The Airbus 380 is known for his smooth ride (for over 500 passengers) but also for great unproblematic landings in gusts, as you can see with an obviously skilled pilot at the helm. Btw major sections are built in the UK: Engines Rolly Royce, wings in Broughton (UK) by Airbus UK, which is a wholly owned subsidiary of Airbus SE, registered in the Netherlands, headquarter is located in Toulouse, France.
I'm a yank proud of the Brits and terribly ashamed of our historically unethical Boeing. Jet turbines are a Brit invention in the first place. Frank Whittle tied with the Germans so they say but the patent is clearly British.
The production of the A380 was discontinued, ceased in December 2021. The last A 380 that came newly from the factory was delivered to Emirates in December 2021
The passengers felt nothing in that beautiful great duvet of a cabin. No one knows how wonderful air travel is 'til they've flown in this big ol' beast.
I was on it too. I've never felt air sick. My daughter was sick just before landing and my stomach didn't feel the best 😂. Still incredible though. Considering. You can just see the gentle sway side to side but it didn't feel quite like than onboard 🤣
Would be nice to hear the tower radio traffic on this, reporting direction and speed of the wind as they clear for landing. I wonder how near limits it was.
I think Jerry used to have a radio scanner next to him so you could hear the radio chatter on his older videos but this isn’t legal in the U.K. so had to stop doing it?
I'm retired now but when I was flying I really used to relish days like this - a chance to exercise real flying skills. After landing when taxying in to the stand I'd often remark to my fellow pilot "And they think it's all automatic......."!
As a retired airline captain I tell people who ask about the responsibility that I am the guy that would get to the crash first, therefore the responsibility to myself is primary. They get the benefit of it.
Jeff Yates -exactly and if the captain is prepared to land the passengers need not worry -if it is safe for him it is safe fir the rest of us .And fur each aircraft there are cross wind limits -nobody is landing outside those limits on approach -and with last minute gusts exceeding limits the captain initiated a go around .It looks iffy to the untrained observer but not to a trained pilot.
@@Ahuntsicspotter Yep, US Airways merged with AAL. Of course, US Customs was a federal law enforcement agency and not an airline. Those were my two most significant pilot jobs.
Flown to New Zealand 12 times now on A380's with Emirates. The 17 hour stretch from Dubai to Auckland would be tough in any other plane, but a breeze in these beasts..
@@Smokeyonesix You may have had a different view if you'd been a passenger on a plane that day! There is nothing wrong with giving a little credit here.
Can't beat a bit of plane watching down at good old Myrtle Avenue. It's my happy place and I can't wait to get back down there on a nice sunny Sunday afternnon
@@Ashf79 thanks Ash i thought it was as there livery is very distinctive, im actuly living out there and theres 3 or 4 parked up at U-tapal airport along with some A380s. Thanks 4 reply still saddened by BA's decision to scrap our 747s after spending millions on some painted & referbed 😪
Why should it be shut down? Each aircraft has limitation on wind-speeds, which were obviosuly not exceeded since they came into land. If you dont' know anything about aviation, don't sit in your chair and question the descisions of the ones who is in charge and actually know.
@@lenny108 of course there is. If the weather becomes outside pre-determined limits. This was not outside those limits, so no reason to shut anything down.
Yes, but although the wind was gusting at up to 60mph, it was mostly a headwind so the crosswind component was well within safe operating limits. If the wind was coming from the side it would be a different story.
Great video! I understand your national pride in British aerospace engineering but I'd rather you ditch the 380 and bring back the VC-10! It was more advanced for the time and so much better looking the than the tubby 380. Cheers
@@747heavyboeing3 Fast indeed. It was up there with the CV-880 and CV-990. Plus I got an inflight cockpit visit as a 14 year old. It sealed the deal! I became a pilot.
Its said pilots do not like being clapped on landing ,because its there job, but you can bet your bottom dollar many passengers were on there feet for this one !!!!!!
@@Channel-os4uk Is that the best you can do, picking up on a spelling error , with gr8, lol, and so on ,in our written text and e - mails now ,your concerned about an I, young man get yourself a LIFE,
Very doubtful he’s landing in 60 MPH wind gusts, I would imagine that would exceed the limits in their op specs manual. Just another “sporting” day, wish I was back.
I do agree with you, but I read somewhere that statistically, you're twice as likely to have an engine failure in a 4 engined jet compared to a twin jet. Counterintuitive, but makes perfect sense whenyou think about it. The more engines you have, the more likely it is that one of them could fail.
