I try very hard to not title my videos something they aren't. So I thought intense was a good word to use, and everyone else could decide what they really thought about it. Thanks for watching my friend!
@@sla31 Uh, I would def say intense. There were at least a couple of times where I almost crapped in my pants just watching the video (especially the closer you got to the runway.)
Modern aircraft have detection systems for windshead and will make an audible Call Out. When they hear “Wind Shear”, the Captain will repeat the call and then determine whether to continue landing or go around. 99.9% of the time, the Captain will call for a Go-Around as Wind Shear usually happens just about or below minimums. In this case, I’m sure they recorded the Call Out well before the actual event happened but decided to continue, until they realized they were unable to stabilize.
There are so many clickbait videos and here you really see the strugge of the pilots and how they do a great job doing a go around. And it is named "landing attempt". This is a refreshing understatement. Thank you for uploading!!
I've had that feeling before of a turbulent final approach and thinking I can't wait to land so this nightmare is over, and then just before we touch down the engines roar and we had back up in the sky and my heart just sinks because now it isn't over.
It was quite tough holding the camera as steady as possible. You actually lose some of the bouncing around due to the built in stabilizer. Thanks for watching man!
That's scary! Good job filming it. Would you be okay with me featuring this in an episode of Weekly Dose of Aviation? Of course you will be credited both in the video and in the description.
Hello my friend. Thanks for reaching out. As long as proper credit is given as you said, you're welcome to use the clip in your video. Thanks for watching!
a very similar experience happened to my family and I when attempting to land at Sky Harbor airport in AZ, at the exact time a Haboob was hitting the city and the storm was said to be the worst in 20 years........after three aborted landing attempts, we diverted to Tuscon for the night......there is no way to explain the terrifying feeling of severe turbulence , that is steadily increasing as the plane nears the ground........was never so glad to land and thanked the pilot for getting us safely down as I walked off ...... the pilot was very professional and said he tried his best but couldn't do it........others were unhappy we landed in Tuscon, but I told the Captain he made the right decision in getting us safely on the ground......thank you again sir, if you happen to read this......
Thanks for watching my friend! I do read, and reply to every comment on my channel. Sorry I'm so late replying to this one, but I've been on an awesome trip getting new footage for the channel! I didn't have great internet for the last week. Sounds like you know exactly how we all felt on this flight. Diverting is always a good decision if it means getting back on the ground safely. Thanks again my friend!
Very interesting and cool video! When I see storms and Joplin in the same sentence, I can't help but think back to that horrific tornado years ago. Good flying by the pilots and nice footage mate!
RUclips's algorithm decided that I should watch this video. Wow!! Those T-storm clouds were Holy Shit Dark!! Looked like they may have been tornado forming clouds. The big clue is if they have spikes on the top of the thundercloud and are on the back side. Back in 1972, I was in a DC-10 going to West Palm Beach and we went thru thunderstorms. I saw lightning hit the wing of the plane. The drafts were tossing our plane around wildly. This was after our flight was already delayed because of a bomb scare on the aircraft. I was 13 back then going to see my grandmother for spring break. Later that week, we flew up to Disney World for a few days on a 2-engine prop plane. On the return flight back down to PBI, we went thru some serious thunderstorm clouds and it was tossing our plane around like you wouldn't believe. Excellent job by the pilot of your aircraft!
That had to have been terrifying! Very scary watching this...just before the attempted touch down I thought the right wing would strike the ground! I would have had to change my underwear had I ben on that plane! Very good video and no exaggeration at all. Thanks for posting and glad you are safe!!
As I’ve mentioned in replies to other comments, this was the one and only time that I have ever been frightened on an aircraft. It’s really a miracle that I was able to continue to hold the camera as well as I did. Anyways, I appreciate you watching my friend!
Hey Skylite. You're buddy from dirty jersey saying hi, whilst sitting here at the AAA waiting for them replace my rear brakes, and scheduling the kidney donation for what they are charging me. I've watched this video quite a few times, and still love it today. With all you know about my obsession with jet aircraft and flying, for the most part, all I really enjoy are the takeoffs and landings (toga especially). Most flying at altitude is generally smooth, uneventful, and well, boring as heck. I LOVE turbulence! Makes flying more exciting. Whether is has been commercially, with my brother flying, or whatever, I've had NOT a few, pretty harrowing experiences, and I love it. And if the weather is severe enough, and I am scheduled to meet my maker in very short order, at least I will be doing what I love and enjoy. Again my friend, thanks so much for what you do on your channel, and for how you've enriched my life with the best aviation videos on YT. We'll be talking soon.
As always, I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment. I’m glad they’re enriching, as you put it, your life! Definitely shoot me an email when you get a chance my friend!
I remember being in a Jetblue ERJ-190 when there was severe turbulence during approach due to a passing storm... I've never seen a plane's wing flex so much, and we were pretty much being tossed around the cabin as we descended (unfortunately some people couldn't hold in their upset stomachs). Saw the flight path afterwards and the plane made a pretty interesting shape lol. It's always funny how calm the flight attendants are, that's when you know you're probably going to be alright!
Id keep my mouth shut. Never know from other nervous passengers might go apeshit and panic. Having a calm cabin is best. 5:38 Really? Pushing a call button? What? Need a pillow to soften your scream?
