WHY does the JUMBO have a HUMP? Explained by CAPTAIN JOE
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Dear friends and followers, welcome back to my channel and to a famous question, why does the Boeing 747 or better known as the Jumbo, have this hump on top of her fuselage she is so well know for.
We'll be looking into the initial designs of Joe Sutter and his team of engineers. How the initial plan was a failure and how Juan Trippe more or less saved the 747 and Boeing from bankruptcy.
Also her biggest competitor at the time were three SST projects by Boeing, Tupolev, BAC and Aerospatial.
How a cargo plane was converted into a passenger plane and vice versa, and many more very interesting facts about the 747.
Thank you very much for your time! I hope you enjoy this video!
Wishing you all the best!
Your "Captain" Joe
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Captain Joe: wOuLd yOu liKE aN aiRpLanE wiNdoW!?
Andrew Gao Haha, thatβs my styleπ
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I would legit put a Michael Jackson face in that window
@@flywithcaptainjoe I am sure you wanted to give away an entire cockpit, but since you would like a personal hand-over it was easier to opt for a window :-) Keep it up, we love you.
I do want that window. Lol.
So that was why my seat's window was missing... Joe purchased it... damn, well at least I got some fresh air and AC.
Annnnd blacking out from the lack of air while being 30,000 ft in the air.
@@joe-xk8nl Nah fam, I got my gamer girl air cans ;)
@@PilotTed ...so.. she..... farted into the cans.....
@@joe-xk8nl lol
Gamer Cat you mean oxygen
Question: Why does the Boeing 747 have a hump
Me: Oooh, oooh, I know this one. Itβs a camel.
she is a Humpback Whale, that's what I always called her ;)
Do camels fly?
Really though Camels should fly I think. They have great big fuel tanks but I'm quite sure they don't. If they did I'd fly a Camel for sure.
Mystic Games , to hold more water just like a camel, π, JK
its a wart
Captain Joe is an Iron Maiden fans. π€π»π€π»
foxtrot meizap βRaise the nose and UP THE IRONS!!!β
Honestly, I still can't get over the fact that a band member is the pilot. Multi-talented in the best way, yo.
up the ironsπ
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@@erojerisiz1571 I've seen this megumin profile pic so many times. Doesn't get old though.
I get excited anytime I hear a plane flying above me, especially when it's a 747!
Mr. Silva same I just get rock hard
I love that plane too..Although I see it's *THICC*
the only planes that above us is the small planes like some Cessna's or some big air Canada planes that sound like my neighbors ac
Thats cool and all until you try to sleep and hear an airplane flying over your head every 5 minutes
I'm sitting outside its after 7 in the morning, I live in the middle of many many airports and air force base, I'm enjoying the sounds ATM and it's goooood (funny I hear one now )
I want to fly the 747 when I'm older.
Pan-Am: Savior of the 747
Emirates: Savior of the A380
PonyoNoodles love a good emirates a380
Love a good emirates a380
A380
A380
I want to fly a 787-800
Concorde - βonly 20 entered serviceβ Actually, 20 were made but only 14 entered service. 7 each for British Airways and Air France
Yeah...The Pepsi Concorde didn't last very long.....
@@razgrizxlraviation9975 Well, the actual pepsi thing was an Air France.
Your very smart sir
Didnt lufthansa and singapore airlines had a concorde?
@@nowtmrb3337 nope, maybe in the future though, Boom Technology's new supersonic jet is having its test flight this year
Captain Joe: What will end the 747's reign over the skies?
777x: Me boi.
Coronavirus: Am I a joke to you?
Nah. Even with COVID-19 the 747's freighter variant will still be in operation
DeLEET Titan Agreed
That didn't age well...
Dear Captian Joe, hello to you from India. My name is Shalom and I have been in this dynamic industry for over 25 years. In my over 25 years of experience, I spent almost 19 years with Emirates as a ramp and aircraft weight and balance trainer.
When I started way back in 1993, I was first introduced to B747-200s. I loved this airplane, and was mesmerized just standing in front of it and admiring is sheer size, wow.
As a kid in the 70s I used to go to Bombay airport to sendoff or receive my dad, who worked in Africa for awhile. That's when I first saw this aircraft on the runway with AI colours. I was told that she is AI jumbo jet and I was hooked on to her and the aviation industry.
Today I am an retired aviation specialist, but I owe a lot to this beautiful aircraft, I am, what I am, is because of this wonderful airplane and what she taught me, be it freighter, combi or pax versions. I will always be a big fan of the B747.
