THE SIGHT & THE SOUND 7/12 : Flight onboard Air Koryo IL-76 P-914 from Pyongyang to Pyongyang скачать в хорошем качестве

THE SIGHT & THE SOUND 7/12 : Flight onboard Air Koryo IL-76 P-914 from Pyongyang to Pyongyang

Daniel’s Travel Vlog WELCOME TO THE AIR KORYO FLEET SERIES #7 This video has been remastered and substantially improved in Sight & Sound and replaces the video published in 2015. Many of you may not be aware of the fact, that aviation videography on the ground and in the air is hard work and the output is not always rewarding. Filming is not only time and money consuming, but requires accurate preparation, especially when asking for cooperation of the airline, crews, security and authorities. Once accepted and approved, it is all a matter of weather, seating on board, fellow passengers, camera condition and last but not least the ability of the person behind the lens. Therefore I always prefer to plan my own tours well in advance to make sure nothing goes wrong. Planning a trip to North Korea is a different story. It is impossible to get permissions from the airline, the crews, security and the authorities in advance. Yet, filming the beauties of Air Koryo in detail has always been my dream. There are many videos published on YouTube featuring flights onboard Air Koryo. Yet, I was looking for more substantial footage with more detailed inflight impressions. Travelling to North Korea means always to join a group tour and to depend on the mercy of circumstances. Inspired by my friend Lutz, I decided to join the German speaking Aviation Tour in May 2013, launched by Juche Travel Services. Twelve flights onboard Air Koryo were on the agenda, meaning tough and hard work with uncertain output. Restrictions imposed by security issues change on a day to day basis and remain totally unpredictable. Seating on board is also a problem for filming because everybody wants the same seat with the same clean window and the same video footage of take off and landing. The third problem is a pure lack of time on board and in between flights. This video features flight JS 5200, the second out of six on a single day and #7 out of twelve in total, performing sightseeing flights from / to Pyongyang onboard the impressive IL-76TD P-914. These were the flights, which took place on May 23, 2013, making this one of the busiest days in recent Aviation History of Pyongyang Airport. JS 5100 IL-62M P-881 JS 5200 IL-76TD P-914 JS 5300 AN-24RV P-532 Lunch break in the abandoned Terminal - JS 5400 AN-24RV P-533 JS 5500 TU-154B P-552 JS 5600 AN-148-100B P-671 Everybody was friendly and I was exceptionally allowed to remain seated next to the window after promising not to hold Air Koryo liable of any injury in case of an accident, because there were no seatbelts on my bench. I got the impression, that the crews were happy to be able to show us "their" aircraft in action. The windows on the IL-76 were heavily contaminated and it was very difficult to get a clear picture through the window. I tried my best... Watch and enjoy with me the Sights & Sounds of Classic Aviation. Thank you for watching my channel. History of IL-76TD P-914 Airframe 1003404146 was manufactured 1990 and delivered to Choson Minhang on December 29, the same year, registered P-914. Choson Minhang was renamed in March, 1992 into Air Koryo. P-914 operates cargo and military flights. P-914 was spotted on June 20, 2018 in Peking (PEK). Flight details Flight : JS 5200 Date : Thursday, May 23, 2013 Aircraft : IL-76TD Registration : P-914 Built : 1990 From : Pyongyang (FNJ) To : Pyongyang (FNJ) Take off : 09.54 h (0054 UTC) Touch down : 10.22 h (0122 UTC) Flying time : 28 minutes Flying distance : 190 km Altitude : 3.900 m Speed : 450 km/h Flight Captain : Kim, Un Dok Flight Captain : Hwang, Sang Il First Officer : Pak, Choll Hun Flight Engineer : Li, Gwang Son Navigator : Son, Dzae Gyu Radio Operator : Song, Si Chang Cabin Crew : Kim, Mi Yong Cabin Crew : Paek, Ri Hyang