Those pilots are amazing, not enough respect goes to airline pilots and their crew. The pressure they are under with all those people on-board and being away from their family and friends. I for one thank them. Good job too all of you.
@MajorLeague Interesting info, there are no turbo props flying for any US airlines, the last revenue flight took place in July of this year. There are plenty in Canada though, and great landings all around.
Ha! I just threw away my entire phone after that legend, 🙌 (cut back to his passengers, now terminal-side, frantically Googling "how to unsend panicked, admittance of true love/guilt/ dying declaration voicemails, before they're listened to". 😂😮😶🌫️
Wind so strong that pushed the plane 500 meters above the pilot gilded the plane till the very end, another pilot would have took off again, in training pilots don't train in bad weather like this they train in simulator in this kinda situation and do theory@@balestra-fe5qc
As scared as I would be on one of these approaches, I think I find these videos quite useful, as they tell me that the pilots, and the aircraft, are quite capable of landing safely in extreme weather conditions, probably far worse than what I’ve encountered or am likely to encounter.
For some reason these videos are my favorite if I can’t fall asleep. There’s something very soothing and hypnotic about watching all the planes routinely flutter around but knowing that they were all safe.👍🥱
Patience. The quality you see consistently by these skilled pilots. Patience-don't force it, don't panic. Great pilots and vid. BTW,NO SHAME in go-arounds; more good judgment.
It's amazing how big of an airplane the A380 actually is... seeing it in contrast to all the smaller planes really makes it's massive scale come into perspective!
14:00 minutes is a beautiful textbook landing in challenging conditions. Some amazing and very sensible precautionary piloting on display here. Thanks!
Man, imagine looking through the window at 0:40 when your plane is being tossed around like that... I really hope they had fresh underwear in the hand luggage.
@Fernando Miranda SATA açores pilots are GODS ON EARTH.I've been visiting the beautiful Açores from 15 to 30 december, taking internal flights to terceira, pico, sao miguel...weather conditions were a nightmare I would say as windy as in this clip, but Oh boy they landed those planes!!!!! One landing with fierce crosswinds and huge turbolences was on 1 wheel than the wind "landed" the other half of the plane. Crazy. I never experienced anything like that, and I live on a windy mediterranean island served by the same kind of planes!!!!
I tried that when living in Bergen and we were flying to Sandefjord for Christmas but had hoped would be in a bigger airplane next time.. but yes you get lots respect for those pilots
Canadian Aviation Films i agree, i have just returned from Dubai to Manchester, we had no idea that UK had gale force winds. To say that the landing was terryfying was the understatement of the century! I think that any atheists on board would have discovered religion! Massive respect to our pilots for their fantastic flying ability and getting us safely on the ground! To them, just another day in the office!
Much respect, not only to the crews that safely bring the planes down in that vicious wind, but also the crews who know when to abort and live to try again.
With that sort of turbulence and strong reason to suspect you may crash-land, there may be multiple people who puked their guts out and passed out. And/or one or two with poor cardiovascular health who just were so scared they had heart attacks. But yeah it is wise to have an ambulance for the potential crash even if no one already needed one.
The way the A380 threw water around on the Runway after landing shows you a pretty good illustration of how it stirs up the air and why other planes have to wait to take off after an A380.
I don't know much about aviation, but I would think that they wouldn't risk landing that way unless they are running out of reserve fuel or something...
Those passengers had a wild ride. I bet some of them thought they were gonna die for sure! I couldn't imagine being someone who was afraid of flying and having a landing like that...Pilot handled it like a boss though. Most of those other pilots decided to go around much sooner, before it got nearly as hairy.
I'm unfamiliar with that Airline, what part gives away that it's Dash8? Edit: I just realized after a bit more reading that a Dash8 is the plane, not the airline.
I particularly love how you can see the large increase in exhaust coming out of the back of the engines whenever the go around order is given and thrust is increased to maximum
I appreciate you pointing this out. As I looked closely and saw what you are referring to it made me realize that the plane went from almost stopping to literally right back into the air with seemingly little effort. The engines are so powerful
Me too. I lived in the arctic for 40 years and many landings were like this. The pilots are great and relaxed. It's fun when you know the pilots😄 but I might have been worried if they were newbies.
