Pilot Cockpit View during Take Off In Thunderstorm at Amsterdam airport RWY 36C - Boeing 737

Experience the thrill of aviation with our channel, featuring a breathtaking pilot cockpit view during takeoff in a thunderstorm at Amsterdam Airport on runway 36C in a Boeing 737. Join us as we capture the excitement and challenges of flying in dynamic weather conditions, showcasing the skill and precision of pilots in action. Perfect for aviation enthusiasts and anyone curious about the world of flying!
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[@koenreviews9744]

1:52 "the casual nose scratch" but now whilst flying haha

[@FTStratLP]

Very nice video, many thanks for sharing.
But this is not really a thunderstorm.

[@benjibutton7376]

what was the checklist app he had on his Ipad?

[@RealConstructor]

I probably blinked while there was lightning, because I missed the thunderstorm completely. But then I didn’t watch the video to the end.

[@raoul1595]

If you don’t know what you’re talking about, then keep your mouth shut.

[@FTStratLP]

There was no thunderstorm.
Or maybe I blinked too😂

[@hanneloredijkman3904]

Zit de piloot rechts?

[@FTStratLP]

There are always two pilots sitting in the front. On the left side (except for check rides) the captain (he is the boss) and on the right side the first officer. They split the work load between them, e. g. in this video the first officer is the PF (pilot flying) and the captain is the PM (pilot monitoring). At the next flight or even at the landing of this flight it might be the other way round.
Edit: there are exceptions on long haul flights, where the cockpit crew consists of more than two pilots. On older planes there is also a flight engineer on the flight deck.

[@killianpotworoska3096]

What skills and precision exactly?