Lastly, I will also like to say Captain Joe, you are very good in what you do. Your videos are so simple and easy to comprehend, especially for youngsters who intend to join this amazing industry.
You have great training qualities, and will do wonders in motivating youngsters to join aviation. Well done and keep up the work.
Cheers
Shalom Nadar β’ What an awesome comment! Smiles!
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@@MiroPVP We Indians are struggling with it too.
Asking "Why 747 Have a Hump?" Is like Asking "Why Cats Say: Meow?"
Lol
"It just does"
@Jason Du Probably he ate water
@@DeputyHermann lolππ
Euh...they meow?
Titanus Rodan I has seen this comment and have been apeased
I bet the dude who designed the 747 tried to draw a straight line for the 747 upper fuselage but his son bumped his elbow and therefore, the hump was born
The bump was horn
Captain Joe: youβll be seeing the queen of the skies until at least the end of 2035.
Boeing: I think not sir
Lucas Boneti how?
abbysnowmist Boeing ending 747 program
@@lucasboneti4756 - The production of the B747 will end, but that does not mean that all the B747s will disappear. For example UPS has ordered 14 new B747-8F aircraft to their fleet, and Boeing will deliver them before they stop the production.
Mike P yeah you are right.
Only passenger 747 are being retired. Freighters are still a big hit
Congratulations on reaching 1 Million subscribers. You should be getting a gold frame from KRplus.
Nice to see a video from you joe, any insight on the journey of the beluga whales ?
StefΓ‘n PΓ©tur Knudsen Already editing the video π
@@flywithcaptainjoe hi joeim a child and wish you look on your next flight
Hah, Great find!
it should be out next month
Me: uh Captain? Why is the plane Smiling?
Captain: It is loading cargo through the nose
Well I was loading cargo through my nose at 4 am this day actually
Obama Prism white cargo in a powderized form?
@@vehicleboi5598 no no certainly no I would never do that
Obama Prism Sorry, my mind is as dirty as...well... dirt
@@vehicleboi5598 yeah and my nose is cowered in sugar powder. How dare you think I do cocaine when in reality I just snort sugar. That's what I told the judge 10 years ago when he put me in jail lol.
"and trust me, you'll be seeing the queen of the skies till at least 2035"... that aged well
Why do I love every single video he makes??
Bcoz he never forgets to entertain us...ππβ€
same thing for me]
Why you question everything
@@ronakknikam who
Your choise
747 Era will not end. Even if the passenger version of 747 retires, the 747 freighter will still continue to fly
Yep. At least, for 35 years more. And after that, it will became as a signature plane for luxury flights.
It will, It might take decades, but it certainly will disappear at some point
Given that we still have Douglas DC-3s flying in parts of the world, I wouldn't hold my breath on the 747 going anywhere.
We need a 2 engined Boeing 747 for fuel efficiency; that way it will remain competitive with the rest; that way the 747 will be around for a while.
@@natelloyd4796 can't compare the two. They're both fantastic airframes, but the operating costs of 747s are way higher. Also the jumbo jet cannot land in all the small airports that a DC-3 can, simply due to size and weight (Some airports do not have enough length on their runways)
I heard United is removing carpeting from aisles so it will be easier to drag out customers.
Oof
Wait... does that LoL stand for LOL or League of Legends
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It's not funnyAHAHAHAHAHHAH-
Lol
Can you do a video about "How to recognize different aircraft types (e.g. on the airport)?" Thanks and keep up the great work! :)
Get a book and learn them
Sterlingjob with that logic Joe would address every issue with βgo to college, get about 200+ undergraduate hours under your belt and then obtain certification for more certifications. U need a book to distinguish Boeing from Abus? Itβs a C-130! Oh, itβs a Cessna...planes are not hard to categorize
@@Jdtackett0226
Abus is a German security tech firm. AIRBUS, on the other hand, is a competitor of Boeing.
MackP you obviously know that I was abbreviated (for the purpose of typing fewer letters). I donβt see what youβre point is. I donβt think it is a mock because you make it known that you knew I meant Airbus...so the abbreviation served its purpose. You said βtech firmβ. I think if you are going for condescending then you look foolish. Going by your initial comment, Iβm guessing that you are going for a βsmart assβ jibe? I will give you the first one but you missed the mark with this one. You make clear that you knew Abus was what Boeing was being compared to. But ok; different strokes for different folks. You canβt force it though
@@Jdtackett0226 Lmfao dude he meant different types as in the A320, A321, Boeing 737-800, Boeing 737-700, etc..