Dash 8: Hold on tight, we're going to go around! A320: Ooh, hard landing there. A330: BUTTER A380: What storm? It seems like perfectly good weather here.
When I was flying once we had the softness landing ever! You couldn’t even feel it! And then the flight attendant came over the intercom and said “how about that landing” everyone applauded!
Wow amazing images just amazing to watch how these pilots know how to land their planes savely. Looks much worse the weather with you. Really crazy that eurowings. Greeting form Schiphol
I was at the airport Schiphol filming the same storm and the effect it had on airplanes, i think it has more to do with angle of filming that i did in comparison to the angle of what Martin filmed. and his images look more spectaculair than what i did recorded.
Heathrow Flyer some years ago 2 of us were on a DASH 8, from Newark NJ- Rochester NY, was windy, but NOT like that storm, well, I suspected, the pilot to slip,
Honestly, 12:00 was the best landing. The only plane that actually used an angle of attack and dove straight into the wind nose-down. Potentially a pilot used to landing a LCY, which is possible as it’s Flybe, and applying the same logic! What a wonderful landing! The only time I’ve ever had a go-around was on a Flybe Dash 8 on a flight from LCY to EXE, due to high winds. Coming in to land was incredibly windy and the plane really was rocking all over the shop, but it didn’t feel like the (scary) turbulence you get at high altitude; the best way I can describe it is as if we were sitting on a rug and somebody was grabbing the rug and sliding us back and forth and side to side, more of a fun sensation than an out of control one. The pilot landed it the second time around when she took it from the opposite end of the runway, which is possible at an airport as quiet as EXE! :)
Every time I watch a plane land I think it's the most beautiful site ever! Especially those massively large planes! I so wish I lived next to an airfield! I love airplanes! Also when I watch videos of the massive planes take off! What a wonderous site! As a child I lived in hearing distance of an Air Force air field in the Canal Zone, Albrook Air Field. The first air field my family took a flight from for vacation to the U.S. We sat backwards, facing the back of the plane unlike today. Late 50's/early 60's. No A/C then so the louvered windows were open. Late at night you could hear the large planes running through the night....like a white noise. And when they shut down it was 'wake up and sit up' wondering where that sound was! To this day (70 yr old) I still sleep better with a background monotone sound! So many stories I could tell about my dad's interaction with planes during the war...so many stories I could tell about 3 out of my 5 brothers and their interactions with planes still to this day! I could go on and on about all the plane interactions I had in the Canal Zone! What a wonderful life! LIke camping out on a beach that was just at the entrance of the landing zone to Howard Air Force Base! Watching plane after plane come in for landing at night! We marveled at this with every landing we would yell 'DUCK'. They were so close overhead! ' During WWII a Lufthansa german plane landed at Albrook Air Field and was secured by the US Military. My Dad was commissioned to dismantle the cockpit which was written up in a book. I even have a picture of him doing this. I don't know the whole backstory to this. All inventions are great the most magnificent of all inventions is the airplane. NOTHING surpasses that...nothing!
Cargospotter : congratulations and thé winner is: you are awarded for thé Best crosswinds landings vidéos of thé year 2018✌📹👑Friendly from South of France BZR-LFMU Dominique
This is why you should try not to be upset at weather-related delays even though it can be frustrating. I’d rather wait 2 hours than look out my left window and see down the entire length of the runway when landing
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Those pilots are amazing, not enough respect goes to airline pilots and their crew. The pressure they are under with all those people on-board and being away from their family and friends. I for one thank them. Good job too all of you.
What do you mean. Hella people respect pilots and and the crew. They literally make so much money too
@@Itsfalcon9 what does money have to do with this. Not everything is about money
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What's next
we pull out the eulogy for an uber driver?
they are better than them.. but the same category really
Funny thing is this is a casual Monday for them
@@jamesshevlin6143 they don't even spill their coffee.
Someone, give those Dash 8 pilots some medals. Now!
JayManLive agreed!
They get trained and payed to land a plane in crosswind
Yes yes yes!
I give them by liking your comment
@MajorLeague Interesting info, there are no turbo props flying for any US airlines, the last revenue flight took place in July of this year. There are plenty in Canada though, and great landings all around.
Hats off to all of these pilots, whether they chose go-arounds or tempted fate. Amazing skill.
