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Many Boeing 747s Takeoff from Hong Kong at the Same Time!! Hong Kong Airlines A320-200 HKG Departing

Landing videos:    • Hong Kong Airlines A320-200 Landing at Nah...   Flying Hong Kong Airlines A320-200 to Okinawa: A Surprising Runway Encounter with Four Boeing 747s at Hong Kong Int'l Airport!! I recently flew on a Hong Kong Airlines A320-200 from Hong Kong International Airport (HKG/VHHH) to Naha Airport in Okinawa, Japan (OKA/ROAH). Though the flight itself was just about two and a half hours, what made the journey truly memorable was the scene before takeoff. As expected, Hong Kong International Airport was extremely busy. Our aircraft taxied to the threshold of Runway 25L, where we had to wait in line as more than 11 aircraft were actively taking off or landing. Alongside us, eight other aircraft were also lined up for departure, creating a spectacular and well-coordinated scene. What made this moment truly special, however, was the unexpected sight of four Boeing 747s (Air ACT 747-400BDSF, Cargolux 747-8F, Asiana Cargo 747-400BDSF and UPS Airlines 747-8F) queued ahead, preparing for takeoff. In an era where most airlines have shifted to more modern twin-engine aircraft, seeing this many 747s—often dubbed the "Queen of the Skies"—was both rare and thrilling. For an aviation enthusiast, it felt like witnessing a legendary gathering. These "Queens of the Skies" now rare sights in the 2020s, had gathered at Hong Kong’s runways by chance, prompting aviation enthusiasts aboard to snap photos of this historic "Four Queens Ensemble"!! Watching these majestic giants slowly taxi, their engines rumbling as they approached liftoff, evoked a deep sense of nostalgia and admiration for the golden age of air travel. And just as I was lost in that moment, our A320-200 finally received clearance and began its takeoff roll—soaring toward the sunny skies and blue seas of Okinawa. Hong Kong Airlines HX-658 (Hong Kong to Okinawa Naha) A320-214 (B-LPE) A.M.11:00----Boarding in Hong Kong (Hong Kong Int'l Airport T1 Midfield Concourse Gate 206) A.M.11:30----Takeoff from Hong Kong (Takeoff on HKG Runway 25L) P.M.02:10----Landing at Okinawa Naha (Landing on OKA Runway 18R) Seat: 32K (Economy Class) Gate: 206 (VHHH/HKG, T1 Midfield Concourse) / 43B (ROAH/OKA, International Terminal) Rolling Takeoff Date: Apr.12.2024 Plane Age: 11.6 Years (Jul.31.2012) Delivery Date: Sep.19.2012 (Deliver to Hong Kong Airlines), Oct.27.2013 (Deliver to Hong Kong Express), Jun.10.2017 (Deliver to GX Airlines), Aug.01.2019 (Deliver to Hong Kong Express). Thanks to my wife for providing videos and pictures!! 0:00 Start 1:25 Pushback at HKG. 2:55 Engines startup 4:30 Flaps down 5:55 Taxiing 6:50 Aircraft check. 8:35 Taxiing to Runway 25L, United Airlines 777-300ER takeoff. 9:05 Taxiing to Runway 25L, Cathay Paciifc A350-900 takeoff. 10:15 Taxiing to Runway 25L, Asiana Cargo 747-400BDSF ready for takeoff. 11:05 Taxiing to Runway 25L, HK Express A321neo takeoff. 12:35 Taxiing to Runway 25L, Cargolux 747-8F ready for takeoff. 13:20 Taxiing to Runway 25L, Air ACT 747-400BDSF takeoff. 15:20 Taxiing to Runway 25L, Bombardier Challenger 850 takeoff. 16:30 Taxiing to Runway 25L, China Eastern Airlines 737-800, Cargolux 747-8F, Asiana Cargo 747-400BDSF, HK Express A321neo, China Eastern Airlines A320-200, EVA AIR A330-300 and Greater Bay Airlines 737-800 are ready for takeoff. 17:55 Taxiing to Runway 25L, China Eastern Airlines 737-800 takeoff. 18:30 Taxiing to Runway 25L, Cathay Paciifc A350-900 takeoff. 19:45 Taxiing to Runway 25L, Bombardier Challenger 600 landing. 20:35 Taxiing to Runway 25L, Scoot A321neo takeoff. 21:05 Taxiing to Runway 25L, UPS Airlines 747-8F ready for takeoff. 21:55 Taxiing to Runway 25L, China Eastern Airlines A320-200 takeoff. 22:55 Taxiing to Runway 25L, Greater Bay Airlines 737-800 takeoff. 23:35 Takeoff 25:00 Gears up 25:20 Take off thrust to climbing thrust. 25:40 Flaps up 26:00 Climbing 26:40 Flying over Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macau Bridge. 27:50 Reduce engines thrust. 29:20 Return to climb thrust.