WORLD'S MOST DANGEROUS LANDING ON BHUTAN AIRLINES!
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Class: Business & Economy
Route: Bangkok (BKK) to Paro (PBH)
Plane: Airbus A319-100
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The World's Most Dangerous Approach - Paro, Bhutan
Join me on a flight with Bhutan Airlines (Tashi Air) A319 from Kathmandu to Paro, Bhutan. Paro Airport is situated in between mountains and valleys at 7,332 ft above sea level. The approach is well considered as one of the most dangerous and most spectacular in the world. Check out the amazing landing footage.
In addition, the flight also flew across many top 10 mountains in the world include Mt Everest.
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Join us for a spectacular and thrilling, up close, documentary look at the world’s most dangerous airport landing at Paro airport in Bhutan. Make sure you watch all the way to the end of the video to catch the sped up, bird’s eye view of the fabulous and graceful twisting and turning of the aeroplane on its approach to the landing strip of Paro airport, the sole international airport of Bhutan located six kilometres from Paro in a very deep valley on the bank of the river Paro Chhu, and how the runway suddenly appears from nowhere. It takes a real aviation expert and a very steady hand to make a safe landing at Paro airport!
In this video, we fly from Kathmandu airport in Nepal to Paro airport in Bhutan using Bhutan airlines. After a brief look inside Kathmandu airport’s executive airport lounge, we board our flight and meet the chief pilot of Bhutan airlines – we’re in safe hands; only a handful of trained captains are qualified and certified to land at Paro airport and it takes a minimum of eight to ten years of intensive training to become a captain.
We examine the runway at Kathmandu airport which is very bumpy and, interestingly, has no taxiways to the main runway, necessitating the use of some tricky manoeuvres and, needless to say, keen attention paid to air traffic control.
The flight is only forty minutes long but the flight is still packed with events and sights. In the video, we see most of the top ten highest mountains in the world within the Himalayas including Mount Makalu, Mount Lhotse and the tallest of all, Mount Everest. We also see the mountains of Bhutan within the Himalayan mountain range including Jomolhari and Jitchu Drake. The pictures of the snow capped mountains of the Himalayas are breath taking and we hear the captain’s opinions of why he thinks there is less snow now than there was in previous years.
We also enjoy lunch with champagne on board and we enjoy sharing a specially made cake with the Bhutan airlines crew to celebrate our travelling with them to the legendary Paro airport of Bhutan.
Paro airport is surrounded by mountains as high as 5500 metres and only has a single runway of length 1964 metres. Its single terminal was constructed in 1999 and it is a hub for two airlines: Bhutan airlines and Druk Air. Paro airport is such a difficult airport to land in that it can only be used in visual meteorological conditions and operational hours are restricted to daylight hours between sunrise and sunset.
You really won’t want to miss this video focusing on the world’s most challenging airport to land at. Let us know in the comments what you thought of the scenery and the whole experience and, as always, thanks for watching!
Druk Royal Bhutan Airlines Airbus A319 at Bhutan's Paro international airport
Passengers disembark from a Druk Airways airbus A319 plane and enter Paro airport's quaint immigration lounge.
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First Impressions Of Bhutan (flying into the worlds most dangerous airport)
Visit - We are heading out to one of our top bucket list destinations in the world...but before we get there we have to land at the Paro airport...known as one of the most dangerous landings in the world due to it's proximity to the Himalayan mountains.
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BHUTAN | Beautiful Destinations
There’s a place on earth, perhaps one of the last, where nature and humans exist as one; the government prioritizes happiness, and conservation of the land and wildlife is so important, laws are in place to protect it. Welcome to Bhutan, the last great “Shangri-La,” the last great oasis.
Entering into the grounds of Bhutan is like traversing into a dream. Time seems to slow. The wind breathes through the Himalayas, through the torn prayer-flags lining the high passes, and out through the breaths of chanting monks. Tigers creep through the backcountry, black-necked cranes glide above; the slow crawl of traffic weaves through one designated lane. Everything lives in one harmonious existence. This is a nation with people who welcome you like family. And for those fortunate enough to visit, it will feel like coming home.
