Sydney Runway Closure! Qantas A330 turbulent landing. East / West Runway 25 in heavy wind.
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- Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2018
- High winds have led to the closure of two runways at Sydney on 22/11 and 23/11/18. With the main runway and the third runway closed, flights were directed to the East West runway.
There were a lot of flight cancellations at Sydney on 23/11 but luckily Qantas QF574 landed on Runway 25.
This is 9 minutes of that flight including the flight path, holding, flying over Sydney Airport, approach and a windy landing! A bit turbulent too!
Enjoy the engine spools and a few bumps!!
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Wow! Half a million views 🙌
Thanks so much everyone for all the love for this video! It was a very interesting landing that’s for sure!
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That was absolutely superb!
Agree with some of the other comments. Well filmed, no heavy editing and NO MUSIC.
Thank you
NOW THIS IS REAL LIFE AND I LOVE THE FOOTAGE WITH THE SOUNDS OF ENGINES AND WING FLEX. FLIGHT CREW DID A GREAT JOB. THANKS!
I love Qantas ! Great video, thanks for sahring :-)
I know pilots probably wouldn't be too happy to use the east / west runway, but it's always a treat while waiting for the tram to see the planes landing.
Jeez! I enjoyed that. The flexing of the wings, that touchdown on the black stuff, the deployment of the spoliers which always indicates one is home and the music from the engines in flight and thrust reverse makes it an amazing video. Thank u.
Thanks for that Chris.
I admire the skill of pilots. They need to be able to handle a huge variety of weather conditions without breaking a sweat.
The wind was virtually strong enough to strip the paint off a wall.
In my sixty somthing years living in Sydney, I can count only a handfull of times where the wind has been so ferocious.
You'd remember the storm of January 1991 then, Peter. What a mess that one left behind. I left Sydney 20 years ago, but that's the worst I've seen in Australia. The November storm of 2014 in Brisbane was horrid as well. If I recall correctly, both storms occurred during peak-hour traffic as well. My mum still lives in Sydney, and she said exactly the same as you about the handful of times the wind being so ferocious. Oh, another... the tail end of that cyclone in 1974. I can still hear that screaming wind on the gables of the house.
Thanks chris,Wonderful vid,I love to see the wings flexing,Cheers bob.
Hi Chris, absolute landing perfection! Well done QF captain, landing a perfect ten in such gale force wind conditions! I live under the flight path in Sydney and it's very quiet today ! Thank you for such an excellent post!
Nice job capturing the landing. The beautiful sounds from the power changes on those general electric engines was fantastic.👍👍👍
I live near Evendale, Ohio USA where the General Electric Aviation plant is located.
Nice video, thanks for posting. A great place to watch the planes coming in when they're landing to the west like this is the Flower Power nursery/garden centre at Mascot. You pass over it in your video at 7:36 just prior to crossing General Holmes Drive. You get quite a good view of them coming straight at you and it makes the visit to a nursery to buy plants somewhat more interesting (Lol!)
Damn that was a good video; never got to see that approach before, let alone in such detail; thanks for that.
Thank you for sharing your video and I like how you let the natural sounds of the plane, wind, without any damn music over playing in the background. Thank you once again.
Beautiful video done by you bro, keep it. And also we remember to thank our Pilots and Co for their 200% involvement in safety of our lives... Keep it...
Beautiful. It’s so scenic arriving into Sydney. Whichever way you come.
Wow!! That was some serious gusts of wind! Hear the engines up and down in power.. Awesome!!
yes, good video,good pilot skill no background music,no loud voice,..thanks!
That was an amazing video, I could listen to those engine sounds all day!
Subscribed
Thank you 😊
You need a hobby.
How skilled are the Tech crew!! Brilliant!
textbook approach, downwind, base and finals! great video !
Superb! Kudos to the qantas crew!
Good work chris. Subscribed.
Rode her all the way down Chris,beautiful work.
As a sailor I can tell you that at the beginning of the video you'll notice the white caps on the ocean. These are first generated at about 12 knots of breeze. To see such large ones at the high of your plan and so large and extended in shape and formation means that the winds was probably close to 30+ knots ( which is over 50kph). Gusts, maybe more. so it was a very good landing considering. Sydney is having a lot of these heavy days this year, Today 29/11/18 being one of the worst! Many closures and limited runway opportunities today! Sorry for all those overseas pax that needed to go somewhere else or who are just arriving. It's normally much nicer than this here is Sydney !!! 😊
That’s so interesting
You can just see Wedding Cake Island near the bottom at 6:22
Trenerry Reserve, just south of Coogee Beach at 6:28
Mistral Point on the extreme right at 6:33
Randwick Environment Park (oval shaped) at 6:45
Crossing Anzac Parade just north of Holmes Street (the old Anzac Barracks) where I used live in the early 70's at 6:58 (the house is in the view)
Snape Park at 7:10
On top of Jellicoe Park at 7:15
Bonnie Doon Golf course where I used to earn a buck or two caddying in my teens at 7:22
Southern Cross Drive at 7:40
General Holmes Drive at 7:59
*Yes, I used to live in the area.*
Great vid,the landing looked really bumpy,gave it 👍
Great camera work mate just subscribed
Skillful landing... the video gave feeling as if was also on board. QANTAS is no 1 carrier.
