there's three of them and they compare position something like 1,000 per second and if they don't all agree, an immediate go around is automatically initiated.
Hi guys. As an Argentinian private pilot and aviation fan (like we all are here I guess!) I'll give more context on the first clip: That is the new oficial presidential airplane, a 757-200 that arrived last week from the Boeing factory in the US to SABE airport in Buenos Aires. The pilots, only souls in the plane at the time, requested to do this low pass as a welcoming to the new plane, a pretty common ritual in this cases. Keep up the good work!
@@TheSeventhSeal not only the Air Force, the country's economy is a disaster. Politicians live in their bubble and do this Marie Antoinette things everyday...
That zero visibility landing was absolutely superb. Hats off to all those involved 👏 Thanks again for another great installment of 3 mins of aviation ❤👍
The engineering behind the auto landing on that 787-9 is a modern marvel. No matter how often I did it, my underwear would be a little brown every time.
Appreciate the pure videos with minimal captions and none of the unnecessary commentary bloat meant to drag it out for additional ad revenue like other channels
That CATIII auto land will make you question a lot of decisions in your life. I'm betting that takes a LOT of training to trust the instruments and AP like that.
By the time you get to perform autolands you are likely to have spent years flying IFR in zero visibility conditions and have grown used to trusting your instruments.
@@icanhaskpop1239 You're FOS. True you're a "passenger", but only in the respect that you're not providing the physical control inputs. Trust me, your brain is VERY engaged during an autopland. As it the other pilots.
It was planned, a waste of money (that my country doesn't have) while putting a multi million dollars plane at risk. All of that with adverse meteorology.
It was a delivery for the new presidential plane, it was not planned: it was "requested" at the last moment. Performing low passes is ok, we all enjoy them... but conditions as you can see were far from optimal (low visibility, raining, other planes nearby due to a storm hitting the area)... They didn't follow the ATC command as well and ignored some instructions. These are the same pilots that performed another questionable approach about a year ago... So it's not the first time they are just reckless...
That zero visibility was at once 🥜 nuts and a true testament to always always trust your instruments. Btw. That go around was because the baby crying was annoying the pilot and he couldn’t concentrate. 😅
If that Argentine pilot had permission from ATC, then I didn't see the pilot do anything wrong there. Great thrust to weight ratio on the 757, it can handle that with ease.
These are good reminders for us to DAILY keep these aeroplanes and their passengers, worldwide, in our prayers. To "BEHOLD", or mentally picture, each one arriving safely at his or her destination, for alertness and wisdom for the pilots and crew. Thank you for this video.
As for the go-around with screaming babies, they probably suffering from cabin's pressurization while descending. It can get extremely painful and people may feel ear popping the next day. A least one person had his watch glass cover come off while flying.
Old British Harrier pilot said “the best jockeys and F1 drivers come from Argentina, so why wouldn’t that mean their pilots aren’t the same?” That was said in a interview discussing his combat experience in the Falklands he talked about the admiration of their pilots fighting to keep the plane flying until the last second before the aircraft crashed before bailing out
That plane collapsing to the ground brought me flashbacks of my last Air Asia flight. At least the old prawns swimming in oil at the bottom of the foil tray felt like they were alive again.
I landed at Bristol airport in such thick fog I could barely see the wingtip…. This was around 2012. An airline pilot friend confirmed that they don’t really need to be in the plane any more, thanks to auto taxi, takeoff, flight and landing. 😮
Fun fact: that was the Argentinian presidential plane and it was its first arriving at Buenos Aires. The ATC didn't give permission to the pilot and the incident is being investigated by the national aviation authorities
WOWZERS...that Argentine Air Force 757 flew in there to let everyone know "I'm In Charge Now"🤣.....Zero Visibility really puts to test a Pilot's faith in their instruments! 😟 And those poor passengers on that Solaseed 737 that had to make a go-around with Multiple Unhappy Babies in the background ALL complaining to their Parents that They were ready to get off that plane! 😂 A really Great Potpourri of situations 3MOA....The Goods Are Always Delivered On This Flight! Cheers From The Clouds In Ohio To ALL Who Fly On This Channel!
yepp, whan I see that solaseed flight, my first thought is, "damn japanese, you call that bounced landing? even the camera's still held steadily by the passenger..." 😁
Boieng has been bashed for a while, but man, this autolanding on the 787 .... peak perfection !!!!!!!!!!!. Hope Boeing can stay MORE engeniering and less MBA / bean counters. BOEING CAN DELIVER.
I once heard that NASA was working on a plane that was completely automated. It made hundreds of successful take offs and landings. NO Pilot required. So that 'blind' landing was actually in some pretty good hands.