'tempted fate' 😂😂
There's no fate tempting, just criteria for go around
if they're "tempting fate" keep your hat on. that is bad piloting
Me trying to land every single time I play flight simulator. In perfect weather.
Sarita12385 I feel your pain
😂😂😂😂😂
My problem is that I try to land smoothly, use way too much of the runway and overrun
I hear that! 🤣
Airline commander has good control in mobile you should try it
1:14 this guy deserves a promotion
To admiral?
The second pilot has balls of concrete reinforced with steel, coated with titanium and with a diamond core.
What?! 😂 💀🤣😂💀🤣🤣😂🤣💀🤣😂💀💀💀
It's not 'balls' that's required in such a situation, it's brains.
Ha! I just threw away my entire phone after that legend, 🙌
(cut back to his passengers, now terminal-side, frantically Googling "how to unsend panicked, admittance of true love/guilt/
dying declaration voicemails,
before they're listened to". 😂😮😶🌫️
It's just like watching the Krypton Factor 😂
Wind so strong that pushed the plane 500 meters above the pilot gilded the plane till the very end, another pilot would have took off again, in training pilots don't train in bad weather like this they train in simulator in this kinda situation and do theory@@balestra-fe5qc
When the A380 lands in a crosswind, the wind has to make a go around.
Ahmed Abdul-Hafez funny 😂😂😂
Hahaha
Haha quality
How can wind make a go around? Or you mean, the wind makes the plane perform a go around?
@@mattbiancho1868 Its a joke Matt, but your understanding of English is not allowing you to get it.
8:25 awww those cute little windshield wipers are working hard
Lol
Hahahahahaha that's hilarious
Didn't get
🤔😅
**Snicker**
As scared as I would be on one of these approaches, I think I find these videos quite useful, as they tell me that the pilots, and the aircraft, are quite capable of landing safely in extreme weather conditions, probably far worse than what I’ve encountered or am likely to encounter.
That's a great way to look at it! I love looking for different ways to be optimistic about something everyone else is down in the dirt about
Well these guys have thousands of hours of experience
I think I went through this tonight in a flight. No explanation from the crew or pilot. Just 10 minutes of absolute terror
This is why I prefer to travel by horse.
bahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
I've always wished i could be on a plane with a landing like these
hahaha
Horse and boat.
Are you still living in dark age?
The A380 is like "what storm!?". Amazing video als always!
kangaroogirl88 Als?
Joopie De warscheinlich Autokorrektur
7:40
When an A380 lands, it's the wind which has to make a go-around
For some reason these videos are my favorite if I can’t fall asleep. There’s something very soothing and hypnotic about watching all the planes routinely flutter around but knowing that they were all safe.👍🥱
Wind: "YOU SHALL NOT PASS"
A380: "...............Move"
Wind: "Alright alright. Can't take a damn joke geez"
Lol 😂
Funny comment bro. Hahaha.
You made my day
Lol
Check out this video too guys! ruclips.net/video/AUoPf56IDZo/видео.html
Patience. The quality you see consistently by these skilled pilots. Patience-don't force it, don't panic. Great pilots and vid. BTW,NO SHAME in go-arounds; more good judgment.
one just had go around..maybe CB ALL AROUND.INSTEAD OF.GOING INDIA.MIKE.THEY MUST HAVE PREFERED LANDING OR IS.IT.PIECE OF.CAKE.FOR.THEM😂🤣
Felt like some of the go arounds in this video could have made the landing, but again this is the pilots quick judgements at that specific point.
That A380 at 07:40 like a boss moment
Weight is matters
Exactly and you can really tell the wind is strong if it's blowing around that big guy just look at the wings moving😀💯💯
The bigger the plane the easier it is
Only thing that was perturbed on that monster was the rudder!!!
boss
It's amazing how big of an airplane the A380 actually is... seeing it in contrast to all the smaller planes really makes it's massive scale come into perspective!
You should see it from the inside.
A380 was like, "wind?"
7:40 **BIG BOI has entered the chat**
Im the Juggernaut BITCH!
Kaan "It's ah Russian!" Reminds me of that plane form the movie 2012.
That wing flex 😨
No, it’s *THICK* Boi.
The size of that vertical stabilizer is unreal
6:56 WHAT A SAVE!!! And what a super smooth landing immediately after!
