This 14.5 minute video shows an arrival and landing as seen in the cockpit, from passenger windows, and views of the airplane from the ground of a Lufthansa A-380 at San Francisco; Go full-frame!
This is the largest airliner ever to be in service with a maximum take off weight of about 1,250,000 lbs. The typical 3-class configuration accommodates 530 passengers.
This arrival at SFO was the end of a 12+ hour journey from Frankfurt. Some of the views look like they were shot from an airplane in close in trail formation. There is a video camera on the vertical stabilizer which gives the flight crew and passengers this unique view. From the flight crew standpoint, this is more than just a curiosity- it facilitates a good look at the top of the wings to check for the unlikely control surface being out of nominal/proper position. It may also indicate other problems, such as engine fires or trailing smoke which I doubt most passengers would wish to view!
Landing SFO San Francisco Airport OnBoard Airbus A380-800
In her final days as Commander of the International Space Station, Sunita Williams of NASA recorded an extensive tour of the orbital laboratory and down-linked the video on Nov. 18, 2012. The tour includes scenes of each of the station's modules and research facilities with a running narrative by Williams of the work that has taken place and which is ongoing aboard the orbital outpost.
El Caminito del Rey (The King's little pathway) is an old crumbled up walkway pinned along the steep walls of a narrow gorge in El Chorro, near Álora in the district of Málaga, Spain.
The views are breath-taking but the the risks are extreme.
Let's go for a little stroll and take a walk on the WILD side!