That auto landing was intense. 50, i see nothing. 40, i still see nothing. 30, i dont see a thing. 20, where is the ground? 10, only then do i see something.
The blind land was definitely stressful. And the low fly-by? "Ladies & gentlemen, this is the captain, I've taken the aircraft to a _slightly_ lower altitude to provide a spectacular view. Do enjoy!"
It is not an Argentine Air Force 757. It is the Argentinian equivalent of the Air Force One, but in Argentina the department in charge of the presidential fleet of planes and their operation is a civil entity, not a militar one.
if it's B757, i'm not afraid it's gonna stall... the engines are too overpower, and it is the military version, doubt they're derating the engine thrust 😁
That blind landing is so intense. Just sitting there praying the computer keeps working properly
there's three of them and they compare position something like 1,000 per second and if they don't all agree, an immediate go around is automatically initiated.
@@danielhawley6817 that’s cool to know. Thanks for sharing!
Talk about a leap of faith in your flight instruments...😶🌫️🛬🌫
Dunno why we're worried about AI all of a sudden. 😉
@@danielhawley6817 still, trusting it is nerve wrecking
Hi guys. As an Argentinian private pilot and aviation fan (like we all are here I guess!) I'll give more context on the first clip: That is the new oficial presidential airplane, a 757-200 that arrived last week from the Boeing factory in the US to SABE airport in Buenos Aires. The pilots, only souls in the plane at the time, requested to do this low pass as a welcoming to the new plane, a pretty common ritual in this cases. Keep up the good work!
Thanks for taking time to post this information -- it changes the entire perspective.
Thank you for the info!
Given the state of the Argentine Air Force, it seems a bit strange to buy such a large aircraft for the President.
@@TheSeventhSeal not only the Air Force, the country's economy is a disaster. Politicians live in their bubble and do this Marie Antoinette things everyday...
@@bullseyes1983 I really hope you get things turned around down there. We are only a few steps behind you here in the US.
That zero visibility landing was absolutely superb. Hats off to all those involved 👏
Thanks again for another great installment of 3 mins of aviation ❤👍
the 757 looks so gorgeous man
Gotta love the Atari Ferrari 👍
The engineering behind the auto landing on that 787-9 is a modern marvel.
No matter how often I did it, my underwear would be a little brown every time.
Are you a pilot?
Another British invention that helped develop the modern world.
@@adamdriver1016Yep. That and the floggings. 😅
Why do you think we wanna hear about your underwear and your incontinence issues?
You should eat better so you do t have diarrhea.
Even the Argentinian light poles are a bit taken aback.
xd nice catch, it took me another rewatch to notice their shape 😀
I reckon the light pole was damaged during an earlier takeoff.
Appreciate the pure videos with minimal captions and none of the unnecessary commentary bloat meant to drag it out for additional ad revenue like other channels
That CATIII auto land will make you question a lot of decisions in your life. I'm betting that takes a LOT of training to trust the instruments and AP like that.
Well, there have been plenty of non-automated landings which haven't gone so well.
By the time you get to perform autolands you are likely to have spent years flying IFR in zero visibility conditions and have grown used to trusting your instruments.
Training to turn it on maybe. After that, you're just a passenger.
@evangelinewandering9547Immovable object meets irresistible force.
@@icanhaskpop1239 You're FOS. True you're a "passenger", but only in the respect that you're not providing the physical control inputs. Trust me, your brain is VERY engaged during an autopland. As it the other pilots.
You owe us 14 seconds of aviation!
....play it back on a slower speed and you'll be in credit
The first clip is during delivery of new airplanes to Argentina I believe, so it was most likely planned. Not just some random pilot.
Crazy Alberto Fernández
Let's see if they can't drive one into an embankment like a certain Middle Eastern airline some time back!
it wasnt planned and was not authorized by ATC
It was planned, a waste of money (that my country doesn't have) while putting a multi million dollars plane at risk. All of that with adverse meteorology.
It was a delivery for the new presidential plane, it was not planned: it was "requested" at the last moment. Performing low passes is ok, we all enjoy them... but conditions as you can see were far from optimal (low visibility, raining, other planes nearby due to a storm hitting the area)... They didn't follow the ATC command as well and ignored some instructions. These are the same pilots that performed another questionable approach about a year ago... So it's not the first time they are just reckless...
Damn, that IIIc autoland 😳😱🙈! Even AFTER TOUCHDOWN they couldn’t see sh…!
Need auto taxi also lol
Taxi is the most difficult part of low visibility operations.
This has been one of the best episodes ever put out by one of the best aviation-dedicated YT channels! Thank you!
Glad to hear, thank you!