Thanks my friend. I strive to have videos with the best possible quality. I often times stress over the details, but it's all to make sure the viewers see the best possible content. Thanks for watching! I'm glad you liked it!
Holy carp that's a great video. Intense looking clouds with a great shot of the wing flexing a bit, then some very abrupt roll movements on short final. Intense for sure! Thanks for capturing this!
Wow! That was a great video and fantastic that the passengers stayed that calm. I have had a go around at ORD, DEN and PSP with one diversion to ONT. Never as close to landing as yours thank God. Incredible! Thanks!
As soon as I saw how violent the windsheers were, I was thinking, "No way they're going to make it!" It was swaying so much, I thought I was getting air sick. Props for holding on to that shot during that time. I know it's been a long time, my friend, but this new job I took has really consumed my hours. I'll do my best to catch up, but I know I have A LOT to look at! Great work, buddy!
Good to hear from you again my friend. I've got a lot of Southwest Airlines stuff coming up, so that'll be right down your alley. If you can believe it I'm now A-List on Southwest, and have another nine flights booked on them just this month. I completely understand how a new job can consume someone. A new job is the main reason I originally went form five to three uploads per week. I needed to focus more on the job that actually pays the bills. Now look... I'm uploading seven videos per week. What am I thinking? Thanks for watching my friend! Hopefully you'll have more time to watch so you can escape from work!
Captain: "Ladies and gentlemen, we got a little scared and were unable to make the landing, we'll head over to Springfield for a change of pants and get you back to Joplin...some day"...would've been hilarious. By the way, these passengers are ABSOLUTE PROS!! Not a peep from any of them except some casual conversation and laughing as if nothing is going on. 😁They've been on some pretty crazy flights apparently! 😁😁 That was a close one on short final, good thing they caught that wing!
Wow quite a turbulent for thunderstorms to make it happen. But the pilot was brave and I’m glad they were gonna land somewhere else. I can say it also was terrifying for those on board!
Ladies and gentlemen! Introducing a whole new series to the channel. It’s called The Short Clip. This is something I have been meaning to do for a long time. Sometimes I get good footage, that just doesn’t fit into any episode. Sometimes I feel like a moment is so special that it needs its own video. I also understand that most people don’t have time to watch a full one hour long Inflight Series episode. So, from now on I’ll be posting these “short clips” of footage that I deem as important enough to have its own short video. For those of you who do enjoy watching my full-length videos, do not fear, The Short Clip videos will not replace any of the five regular videos that I upload every week. These will be completely separate and will be posted at varying times. There will be no set upload schedule for them. They will basically be “in addition to” the five regular videos you see every week. With that being said you guys get a real treat today! For the first ever Short Clip episode you get to see a very intense aborted landing/diversion while attempting to beat a thunderstorm into Joplin, MO on a American Eagle ERJ-175! Enjoy!
Thanks for watching my friend! You used to live where I live. I don't live in Topeka, but I have lived in Kansas for 26 years. Like you mentioned, those severe thunderstorms we get are just really interesting. I don't know why, but every spring when they start to fire up, I always just love going out onto my back patio and watch them building in the distance.
That’s one hell of an approach! May I feature a part of this video in one of my next episodes? Of course with a link back to your original video! Keep up the great work!
Why would somebody give this video a thumbs down? It’s clearly a great video and IS what it says it is! There is another video on Facebook take from the airport and it’s equally as good.
Who knows my friend. At least the likes vastly outweigh the dislikes. Thanks for watching! You can also watch the exterior view here in RUclips here: ruclips.net/video/GHua8WbgwMg/видео.html
That flight would've scared the heck out of me. Way to keep the camera stable and good job on the pilots decision to execute a go around. Better safe than sorry.
It had some tense moments for sure, but we had a great crew that knew exactly how handle the situation. I'm actually surprised the filming turned out as good as it did considering how many times my hand hit the window. Thanks for watching!
That 'bouncing around' you mention is always a talk stopper. Other side of the coin: flight from München to Johannesburg and this gent pulls out the eating tray and balances a coin on its side on the tray. Didn't even wobble. Kind of soothes the soul. Bon voyage wherever you go, Skylite.
Thank you my friend. At the moment I'm in Tampa, Florida. Soon I'll be heading to Kona, Hawaii. I try to travel as much as possible. Always trying to get the best footage for my channel.
Incredible video, great job on keeping the camera still with all that jolting around. Reminds me of my flight from SIT-KTN-SEA, tried landing in KTN with like 30mph winds, I couldn't tell how far off the ground we were at all. In the end the pilots aborted and went for SEA.
This was the moment PIC made the decision to abort landing as he/she realized that the plane isn't in full control due to bad weather. Given the visual signs and probably prior knowledge from other pilots/atc that conditions can be bad during landing, pilots were defo ready for this scenario.
It's not that bad. With all that bouncing you can see what's going on. That's a safety issue from wind shear. Happened to me trying to land in Tampa in 2012.
Amazing clip! Looks like at 2:46 the flight deck crew put the throttles on "TOGA" but still had a tough time with climbing out of that windshear. You could tell the pilots were pulling hard on the yoke just to get her to climb out at 1000-1200 fpm!
This video, and I’m not just saying this because it’s my video, should be shown to all pilots in training, to illustrate the dangers of low level wind shear. Thanks for watching my friend!