@@Aeronaut1975 The chances of both engines failing on a twin engine plane is small. But the chances of all 4 engines failing on a quad jet is none. So you are safer on a 4 engine plane.
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I have been asking a few pilots on RUclips what is their definition of a bush landing...?....My definition of a bush landing is having drunken sex and waking up in the morning with several pubic hairs caught between your teeth.
Nope. Manual landings are ALWAYS done in windy weather because the Autopilot cannot react as quickly as a human. Autopilot is used when VISBILITY is poor.
Manual landings are ALWAYS done in strong winds. The autopilot cannot react as quickly as a human. Autoland is mainly used if visibilty is low (fog, heavy rain etc).
Mad respect to these pilots. It’s hard to fathom such responsibility on one persons shoulders. Personally I think I’d crack under the pressure.
it's a 2 person responsibilty. The first Officer can overide the captian and say "Go Around" at any point, and the Captain must comply.
@@Aeronaut1975 only if certain parameters are exceeded.
Because that is what they are paid to do?
@@Sterlingjob I was about to rant at you, but I changed my mind.
@@Dannyboi2462 I’m paid to maintain them…but I don’t get people creaming themselves when I find a serious fault because….that’s what I’m paid to do!
These pilots are worth their weight in gold. I fly 5 or 6 times a year on the A380. Always feel secure
I love flying on the A380. Such a superior flight to any other.
My favourite plane ever! Such a smooth flight always
You flew the the Airbus a 380 with what airline?
@@Ahuntsicspotter emirates
@@martindenny8642 And no one else like British Airways?
what a beaut. Credit to all those who have landed and took off at LHR today despite the terrible weather
Proud of our Indian pilots 😍😍🇮🇳🇮🇳
Amazing that something so gigantic can be controlled with just the minute movements of the pilots wrist via the side stick.
The Airbus 380 is known for his smooth ride (for over 500 passengers) but also for great unproblematic landings in gusts, as you can see with an obviously skilled pilot at the helm. Btw major sections are built in the UK: Engines Rolly Royce, wings in Broughton (UK) by Airbus UK, which is a wholly owned subsidiary of Airbus SE, registered in the Netherlands, headquarter is located in Toulouse, France.
after Brexit all this will change. now Freedom has arrived.
British Airways Airbus a 380 is limited to 469 passengers.
I'm a yank proud of the Brits and terribly ashamed of our historically unethical Boeing. Jet turbines are a Brit invention in the first place. Frank Whittle tied with the Germans so they say but the patent is clearly British.
The production of the A380 was discontinued, ceased in December 2021. The last A 380 that came newly from the factory was delivered to Emirates in December 2021
The British A380-s fly over at 42.000 feet where I live in Holland. STILL impressive! Good to hear they are continued!
The passengers felt nothing in that beautiful great duvet of a cabin. No one knows how wonderful air travel is 'til they've flown in this big ol' beast.
I was on it- it was actually veryyyyy bumpy
I was on it too. I've never felt air sick. My daughter was sick just before landing and my stomach didn't feel the best 😂.
Still incredible though. Considering. You can just see the gentle sway side to side but it didn't feel quite like than onboard 🤣
Would be nice to hear the tower radio traffic on this, reporting direction and speed of the wind as they clear for landing. I wonder how near limits it was.
I think Jerry used to have a radio scanner next to him so you could hear the radio chatter on his older videos but this isn’t legal in the U.K. so had to stop doing it?
Considering the winds that was as smooth as possible.
Wonderful footage Jerry!
That is a HUGE beast! Great job landing it team!
I'm retired now but when I was flying I really used to relish days like this - a chance to exercise real flying skills. After landing when taxying in to the stand I'd often remark to my fellow pilot "And they think it's all automatic......."!
As a retired airline captain I tell people who ask about the responsibility that I am the guy that would get to the crash first, therefore the responsibility to myself is primary. They get the benefit of it.
Jeff Yates -exactly and if the captain is prepared to land the passengers need not worry -if it is safe for him it is safe fir the rest of us .And fur each aircraft there are cross wind limits -nobody is landing outside those limits on approach -and with last minute gusts exceeding limits the captain initiated a go around .It looks iffy to the untrained observer but not to a trained pilot.
For what airline did you work and what plane did you fly?
@@Ahuntsicspotter US Customs, followed by US Airways. At the airline I flew various regional aircraft and then the 737.