14:00 minutes is a beautiful textbook landing in challenging conditions. Some amazing and very sensible precautionary piloting on display here. Thanks!
I thought so too. He also nailed the centre line with his front landing gear.
shouldve touched down with a right main first not left..so not textbook
The only one here
@@darsim6897 pffftt.... clearly you're supposed to touch down with the props first, duh
I am so impressed by the small commuter planes ability to land safely under these conditions!
Those small turboprop planes are designed to fly in that kind of weather. Google the ATR-42/72 and the DHC-9
Me. Bean
Mabu_Ninja _101 DHC9?
@@rederstreet that's what I said
Mabu_Ninja _101 What a/c is that?
Man, imagine looking through the window at 0:40 when your plane is being tossed around like that... I really hope they had fresh underwear in the hand luggage.
These planes are flapping like birds. 😂
@@Odo-so8pj There is nothing funny. If you or your relatevies or beloved ones would have been in such situations you wouldn't have written such bs.
@@Tintovino-28 Quit the stupid virtue signalling.
Those dash 8s were being tossed around like crazy. Great pilots.
They should have diverted..
The Dash 8 pilots are incredible. You should see some of the landings and take offs they do in northern and western Norway
Jenny Syse
I agree, we have then in SATA Airlines in the Atlantic islands of Azores and Madeira in Portugal, and they are incredible!
@Fernando Miranda SATA açores pilots are GODS ON EARTH.I've been visiting the beautiful Açores from 15 to 30 december, taking internal flights to terceira, pico, sao miguel...weather conditions were a nightmare I would say as windy as in this clip, but Oh boy they landed those planes!!!!! One landing with fierce crosswinds and huge turbolences was on 1 wheel than the wind "landed" the other half of the plane. Crazy. I never experienced anything like that, and I live on a windy mediterranean island served by the same kind of planes!!!!
ATR: *Am i a joke to you?*
I tried that when living in Bergen and we were flying to Sandefjord for Christmas but had hoped would be in a bigger airplane next time.. but yes you get lots respect for those pilots
Timestamp?
7:40 That A380 really makes you wonder how something so massive can actually fly, just breathtaking
Tons and tons of thrust and momentum, its very impressive but also terrifying
it's so heavy, it seems almost unfazed by the winds
To make a big thing fly, you gotta make the things to make it fly also big. It's pretty simple if you think about it.
The sight of it alone would put a 14th century peasant into cardiac arrest, absolutely monstrous machines
Now imagine taking the peasant (and the horse) up there ! )
A320: Dang what a wind.. Go around!!!
B737: Lets try again..
Q400: Hold my drink!
A380: what wind??
747 and 7 77: can we join the fun?
*This is the Air Traffic Control Tower,Permission granted*
I now understand why hairloss is common in among pilots.
your stupid HAAAAAA omg
@D.O.A. LoL 😂
Or grey haired pilots.
😁😁😁😁😁😁
Lol 😂
6:55 This guy nailed it ! He's a LEGEND !
Insane! Passengers must have been holding their breaths for the entire approach.
No, I guess they were just vomiting all the way to touch-down...
I was on a flight like that into Anchorage, Alaska and some guy a couple rows in front of me grabbed a barf bag and filled it.
Canadian Aviation Films i agree, i have just returned from Dubai to Manchester, we had no idea that UK had gale force winds.
To say that the landing was terryfying was the understatement of the century! I think that any atheists on board would have discovered religion!
Massive respect to our pilots for their fantastic flying ability and getting us safely on the ground!
To them, just another day in the office!
Pucker factor to the max.
... let along peeing and crapping their drawers!
The stability of the A380 is just amazing compared to the rest.
Split ailerons for you and the overall weight and size of those wings.
A380 is like a log in the wind while the rest are sticks
A380 to A400: _"what did you say? shaky ride? where did i miss the crosswind part?"_
7:39
7:37
11:10 a perfect landing !
the best!
Etihad has some really good pilots!
A320: “dang nobody can land in this wind!”
A380: “hold my beer”
A320: *crushed by beer*
A380: hold my wind
but emirates pilots dont drink beer lol
@@Anonymous-mn9rs they probably do, most of them are foreigners lmao..
LMD Productions A380: hold my double deckers
Crosswind: *exists*
A380: "I don't even know who you are."
We saw the crosswind affecting the A380 a couple of days ago...