@@sla31 - you can tell at 2:20 that there's some serious change in airspeed by listening to the engines oscillating in power. The pilots were having continuous trouble with controlling airspeed including TONS of manual input to the vertical stabilizer, ailerons and the rudder. Incredible job keeping the camera steady throughout all of that heavy turbulence!
Well, I don't remember the exact make up of this particular line of storms, but this was definitely a strong line of thunderstorms, and this was definitely a squall line or wall cloud that you can see in the video.
Wow! This is now the most popular video that he ever made with 300,000 views! Great job dude! Edited - That would've scared the hell out of me if I was on that plane irl.
I agree. Although, this one was a bit frightening. It's the only time in the last 10 years that I actually was concerned. I'm glad we eventually went around and headed for SGF.
Wow. Watching that gave me anxiety lol. I actually had an experience similar to this whilst landing in KRDU. There were no thunderstorms however there was strong winds and gusts that knocked our United E175 around on final, luckily near the end the wind calmed just in time for landing without having to go around.
Got some good experience and maturity on the flight deck. Calm, professional, puts the best face on things, but most important, he he removes himself and his passengers to a safer area to wait out the thunderstorm passage.
Thank you my friend! Despite how good these pilots skills were, I think this little ERJ was on the limits of its crosswind abilities. Thanks for watching my friend!
That is some CRAZY turbulence. I like how you (unlike other RUclipsrs) actually label turbulence correctly this is definitely Severe a lot of others like to label light- moderate turbulence as severe or extreme. You don’t do that. Again amazing video and I could hear the wind outside in the video at a few points
Thanks my friend. I appreciate that. I do my best to label videos as close to what they are as possible. I don't like being click baited, so I try not to do that to everyone else with my videos.
Timing is everything in life; so amazing to be there on that particular flight in those conditions and also to have another video of the aborted landing, shot from the ground as well. Great video.
as a pilot windshear is scary dangerous and could be deadly kudos to those pilots for recognizing the situation and opting for n aborted landing better to try again then to push your luck
Really cool how it looks a little sunny in beginning of video, then he comes out of that left turn and you just see gnarly storms and thunder heads. Pilots were on it too.
I was definitely surprised when we made that 180 and I saw the storm. I knew there was a storm that we were trying to beat, but being on the right side of the plane I hadn't been able to see it until this point. Thanks for watching!
Really cool video! Amazing footage of that go around! Good decision by the pilots! Definitely strong storms gaining strength and the ceiling beginning to drop! Nice job! Liked!
Definitely was a good decision. That's what pilots are trained for though! There is a reason the FAA is so strict when it comes to pilot training. I have my private license, and I know you are going through the process of getting your licenses, so we know what it takes to get to this level. Also, this shows first hand how wind shear is a scary thing, and we definitely had our fair share of it here. Also, I just messaged you on Facebook from my personal account. I just wanted to let you know here too, so you knew it was legit. As always! Thanks for watching!
I had one bad landing at Toronto International on a 747-200, (British Airways), and that was bad enough because that is a massive aircraft. We didn't abort, although it was the roughest landing I ever had. I had sympathy for people landing in smaller aircraft. A mile from the end of the runway at 1000ft we dropped 500ft and powered-up and climbed back up to the Glide-Slope. When we finally landed we were on 100% reverse thrust and I never saw an aircraft stop so quickly. As we walked into the terminal, I realized that we had to fly back to London. Walking on the ground never felt so good.
Those clouds looked like the clouds the alien ships in Independence Day came out of 😳. You guys got your asses kicked on that approach! Those gusts were brutal!!! I loved it!!! Ready for the full episode! NVM i found it....why is YT just now showing me this old video???🤔
Look like the wind was blowing the plane a bit... Looked a a bit shaky. Thanks for sharing. Find that scary situation to be in. In a plane during a thunderstorm.
I went through something like this when I was landing in Springfield IL on August 10th of this year and I have to say I wished I recorded it but this brings back that terrifying memory and I haven't flown in a while but since I'm writing this comment I made it to the ground 😅
Great video! I like it that the pilot was so cool about everything. The storm clouds did look pretty intense and the go around was really bumpy. But great video, im a fan!
this happened to me last year trying to land in Boston. As one who doesn't like flying to begin with, this was NOT fun. But I was amazed at how the pilots can handle these boats!!
That sort of stuff scares me! And my daughter is a flight attendant! I am not brave to fly without worries especially during any type of storms. I suffer from severe anxiety and always have to take a pill to take the edge off.
I know many people struggle with flying. Even for me, as someone who flies on a regular basis, this flight was more than even I like. Thanks for watching!
Well I see what you are referring to, and although this line of storms did produce some tornados I didn't hear anything about there being any around the Joplin/Springfield area. I'd imagine that's just the clouds being distorted due to the very unstable winds. Since 2011 when that EF5 tornado ripped through the middle of Joplin killing over 160 people tornados are watched pretty closely in the Joplin area, and I'd imagine I would have heard something about it had there actually been a funnel cloud that close to the city. Who knows though. Maybe it never fully formed.
Coming from Dallas I had nice clear skies the whole way up. It was at about 1:00 in, when we turned base, that I knew we were in for a bumpy ride. Thanks for watching my friend!
I appreciate that my friend. I'd like to think the years of practice I have when it comes to filming flights played a roll in that. Also, there were definitely some churning stomachs. Thanks for watching!