@@jeffyates2870 This airline is gone.
@@Ahuntsicspotter Yep, US Airways merged with AAL. Of course, US Customs was a federal law enforcement agency and not an airline. Those were my two most significant pilot jobs.
Like a fairy landing on a leaf... Magnificent! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Just look at that A380 land square and clear....Queen of the sky.....just a thing of engineering beauty.. great footage
King of the skies*, the Queen of the sky is still the B747, the A380 comes close but nothing beats the B747.
@@alexinthesky3rblx34 Rubbish... I been in both and the A380 is the ACE!!
@@tatradak you can‘t just say that, the b747 has such a history and you can‘t compare such plane to an a380 which has a building year of 2005/2008…
@@alexinthesky3rblx34 747 is always the Queen
380 is already being scrapped..
It arrived decades late.
@@tatradak Rubbish?
Obviously biased.
So how come they are already being scrapped??.Zero freighter sales
That's rubbish .
Respect to these pilots just incredible.
Thx for the stream today. Came to your channel because one of our biggest newspapers in austria write about you.
Flown to New Zealand 12 times now on A380's with Emirates. The 17 hour stretch from Dubai to Auckland would be tough in any other plane, but a breeze in these beasts..
In the "old" days we called that a "white knuckle" approach!!
...also known as the "brown trouser arrival"!
I like to call it a COP landing, that's "Change Of Pants landing" 😂
Didn’t even flinch, perfect
Great video. Shame you weren’t doing this when Concorde was still at Heathrow.
Big Boys’ Toys? Wondrous though, & probably a white knuckle ride for the passengers!
Thank you - subbed! 🙏🏻
This is not his property its stolen from Big Jet Tv
The 380 messes with the wind. The wind steps aside.
Crazy!! Look's like slow motion.
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I admire your work.
Great footage.
👍 From Florida
These pilots are absolute heroes! Well done to them all! 👏👏👏
Hero's? It's his job. He trains for it and gets paid to do it. That word is bandied about to much these days
@@Smokeyonesix You may have had a different view if you'd been a passenger on a plane that day! There is nothing wrong with giving a little credit here.
would love to see a video inside the plane as they land
Love your excitement!
Much respect to that pilot... when you see that poor old lamppost at 1:25 compared to the plane.
Can't beat a bit of plane watching down at good old Myrtle Avenue. It's my happy place and I can't wait to get back down there on a nice sunny Sunday afternnon
Graceful, majestic big bird worth flying in to everywhere far!
That was Cleaaan indeed✅
This is great tv the planes look like they are not moving.
Nice to see as always British airways landing very professional and without fuss 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
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Hi there, amazing clip! May I feature this in one of my videos, of course you will be credited in the video and description.
Jerry you LEGEND
CLEAN is the word, for sure 👍🏻
BigJetTV 🙌🙌
At one point it looked like it was hovering just like the harrier jet fighters did.
respect 👍✈
"Big snug cabin" it can only be one of the other! 😂
See the lamp posts shaking in the breeze!
That's some zoom lens on that camera, the plane seems to be hardy moving at all.
Hi Gerry hats off to u for being out in that OMG those pilots earn there crusts.
Was the 747/400 cargo an ex Thai airways Queen?
It was indeed Keith
@@Ashf79 thanks Ash i thought it was as there livery is very distinctive, im actuly living out there and theres 3 or 4 parked up at U-tapal airport along with some A380s.
Thanks 4 reply still saddened by BA's decision to scrap our 747s after spending millions on some painted & referbed 😪
'Their' crusts. You're welcome
@@keithfield8640 Very sad indeed as we hardly see any 747's at Heathrow now, enjoy the weather out there 👍
🙏💪
got to be nuts to board a plane into this type of weather
amazing skill Capt👍👍👍
Or FO.
Love the 380!
Luckily no one was injured
Almost stationary
Flippin eeck 👉😱
bravo aux pilotes et à l'avion
Et bravo a M Clement Ader, qui a invente le mot 'avion'.
Ca c'est vrai, on peut le verifier avec Google
RIP headphone wearers
Air India❤🇮🇳
Public comments. God inspired man to build aircraft .
Is this the 7:30am from Doha? It was an absolute vomit fest onboard
BA0104 from Dubai
Type in big jet tv he done a live stream of all the planes landing in the storm in England yesterday 120 mph winds
96 km/h wind speed and it was a storm Eunice.
Mother Nature: I'm gonna end this planes whole career
Airbus 380: What a beautiful day to go flying!