What a neat video...like you said the water looked quite choppy, I bet you were happy when the plane finally landed however,, the pilot did a fantastic job. Thanks for sharing this video.
Nice landing, Captain!
Great catch!
Great landing!
wow.... very nice video!
Great Job by the aircrew . Nicevideo.
Been there exactly 1 year ago. I really miss Sydney.
Hey Chris! Very interesting video thank you so much!! I was actually at the domestic car park at the time when you landed. I remember seeing the wind absolutely throw the aircraft from side to side. In comparison to the other aircraft landing at the time, you guys were extremely low that I thought the pilot would go around! But alas as seen in your video the pilots rev'ed the engines and maintained the altitude, eventually landing at the touchdown point. Thanks for the video!!
Wow I didn’t realise how it looked from the ground. Thanks for sharing that.
Excellent 👍👍
Great work.
He nailed that.... great landing!
Thankyou, really good.
That sir one best vids on you tube I really felt the sensation of that landing
Thanks for the kind words.
Flew to Kingsford not long ago weather wasn't too kind but I couldn't help notice that the landing was almost identical.. lateral movement stabilise and drop....
Good filming 👍👍
I am not 100% sure about this but IMO the yoyo the captain was playing with the throttle ment he was having one
heck of a time keeping the plane on the glide slope. It was like jet engine music to my ears. It is landings just like
this one where you want your pilot to have thousands of hours of log time flying the aircraft.
Go East Go West Australia is The Best Thank You Captain Chris.
Given that qf574 flies from Perth to Sydney, I noticed that the planes map started from Adelaide to Sydney. Why did it stop at Adelaide?
Hey! It didn’t stop. There was an IFE problem as we flew over Adelaide and they reset the system.
Ronald Simmonds, how dare you the A330 is such a Beautifull Aircraft, I'd fly on it anywhere anytime.
great video
I love the sound of those motors
Awesome sights.
Piece of cake mate!Landed yesterday in Funchal,Madeira.Try that one!!!
With a Kite?
@@bluemarshall6180 No,Airbus 321.Porto is in the top five most dangerous airports in the world.Don't know what all the fuss is about.Piece of cake!!
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Nice Video.
Much better than my landing - same airport - same day - but we landed like a lead weight.
Very cool
Hey.. great video. Just wondering what you use to record? So clear!!
An iPhone 7 if you can believe it. 📱
Smooth as ;they make it look easy
Auto throttle was working well to maintain air speed for approaching runway two five eg: runway number compass degrees heading for runway approaches
Hmmm! I was wondering how the pilot was able to manage the throttle with all that frequent thrust changes on short finals. I thought it would be manual input assuming autopilot is disconnected if not on autoland which I assume not in this case. Can autothrottle still function with autopilot off prior to landing?
Looks like he doesn’t know the answer to that one.
Excellent sounding those A330s! Your camera picked it up great! As a flight attendant for 2.5 years, I only had one experience like this when basically the same thing happened so doesn't happen often! Thanks for the video loved listening to it!
RachelsAviationNZ thanks for the comment. It’s the first time I’ve ever landed on 25 - at least as far as I can remember - so it was quite exciting. I’ve subscribed to your channel too 👌
Very nice and comfort landing on Sydney Airport wish to be there
Great Landing good captaincy
Nice landing not bad👍👍👍
Nice video
Great and skilled landing according to weather condition.
I was in the same flight.. It was really turbulent lending.. but you missed the view from the other side.. it was beautiful sydney harbour
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Forgive me for the noob question but what is with the continuous increasing/decreasing of the throttle? Does it just sound more dramatic than it is? The way the throttle increases makes it seem like the plane was about to fall out of the sky. Great video
David Mulligan Some others who have commented will have more flightdeck knowledge than I do but from the passenger seat it felt as if the winds were were pushing us away from the course needed to land on Rwy 25 and we seemed to periodically lose perhaps a bit more altitude than was desirable. Each time that happened the engines would spool up in resistance. The winds were very strong it caused the cancellation of many flights particularly smaller aircraft (many of the 717s and 737 flights seemed to be cancelled). But that’s definitely a layman’s terms explanation. Perhaps @Tony Morris could elaborate a bit more?
It has to do with maintaining the landing glideslope and landing speed. Each plane (with a certain weight and body) has an optimal landing speed, say 180 knots, and the landing glideslope is usually a few degrees, say 3. If the plane is descending too rapidly, altitude can be increased by pulling back on the sidestick/column but that will cause the plane to slow down and the pilot flying will increase the throttle to maintain speed (and vice versa). On a clear day like this, the pilot is likely landing the plane manually (as opposed to using autoland etc.) and so has to constantly perform minor corrections to the throttle and controls to maintain airspeed, maintain runway heading and descend at the correct glideslope.