One can always tell from a video that an approach was really intense when its noticable how the conversation in the cabin gradually dies down to none at all in the last few seconds before touch down. Terrified passengers dont make small talk.
Holy..!!! That looks REALLY bad. Never seen anything like this on YT. For once, the person behind the cam doesn´t fake it... second that turbulence does not fool around... THAT is severe.. or even extreme it seems some times. I would crap my pants being in your shoes... great job filming and making the video.
And those downdrafts were what ultimately cause the crew to decide a go-around and eventual diversion were necessary. The entire landing wasn't rough, but they managed it until that point. Thanks for watching my friend!
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The pilot handled that so well and of course his voice was consoling for everyone. Spectacular looking footage -- wow.
I agree my friend! Thanks for watching!
Wow, there are a lot of overrated "turbulent landings" on RUclips. But that was - for once - a terrifying one!
I try very hard to not title my videos something they aren't. So I thought intense was a good word to use, and everyone else could decide what they really thought about it. Thanks for watching my friend!
I agree. Definitely one of the better aviation channels. Another good one is the American Airlines flight from Tokyo to Dallas.
@@sla31 Uh, I would def say intense. There were at least a couple of times where I almost crapped in my pants just watching the video (especially the closer you got to the runway.)
Biggest turbulence ever....like riding the massive waves
Agreed. The worst and "most" real I have ever seen here.
Right when that wind pushed down on the wing the pilots definitely knew it was not safe. Great video! I keep watching the approach over and over again
Modern aircraft have detection systems for windshead and will make an audible Call Out. When they hear “Wind Shear”, the Captain will repeat the call and then determine whether to continue landing or go around. 99.9% of the time, the Captain will call for a Go-Around as Wind Shear usually happens just about or below minimums.
In this case, I’m sure they recorded the Call Out well before the actual event happened but decided to continue, until they realized they were unable to stabilize.
Windshear. The whole plan dropped. That is why WS is so dangerous during the landing approach when close to the ground, the plane suddenly loses lift.
There are so many clickbait videos and here you really see the strugge of the pilots and how they do a great job doing a go around. And it is named "landing attempt". This is a refreshing understatement. Thank you for uploading!!
Thanks my friend. I always do my best to title videos exactly what they are. No clickbait here. Thanks for watching.
I've had that feeling before of a turbulent final approach and thinking I can't wait to land so this nightmare is over, and then just before we touch down the engines roar and we had back up in the sky and my heart just sinks because now it isn't over.
Exactly my experience last week in an Embraer. Hated every second of the flight and prayed for it to be over. Thankfully landed first time.
Awesome job at holding the camera steady while being thrown around in that turbulence. 👍🏼
It was quite tough holding the camera as steady as possible. You actually lose some of the bouncing around due to the built in stabilizer. Thanks for watching man!
Yes, a-fucking-mazing! Well done :) :) :) !
Its like the experience of the biggest earthquake ever
I think he had a gimble. It keeps a camera steady.
Jeez, watching this in my living room and actually holding on to my seat!
You can imagine how some of the passengers were then. Thanks for watching my friend!
That's scary! Good job filming it. Would you be okay with me featuring this in an episode of Weekly Dose of Aviation? Of course you will be credited both in the video and in the description.
Hello my friend. Thanks for reaching out. As long as proper credit is given as you said, you're welcome to use the clip in your video. Thanks for watching!
luckily, no one was injured
Imagine he said no...
a very similar experience happened to my family and I when attempting to land at Sky Harbor airport in AZ, at the exact time a Haboob was hitting the city and the storm was said to be the worst in 20 years........after three aborted landing attempts, we diverted to Tuscon for the night......there is no way to explain the terrifying feeling of severe turbulence , that is steadily increasing as the plane nears the ground........was never so glad to land and thanked the pilot for getting us safely down as I walked off ...... the pilot was very professional and said he tried his best but couldn't do it........others were unhappy we landed in Tuscon, but I told the Captain he made the right decision in getting us safely on the ground......thank you again sir, if you happen to read this......
Thanks for watching my friend! I do read, and reply to every comment on my channel. Sorry I'm so late replying to this one, but I've been on an awesome trip getting new footage for the channel! I didn't have great internet for the last week. Sounds like you know exactly how we all felt on this flight. Diverting is always a good decision if it means getting back on the ground safely. Thanks again my friend!
Kudos to you for remaining so calm during that approach! You held that camera so still, like it was a totally normal flying day! AWESOME VIDEO!!!
Very interesting and cool video! When I see storms and Joplin in the same sentence, I can't help but think back to that horrific tornado years ago. Good flying by the pilots and nice footage mate!
finally. intense turbulence from a plane with good quality video!!
Finally a video where the title actually fits the video, that turbulence is insane!
That's always my goal. I hate clickbait, so I try to title my videos so you know exactly what you're going to see. Thanks for watching my friend!
Sheesh that plane really was getting thrown around, good decisions from the pilots for the go-around
RUclips's algorithm decided that I should watch this video. Wow!! Those T-storm clouds were Holy Shit Dark!! Looked like they may have been tornado forming clouds. The big clue is if they have spikes on the top of the thundercloud and are on the back side.
Back in 1972, I was in a DC-10 going to West Palm Beach and we went thru thunderstorms. I saw lightning hit the wing of the plane. The drafts were tossing our plane around wildly. This was after our flight was already delayed because of a bomb scare on the aircraft. I was 13 back then going to see my grandmother for spring break.
