Heey All!

Welcome to our latest video!

This time we are back at Frankfurt Airport for a great day of Spotting! Started in the early morning, we arrived at the famous Zeppelinheim spotting deck around 6 AM. The inbound rush was already started so we had pleny of action going on!

Just after sunrise we drove towards the line up spot at runway 18. Departure rush slowly started. The light was amazing for the whole day there was a orange gold glow in the sky, I think because of the Sahara dust cloud that hitted Frankfurt that day.
As the aircrafts had some moist on it in the early stages of the day during takeoff you can see it gets blown off.

During the time at Runway 18 we did a livestream too, and during the final stages of it somebody mentioned that Flight LH440 to Houston headed back to Frankfurt Airport for an Emergency landing. A few days after our visit the first report came out saying that it had a failure on one of the engines and therefor they shutted on engine down. Well take a look at the landing and see it yourself!

After this we packed our gear and headed back to Zeppelinheim for the Evening inbound rush! With as THE highlight ofcourse the Air China Boeing 7478I! The sunset was THE best sunset we had ever seen, ofcourse helped by the Sahara sand the sky turned RED and we catched both the landing and takeoff of the Air China 7478I.

Ofcourse there is way more action so please enjoy this video! And if you like the video please Like & Subscribe to our channel and help us grow!

Next week we are heading to Munich Airport for 3 intense days of PlaneSpotting! Lots of new action is coming your way!

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