A380: who are you?
Weather: you landed during a crosswind
A380: do you have any idea how little that narrows it down?
Crosswind: hahahaha bigger plane means more surface area to push you idiot airbus
@@futurepilot5287 What about the mass ? Maybe Airbus isn't that idiot after all.
Much respect, not only to the crews that safely bring the planes down in that vicious wind, but also the crews who know when to abort and live to try again.
8:25 - love the wipers on the A380!
2:08 the ambulance is already on its way
haha
True
Lol
With that sort of turbulence and strong reason to suspect you may crash-land, there may be multiple people who puked their guts out and passed out. And/or one or two with poor cardiovascular health who just were so scared they had heart attacks. But yeah it is wise to have an ambulance for the potential crash even if no one already needed one.
The way the A380 threw water around on the Runway after landing shows you a pretty good illustration of how it stirs up the air and why other planes have to wait to take off after an A380.
For the A380 it was just a bit of wing flexing while the smaller planes basicly fell down the invisible stairs. XD
actually the wind calmed down a bit when the A380 came in, I think
@@ggurks You mean the wind got scared of a380?
maybe! but you can hear the wind calmed down
lipadier
There is more flexibility in the 380 to absorb the negative effects of the wind.
Best comment right here.
Just look at that monster from the sky at 7:42 !
ReBbELs2012 the A380 is Everythimes in control 😂😂
ReBbELs2012 Emirates be like...where is the wind?
ReBbELs2012 thank you so much. All of these comments mentioning the A380 but not attaching the minutes were killing me.
@@slotmoon hahaha same.
Just WoW !!!
6:18 "you got this lil' man!! I'm right behind you bro!!"
It was very amazing in cologne. The weather was very awesome it was a little bit windy but that was okay and respect for the pilots
in Köln war es etwas windig?
Wahrscheinlich Norddeutscher :D
Also wenn der Airport für eine Stunde schließen muss, war der Wind schon stärker als ein bisschen
HardwareNichtRat
O.o
HardwareNichtRat *
PPPPP
A380: Not a single fuck was given that day!
saschay23k that’s why I love it.
Such a fucking beast
I have mad respect for the pilots that land these massive machines in atrocious weather like this
The dash 8 pilots though mad respect ✊🔥
1:04 unbelievable!!!
Yep, that was pretty bad ass.
Thalys Feitosa That pilot is amazing
I don't know much about aviation, but I would think that they wouldn't risk landing that way unless they are running out of reserve fuel or something...
stainless-steel-balls there
@@S.R.Crnt. 😂😂😂😂😂
Some excellent pilot skills from each and everyone of these pilots. They deserve all the praise they get in tricky conditions like these
Great piloting skills on show there, that 1st Q400 was brilliantly controlled. Think your tripod must be made of concrete!
I dunno, looked like a lot of side loading to me. The 400 at 9:23, does a perfect job of it though
That Q400 has a hell of a pilot. Bravo.
Those passengers had a wild ride. I bet some of them thought they were gonna die for sure! I couldn't imagine being someone who was afraid of flying and having a landing like that...Pilot handled it like a boss though. Most of those other pilots decided to go around much sooner, before it got nearly as hairy.
The first one was a disaster. So unstable. No way he should have continued
Storm : U cant land here
A380 : " I M THE STORM "
8:00 Light work for the Emirates Airbus A380
That pilot greased that landing! That was very impressive!
These Pilots have balls made of iron. They‘re simply badass
Around 0:58 fantastic Dash8 pilot 💪👍👏Good
Dominique Roudier ikr, he was LANDING that sucker... now! 😆
Dominique Roudier He was like want to see everyone one board shit there pants. Watch this. Boom nailed it
You're mad. It's was dreadfully unstable. No way he should have Continued
Most pilots would have abandoned the landing but just put it down
I'm unfamiliar with that Airline, what part gives away that it's Dash8?
Edit: I just realized after a bit more reading that a Dash8 is the plane, not the airline.
I particularly love how you can see the large increase in exhaust coming out of the back of the engines whenever the go around order is given and thrust is increased to maximum
I appreciate you pointing this out. As I looked closely and saw what you are referring to it made me realize that the plane went from almost stopping to literally right back into the air with seemingly little effort. The engines are so powerful
4:40 The pilot was amazing!
