Onboard the LAST EVER Qantas Boeing 747 flight.

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A few people are asking why masks weren't being worn and the simple answer is that they weren't required Both at the time and even now, the ACT government and health authorities were saying masks were unnecessary in public places They were provided in the fly well packs if people wished to wear them brOtherwise thanks for the comments everyone!
Comment from : Paul Stewart

Awesome shot of the flight past Parliament House 👍👍
Comment from : S P

Who is the winner
Comment from : Ethan & Ellie

#safetycard#
Comment from : Ethan & Ellie

I know this was posted 2 years ago, but it still makes me cry Not getting the opportunity EVER, to fly in the Qantas 747 brbrMy favourite memory of the 747 though, is when I was flying from Sydney - San Fransisco, entering the international terminal, looking for the United 787 that we were flying on, and seeing the Qantas 747 parked next to our aircraft brAn exceptional aircraft it is and it's sad to see it gobrbrThank you SO much for sharing your experience to some people, like me, who have never flown on the Queen Of The Skies before We will all always keep you in our hearts!
Comment from : Aussie_Kade

😭❤✈
Comment from : applejacks971

Tower "Quantas Heavy you are clear for departure"brCaptain "Let's kick this pig!!!"brCo-Pilot "Gawd I love this job!!!"
Comment from : applejacks971

As a result I'm also really sent a medal about the Boeing 747 while the airlines that bought the Boeing 747-8i would stand for Intercontinental at least those are crap will be flying for at least the next two decades but for the Boeing 747-400 those are pretty much done and it's really sad that the Boeing 747-400 are are the ones that are like going out first even though they were the most popular to get it's also sentimental because again considering that Boeing's decided to discontinue the 747 program I'm really sentimental about that I love the airplane
Comment from : Spyro

The Boeing 747 in my opinion is the best looking airplane to have ever been built and it's sad that Boeing's discontinued the Boeing 747 program
Comment from : Spyro

What song @ 17:29 minutes , I really loved it
Comment from : Andrew Balentine

So Sad, This Pristine Plane is going to be scrapped if it has not already and replaced by a much more cramped 2 Engine Plane! I Guess the Future is downsizing! So Sad! Like Scrapping a Vintage Rolls Royce to make some new KIA's!
Comment from : Cody McNary aka sketchyinc

I was lucky enough to fly on the Helderberg prior to her crashing and I was mesmerised by the size of the planeThe 747 is majestic and a plane that is definitely the queen of the sky She will always be number 1 in my bookThankyou for all the wonderful memoriesEnjoy your retirement,to the entire fleet all over the world
Comment from : Mark Williams

Too late but i will share if you wish to read I flew back and forth from San Francisco to Incheon airport in Seoul, Korea, for many years on the same United 747 For a long time I wondered if it was the exact Same airplane So I started reserving seat 21A for every flight I etched my initials in the side of the meal tray that faced the outside, so it would not deface the tray andncause them to replace it Andyep, same airplane each time I heard there were actually three 747s running this route, but somehow i always got on the same one I never felt safer than when I was on that plane When United swapped it out for the 777, I was pretty sad Afternthat we began traveling a different route on a 787 and I got over my sadness on the first 787 flight I do love and admire the 747 I th8nk the 787 will eventually get the respect it deserves as well
Comment from : Dave P

#saftycard
Comment from : FG Crew

wonderful watch,but with a hint of sadness
Comment from : colango98

Qantas airlines was so kind 😍😍
Comment from : Marcus’s crafts

Wait I’m confused, is the last flight of the entire Boeing 747 lineup? Or just the original 747?
Comment from : Paradoxical

Each I watch this video, I get a feeling of sadness
Comment from : Alexlander Nevermind

Mine was the Thai airways 747
Comment from : Su7ltan Ah7med

This Video made me tear up I don’t regret crying And a message to the queen of the skies, you flew us to places we didn’t know was possible you made the first international non stop flight to Australia ever, your our hero thanks to you we are in the position we are in today you will be missed
Comment from : Weirdkid123