Later that week, we flew up to Disney World for a few days on a 2-engine prop plane. On the return flight back down to PBI, we went thru some serious thunderstorm clouds and it was tossing our plane around like you wouldn't believe.
Excellent job by the pilot of your aircraft!
That had to have been terrifying! Very scary watching this...just before the attempted touch down I thought the right wing would strike the ground! I would have had to change my underwear had I ben on that plane! Very good video and no exaggeration at all. Thanks for posting and glad you are safe!!
As I’ve mentioned in replies to other comments, this was the one and only time that I have ever been frightened on an aircraft. It’s really a miracle that I was able to continue to hold the camera as well as I did. Anyways, I appreciate you watching my friend!
Terrific video. Kudos to the pilots for some skilled flying and decision making there. No shame in a missed approach.
Thanks my friend. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Aborting is a helluva a lot safer than attempting.
Cool move! Kudos to the pilots for diverting and waiting for the storm to pass
Definitely my friend. Thanks for watching!
Hey Skylite. You're buddy from dirty jersey saying hi, whilst sitting here at the AAA waiting for them replace my rear brakes, and scheduling the kidney donation for what they are charging me. I've watched this video quite a few times, and still love it today. With all you know about my obsession with jet aircraft and flying, for the most part, all I really enjoy are the takeoffs and landings (toga especially). Most flying at altitude is generally smooth, uneventful, and well, boring as heck. I LOVE turbulence! Makes flying more exciting. Whether is has been commercially, with my brother flying, or whatever, I've had NOT a few, pretty harrowing experiences, and I love it. And if the weather is severe enough, and I am scheduled to meet my maker in very short order, at least I will be doing what I love and enjoy. Again my friend, thanks so much for what you do on your channel, and for how you've enriched my life with the best aviation videos on YT. We'll be talking soon.
As always, I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment. I’m glad they’re enriching, as you put it, your life! Definitely shoot me an email when you get a chance my friend!
@@sla31 Will do. Thanks
I remember being in a Jetblue ERJ-190 when there was severe turbulence during approach due to a passing storm... I've never seen a plane's wing flex so much, and we were pretty much being tossed around the cabin as we descended (unfortunately some people couldn't hold in their upset stomachs). Saw the flight path afterwards and the plane made a pretty interesting shape lol. It's always funny how calm the flight attendants are, that's when you know you're probably going to be alright!
I'd say that's probably about right! The flight attendants have probably been through much worse! Thanks for watching man!
2:40 😳 ...good call on the crew to go around. I would've yelled GO AROUND as a passenger from the main cabin. Haha.
I'm kind of surprised someone didn't yell in the cabin. Thanks for watching my friend!
Holyshit the way that wing was moving around tho omg
@@zokaya10yeah ever experienced turbulence 🫤
Id keep my mouth shut. Never know from other nervous passengers might go apeshit and panic. Having a calm cabin is best.
5:38 Really? Pushing a call button? What? Need a pillow to soften your scream?
Just amazing.....!!! Those dark clouds are menacing and the down draft and windshear is very apparent!!!
This would make an excellent training video for new pilots. As you mentioned, the wind shear is very noticeable. Thanks for watching my friend!
Holy cow that was insane! Good on the flight crew to go around. Wind shear ain’t nothin to mess around with.
It definitely isn’t. They made the right decision here for sure. Thanks for watching my friend!
Never seen a video like this with this level of quality!
Thanks my friend. I strive to have videos with the best possible quality. I often times stress over the details, but it's all to make sure the viewers see the best possible content. Thanks for watching! I'm glad you liked it!
The hardest, and the most important, thing a pilot has to do: when in doubt Go Around!
And thankfully the pilots on this flight made that decision, and got out of a bad situation. Thanks for watching my friend!
Not nearly the hardest though. Quite easy and fun actually.
Everything is calculated.. go arounds are as safe as any part of flying.
@@Tommytoolsqueezer hes not saying the flying part is hard hes saying being patient is key to making right decision fuckszsake
@@christiaankruger5299 going around in severe windshear is not easy or fun
Holy carp that's a great video. Intense looking clouds with a great shot of the wing flexing a bit, then some very abrupt roll movements on short final. Intense for sure! Thanks for capturing this!
Thanks my friend! I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
Wow! That was a great video and fantastic that the passengers stayed that calm. I have had a go around at ORD, DEN and PSP with one diversion to ONT. Never as close to landing as yours thank God. Incredible! Thanks!
Thanks my friend. I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Wow! You went from hearing the engine idling down to full force!
LOVE the wing flex and all the action on short final. Looks like fun to me!
I'll admit. After it was all said and done I told some people that if it was a roller coaster I'd get back in line. Thanks for watching man!
As soon as I saw how violent the windsheers were, I was thinking, "No way they're going to make it!" It was swaying so much, I thought I was getting air sick. Props for holding on to that shot during that time.
I know it's been a long time, my friend, but this new job I took has really consumed my hours. I'll do my best to catch up, but I know I have A LOT to look at!
Great work, buddy!
Good to hear from you again my friend. I've got a lot of Southwest Airlines stuff coming up, so that'll be right down your alley. If you can believe it I'm now A-List on Southwest, and have another nine flights booked on them just this month. I completely understand how a new job can consume someone. A new job is the main reason I originally went form five to three uploads per week. I needed to focus more on the job that actually pays the bills. Now look... I'm uploading seven videos per week. What am I thinking? Thanks for watching my friend! Hopefully you'll have more time to watch so you can escape from work!
