Only JUMBO JET Boeing 747 LANDINGS & TAKEOFFS | Planespotting Frankfurt Airport

Big aircraft takeoffs and landings. Only Heavy four engine Boeing 747-8, Boeing 747-400 and Boeing 747 Cargo aircraft arrivals and departures at Frankfurt International Airport FRA. This aviation highlight video of the double-deck, wide body Boeing 747 Queen of the Skies features the following airlines: Lufthansa (70s Retro D-ABYT Jumbo Jet giant and Boeing 747-8 D-ABYN 100th anniversary livery Jumbo aircraft also), Air Zeta (에어제타, Cargo airline based in South Korea and headquartered at Seoul-Incheon Airport, was established when Air Incheon took over the cargo division of Asiana Airlines, featuring a Boeing 747-400F aircraft) and SF Airlines (顺丰航空公司, ShunFeng Airlines, China's largest cargo airline with a Boeing 747-400F). Enjoy the iconic big Jumbo Jet passenger and cargo aircraft in close-up landing-, taxiing- and takeoff action scenes. By the way, the Boeing 747-8, with a length of 76.3 meters, is even longer than the Airbus A380, but offers fewer seats. Depending on the seating configuration, the aircraft typically seats between 371 and over 560 passengers. Greetings to all aviation friends! AIRCRAFT Power from SIN/HKG/DXB/CDG/FRA. Founder and CEO since 1996. By the way Globetrotter (161 countries on 7 continents) & Travelblogger – with tons of vids (more than 50,000) & pics...of AIRPLANE curiosities. Enjoy. Planespotting Homebases: Singapore Changi Airport (SIN), Hong Kong International Airport (HKG), Dubai International Airport (DXB), Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport/Roissy (CDG), Frankfurt Airport/Flughafen Frankfurt Main (FRA). Most videos were shot at these airports - others are mentioned. My AIRCRAFT spotting equipment ranges from smartphones and compact cameras to high-tech optical systems with 3,000mm focal length. My preferred video cameras: Sony PXW-FX9VK, Sony RX10 IV, Panasonic AG-CX370EJ and Panasonic Lumix DMX FZ2000. Frankfurt is my favorite airport in Europe - whenever I'm not in Asia, I spend hours on and around the grounds talking to fellow pilots, airport staff, or just friends...and watching airplanes from all over the world. For decades.