would like to keep this plane in my house as a pet

[captainiifergie]

Captain: “Welcome to big brain airlines.” 😊😁😊😁😊

[chibuikembah]

I do underestimate its small wings and engines but man this over 30 knots cross wind takeoff was like a Boss.

[sangeetcheema]

Imagine someone seeing this 2000 years ago

[Vpmatt]

It appears to have the brains to figure out how to handle these winds.

[SeanDuffyProductions]

Wow, fantastic! Brilliant footage, appreciate the addition of ATC audio.

[AlievRouslan]

can we appreciate that the cameraman had the plane flying exactly above him and never lost it out of sight?

[travelinben]

Can't believe that thing only has two engines.

[laravonstaden]

Lovely view of Stanlow refinery in the background there. There are four of these aircraft taking off or coming in to land over my home most days. I never get tired of seeing them.

[philreynolds]

i live about a mile from that runway and ive got to say that that camera is amazing.the houses in the background are about 4 miles away .the plane known as the beluga or the guppy is designed to transport wings to other airbus factories around europe .i think there are about 5 of them planes and a new beluga xl which is even bigger.they have been in service since going to and from airbus broughton since 1995.

[Frizio]

What grace! What streamlinedness! I am in awe!

[carljeinkins]

them engines must be SUPER powerful... wow

[quakethedoombringer]

If i remember correctly, the reason these type of planes possess "tumor" head is because they are specifically designed to transported other plane parts like wings or fuselage, since why bother with slow trucks or trains when a plane can do that just fine

[MUXIN]

Обалдеть!! До чего дошел прогресс!!👍👍...

[kevinbraden]

911: " What are you reporting? "
Me: " Ahh I know this is going to sound a Wale just flew past my house "

[ewanmccarthy]

The fact that it only has 2 engines is mad

[CPR]

I am currently watching a documentary series called “Mega Machines” and they are showing how the Beluga operates. They’re showing this exact plane, number 2 (of 5 built).

[Marymooau]

When my 600lb life meets air crash investigation

[benoitsachot]

Encore un bel oiseau qui fait son take off
Merci a vous pour cette video

[davekelly]

The dolphin 🐬 airbus, swins the blue skys 😁