Who else has great respect for pilots and their job ?
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Who doesn't? And if so, why?
hugolafhugolaf people blame delays on them
Keks 007 me
I want to become one...
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I wish you good luck ππ
Flew in every 747 model except for the -300. Even flew in the hump on a TWA 747-121.
So cool! No, beyond that
I have always loved the 747. I finally got to see one in real life (my home airport is too small for a 747) in SLC. It was a Lufthansa 747-8. It was the most beautiful thing I have ever seen.
I flew in one from EZE to FRA, it was a delight
LHR to EZE (BA some 10 years ago)
I thoroughly enjoy your videos, thank you so much for taking the time to produce these π€
It's quite an ironic story as now the 747 is going back the other way - back to freight π awesome content as always Joe !!
7:48 Ed Force One, possibly the second most famous 747 after Air Force One.
"Special Ed force one" the most legendary.
Is it a coincidence that your time stamp is at 7:48?
Yah
Also, is piloted by Dickinson himself a lot!
Up the irons \m/
Everytime I see your channel I'm impressed with how much your channel has grown as well as the content produced. Well deserved, Keep up the Great Work! I've been a subscriber since you were at 800 subscribers. Congratulations and Clear Skies!
I watched the original Boeing 747 roll-out ceremony when I was 13. 40 years later got to help the Boeing 747-8 happen, which I found amazing. I never got to meet Joe Sutter, but I have met enough of the old hands, an soaked up enough airplane design and creation, as well as made my own contributions to all the 7x7 programs, helped develop the "composite wing center" in the Boeing Everett factory, that makes the 777X wings, and I still get to walk around inside the factory experiencing these great ships come together.
So from both positions, from outside the company as a kid and now inside, I've been astounded by this grande old clipper ship of the sky, still being made literally 50 years after the original 747-100 rolled out the door.
You produced a good video. Thank you.
Thanks for this, Captain Joe. The 747 still stands (flies?) alone as an aircraft that leaves more modern planes looking like most cars today - generic and bland. The air frames may transition from passenger to cargo but that gorgeous and distinctive shape will grace the skies for a long time. The first jumbo already has its place in a small club of truly iconic aircraft like the DC-3 which revolutionized the industry.
At last, Captain Joe is Back!!!! Keep Going!
Adwaid S Kumar Aviation Doing my best to keep up with busy schedule π
@@flywithcaptainjoe Im sure everyone understands you got all those flights to do and all so it aint like theres gonna be a video every day...
Yeah, I even thought he retired. Thanks god I was mistaken
@@EldarKhaitov lol no he wouldn't just retire out of the blue hes got many more flight years ahead of him....
Thanks for a great video Joe! Also thanks for returning back to this intro music!
I love your videos and your style of presentation! Keep up the great work Captain Joe!
The 747 looks like the snake that swallowed the elephant ;-)
Make.sense
You could say thatπ
@@flywithcaptainjoe yes but it was what made the 747 famous.
JSYK i guess the A350 is gonna kill the 747, but we can all agree the A350 also looks really good :)
@Justin Meyer wtf, why?
Is that a a reference of "the little prince"? XD
Dude I love watching you no matter what the subject of the video is. I wish you can videos everyday lol
Thank you so much for this info. And the great video with history knowledgeable.
Thank you Captain Joe for this ultra-valuable information. I admire the 747.
She is the Queen of the skies for a reason! My best international flights have been on a 747, hardly knew you were flying. Cheers
Yes Queen. Goddess is still the Concorde.
Well, Considering the comfort in international flights the 787, the A350 and A380 are ahead of the 747.
Yes, reason being illegal US subsidies and US embassies bribing and bullying you into buying Boeing crap. When they need to compete for real, they make MAX...
captain joe fresh out the salon with his new hair dye lol
Mike Gregory My girlfriend burst into laughing when she read that comment yesterdayπππ
Captain Joe i feel bad when you cant go out with her
9:51 Be Still My Heart!!! Macho Captain Joe taking a bath in a Jet Engine!
anu kumar to the. Yup. Mine skipped a beat as well when i saw
Nice great video again, Captain Joe! Keep up the great work!
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@@flywithcaptainjoe please explain rnav
Ur a day late π€¦ββοΈπ€¦ββοΈπ€¦ββοΈπ€¦ββοΈ
FWIW, my first ride on the 747 was in 1974 (TWA); latest were 2016-18 (Delta, Lufthansa, and El Al).
Hi Joe !
I love the 747 aircraft , my first flight was. Pan Am 747 from Frankfurt to New York . In 1986 , Dec .