At least the pilot in the first video knows to climb as he banks, unlike some b52 bombers we know
Err, used to know 😢
Hate to say it, but he's just kissin the booty btw I've seen you do better videos very recently =p
Still appreciate it though, and the others.
That's the only way a 757 should ever be flown! *WOOOOOOOOOO!*
I agree
@@deltaairlines01 what are you on bro
The A340 take off reminds me that the old low or no bypass engines loved all that water, converting it to steam and more thrust
High bypass engines still do
The plane collapse genuinely scared me.
That zero visibility was at once 🥜 nuts and a true testament to always always trust your instruments. Btw. That go around was because the baby crying was annoying the pilot and he couldn’t concentrate. 😅
I hate landing with screaming passengers! Cowards, all of them!
Low visibility landing is really impressive 😍
That ILS Cat IIIc landing was insane. "100, 50, 40, 30, 20, 10..." still no runway!
757 is such a gorgeous plane.
That 757 takeoff was incredible, loved it!
that banking was terrifyingly good
Keeping the landing lights off during zero zero landings is the way to go IMHO. Love the content, keep it coming.
Hell, turn off the nav lights, too. Just turn off everything.
@@hxhdfjifzirstc894lol yeah, I love how no explanation is offered. Just turn random things off, coz 'why not?'. 😂
always a treat, thanks a lot ! 🙂
Another great video! That zero visibility landing... Holy Moly!!!
Great video! The 757 is the new argentinian presidential plane, but it doesnt belong to the Air Force, pilots are civilian.
Love your channel!!
Fantastic clips!
If that Argentine pilot had permission from ATC, then I didn't see the pilot do anything wrong there. Great thrust to weight ratio on the 757, it can handle that with ease.
Thrust to weight has nothing to do with a low pass. 🤷🏻♂️
@@rtbrtb_dutchy4183 It does with the pulling up bit in a built up area.
@@Tiger313NL nah, that’s done by speed it already has. They can literally shut those engines down, pull up and zoom climb to a few thousand feet.
He did not have permission.
@@splashmaster2000 says who?
That blind landing was a pucker moment for me and I wasn't even there!
That last clip reminded me of some video I shot last year during Hurricane Ian as it churned inland near Charlotte, NC. It was like flying underwater!
0:20 Even the lamp posts were looking up at that one.
0:24 yes, they are bending back in awe! 😮
Great video!😸
These are good reminders for us to DAILY keep these aeroplanes and their passengers, worldwide, in our prayers. To "BEHOLD", or mentally picture, each one arriving safely at his or her destination, for alertness and wisdom for the pilots and crew. Thank you for this video.
I love me some 3 minutes!!!
Wow that Argentine 757, gotta luv Latin aviation 👌
The 2nd clip brought a tear to my eye. That plane didn't deserve such an ending
It was already in the scrapyard, so it won’t make much of a difference.
@@joso5554 I know, but it's like seeing your grandpa's body being dropped to the ground in his funeral
That cat IIIC landing I didn’t see lighting until call-out for 10ft
As for the go-around with screaming babies, they probably suffering from cabin's pressurization while descending. It can get extremely painful and people may feel ear popping the next day. A least one person had his watch glass cover come off while flying.
Well header on the 757 doing the stunt, its the Argentina’s president doing a flex on his new aircraft ;)
Congratulations! This is the 5000th time the Onur-Air-scrap-clip appears in social media. 🥳
He ain't crazy, Argentinian pilots are some of the best pilots I have ever met.
Obviously it wasn't *too* low because he kept flying hehe...
But man that CATIII landing is too much, how scary must that be to do?! ;D
Wow! That blind landing was scary!
the first video of the 757-200 is the new presidential airplane for Argentina, the low pass was a way to celebrate the arrival to the country
He’s not crazy, he’s Argentine
Old British Harrier pilot said “the best jockeys and F1 drivers come from Argentina, so why wouldn’t that mean their pilots aren’t the same?” That was said in a interview discussing his combat experience in the Falklands he talked about the admiration of their pilots fighting to keep the plane flying until the last second before the aircraft crashed before bailing out
The Technician at 0:42 was like "yuup, we done f'd up" 😂
Geez, that CAT III landing is scary.
Still miss seeing the Virgin 340- 600s at LHR they were beautiful
That plane collapsing to the ground brought me flashbacks of my last Air Asia flight. At least the old prawns swimming in oil at the bottom of the foil tray felt like they were alive again.
The CAT 3 auto land was incredible!
I landed at Bristol airport in such thick fog I could barely see the wingtip…. This was around 2012. An airline pilot friend confirmed that they don’t really need to be in the plane any more, thanks to auto taxi, takeoff, flight and landing. 😮
That zero visibility landing!!! WoW!!
...and of course you get a go around on the flight you have a screaming kid!!!