ON THE KINGDOM OF BHUTAN
Landlocked by China, Tibet, and India, the Buddhist Kingdom of Bhutan finds its home nestled on the eastern edge of the Himalayas. The country is known for its dramatic and varying landscapes — vast forests, sweeping valleys, and snowy mountains — which span an area of almost 40,000 square kilometers. Ancient dzongs (fortresses) and ornamental monasteries, including that of the cliff-hanging Tiger’s Nest, are also stunning and well-known fixtures of the country. Culture, sustainability, and deeply-rooted consciousness are prominent values that cling to every aspect of the country and day-to-day life here.
ON THE COUNTRY'S ENVIRONMENTAL CONSCIOUSNESS
Bhutan's devotion to the environment lies at the root of everything. In 2008, the country created a constitution establishing that a minimum of sixty percent of the country’s land must always be covered by forests. Currently, more than seventy percent of the area is forested. Protection efforts extend to the land’s inhabitants as well; laws are in place making it illegal to hunt or trap wildlife. Thanks to these protections, red pandas, tigers, and almost 800 species of birds can thrive in Bhutan's rich biodiversity. As a result of these conservation endeavors, Bhutan is the only carbon-negative country in the world, meaning that it absorbs more carbon than it produces — four times more, in fact.
ON BEING THE HAPPIEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD
Bhutan is considered the “happiest country” in the world, based off an economic principle known as “Gross National Happiness” (GNH). The term was first coined in 1972 by the fourth king of Bhutan who wanted to ensure that the Bhutanese quality of life was given the same importance as the country's increasing development and growing economy.
So how do you measure happiness? The government surveys nine domains — categories that encompass wellbeing, culture, environment, education, and good governance — every few years and a single number, derived from further sub-indexes and indicators, is calculated based on the results. One incredible outcome of GNH is it shows that true, sustaining happiness is created by a sense of purpose. And while this index may only seem like data, it represents a set of values that guide citizens in their daily lives and the government in its policies. Other governing entities, like the U.N., have even begun to look to Bhutan to adapt some of its practices.
ON SUSTAINABLE TRAVEL (TO AND WITHIN THE COUNTRY)
Visitors are required to apply for a visa and book their travel through a tourism agency sponsored by the government. There is a $200 minimum visa fee per day which covers all costs including meals, accommodations, transport within the country, and a licensed Bhutanese tour guide.While some travelers may not be fond of being with a guide at all times, many find they prefer it. These highly equipped guides can set up excursions based on specific interests — hiking, food, culture, conservation, art — allowing visitors to craft more meaningful itineraries and create friendships and cultural exchanges with locals that may not have occurred otherwise. Think of these guides as guardian angels of the country and its guests.
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Royal Bhutan Airlines plane, helicopter take-off and land at Paro airport, Bhutan
Watch a DrukAir A319 land at Paro and then taxi up to the terminal. At the runway of Paro airport, DrukAir or Royal Bhutan Airlines' plane and a government agency owned helicopter take-off and land on a pleasant day in Bhutan. Passengers disembark from an Airbus A319 that has landed at Paro airport. Passengers stream out and start taking selfies with the plane and the airport, with the mountains behind. The magic of Bhutan instantly hits them with the friendly airport building and the lovely weather!
This footage is part of the broadcast stock footage archive of Wilderness Films India Ltd., the largest collection of HD imagery from South Asia. The collection comprises of 150, 000+ hours of high quality broadcast imagery, mostly shot on 4K, 200 fps slow motion, Full HD, HDCAM 1080i High Definition, Alexa and XDCAM. Write to us for licensing this footage on a broadcast format, for use in your production! We are happy to be commissioned to film for you or else provide you with broadcast crewing and production solutions across South Asia. We pride ourselves in bringing the best of India and South Asia to the world...
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Super excited before stepping into the land of thunder dragon. Our Bhutan Airlines experience was very good. Simply one hour flight from Kolkata to Paro. They served nice breakfast with soft beverag. Comfortable seat with good leg space. Nice and helpful flight attendants. Highly recommend you to experience Bhutan Airlines.
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Bhutan's FIRST FEMALE PILOT now Captain
Meet Ugyen Dema, In 2006 she became Bhutan's first female pilot when she joined DRUK AIR. In the video you see here, filmed earlier this year, of her flying the leg from Paro Bhutan to Kathmandu Nepal on the Airbus A319 she was a Senior First Officer and this week she became Bhutan's First Female Captain. Bhutan only has 2 female pilots with Sonar Lhamo also working for Druk Air.