After that I fell in love with 747 Air craft .
Thanks again for the you tube shows . I am glad to see your shows .
My father worked first on the SST, and then on the 747 project. As a child, I wasn't able to to appreciate the significance of the design, nor the way the 747 would transform the airline industry. I just knew when I saw one that it was "my Daddy's plane." Unfortunately, I was only able to fly on one twice. When the end of the 747 production came, and the last one rolled out of the Everett Boeing plan, I think many of us felt genuine grief, as though we were losing a friend. I don't work in the airline industry, nor am I a pilot, but I just LOVE planes. I enjoy these videos and am gaining more understanding of how so many things have to come together to get us from point A to point B! Thank you Captain Joe.
That is amazing idea what those ppl are doing with older jets parts ,. And again another entertaining and informative video by Captain Jo πβοΈ
Wonderful bird. I loved it from the very beginning and it took me around the world in several airlines.
Hey man ! Congrats on 1m . Don't really follow your videos but have been subscribed since you were probably below 500k. π
I recently watched a video on TV of a 747 being scrapped. Broke my heart to see that big, beautiful airplane being flown-in and landed, and eventually hauled away in trucks as shredded aluminum. I once visited the Boeing plant at Payne Field in Mukilteo, Washington where the plane is built. You get a special love for that plane when you see a line of them in various stages of assembly. Absolutely amazing! As it nears completion, they finish it with the airframe under stress by hanging ten-thousand pound blocks of concrete from the engine stanchions to simulate the weight of the engines. Weirdest thing I've ever seen!
Love the content here. Fun informative videos and your enthusiasm for aviation is very clear. Learning to fly has been a goal of mine for a long time and this channel has, in part, inspired me to finally take the first step toward making that a reality. My first flying lesson is this weekend. Looking forward to seeing more videos from you!
Chris K Loving what Iβm reading hereπThank you!!!
1:12 And the βiconicβ loudness.
I love the wing as a table.
Thanks for the video. Always wondered about the hump.
Great video.βΊοΈ The beard has gone and he is back to his original baby face.ππβΊοΈ
Well, 12 year old baby face me is not having it right now.
My giveaway: $20
Captain Joe's: a 747 window
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Have long enjoyed your videos, but this is a KRplus first for me: enjoying the promotional part just as much as the (excellent) video itself!
Great video! Please make a video about the yaw damper and the different types of it. Just lernt what it is and i find itβs really interesting.
Yess Captain Joe is back.hope your reading this,congratulations for 1 million subscribers.You deserve it
Great video Joe, a Pan Am 747 was the first plane I ever flew on as a kid late 70's visiting family in the States from here in the UK.
Boa tarde!! Amo assuntos relacionados a aviação e estou aprendendo a me familiarizar com a lΓngua inglesa atravΓ©s do seu canal... ParabΓ©ns Capitain Joe!!
Great video and welcome back! I missed you and your great and informative videos! One of my regrets is never having flown on a 747...
Congratulations, Joe on more than 1 M subscribers ! π
That iconic hump is so beautiful looking, I canβt imagine another plane in the 747s place without its design language
That was terrific, and we love the 747. Thanks for the video.
Hope before 2030 Captain Joe is the Captain on Supersonic flights! He deserves it! Awesome video the Queen π of the skies lives on!!
Finally you posted. Liked the video :))
Never forget standing along rwy 12L in TUS AZ. In early 70βs with friends watching Lufthansa B-747 training crews doing touch and goβs. At the time there were no other wide body airliners so it was unbelievable. When it wass on final approach we wondered how it managed to stay airborne. Beautiful.
Hi Joe,worked at a ground handling company in BARBADOS in 2000 until 2001. CARGO LUX always stopped for fuel. next time that you feature your 747, please remember to shout out to BARBADOS, ALSO KNOWN AS (BIM) and all of your fans here in BARBADOS, ESPECIALLY ROBIN. THANKS AND KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK!!!
0:56 - that raised my blood pressure exponentially
6:26 - lets wait for the TWA800
I love this iconic aircraft! Sadly, some airlines are retiring them but they will be still the Queen of Skies forever! Hope I will ride one of these planes one day! Btw I love your vids!
Excellent information about this wonderful and iconic American aircraft.
Great video. keep up the good work. love your videos!!
Gotta love the glorious Queen of the Skies. :)
Wow..i never knew the 747 was originally designed for the air force cargo..thank you captain..
