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I still can't believe how those heavy metal tubes get into the air...

Fantastic video, captured the sound perfectly, just like being there! And that black Bombardier to top it off!

Do you need special certification or training to fly in and out of here?

Hello air new zealand

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Nice footages!

Hope we will be there soon tnx Queens town❤

DAH YOU AIR NZ DO YA?

Unfortunately not a fan of the sped up sections, I can fast forward all by myself if I get bored!

I just got back from my new zealand vacation. Our first destination was queenstown, and I won't forget how beautiful the scenery on the approach!

A strange day for Wellington it being fine and a smooth landing 😎 👌

Is That a OLD livery?

Nice!! Great view!

i once got into IMC accidentally in a C172N(ZK-NKG)...but i remained calm. Aviate,navigate .communicate. Vector radar terrain monitored by ATC to land safely . Windy Wellington though as usual. Need to tie down at apron for one nitestop over. Back in 1990s.. Thats after i got my new NZCAA PPL during my 2 week aound NZ tour with mountain bike at backseat..AR(Ardmore)-WK-GS-DV-WN-KI-CH-TU-TI-NV-QN-AS-WN-AR (24/01/1998)

i once got into IMC accidentally in a C172...but i remained calm. Aviate,navigate .communicate. Vector radar terrain monitored by ATC to land safely . Windy Wellington though as usual. Need to tie down at apron for one nitestop over. Back in 1990s.. Thats after i got my new NZCAA PPL

Once upon a time (15 Years ago) this would have been the normal approach into NZQN: a visual circuit in the Queenstown basin over Lake Hayes to lose altitude. These days the approaches are all straight-in RNP procedures (using GPS and inertial reference systems), either into runway 23 through the mountains, or to runway 05 over lake Wakatipu. I am guessing that your flight would have been on an RNP approach to RWY 05 and then was given a runway change to 23. The easiest option in this case - weather permitting - would be to do a missed approach and then a visual circuit to runway 23, as we see here. Quite a rarity these days. Often the basin is covered in cloud so a more long-winded re-routing onto the RNP approach to 23 would have been required, which would have added a good 10 minutes extra to the flight.

Nice vid. Spectacular views. Always wanted to fly in to Queenstown just for an apporach like this.

They can't retire these planes there not old

Damn it, they still haven't sacked Captain Kangaroo..(6:52) Had the misfortune of him at the controls when he was practicing his nosedive landing in across the Strait. Love the scenic route approach to Wellington, such a breathtaking scene especially when you're fortunate enough to land over the top of an interisland ferry

Nice video 👍🏿

Thoroughly enjoyed the footage. Thanks.

Took off from this airport with Jetstar. Doors sealed, taxiing down the runway , no chance of yelling “I’ve forgotten my toothbrush, let me off”, the Captain announced “a turbulent ten minutes until we head north”. The scariest ten minutes of my life. The wing tips I swear were almost touching the peaks ten minutes later. The aircraft was shaking and I am sure was not conforming to aeronautical physics. Funny people the Kiwis, they seem to think this is the onboard entertainment and treated it as if it was a day at the fairground ,which was reassuring . Total respect to the Captain and crew.

Whatttta sight!!

Love the video!

Really awesome! On the charts I can see that this is part of the missed approach procedure from rwy 23. If a go around is initiated, then the aircraft will turn south into Lake Wakatipu, left again to the north passing by the Remarkables, then turning right near Arrowtown, and then a non-precision approach back to 23.

really nice vid! what focal length is this? it is really immersive!

Очень красиво! Спасибо за прекрасное видео,пока корона нас держит на земле,хоть так полетаем!

What a fantastic flight, and of the flying professionalism from the flight officers of Air NZ. Firstly, to hear both mid undercarriages hit the runway , literally, at the same time shows professionalism by those flying it. As a senior NZ Tour Guide, firstly for a large US Tour Company for 9 years, and for the past 6 years for a large, and very well respected UK Tour Company, I have done this trip countless times. This approach would have to be one of the most spectacular in NZ. As you approach the runway you can, literally, reach out and touch the hills. Even more spectacular when there is snow on the mountains. It's amazing. If you're thinking of flying into Queenstown, try and get a daylight flight that gives you this experience. You won't regret it. To the Air NZ Tech Crew (Pilots), I thank you for your skills. You are awesome. FYI, as I've had confirmed, the Pilot that does the in-flight commentary, is normally the one flying the aircraft for that sector. Hopefully I'll be back tour-guiding for the Brits early in 2022. In the meantime, I'm exploring my NZ options. Be well, Fly safe. Graham

Well doesn't that 777 decelerate very nicely.

Done that from Christchurch to Wellington October 15th 2020, Unfortunately Wellington approach had 2 attempts then returned to Christchurch...after Covid release. The pilot needs more training. Seriously..

Fabulous scenery & what a great location for the airport. Excellent video. 👏

You never forget that approach into Queenstown, and what a beautiful place when you get on the ground. Lake Wakatipu is spectacular.

Thatt Boing 747s

Such a short flight might as well leave the landing gear down.

Loved it so much that I did my EASA PPL when I returned to UK and then my mountain flying rating from Kaikoura 2 years later. Following which I flew a PA28-181 Archer to Blenheim over the 2 x Kaikoura ranges at 10,000 ft in superb weather. Tremendous experience all on the back of flying into Wellington like this.

Wow! Beautiful! Thanks for sharing. I've never been to NZ, but this video certainly makes me want to!

Spectacular 🥰🙌

Looking forward to when aircraft are power by hydrogen, hopefully Air NZ can lead the world with this technology. Cool video thanks for sharing.

The title to this posting is utterly misleading. Yes, New Zealand does have stunning landscapes, none of which are seen in this clip.

Is this loop done manually or on automatic pilot ?

Nice play on Remarkable! Really enjoyed seeing Queenstown & the incredible scenery again. Hope to return some day when we can travel. We’re in Ireland but have visited NZ twice; next to Ireland of course, it’s the most beautiful country I’ve ever been to , particularly Fjordland & Milford

Was a common procedural turn approach prior to the new landing system a few years ago, particularly in claggy weather.

Forgot how good that view is...

That is a nice approach!

That was amazing.

Simply stunning

Looked more like a round a bout to me... yss, I git it....Nice CP landing

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Got to be the best approach movie on ytube.Brilliant.

Give me a break Any body who is as pilot can do lt.