Flying into Bhutan requires extensive training as its one of the toughest airports in the world. We've just released a 5 hour Cockpit Film on DRUK AIR with a older video released in 2001 on the BAe146.
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Bhutanese air hostesses in Kira attire as they serve a meal on Tashi or Bhutan Air
Bhutanese air hostesses wear their uniform and serve food and beverages to the passengers that are travelling on Bhutan Air. The air hostesses wear trained beautiful smiles on their face, and coupled with their Kira which is the national dress, they gracefully serve food and beverages.
This footage is part of the broadcast stock footage archive of Wilderness Films India Ltd., the largest collection of HD imagery from South Asia. The collection comprises of 150, 000+ hours of high quality broadcast imagery, mostly shot on 4K, 200 fps slow motion, Full HD, HDCAM 1080i High Definition, Alexa and XDCAM. Write to us for licensing this footage on a broadcast format, for use in your production! We are happy to be commissioned to film for you or else provide you with broadcast crewing and production solutions across South Asia. We pride ourselves in bringing the best of India and South Asia to the world...
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Bhutan Airlines ภูฏานแอร์ไลน์ - Stunning take-off at Paro Airport
Bhutan Airlines (B3) taking off at Paro (PBH) the land off happiness. More video -
หลังจากที่เครื่องบิน A320 ของภูฏานแอร์ไลน์ไต่ระดับจากสนามบินพาโรประมาณ 4 นาที ทางด้านขวามือผู้โดยสารจะได้ชมความสวยงามของเทือกเขาหิมาลัย โดยในรูปตรงกลางจะเห็นยอดเขา Kangchenjunga ซึ่งเป็นภูเขาที่สูงเป็นอันดับสามของโลกอยู่ในเขตสิกขิม
After 4 mins of our A320 climbing to the right attitude, passengers on the right side of the aircraft can spot a stunning view of Himalayas. In the middle of the picture, Kangchenjunga Mt. in Sikkim, the third highest mountain in the world. Makalu Mt. can also be clearly spotted next on the left which is located just 19 km. southeast of Mt. Everest.
From Kathmandu to Paro with Bhutan Airlines A319 - Röyksopp - Here She Comes Again
From Kathmandu to Paro with Bhutan Airlines Airbus 319. In the video, we see most of the top ten highest mountains in the world within the Himalayas: Makalu, Lhotse, Everest. The approach is well considered as one of the most dangerous and most spectacular. Check out the amazing landing footage + Good music (Röyksopp - Here She Comes Again (Viduta Remix))
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Flight with Bhutan Airways
Do you know that officially Bhutan doesn't even have airlines. Yet we flow with one. Scary experience!
Druk Air is national carrier of Bhutan, while Bhutan Airways belongs to Tashi Group
Drukair A5-RGH reaches at International Bhutan Airport in Paro.
Drukair Corporation Limited, operating as Drukair — Royal Bhutan Airlines, is the national airline of the Kingdom of Bhutan, headquartered in the western dzongkhag of Paro.
Founded in 1981, ten years after Druk Gyalpo Jigme Dorji Wangchuck gradually began to open up the kingdom from self-imposed isolation, and seven years after welcoming its first foreign visitors, the airline commenced operations in 1983 with flights from Calcutta to Paro utilising Dornier Do 228 aircraft. A switch to BAe 146-100 equipment occurred in November 1988, and in order to meet increased demand, those aircraft were replaced in 2004 with two Airbus A319s.
Drukair operates a modest scheduled flight network within the South Asian region from its base at Paro Airport and currently consists of eight destinations in five countries.
Paro Airport is the sole international airport in Bhutan. The airport is located 6 km (3.7 mi; 3.2 nmi) from Paro in a deep valley on the bank of the river Paro Chhu. With surrounding peaks as high as 5,500 m (18,000 ft) it is considered one of the world's most challenging airports. As of October 2009, only eight pilots in the world were certified to land at the airport. Flights at Paro are allowed under visual meteorological conditions only and are restricted to daylight hours from sunrise to sunset. It is one of only four airports in Bhutan.
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