It is true that on a windy day such as this, more such corrections are probably required, but they are a normal part of nearly every hand-flown landing.
It appeared the wind was very gusty on the approach to land meaning it wasn't a continuous, steady windspeed the aircraft was flying into. The changes in engine thrust is made to compensate for the gusty conditions so the plane can maintain a steady approach speed until landing.
So....yeah it looked kinda windy, probably quite uncharacteristic for Sydney. But hey, I live in Wellington, New Zealand and I gotta say...you want turbulence, come over here and see what we've got, mate!!!
I’ll be sure to have my camera on me when next at Wellington! It sure is turbulent.
nice video
Awesome. Beautiful Sydney. Lived in Hurstville for 30 years. Cheers from Aotearoa.
Aotearoa is new zealand for the confused peeps
There's a "network"?
Seemed like a normal landing. Wellington airport New Zealand is bumpy and the winds don't even have to be high they just go all over the place. That is the worst one I've ever landed in
Great video.......superb landing! The whining of the jet engines is very dramatic!
those noises were coming from the cappuccino maker
@@owenpritchard7175 A lot of expert power management going on there. Excellent landing from a good approach and nice flare.
Good landing despite the turbulent weather .The pilots had a heavier than normal workload with many power setting changes during this approach.
On an A330? Meh, autothrottle and fly the needles.
If you think that rough try land in Wellington NZ on a windy day
Or on a calm day....
Wow. The reversers stayed on for a long time...
2023 theyre now also using runway 25 heavy wind
Hectic! Pilots and plane all had to work hard there! Must've been a huge relief when plane came to a halt..
Excellent. I would not have enjoyed being on the plane.
yust love it when they play with the engines . shame no go around . 5 star movie
In fact yesterday I landed in Sydney on a Qatar Airways Airbus A380 and it was a windy day! But all runways were still open (im pretty sure).
Sydney just copes in ideal conditions. When the wind blows the wrong way it is a basket case.
Lakes golf course looked nice.
Nice
If you ever wondered about how pilots are trained to land in extreme conditions this is a great example of why we have the BEST in the world!
Craig Willis- bush pilots. Try flying through snow storms, driving rain and doing all that landing in a parking lot in the middle of a Forrest.
@@angelotig Agreed... also it's done around the world by other pilots of other airlines in difficult conditions.
Except that was far from exterme, just a breezy day with the wind on the nose.
Nice squiggly flying over Wollongong.
Same conditions today June 01 2022 Missed approaches all over the place
FWIW, I flew a 560kg aircraft that day and the next day, in Queensland. Wind was 40kt on the nose!
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I was to and I had one last push and the plane almost struck the wing and boy it was scary
A330 from ADL?
The IFE broke down over ADL and was reset. We flew from PER.
Nice video, probably doesn't do it justice. We flew in to Sydney from Auckland on the 23rd, same gusty conditions, same runway. Smooth flight until about 10 minutes from Sydney, then very up/down turbulent, with some side pushes for good measure. We had to slow down and zig-zag a bit to join the queue. Lady next to us used the vomit bag. Landing was not quite level (one wing lifted as we touched) and caused a bit of a bounce, and a "solid" touchdown. Full kudos to the flight crew on all flights landing those days. Once we were on the ground and slowing down, I called out "Again!".
Wowowow
How did you keep it steady during all this wind, your a hero
🤷♂️
Wonder if the east west runway is long enough for the A380 or 747 ? Yeah the white caps in Botany bay were big, that westerly was strong, would be quite unnerving landing on the other 2 runways , glad they closed them.
Yeah it can handle B747 and A380 there’s some videos of it on RUclips 👌
excellent landing QANTAS pilots
nice 1
Old aviation dictum: Any landing that you walk away from is a good landing!
Downwind seems safer. I watched the trees... but it doesn't take too much wind to make things uncomfortable on a plane!
The computer does a lot of the 'triming', power etc adjustments but yes the tech crew are great :)
Best pilots in the world. Thanks Chris.
What a joke!!! Thats not even bumpy
@@isopath1 loosen up tight ass
My skills at holding the camera steady are epic I agree 😂
@@ChrisFrameOfficial actually you did a great job with that, I know how hard it can be.
Omg....hweeey this is beatiful...i whant live one day in Sydney...best town in for me in word earth....i like it....my love is there...❤❤❤❤❤❤☝☝☝😚😚😚😚
Cleser Rojaler I like Sydney but love Melbourne
@@mscott3918 and Malburne is also beautiful city...all city in australia is very good and best contry in earth...big halloo from Serbia
Cleser Rojaler They certainly are. Greetings from England and Happy Christmas
@@mscott3918 thank you and all best ..marry christmas to you
4:00 nice perspective
Damn thing sounds like my laptop when it gets hot
Must be a 10 year old MAC