Re: Last flight AF Concorde MPEG video today...

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Not really sure why it remained so low, but it could have been to heavy load=
=20
that day... 80+ pax aboard I read somewhere. AF pilots had a habit of bankin=
g=20
left immediately after rotation from rwy 31L, whereas the BA pilots tend to=20
make the bank turn just a bit later after lift off.  ~Los

Liam Tully <lrtully@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
>Subject: Re: Last flight AF Concorde MPEG video today...

>Me too! And why did it remain so low?

>Great stuff Carlos - I love it. Have played
>it about 400 times (loud) so far....

>Liam.

YVR."Mark" <mgreenwood@xxxxxxxxx> writes:

> I am curious why the aircraft banked so quickly after take off.=A0 Is that
for
> noise abatement?
>
> Mark

> From: "John Kelly" <jckelly1011@xxxxxxxxxxx>

> > Carlos,
> > An absolutely super video!=A0 Thanks for sharing it with us and to
> Mikephotos
> > for hosting the video.
> > Regards,
> > JCK


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