That autoland is insane. Almost 0/0 and perfectly on the centerline.
taking off in a swimming pool, nothing for the A340 💚
that gulf air landing was insane
My dear friend is an AA 787 FO. He calls the 787 “The Star Ship Enterprise.”
He may want to rethink that. In just about every Star Trek movie I've seen, the Enterprise always get serverly damaged or destroyed.😂
@@andyl6742 😂 True that!
A340-600 : just a big beauty
Flown into Bahrain many, many times. The fog gets thick enough to chew on.
You will never see that low flypast in Europe 😯
Fun fact: that was the Argentinian presidential plane and it was its first arriving at Buenos Aires. The ATC didn't give permission to the pilot and the incident is being investigated by the national aviation authorities
Man, you really have to have faith in your equipment! 😲
The auto landing was super cool.
In what circumstances do they allow landing in such bad conditions?
1:00 - that’s a Cat IIIB landing, not Cat IIIC; 3C as yet exists only as a specification.
WOWZERS...that Argentine Air Force 757 flew in there to let everyone know "I'm In Charge Now"🤣.....Zero Visibility really puts to test a Pilot's faith in their instruments! 😟 And those poor passengers on that Solaseed 737 that had to make a go-around with Multiple Unhappy Babies in the background ALL complaining to their Parents that They were ready to get off that plane! 😂 A really Great Potpourri of situations 3MOA....The Goods Are Always Delivered On This Flight! Cheers From The Clouds In Ohio To ALL Who Fly On This Channel!
Damn Harbor Freight jack stands!!
The thumbnail had me on edge
We are owed 13 seconds of aviation
I read the argentine plane was the new plane for the president of Argentina and the low pass was at his request?
Planes are so cool
The autopilot landing of the 787-9 reminds me of Die Hard 2.
That baby on the 737 knew a bad landing was coming... they were crying before it touched 😅😅
How do you have a bounced landing without ever touching the ground?
My thoughts exactly. They floated and then went for a go around.
yepp, whan I see that solaseed flight, my first thought is, "damn japanese, you call that bounced landing? even the camera's still held steadily by the passenger..." 😁
Boieng has been bashed for a while, but man, this autolanding on the 787 .... peak perfection !!!!!!!!!!!. Hope Boeing can stay MORE engeniering and less MBA / bean counters. BOEING CAN DELIVER.
You owe me 13 second of aviation
I once heard that NASA was working on a plane that was completely automated.
It made hundreds of successful take offs and landings.
NO Pilot required.
So that 'blind' landing was actually in some pretty good hands.
0:50 how late was the flight tho?
1:24 technology is fascinating
Excellent 👍👍👍🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰
BEST WISHES FROM PAKISTAN
0:50 I'd be scared to death. There's suposed to be a runway down there but is it?
I wish more pilots were "crazy" everyone loves to watch low flying fast jets!
Oh dear God the blind landing🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️ my heart was in my mouth.
That kid caused the go around 🤣🤣🤣
1:04 When you need to put 100% confidence on your gear!
I think that’s a go around !
Even the lamppost thought WTF!!
2:28 is that flying at the bottom of the sea?
He's not crazy, he is SKILLFULL as the pilot of the new aircraft of the Argentinian president.
That auto landing was intense. 50, i see nothing. 40, i still see nothing. 30, i dont see a thing. 20, where is the ground? 10, only then do i see something.
The blind land was definitely stressful. And the low fly-by? "Ladies & gentlemen, this is the captain, I've taken the aircraft to a _slightly_ lower altitude to provide a spectacular view. Do enjoy!"
It is not an Argentine Air Force 757. It is the Argentinian equivalent of the Air Force One, but in Argentina the department in charge of the presidential fleet of planes and their operation is a civil entity, not a militar one.
Are airplanes allowed to land in such conditions? no diversion?
Wow
It's been a while we haven't seen some Aerosucre stunts. Are they OK ?
Are aircraft, with the capability of landing on autopilot, allowed to this wherever they choose or do regulations come in to play?
Regulations come to play. And the airport needs to be equiped with the needed guiding systems.
An a321 being scrapped, already? Why?
Not crazy pilots- they're friggin' skilled !!
Wow that zero visibility is insane....
What keeps a jet engine from stalling when taking in so much heavy rainfall????? Looks like it would just 'flame out'.
Those A340 motors make more thrust when it is raining...
back in the day, it was called "water injection" jet engines 😅
0:19 the argentina govorment is in the plane and he wants to flex it
if it's B757, i'm not afraid it's gonna stall... the engines are too overpower, and it is the military version, doubt they're derating the engine thrust 😁
1st clip , wasn't that the new presidents plane so it was being shown off???!