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Just Planes takes Corsair's night shift to Réunion

Christelle flies the A330neo from Paris Orly, while Captain Tim turns the weather radar into a cockpit lesson.

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A330neo MAX TAKEOFF! 11 Hours to Indian Ocean

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0:00The pre-flight briefing covers fuel, turbulence, takeoff performance and aircraft weights.
4:46Christelle takes the A330neo off from Paris Orly's runway 06 at night.
7:57Captain Tim demonstrates how weather-radar colors help the crew identify thunderstorms and plan avoidance.
14:01Steve relieves Captain Tim, explaining how three pilots divide rest on the long flight.
23:05After landing clearance, Christelle disconnects the autopilot for the manual arrival into Réunion.
25:34The aircraft touches down on runway 14, followed by thrust reversers and wheel braking.

Rain on departure, daylight over the Indian Ocean, and a crew change along the way: Just Planes' Paris-Réunion cockpit film makes a long-haul flight feel like a working shift rather than a distant line on a map.

"A330neo MAX TAKEOFF! 11 Hours to Indian Ocean" was the most watched of the channel's eight new uploads, reaching roughly 112,000 views. Christelle is pilot flying, with Captain Tim monitoring. Steve later rotates into the cockpit so Tim can rest, a small but revealing part of how the crew shares the journey.

The takeoff supplies the spectacle, but Tim's weather-radar explanation gives viewers something to take away. He shows how the crew identifies weather to avoid: "Never go into the red. The yellow, you try and avoid." Comments repeatedly return to that explanation, the cockpit's learning environment and the clarity of the recorded communications. One viewer describes these films as a way to experience a piloting dream that feels inaccessible to them.

Other new arrivals included "San Juan, Puerto Rico🇵🇷" and several Indian Ocean flight and landing clips. Across the channel, weekly viewing reached about four million, while the subscriber total held steady. Daily views are running above their usual level.

Among nearby aviation and machinery channels, Aaron Rheins had a particularly busy viewing week, while PeterSripol's was quieter. Just Planes' strongest current momentum comes from an earlier arrival: "Landing Lima Peru," posted around a month ago, is drawing substantially more daily views than either the new San Juan upload or the Corsair film.

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What viewers say

Very professional captain, always aware of dangers. I loved his explanations of the new weather radar. Thanks for sharing.
@techdefined9420See it on YouTube
Very very nice crew, the captain creates a very good learning environment, way to go!
@PilotleonardoaraSee it on YouTube
So satisfying to have great interphone/ATC quality
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I really enjoy these especially as being a wheelchair user its impossible for my to be a commercial pilot so to live the dream via these video's is amazing
@richardjones4080See it on YouTube
Great flight and such a pleasant and professional crew, and a smooth touch down right on the markers too!
@iain8837See it on YouTube
Captain's like this are a rare breed, an aviator indeed. Fantastic and simple explanation of the WX radar also, thank you for uploading.
@managedspeedSee it on YouTube
Beautiful video, I'm from Zimbabwe and I'm a very big fan of Corsair! I really enjoyed every moment and all the camera angles you guys set up in the cockpit, great job as always! 😄
@tinston11See it on YouTube
It is good to start with the pre-flight briefing in the briefing room.
@NobilangeloSee it on YouTube
Great Captain and First Officers!
@LeeShandSee it on YouTube