Guy sounds like Mark Steyn!
Amazing that the pilots made it without a go-around. Of course, this looks like a massive storm where aviation should actually be shut down?
Why should it be shut down? Each aircraft has limitation on wind-speeds, which were obviosuly not exceeded since they came into land. If you dont' know anything about aviation, don't sit in your chair and question the descisions of the ones who is in charge and actually know.
@@orlovsskibet Check Google results when entering: Serious weather shuts down air traffic across Europe. There are many.
@@lenny108 of course there is. If the weather becomes outside pre-determined limits. This was not outside those limits, so no reason to shut anything down.
Public comments. I really appreciate and enjoyed watching your wonderful video. Emrites airlines is beautiful and amazing.
Watching A380 landing on a RUclips video with 380 likes
Good job air Indian pilots 😍🇮🇳
There is a cross-wind limit [per aircraft] right ?
Yes, but although the wind was gusting at up to 60mph, it was mostly a headwind so the crosswind component was well within safe operating limits. If the wind was coming from the side it would be a different story.
Leeds airport is the worst airport in the country for crosswinds. Pilots hate it.
Great video! I understand your national pride in British aerospace engineering but I'd rather you ditch the 380 and bring back the VC-10! It was more advanced for the time and so much better looking the than the tubby 380. Cheers
Agreed.
The VC 10 was also very fast!
@@747heavyboeing3 Fast indeed. It was up there with the CV-880 and CV-990. Plus I got an inflight cockpit visit as a 14 year old. It sealed the deal! I became a pilot.
@@gerardmoran9560 Nice!
Getting a tour of the cockpit.
At leas 30 years fly them
(ears dies)
I love the A380 great long haul aircraft
Its said pilots do not like being clapped on landing ,because its there job, but you can
bet your bottom dollar many passengers were on there feet for this one !!!!!!
'Their' job...
@@Channel-os4uk Is that the best you can do, picking up on a spelling error , with gr8, lol, and so on ,in our written text and e - mails now ,your concerned about an I, young man get yourself a LIFE,
Big snug cabin....
Captain, we have winds gusting at 60. Captain: hold my beer.
Easier for the biggest plaines.
Flying 10, video 2. Do you even own a tripod? And please get a wind gag on the mic.
Where was it coming in from?
Manila
BA0104 from Dubai
Very doubtful he’s landing in 60 MPH wind gusts, I would imagine that would exceed the limits in their op specs manual. Just another “sporting” day, wish I was back.
It was gusting that high, but because it was mainly a headwind, the crosswind component was within limits.
I'd rather have 4 engine's than just 2
lol twins are the future tho
I do agree with you, but I read somewhere that statistically, you're twice as likely to have an engine failure in a 4 engined jet compared to a twin jet. Counterintuitive, but makes perfect sense whenyou think about it. The more engines you have, the more likely it is that one of them could fail.
@@Aeronaut1975 The chances of both engines failing on a twin engine plane is small. But the chances of all 4 engines failing on a quad jet is none. So you are safer on a 4 engine plane.
You southerners are a strange breed. Us northerners could land a tractor in that weather 😂😂
i wonder why you steal content from BIG JET TV or do you have the rights on that vid?
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and the grass dries out, and the flower falls” (I Peter 1:24).
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There is no one free from sin in this world.
“Everyone has sinned and has not come to the glory of God” (Romans 3:23)
Meet Jesus Christ. Any sin can be forgiven.
“Even if your sin is like scarlet, it will be as white as snow, and as red as crimson, it will be as white as fleece” (Isaiah 1:18).
“Trust the Lord Jesus Christ! Then you and your house will be saved.”Acts 16:31
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I have been asking a few pilots on RUclips what is their definition of a bush landing...?....My definition of a bush landing is having drunken sex and waking up in the morning with several pubic hairs caught between your teeth.
You stole someone else’s video?
People fail to realise, Its not the pilots landing it's the actual computers that are landing the aircraft so stop giving credit to the pilots.
Nope. Manual landings are ALWAYS done in windy weather because the Autopilot cannot react as quickly as a human. Autopilot is used when VISBILITY is poor.
Stolen fotage
why so many likes? these things can land themselves....click bait
Manual landings are ALWAYS done in strong winds. The autopilot cannot react as quickly as a human. Autoland is mainly used if visibilty is low (fog, heavy rain etc).
It’s what they are paid for… plane does most of the work anyhow