Captain: "Ladies and gentlemen, we got a little scared and were unable to make the landing, we'll head over to Springfield for a change of pants and get you back to Joplin...some day"...would've been hilarious.
By the way, these passengers are ABSOLUTE PROS!! Not a peep from any of them except some casual conversation and laughing as if nothing is going on. 😁They've been on some pretty crazy flights apparently! 😁😁
That was a close one on short final, good thing they caught that wing!
Wow quite a turbulent for thunderstorms to make it happen. But the pilot was brave and I’m glad they were gonna land somewhere else. I can say it also was terrifying for those on board!
All it takes is one big gust at the wrong time and you're going around. Hats off for keeping it under control in crazy winds like that.
Ladies and gentlemen! Introducing a whole new series to the channel. It’s called The Short Clip. This is something I have been meaning to do for a long time. Sometimes I get good footage, that just doesn’t fit into any episode. Sometimes I feel like a moment is so special that it needs its own video. I also understand that most people don’t have time to watch a full one hour long Inflight Series episode. So, from now on I’ll be posting these “short clips” of footage that I deem as important enough to have its own short video. For those of you who do enjoy watching my full-length videos, do not fear, The Short Clip videos will not replace any of the five regular videos that I upload every week. These will be completely separate and will be posted at varying times. There will be no set upload schedule for them. They will basically be “in addition to” the five regular videos you see every week. With that being said you guys get a real treat today! For the first ever Short Clip episode you get to see a very intense aborted landing/diversion while attempting to beat a thunderstorm into Joplin, MO on a American Eagle ERJ-175! Enjoy!
+Skylite Productions Awesome, I look forward to these videos!
bet some passengers shit themselves??
Exceptional decision making process noticed during this approach and go around!!! Kudos to this crew! Thanks for posting this awesome video 👍🏼🛩👌🏼👏
No problem my friend. They definitely made the right split second decision when it counted that's for sure. Thanks for watching!
If a tornado had dropped from the clouds THAT would have been my worst nightmare--on a jet flying into a tornado! Great video.
Thanks my friend! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
That was some real menacing looking weather. Happy all went well.
One of the best air turbulence videos! Those skies remind me of living in Topeka. That is my favorite weather of all.
Thanks for watching my friend! You used to live where I live. I don't live in Topeka, but I have lived in Kansas for 26 years. Like you mentioned, those severe thunderstorms we get are just really interesting. I don't know why, but every spring when they start to fire up, I always just love going out onto my back patio and watch them building in the distance.
Golly, that wind was brutal. Kudos to pilots for making good decisions and bringing everyone home safely!
Yes! I definitely second that since I was on the plane. This is what pilots train for! Thanks for watching my friend!
Dude, you are *underrated*
Thanks man! I appreciate that!
WOW BEST PLANE VIDEO IVE EVER SEEN and I’ve seen many!
That's a pretty high endorsement my friend! I greatly appreciate that. Thanks for watching!
That’s one hell of an approach! May I feature a part of this video in one of my next episodes? Of course with a link back to your original video! Keep up the great work!
Thanks my friend. As long as proper credit and links are given you are welcome to use the clip. Thanks for asking.
Why would somebody give this video a thumbs down? It’s clearly a great video and IS what it says it is! There is another video on Facebook take from the airport and it’s equally as good.
Who knows my friend. At least the likes vastly outweigh the dislikes. Thanks for watching! You can also watch the exterior view here in RUclips here: ruclips.net/video/GHua8WbgwMg/видео.html
Amazing video,i had to watch not once but 3 times repeatedly
You and me both my friend! Thanks for watching!
That flight would've scared the heck out of me. Way to keep the camera stable and good job on the pilots decision to execute a go around. Better safe than sorry.
It had some tense moments for sure, but we had a great crew that knew exactly how handle the situation. I'm actually surprised the filming turned out as good as it did considering how many times my hand hit the window. Thanks for watching!
Yes, definitely. Better inconvenienced than dead, any day!
Same would have had me shivering lol
Excellent job all round - pilots, crew and your filming. Thank you.
Thanks my friend. As much bouncing around as we were doing I'm happy it turned out as well as it did.
That 'bouncing around' you mention is always a talk stopper. Other side of the coin: flight from München to Johannesburg and this gent pulls out the eating tray and balances a coin on its side on the tray. Didn't even wobble. Kind of soothes the soul. Bon voyage wherever you go, Skylite.
Thank you my friend. At the moment I'm in Tampa, Florida. Soon I'll be heading to Kona, Hawaii. I try to travel as much as possible. Always trying to get the best footage for my channel.
smart decision to go around. the wings were banking excessively at a very low altitude
Great video 💚
Very strong winds. Good choice on the Pilots to go around. Great video!
Definitely was. Thanks for watching!
Incredible video, great job on keeping the camera still with all that jolting around. Reminds me of my flight from SIT-KTN-SEA, tried landing in KTN with like 30mph winds, I couldn't tell how far off the ground we were at all. In the end the pilots aborted and went for SEA.
Menacing looking clouds... great clip..