Wow! Breathtaking! The 747 is the most beautiful bird in the sky Thanks for this It was like savoring a very special single malt
Comment from : Sriram Sivaramakrishnan

this really brings a tear to my eye, as an 11 yr old, ive flown on qantas for 5 years, more than any other airline, i admit, this is quite sad, but the queen will always be in our hearts, although shes gonebrbrshe still calls australia home
Comment from : uwultrqxYT

My uncle was sucked into a United 747 engine back in the late 80s The sheer power of this beast is terrifying
Comment from : Michael A

This video is about Qantas Boeing 747 by Paul Stewart
Comment from : Jason Sing

My first flight was on a Qantas 747 Its sad to see them go, but all good things must come to an end Farewell Qantas 747!
Comment from : bennus

Long live the Queen' ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Comment from : Alexander Karl

Great video Paul thank you for sharing 💯brThe lady making the PA announcement after the landing had some real emotion in her voice she did well to get through it I was tearing up again watching this I really cried watching the last Concorde land at Heathrow 😢 I often wonder what it's like to be the flight crew who have to land and park a perfectly good beautiful 747 in the desert knowing it will never fly again just stripped bare and scrapped it must be a very arduous job
Comment from : Jon Sant

To bad you did not take the flight to Victorville
Comment from : Daniel Mccabe

The only Queen Australia should recognize
Comment from : Sal Monella

1:15 Even wild animals came out to watch this
Comment from : Carl Ramirez

Qantas 747's have taken me to Los Angeles , San Francisco , Vancouver , Nadi , Honolulu , Sydney , Melbourne , and Auckland spanning 20 years From 747sp's to 400's Saying goodbye to Qantas 747's was very difficult
Comment from : Ronald Charan

What a beautiful plane so big!
Comment from : ohio player1177

You captured this beauty superbly Paul Great memories flying many times to LAX and JFK
Comment from : Dave from Melbourne

I really miss the 747, and sadly never got the chance to fly on it Such an iconic aircraft and it will be missed It was great that the last flight departed from my home town
Comment from : Bink Bricks

I'm not cryingbrbrYOU are crying
Comment from : Hiroka Akita

As the incoming 747 touches down in Canberra, are those actually a group of ‘roo’s standing there in the foreground watching? brI mean, suppose they’d decided to have a bit of a hop out onto the runway just before that baby landed? Could they do a fast pull up and go-around when the tower calls…brTOWER: ‘Sorry, mate, bit of ‘roo out there today, best to crank her ‘round…’brPILOT: ‘@#$ ‘roo’s!!!
Comment from : Fremont

Great video Paul, first Qantas 747 flight wasLHR BOM PER ( 1980) Most memorable, engine failure on take off HGK to Syd !brBest wishes from the UK
Comment from : Narrowboat GeorgieBoy

The queen of the skies needs to at least be preserved at a museum
Comment from : DatBoi

My last flight on a 747-400 was in 2018 on Rossiya Airlines from Crimea to St Petersburg I flew on the Lufthansa 747-8 that same year It's very sad to see the Queen of the Skies go, but I hope to get another opportunity either with Korean Airlines or China Airlines before those are retired too
Comment from : Timi Ayotunde

strewth
Comment from : eric williams

Beautiful aircraft aptly named Queen of the skies The A380 looks like a bloated whale in comparison Will be really missed
Comment from : Vijay Visweswaran

747's are becoming more scarce at the world's airports People will soon enough be reminiscing over flying on these 'queens of the skies' in a similar fashion to older people remember flying on 707s and DC8s, as single-deck wide-body twins dominate routes globally They certainly had a better run than the 707s
Comment from : Mark OCain

See the two Kangaroos watching the plane land looking at each other wondering if that was their sister on the tail wing
Comment from : BLASTER MASTER