Did anyone else go from watching severe turbulence videos to watching these badass pilots land planes!
Lol me!
*Congratulations to the pilots who were very prudent and responsible in times of difficulty in landing the planes.*
I’d let these pilots fly me anywhere.
Me too. I lived in the arctic for 40 years and many landings were like this. The pilots are great and relaxed. It's fun when you know the pilots😄 but I might have been worried if they were newbies.
As a flight instructor once told me "take off is optional, landing is not"
9/11
@@faithce4936 SAVAGE
@@strongmentalitydude3553 shut up
@@nathanaelmalm5641 You shut up noob
FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT
Watching stuff like this is the reason why I'd take the train when/wherever I could.
Watching the q-400 land in crosswind is like watching a baby bird trying to fly. And I love it!!!!
that second clip, omg barf .... that was unreal
and now: - what are you talking about? is it too hard 4 U to add a simple time sig, like xx:xx ??? Have you ever been at school?
Mariusz Fidzinski what is wrong with you?
First pilot killed IT!! Skills I'd pay the bills
Dash 8 landings are scary AF!!
Bzzzzzzzzzz they were balls to the wall... flew them birds dooooown!
Dang the A330 still does a respectable landing(from the outside) even when there is crosswind and a storm.
Which A330?
@@ex-muslimraj8652 all of em ig
These pilots are so well trained an amazing!! They only want us to be safe, and make it home to our love ones.
UNBELIEVABLE it's not clickbait, and the thumbnail is honest!
Just imagine the stress pilots to through at times like these.
Yea they’re trained really hard for things like these
A lot of highly skilled dash-8 pilots in this video, damn
7:40 --- I checked if I'm still watching the same video! LoL! 😅😅
A380: "That was easy!"
A320: "I wish I could land as smoothly as my big brother, the A380."
Q400: "Hold my beer."
Nybot Notrub listen, the wind calmed down when the a380 arrived
Nybot Notrub Q400 was designed to fly in arctic circle and all kind of weather.
A320, if you go to McDonalds everyday, you can
7:40 The reverse thrusters are awesome after the heavy jet makes an almost picture book landing.
Dash 8: Hold on tight, we're going to go around!
A320: Ooh, hard landing there.
A330: BUTTER
A380: What storm? It seems like perfectly good weather here.
When I was flying once we had the softness landing ever! You couldn’t even feel it! And then the flight attendant came over the intercom and said “how about that landing” everyone applauded!
Rochester Sub Productions spectacular story bro.
1:12 THAT'S WHY THEY PAY YOU THE BIG BUCKS! STANDING OVATION FOR YOU MR CPT!!!
Props to the pilots of the props! A380: "Crosswind, what crosswind?".
Wow amazing images just amazing to watch how these pilots know how to land their planes savely. Looks much worse the weather with you. Really crazy that eurowings. Greeting form Schiphol
Schipholhotspot Looks much worse? I don't know where you're located in the Netherlands but you surely didn't feel the 133 kmh gust that I felt then.
I was at the airport Schiphol filming the same storm and the effect it had on airplanes, i think it has more to do with angle of filming that i did in comparison to the angle of what Martin filmed. and his images look more spectaculair than what i did recorded.
Not sure about the “safely” part
savely - describing a landing that is somewhere between "safely and savagely" ?
Schipholhotspot well I guess you would hope that pilots know how to land a plane when there is crosswind
I love watching these! I don't know how on earth they land those planes.
I expected the thumbnail to be clickbait. It wasn't, wow.
Haha my thoughts exactly!
Still worth the look though, despite the clickbait:)
That Dash 8 pilot!
Newcastle Flyer Exactly What I thought!
Heathrow Flyer some years ago 2 of us were on a DASH 8, from Newark NJ- Rochester NY, was windy, but NOT like that storm, well, I suspected, the pilot to slip,
Indeed! That was some badass piloting skills
Can somebody mark that dash 8 goddamit i dont know the types of planes very well
@@MrDarknessDroa the smallest plane that landed
God bless pilots and other aircraft workers who help
The A380 is like not feeling anything at all
TimTube - it's not that windy at that moment, listen
r e v e r s e t h r u s t
Because it’s such a fat whale.
Niels Beekman listen to who?
ruclips.net/video/roS6oFjCDhc/видео.html
A380 Comes in: Agh, I'm to heavy for this shit.