Woooowww heftig heftig......Top Video Danke👍
Holy smokes..i would have died at 2:44!!😲💀
2:44 was a very tense moment for sure! Needless to say I was happy to hear the engines spooling back! Thanks for watching!
Definitely had his hands full right there!
Please don't sit next to me. Ever.
This was the moment PIC made the decision to abort landing as he/she realized that the plane isn't in full control due to bad weather. Given the visual signs and probably prior knowledge from other pilots/atc that conditions can be bad during landing, pilots were defo ready for this scenario.
It's not that bad. With all that bouncing you can see what's going on. That's a safety issue from wind shear. Happened to me trying to land in Tampa in 2012.
Amazing clip! Looks like at 2:46 the flight deck crew put the throttles on "TOGA" but still had a tough time with climbing out of that windshear. You could tell the pilots were pulling hard on the yoke just to get her to climb out at 1000-1200 fpm!
This video, and I’m not just saying this because it’s my video, should be shown to all pilots in training, to illustrate the dangers of low level wind shear. Thanks for watching my friend!
@@sla31 - you can tell at 2:20 that there's some serious change in airspeed by listening to the engines oscillating in power. The pilots were having continuous trouble with controlling airspeed including TONS of manual input to the vertical stabilizer, ailerons and the rudder. Incredible job keeping the camera steady throughout all of that heavy turbulence!
great job. better to chicken out out of a landing than to die trying
Also what type of storm was that? Single cell, Multi cell cluster, Squall line, or Supercell?
Well, I don't remember the exact make up of this particular line of storms, but this was definitely a strong line of thunderstorms, and this was definitely a squall line or wall cloud that you can see in the video.
Wow! This is now the most popular video that he ever made with 300,000 views! Great job dude!
Edited - That would've scared the hell out of me if I was on that plane irl.
Thanks for watching my friend! This was quite the flight for sure!
Gosh. Fabulous. I love a bit of turbulence. !! Fantastic video as always.
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Glad you enjoyed it
Loved it. You’re so lucky to get to travel so much sweety. I’m actual envious. X😊
Man I love landings like these. So much fun to be on, but also slightly frightening.
I agree. Although, this one was a bit frightening. It's the only time in the last 10 years that I actually was concerned. I'm glad we eventually went around and headed for SGF.
I was on a E175 back in February. We had a missed approach and went around. Glad I got it on camera!
Wow. Watching that gave me anxiety lol. I actually had an experience similar to this whilst landing in KRDU. There were no thunderstorms however there was strong winds and gusts that knocked our United E175 around on final, luckily near the end the wind calmed just in time for landing without having to go around.
Got some good experience and maturity on the flight deck. Calm, professional, puts the best face on things, but most important, he he removes himself and his passengers to a safer area to wait out the thunderstorm passage.
Excellent video! That ERJ was taking a beating. Very wise choice to abort and divert.
Thank you my friend! Despite how good these pilots skills were, I think this little ERJ was on the limits of its crosswind abilities. Thanks for watching my friend!
Good one,some real turbulence / windshear , good CRM in that cockpit.
You notice that as soon as the right wing dipped on the approach the pilot gunned it and pulled up. Wise decision by the captain👊
Was that a Boing 737-800? Seems so according to the short wing and the winglets.
No this was onboard an American Eagle Embraer ERJ-175. Thanks for watching my friend!
That is some CRAZY turbulence. I like how you (unlike other RUclipsrs) actually label turbulence correctly this is definitely Severe a lot of others like to label light- moderate turbulence as severe or extreme. You don’t do that. Again amazing video and I could hear the wind outside in the video at a few points
Thanks my friend. I appreciate that. I do my best to label videos as close to what they are as possible. I don't like being click baited, so I try not to do that to everyone else with my videos.
Timing is everything in life; so amazing to be there on that particular flight in those conditions and also to have another video of the aborted landing, shot from the ground as well. Great video.
Yes indeed. It's not often we get to see something like this from multiple angles. Thanks for watching my friend!
as a pilot windshear is scary dangerous and could be deadly kudos to those pilots for recognizing the situation and opting for n aborted landing better to try again then to push your luck
Very well put my friend. I couldn't agree more. Thanks for watching!
Was in the same model plane last Saturday in Charlotte. Silly departure in bad weather did the same thing. Was a real thriller.
Good thing Embraer builds these things tough right? Thanks for watching my friend!
Wow he had to go around wow
Awesome video my friend!
Thanks for watching my friend!
Really cool how it looks a little sunny in beginning of video, then he comes out of that left turn and you just see gnarly storms and thunder heads. Pilots were on it too.
I was definitely surprised when we made that 180 and I saw the storm. I knew there was a storm that we were trying to beat, but being on the right side of the plane I hadn't been able to see it until this point. Thanks for watching!
Really cool video! Amazing footage of that go around! Good decision by the pilots! Definitely strong storms gaining strength and the ceiling beginning to drop! Nice job! Liked!
Definitely was a good decision. That's what pilots are trained for though! There is a reason the FAA is so strict when it comes to pilot training. I have my private license, and I know you are going through the process of getting your licenses, so we know what it takes to get to this level. Also, this shows first hand how wind shear is a scary thing, and we definitely had our fair share of it here. Also, I just messaged you on Facebook from my personal account. I just wanted to let you know here too, so you knew it was legit. As always! Thanks for watching!
