HNL RareBirds™: Antonov 225 departure video.

15 October 2009

Antonov 225 departure video.

Its kind of long and shaky but here is the beast departing 8L.

4 comments:

Liembo said...: Impressive angle of attack!; 16 October, 2009 05:31
hal763 said...: Very cool. With such a huge wing, the AN-225 seems to just float up into the air.; 16 October, 2009 22:53
Mel said...: Someone from the airport area called me up and told me this plane was leaving soon. I went to the top of my workplace building and got the following frames; shortly after the video at the airport was shot.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/macprohawaii/4014645853/

Larger version

http://www.hawaiithreads.com/showpost.php?p=243117&postcount=242

Flying past Waterfront Tower

http://www.flickr.com/photos/macprohawaii/4014646161/; 17 October, 2009 14:16
Anonymous said...: Another video of this impressive machine taking off in Honolulu. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WI088oIiZEQ; 22 October, 2009 22:42

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15 October 2009

Antonov 225 departure video.

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