1:12
Look at that whole right gear bend as soon as the wheels touch the ground
@ 9:03 STEVE: "Frank, you sure you know how to land this...you're not even a pilot"
FRANK: "Hold my beer, I got this"
BuddyLe3 ha!
*Bursts out laughing ....*
6:42 Ouch. I know they felt that in the rear cabin.
The little props just get buffeted about! Well done to all those pilots for safely getting their aircraft down or made the decision to go around 😊
Honestly, 12:00 was the best landing. The only plane that actually used an angle of attack and dove straight into the wind nose-down. Potentially a pilot used to landing a LCY, which is possible as it’s Flybe, and applying the same logic! What a wonderful landing! The only time I’ve ever had a go-around was on a Flybe Dash 8 on a flight from LCY to EXE, due to high winds. Coming in to land was incredibly windy and the plane really was rocking all over the shop, but it didn’t feel like the (scary) turbulence you get at high altitude; the best way I can describe it is as if we were sitting on a rug and somebody was grabbing the rug and sliding us back and forth and side to side, more of a fun sensation than an out of control one. The pilot landed it the second time around when she took it from the opposite end of the runway, which is possible at an airport as quiet as EXE! :)
Oh wow thanks for pointing that out! Yeah, very wise approach there considering the circumstances. Are FlyBe pilots mostly from the military?
@@PanduPoluan Flybe sadly no longer exists 😕 They did try to restart the airline again recently but pretty quickly went into administration again.
This was making me queasy just watching it! These pilots are so good!
+Craig Arndt What is that think resembling a tractor at your avatar :D Can you email me please or put it online somewhere :D ?
Every time I watch a plane land I think it's the most beautiful site ever! Especially those massively large planes! I so wish I lived next to an airfield! I love airplanes! Also when I watch videos of the massive planes take off! What a wonderous site! As a child I lived in hearing distance of an Air Force air field in the Canal Zone, Albrook Air Field. The first air field my family took a flight from for vacation to the U.S. We sat backwards, facing the back of the plane unlike today. Late 50's/early 60's. No A/C then so the louvered windows were open. Late at night you could hear the large planes running through the night....like a white noise. And when they shut down it was 'wake up and sit up' wondering where that sound was! To this day (70 yr old) I still sleep better with a background monotone sound! So many stories I could tell about my dad's interaction with planes during the war...so many stories I could tell about 3 out of my 5 brothers and their interactions with planes still to this day! I could go on and on about all the plane interactions I had in the Canal Zone! What a wonderful life! LIke camping out on a beach that was just at the entrance of the landing zone to Howard Air Force Base! Watching plane after plane come in for landing at night! We marveled at this with every landing we would yell 'DUCK'. They were so close overhead! '
During WWII a Lufthansa german plane landed at Albrook Air Field and was secured by the US Military. My Dad was commissioned to dismantle the cockpit which was written up in a book. I even have a picture of him doing this. I don't know the whole backstory to this. All inventions are great the most magnificent of all inventions is the airplane. NOTHING surpasses that...nothing!
BA almost landed it on the nose. Nice video. So much respect for pilots, especially on these days. I know it's their job but still.....
1:10
How he got it down is beyond me. Holy cow.
3:06 great lights of a second plane coming on back side
Must be fun to fly the Dash 8 in this weather😂
Great Video!
Cargospotter : congratulations and thé winner is: you are awarded for thé Best crosswinds landings vidéos of thé year 2018✌📹👑Friendly from South of France BZR-LFMU Dominique
Some of the pilots are artists!! Wow!!
Turbulence doesn't bother me normally but a dash 8 into Glasgow in a storm was truly terrifying!
This is why you should try not to be upset at weather-related delays even though it can be frustrating. I’d rather wait 2 hours than look out my left window and see down the entire length of the runway when landing
Pilot is our hero because our lives depends on his skills .
no two words of it.
A380 designed by Chuck Norris for Chuck Norris
A380 designed Chuck Norris
May the lord bless those skilled pilots
The Lord bless you
8:10 look, the pilots are waving to the camera man! so sweet
that comment got me 🤣
@@EnvarYazc-hx2be that was sarcasm ;)
Cargo spotter Great post, really highlights the incredible skills of these pilots