EC-331

Aircraft:
Airbus A330-243(MRTT)
Reg: EC-331 photos
Serial #:
1419
Airline: United Kingdom - Royal Air Force (RAF)
Photo Date: May 10, 2014
Uploaded: May 24, 2014
Manchester Ringway Int'l Airport - EGCC, United Kingdom

Notes:

New RAF Voyager departing Manchester to Getafe after painting at Air Livery. Did not expect nose up at this location, but rotation was in less than 800m ! (As an Engineer, I had to do the maths. That's the same acceleration as a car doing 0-60mph in 9s, but to 150mph and with about 100 times the weight!)

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New RAF Voyager departing Manchester to Getafe after painting at Air Livery. Did not expect nose up at this location, but rotation was in less than 800m ! (As an Engineer, I had to do the maths. That's the same acceleration as a car doing 0-60mph in 9s, but to 150mph and with about 100 times the weight!)