NO the 747 was NOT designed as a Air Force Cargo plane. The original design of the Boeing Air Force cargo plane was to have similar wings to the military C-5 which is a high wing design which means the wings are over the top of the aircraft. The 747 has a low wing design which is having the wings on bottom of the aircraft. Also the fuselage is completely different between the Cargo plane that the Air Force wanted and the 747. What Joe Sutter and the designers of the 747 did with the flight deck in the upper deck hump they took the basic design of it from the Cargo plane. This way they could covert the passenger planes into cargo planes after the SST 2707 was flying. Only issue was the SST 2707 was never built and the 747 in all versions have been now serving for over 50 years. I retired from Boeing 2 years ago after almost 30 years of employment at the assembly factory where the 747, 767, C-46, 777 and the 787 is built.
@Mikeske, I think what he meant was the hump design was for accommodating cargo.
Good to hear Kennedy Steve again on the brief ATC snippet at 00:43. For those unfamiliar search KRplus for his name. Lots of great material out there.
Great video. Thank you for sharing that with us.
I love 747s but but only rode it once. Sadly.. but I love how the design is its beautiful
Never knew the Black Eyed Peas were singing about an airplane. Makes so much sense now.
Hello captian Joe. Im not a pilot nor am i looking to be one. I came across your channel and loved all the facts you say with everything that has to do with planes. Its very interesting and due to the fact that i travel alot for work you have answered a lot of questions. Thank you keep up the great work
Thanks Joe. Just found your channel and it's super interesting and you make your videos clear and very easy to listen to. Subbed! If your ever on one of my flights from SEA to LHR i'll be sure to buy you a drink. Cheers!
Most beautiful passenger plane β ever!
Great to see the Iron Maiden plane made the cut.
Very interesting backstory. Cheers Captain Joe, love the videos!
wow..that was interesting. I've always wondered why the hump? I used to think it was just for design/aesthetic purposes but now I see why.
Thanks, Captain Joe for enlightening us. Great video!
Could you make a video about what all you learn at flightschool?
Good idea
Then just go to flight school
@@JohnDoe-ud3ue Theres a difference between going to flight school and watching a KRplus video, maybe he cant go to flight school (at this stage)
How to fly a plane.
Ummm, everything.
CPT Joe, how about doing a video on the converted 747 and DC-10 that are used in wildland firefighting operations?
John Thurber Iβm in contact with those boysπ
Congratulations π captain joe for 1 million subscribes its really great and motivation because pilot+good teacher+youtuber is caption joe thanks for being my inspiration captain joe
Love that shot of Ed force one taking off :)
I flew a military charter and they sent me up in the hump,it was the first class section very comfortable.
A majority of the world have flown on the 747 and I think it would be cool to have piece of rare history that has so many stories behind it.
The full story of the 747 is so inspiring! I really wish to ride in a 747 one day!
Congrats to 1 million subscribers!
Greatings from 16 year old pilot David!
I respect pilots a lot. I'm not scared and I'll never be scared of flying but I can imagine how stressful it is knowing that you basically have hundreds of lives in your hands. You fly multiple flights not know what will happen. If you have a wife and kids, that will be even worse. Great job pilots, I have so much respect for you guys.
Hey Joe! You probably won't see this but I'll give it a shot. I've only ever been on a plane twice (to and from my first holiday abroad a few years ago) and I'm going on holiday again on Wednesday, which means more flying. I got one of your Captain Joe logo t-shirts specifically for going to the airport and I can't wait to wear it and show it offπ I love your videos, keep being awesome :)
That Captain Joe t-shirt will look great passing through the airport! Wouldn't it be cool if someone walked up to you while you were there and said, "Hey, I watch Captain Joe too, he's great"! I wish you a very enjoyable couple of flights, I absolutely love flying myself. βΊοΈ
Have a great holiday
@@valobrien9596 That would be awesome!! Thank you :)
@@stoehrcov Thanks I will :)
Excellent captain Joe. So informative
Cool lesson about history of aviation. Iβm still waiting for affordable SST.
I have flown in klm PH-BFR in seat 35A and now part of the plane is with captain Joe. that was rio de Janeiro and that was my plane to LAX in the summer of 2017. also it was the First time I ever flown and loved it and I still dream about that flight sometimes.
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@@flywithcaptainjoe I used my real name in the giveaway signup does that matter
" A good pilot is always learning"
Last year my wife and I finally flew in a KLM 747-400. It was such a great experience. I used to watch the first 747s fly over from my Grandmother's kitchen window close to Amsterdam in the late 60s? and early 70s for sure.
I enjoyed that you used Kennedy Steve in your title card.