45 HEAVY Aircraft Arrivals | Frankfurt Airport Planespotting (FRA)

BIG Airplane landings – showcasing legendary aircraft such as the four-engine Airbus A380 (Emirates), the Lufthansa passenger Jumbo Jet giants Boeing 747-8 and Boeing 747-400 aircraft and the iconic Airbus A340-600 and Airbus A340-300. Close-ups of heavy aircraft arrivals and taxiing at Frankfurt FRA International Airport, the four engine aircraft paradise. This time, the runway action consists not only exclusively of Lufthansa aircraft - you see also Emirates, Singapore Airlines, Air China, Ethiopian Airlines, Lufthansa Air Cargo (Boeing 777F), Tarom, ANA – All Nippon Airways, Condor, Air India, JetTime, Swiss, Discover Airlines, Delta Airlines, El Al, Air Dolomiti and Croatia Airlines (crossing taxiway). This aviation highlight video features the following aircraft: Airbus A380, Boeing 747-8 Queen of the skies, Boeing 747-400, Boeing 777-300ER aircraft, Boeing 787-9, Boeing 737-900ER, Airbus A340-600 giant, Airbus A340-300, big Airbus A350-900 aircraft, Airbus A330 (rare Airbus A330 -300 N815NW Delta Airlines also), Airbus A321, A320, A319 and Embraer ERJ-190. Relish the ingenious design of four-engine aeroplanes and other big (and some medium) aircraft. 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.