Biggest Plane In The World Enroute to Bangor

[masterson of the universe]

This is another cool site for those of you into flight (or in the case of this site, the lack there of).

[pm28570]

..... is updated. http://www.newairplane.com/747/ Due to fly on Sunday.

[UMainah]

Are you sure it was an AN-225 and not the AN-224? The 224 stops at Bangor all the time, but I've never seen the 225 there.

AN-225 at Bangor on Oct 4th last year. Photo courtesy of the user that posted it on flightaware

[Fins_Up]

That 747-8 is nice but I must say this AN-225 is an impressive beast. I would love to see the landing and take-off. That must be quite a sight.

[dufzor]

AN-225 at Bangor on Oct 4th last year. Photo courtesy of the user that posted it on flightaware

Thanks for posting that! I would really like to see it!

[Mainiac1957]

Where I live in Brewer I see and here them fly out of Bangor on a regular basis. They seem to be moving so slow it's a wonder they are even staying in the air. Most impressive indeed.

[msteelee]

I've heard rumbling, hovering aircraft here as well. I assumed it was the C5's. Maybe not. Neat to think it might have been this one.

[brdad]

I've heard rumbling, hovering aircraft here as well. I assumed it was the C5's. Maybe not. Neat to think it might have been this one.

I just think you're hearing that alien spaceship Ekidokai is always looking for.

[WhereRWe?]

I've heard rumbling, hovering aircraft here as well. I assumed it was the C5's.

Yes, the C5's behave the same way - loud and slow. They look like they're crawling. LOL! It's fun to be under the approach at the end of the runway when one of these big ones come in.

[pm28570]

Yes, the C5's behave the same way - loud and slow. They look like they're crawling. LOL! It's fun to be under the approach at the end of the runway when one of these big ones come in.

While I haven't seen the specs on this, I would imagine landing speed to be around 150 knots or so....about 175 miles an hour. Hard to believe it when you're watching them on final.