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Hey. I'm in Hong Kong later this month and would live to go spotting. How do I get to the spot that you filmed this at? Cheers

Full EMS turnout but no evacuation?

Hi Mate, that catch in your video was epic! Would it be alright if I included it in my next video? I'll credit your channel in the description and link back to the original. Let me know. Cheers

To all experts out there: There was no fuel dumping involved as this A330 is not equipped with a fuel jettison option. It landed overweight, it did use reverse thrust (which is not visible to the viewer since Engine 2 was shut down), it stopped and did not vacate the runway since the brake temperatures would still go up and the crew did not want to risk any tire bursts, etc. and prepared for any worst case scenario. It is also a little different from any normal single engine taxiing since the pilots do not taxi an overweight aircraft with hot brakes close to or possibly above maintenance limits and a damaged & shutdown engine.

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Earned their pay on this trip, must of been a buttock clinching moment when the engine failed just on rotation. Excellent landing and didn't even cook the brakes. I can understand why they stopped on the runway , after all that excitement I'm shiur they needed a moment of composure and possible a change of underwear.

Butter landing.

Now I know why my package is late- Thx!

And the point of this video is ?

Wow Fantastic editing job!!! Love how you incorporated the go-around tracker in your video!! Like Subscribe!

Good training paid off !

Stunning catches my friend ❤

Firefighters were insanely slow to the scene, could’ve staged much closer, every second counts when it matters

That is a boot full of left rudder!!! For anyone not familiar, when the right engine farts, the good engine is pushing him right so he needs left rudder straight away to stay on the runway centre line. Those engines are big and if you were there in person its very very loud when it farts, all the car alarms will be going off. And a boot full of right rudder on landing...

Everyone noticed how the nose was a bit weird

That’s not a stall

Bei der Landung kein Reverse mehr eingesetzt, korrekt?

DHL doesn't have a good safety record in aviation, that's for sure.

Nicely done! Some crazy views! 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Interesting it didn't exit the taxiway (50 more feet) so as to clear the runway, and keep the runway active for other aircraft.....

It's a very nice compilation. Can you divide the video into cards and write the model of the plane and the directions of departure and arrival?

beautiful planes watching

Absolutely nailed the heavy landing 👍🏻

EAT Leipzig Airbus A330-200, registration D-ALOS performing flight QY-547 from Hong Kong (China) to Almaty (Kazakhstan). November 24th, 2024 😉

That's why those people get to fly that hardware.

excuse my ignorance, but once it landed, why couldn't it taxi itself off the runway on one engine?

Wow that rudder deflection! 🦾

The Christmas packages are coming later this year. 🙂

Great landing by the crew despite only having spoilers and no reverse thrust

DHL is cooking recently, why is there so much problem with their planes?

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Why did they get the trucks rolling ?

Still a butter despite the engine failure, amazing pilot skills!!

Interesting, you see the right engine cough at the :34 second mark. Wonder if it ingested something at this point

Anyone else catch the hiccup from that same engine at 34 seconds? Look like it was already having issues

Only a pro can control a plane like that without panicking

Great catch! That was textbook too. There is never a 'good' time to have an engine quit, but there are certainly a couple of really bad times for it to happen and that was certainly one of them! That landing was sooooosmooooth! 😊 Thanks for the whole video upload.👍🏻

Hi Mate, that catch in your video was epic! Would it be alright if I included few clips in my next video? I'll credit your channel in the description and link back to the original. Let me know. Cheers

Poor ocean creatures, drink lots of dumped AV gas. Closed runway. Takes time to inspect and clear any debris after heavy landing. Coocord crashed because fuel tank is hit by a metal piece left on runway by other aeroplane.

I was plane spotting at Clutters Park, El Segundo, CA for flights at LAX Los Angeles on November 19, 2019, when a Philippines' Airlines 777 suffered a Compressor Stall on takeoff. I could see flames shooting out the right engine and hear a very loud "popping" just after lifting off the runway. The 777 continued westbound a sort distance from the airport (with the flames and popping continuing) and banked hard left and performed a emergency go-around landing about 15 minutes with no problems. No fuel was dumped and the 777 was overweight upon landing. After a taxi to the far west side of LAX, there was traces of smoke rising from the tires and landing gear. Passengers and crew were deboarded using stairs.

What you marked as engine shutdown was the APU.

Textbook handling by the crew. That's why training is so important

What is a compresser stall?

Happened at the worst possible moment. Great job by the crew. It's amazing that these aircraft can climb out on just one engine! Thanks for the video

Nice video!

Why did they send 5 engines to one incident, supposing another incident occurred somewhere I voukd have understood 5 being sent out if it was a passenger plane

WHY isn't a firetruck posted along the runway to be able to assist immediately? This seemed rather late. 😮

What a beautiful landing. Like a cat pissing on velvet.

Dam, the landing was butter❤

If this happened in my country, the only main airport would be closed for a whole day and all the flights would be diverted to neighboring countries and the aircraft would be stranded on the runway until they bring some tractors to pull it. 😂