As my instructors always said, "the decision to go around is always right, unless your out of fuel.
this is always in the back of my head when i'm on final, works like a charm :) ruclips.net/video/vqFTD-Bqwl8/видео.html
You can really feel the turbulence in this video -- Hell, it looked like the wing was gonna come off!
Great video! The rainshaft was a few miles away no doubt the crew was dealing with the outflow from the downburst.
I had one bad landing at Toronto International on a 747-200, (British Airways), and that was bad enough because that is a massive aircraft. We didn't abort, although it was the roughest landing I ever had. I had sympathy for people landing in smaller aircraft. A mile from the end of the runway at 1000ft we dropped 500ft and powered-up and climbed back up to the Glide-Slope. When we finally landed we were on 100% reverse thrust and I never saw an aircraft stop so quickly. As we walked into the terminal, I realized that we had to fly back to London. Walking on the ground never felt so good.
Seat Assignment?
Those clouds looked like the clouds the alien ships in Independence Day came out of 😳. You guys got your asses kicked on that approach! Those gusts were brutal!!! I loved it!!! Ready for the full episode!
NVM i found it....why is YT just now showing me this old video???🤔
I'm glad you enjoyed it my friend. The full flight is available here: ruclips.net/video/Y5Updn4wnEo/видео.html
Look like the wind was blowing the plane a bit... Looked a a bit shaky. Thanks for sharing. Find that scary situation to be in. In a plane during a thunderstorm.
I went through something like this when I was landing in Springfield IL on August 10th of this year and I have to say I wished I recorded it but this brings back that terrifying memory and I haven't flown in a while but since I'm writing this comment I made it to the ground 😅
That is one of the most scariest landing in my life but over all nice footage.
Great video! I like it that the pilot was so cool about everything. The storm clouds did look pretty intense and the go around was really bumpy. But great video, im a fan!
Thanks my friend! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
this happened to me last year trying to land in Boston. As one who doesn't like flying to begin with, this was NOT fun. But I was amazed at how the pilots can handle these boats!!
They go through strict training. It's moments like this, and yours, that their training really shows. Thanks for watching!
Wow... a microburst on landing!Realy an awesome video!
Thank you my friend! Thanks for watching!
Is the full flight version posted?
ruclips.net/video/Y5Updn4wnEo/видео.htmlsi=QwUdjpGK9GAY2NYV
@@sla31 thank you
That sort of stuff scares me! And my daughter is a flight attendant! I am not brave to fly without worries especially during any type of storms. I suffer from severe anxiety and always have to take a pill to take the edge off.
I know many people struggle with flying. Even for me, as someone who flies on a regular basis, this flight was more than even I like. Thanks for watching!
The most frightening approach I have ever seen!
It was definitely the most frightening approach I've ever flown on as well. Thanks for watching my friend!
Now that is some windshear! Holy wow!
Yes it was indeed! It was quite the ride. Thanks for watching my friend!
Just before > if that wing hit..... wow man. I use to fly Cargo into Memphis and to LAX...I remember those days.
Unexpected. Well done.
Wooo that looked like a wild ride!
Ahhhh those clouds are scary looking but I’ve been in something like this the plane just dropped. Also scary plane ✈️ ride.
Is that a funnel cloud in the top-left at 3:20 to 3:39?
Well I see what you are referring to, and although this line of storms did produce some tornados I didn't hear anything about there being any around the Joplin/Springfield area. I'd imagine that's just the clouds being distorted due to the very unstable winds. Since 2011 when that EF5 tornado ripped through the middle of Joplin killing over 160 people tornados are watched pretty closely in the Joplin area, and I'd imagine I would have heard something about it had there actually been a funnel cloud that close to the city. Who knows though. Maybe it never fully formed.
That storm looks just obscene... splendid filmwork here mate.
Coming from Dallas I had nice clear skies the whole way up. It was at about 1:00 in, when we turned base, that I knew we were in for a bumpy ride. Thanks for watching my friend!
It's the Nothing!
It was a VERY strong windy storm when it finally moved through. Slow moving.
Chilean Aviation Films welcome to Joplin Missouri... tornado ally
Nice 60 fps camera
Looks like the 'Windshear' warning went off. Time to go around and have another go... nice clip.
Thanks my friend. I'm glad you enjoyed it!
One of the few videos where I feel like you captured the "feeling" of the turbulence on camera. I'm sure stomachs were flying around!
I appreciate that my friend. I'd like to think the years of practice I have when it comes to filming flights played a roll in that. Also, there were definitely some churning stomachs. Thanks for watching!
One can always tell from a video that an approach was really intense when its noticable how the conversation in the cabin gradually dies down to none at all in the last few seconds before touch down. Terrified passengers dont make small talk.
Very nice observation my friend. Thanks for watching!
Holy..!!! That looks REALLY bad. Never seen anything like this on YT. For once, the person behind the cam doesn´t fake it... second that turbulence does not fool around... THAT is severe.. or even extreme it seems some times. I would crap my pants being in your shoes... great job filming and making the video.
Wow! Those downdrafts were pretty intense right above the deck.
And those downdrafts were what ultimately cause the crew to decide a go-around and eventual diversion were necessary. The entire landing wasn't rough, but they managed it until that point. Thanks for watching my friend!
Awesome! Love your channel! Keep up the good work man! Subscribed ;)
Thanks my friend! Glad to have you around the channel.
No problem 👍
What a nice pilot to take them up again 😊