A seasoned professional pilot should have no problem at all to execute a side-step maneuver and continue a visual approach to landing on an adjacent runway. After the previous two went around, the Saudia pilot had already likely been assessing if they were in a position to side-step or if they would also have to go around.
@@HoaxKAMEPA the plane you are pointing out is the 2nd plane that went around. A Frontier A321 with winglets. the first plane is a 777 whjch doesn't have winglets..
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Saudia first officer: they want us to divert to the south runways, but we are too close.
Captain: Hold my Beer 🍺
A seasoned professional pilot should have no problem at all to execute a side-step maneuver and continue a visual approach to landing on an adjacent runway. After the previous two went around, the Saudia pilot had already likely been assessing if they were in a position to side-step or if they would also have to go around.
wow that report of f.o.d. on 25L really messed up the arrivals for a few minutes 😮
well done from the Saudia pilots wow
That’s is just wow wow! How can he see that far?
Can we get a tail number or flight number. Thanks
I’m not sure about the first two planes but the last one is Saudia 41.
Did he fold up his wing tips @0:56 ?!
the plane shown with winglets @ 0:56 was not the china airlines b777 that went around
But regardless, I didn’t think you were supposed to fly with the wing tips folded!
@@HoaxKAMEPA no silly, those are winglets not wingtips 👨✈️
@@HoaxKAMEPA the plane you are pointing out is the 2nd plane that went around. A Frontier A321 with winglets. the first plane is a 777 whjch doesn't have winglets..
@ irregardless. I don’t see how much difference it makes except for efficiency. Like it would handle the same.