Did you know that despite being an international airport, Canberra doesn't typically hoast large aircraft? In fact, the largest aircraft it commonly services is the Boeing 777-8 This was a special arrangement by Qantas with Canberra Airport to accommodate this 747 for the farewell flight
Comment from : Downunda Thunda

What a shame
Comment from : MickeyDee

i wonder if this had a full thrust take off ;)
Comment from : omer cohen

I videod the last 747 landing at Heathrow, very sad 😞
Comment from : Alex

Love the 747 so sad 😞 brAlso did you know Boeing only sold the 747-400 ER Extended Range variant to QANTAS which makes it even more special!brbrWhat an amazing flight and what a treat to fly the last ever 747! This magnificent machine deserved a better send off the this! COVID really ruined this beautiful jets send off!!
Comment from : Calebs Aviation

Delivered in 2003? She's a brand spanker!!
Comment from : s8wc3

Just got to watch this now Thanks Paul for a wonderful video of the 747's farewell I can always remember three things flying any Qantas 747: br1) the distinct rattle just after takeoff, I still wish I knew what it was :)br2) the wonderful crew - wow 562 years of service on that final flight Absolutely amazingbr3) coming home with "I Still Call Australia Home" playing on arrival
Comment from : Darren Gilchrist

Well Done Sir brI felt like I was on the special day with youbrNicely done
Comment from : A C

The death of a legend
Comment from : C a l

Dad:brwhy you crying so damn loud
Comment from : Alan Gaming

I hate COVID so much this video gave me tears
Comment from : Christopher Siddle

My 2 partners and I built the pressure dome for this magnificent LadyI have been building the tail section (empennage) for 35 years and will see the end in June of 2021it was a wonderful ride as I am the only one left since 1986 who has built the "dome"a very critical parttears roll down my face as with the exception of being a United States Marine, I know of no other endeavor in my lifeBoeing has been very good to me as well as the LTV yearsthey helped me live a remarkable life and I am so very proud to have been a part of Joe Sutter, Jack Northrup and Joe Lings' dreamLONG LIVE THE QUEEN!!!!!!!!
Comment from : Kurt Ingalls

A beautiful tribute Paul, fitting for the Boeing 747 Couldn't help but pause and acknowledge the disappointment of the early 747 retirements at Qantas whilst keeping in mind how lucky the company & its people were to enjoy many planned farewells For the almost forgotten people at Ansett who lost so much in 2001 & with their abrupt halt in the shadow of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, it was a devastation Congratulations Qantas & to the 747 however I will always remember Ansett Australia & the name that left our skies nearly two decades ago without a meaningfully deserved & gracious farewell
Comment from : Charlie Nelson

Great video My favorite flight on a 747 was on a Qantas flight from SYD-LAX in 1985 I was about 15 or so and they allowed me to visit the flight deck while in route to LAX and I was able to sit in the jump seat for a few minutes It was a lot of fun
Comment from : TMccrury

Thanks, Paul, this was the video that let the floodgates open for me She was, Is & will always be the queen fo the skies My Fond Memory of the Qantas 747 was leaving India for good and Coming to Australia Upon reaching WSSS (Singapore), I hopped on a 747-400 (QF9) to YMML (Melbourne)That was 1989 at the age of 5, could still remember it like yesterday, this brought back a lot of memories
Comment from : Nirmal Krish

Hey Paul, could you help me out I've been looking for the music at 5:15 but I haven't had any luck, If possible would you know what this music is?brThanks :D
Comment from : milkboyfinn

We never want it to leave us he is the queen of the sky😭
Comment from : Erica

No one has mask on
Comment from : Bottom Lin3 Op

I've only had one flight on the 747 and that qf26 Tokyo to sydney
Comment from : Polly Sd

Seeing the planes shadow on the ground was incredible
Comment from : Jalapeño Salsa

Why send it back to us? Apparently we are going to scrap it Save the fuel and put it on a stick
Comment from : Marcus Russell

😪😪💔💔💔
Comment from : drewski 15

Awesome video! well done
Comment from : Pilothangout com

Nunca voei em um Boeing 747
Comment from : Quando vc estiver no you tube eu estarei lá

Oh the sadness, my solemn and heatfelt farewell goes to the Queen of SkiesbrI hope those fabricated that shamdemic will be next to face their demisebrThey better not touch A380 jumbosbrRIP 747 British Airways, Air France, Qantas
Comment from : TheLatiosnlatias02

The greatest plane of them all is being retired around the world It,s so sad to se her go I hope that some companies still will fly this wonderful birdsa lot longer But anyway time has come to change out these birds with more fuel efficent ones The 747 all series will be remembered around the world as Queen of the skies
Comment from : Tom Seeberg

It brought a tear to my eyeespecially when the Passenger supervisor was going through her spill on the tarmac,,,,ypu can tell how sad she feltafter landing You feel for the crew and you feel for the passengers who flew with herBetter days are comingfor all of usin the near futureThankyou for the experiences from the gracious 747,,,,
Comment from : Paul

My favorite 747 memory was flying to Tokyo from Minneapolis on Northwest airlines I was going all the way to Jakarta to visit family As a kid it was amazing I love(d) flying
Comment from : R2 Productions

💔
Comment from : chillerVR

So sad the 747 does not fly any more
Comment from : chillerVR

Hey fly on Qantas
Comment from : chillerVR

I was an aircraft refueller in Cairns for 14 years, and the child of an airline captain since 1968 I have flown on every version of the 747 over the last 47 years and I will miss the Queen of the skies There will never be another like her This video left me in tears
Comment from : alex macklin

This is a sad day for the Qantas 747 it will always be in my heart it’s had sever my country Australian and it had been in Qantas fleet for almost 50 decades
Comment from : HALOKING

My first and only business class experience so far was upper deck on a 747with Asiana airlines in the mid 90's The 747 took me between lax and Seoul many times LAX to Seoul is a busy route not enough seats on a 777 for the route as most Koreans in the US live here in the LA area
Comment from : Joshua 윤호 Han

Avgeeks
Comment from : Him Bike

Thank you for sharing, heartbreaking to say goodbye to the Queen of the skies 😔Whens your next flight Paul? Missing your vlogs, confident these challenges will be over soon and we can all get back in the skies
Comment from : Irishinusa

the tears in your eyes at the end
Comment from : Chicken_3475 Transport

😭😭😭😭 the walk down the jet bridge got me Knowing I will never be able to see that again for myself
Comment from : Anthony Crem

I saw the first 747 land in Perth Along with 15,000 other people in 1971 The queues to see it were amazing
Comment from : I dance for pennies

I love that Australians use the term 'squizz' too! I thought that was just us Brits
Comment from : Bille994

I just wanted to say good luck, we are all counting on you to land this plane safely AND STOP CALLING ME SHIRLEY
Comment from : The World Tomorrow

Wonderfully put together, Paul But so sad So sad
Comment from : Ian Dunbar-Reid

Long live the Queen A wonderful tribute by Qantas I see that BA are quietly retiring their 744s :(
Comment from : OldFlyer

Hi Paul, British Airways also recently retired its Boeing 747 fleets Can u tell me which airline still flying the boeing 747 after the pandemic is over I haven't been on the 747 and would love to fly on one
Comment from : ONTWOWHEELS-JOHN45

Look at the path
Comment from : ̇

This whole show is a part of #WorldEconomicForum #TheGreatReset
Comment from : Damian Mandich

#safetycardMy favourite momentI got to take my first overseas holiday with them but also got to take my son on his first holiday ever on them Such a great feeling every time you board the Qantas Queen of the Skies and knowing you are in good handsso sad to think I will never have that feeling with my son again Was so hoping to get the final flight with him but missed out So sadly missed already !!! Just doesn't seem right not flying with a Qantas 747 !!!!
Comment from : Canuck 1964