From the beginning, I thought that pilot was a 'kick the tyres light the fires' sort of guy, but yeah he's alright. Respect

RAF Puma, Not Army...

That is actually a sunrise landing.

Great video. How many troops can it lift with all their weapons, gear and door gunners onboard?

Where the the pilots parachute ? In the states we are required to Wear a chute ?

wow, that was slow. hey use to almost throw us off as the wheels were touching the ground and lifting off as the last mans feet touched the floor

That desceeeend😫😲❤

southern wales have some mesmerizing landscapes

Great video. I visited the Falklands in January 2020. One of my favourite videos I took during my time there was the opposite of yours. The flight into Mount Pleasant kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmm4i42leM50a68

We used these nearly every day in Northern ireland , it was a great site to see after a 12 hr foot patrol. Or nothing worse if bad weather came in at the end of a patrol and the flight home was canceled. Cmv extraction

Nice video, how did you film your flight? Do you have a chest mount?

Au bout du monde !

In a drop zone we don't terminate the approach to hover , state go for the ground , secondly staying on ground for more then 2.5 minutes ,, real time enemy will not let you take off , poor timings and DZ Drills

What Airline Is It?

Thank you for the video. What is the purpose of the aircraft diving back to the airport after all jumpers are out; besides to save fuel perhaps?

There is a russian nuclear missil aimed at this military base. And waiting.

Very cool video! =D

UNGA resolution 2065 (XX) 1965: dispute of sovereignty over the Malvinas (Falkland), South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands remains unsolved.

Dudes why advertise Puma when that massive tank won't allow you to jump from it but will block the doors and you will parachute into his helics

Again NOT a PUMA helicopter as advertised

Why the flight in low idle and not high idle?

Is this RAF voyager

bloody fantastic video very much enjoyed it thank you

Been there myself when I was a squaddie in a Tristar, was the most uncomfortable flight ever lol

how much is a return flight. ?

Titan or airseyshells

Was this plane Titan or airseyshells

Sounds more like a train arriving into kings cross

I think I might have been Captain that day.

I went in one of these today as part of Op Agile Spear, and sat right on the seat opposite the open door. it was amazing!

Is this an Airtanker A330?

Bet its great riding with the door open!

Cool

Whats the rules in the UK? You were flying in IMC for a while. Is parachuting not VFR. Can you fly in IMC conditions legally?

Nice Video :)

Very good video what was flight like in terms of in flight services and the general feel of flying on Air Tanker which I believe this was the airline that is now operating the flights to the Falklands

some people have to have their hands busy, he his the engine fuel feed every 30 seconds

congratlation ! Stange but I never thought that Mrs. Gravity was so fierce! This error is due to my poor experience with only the soft part of Gravity, i.e.: calculations only. I know that it can become even fatal because if one cord is broken then we have to apply the general gravity equation for velocity with respect to time which is: v = gt + vi Since the initial velocity vi = 0 of a parachutist is negligible at the moment where a rope tears, the equation reduces to:v = gt where v is the vertical velocity of the object in meters/second (m/s) or feet/second (ft/s) g is the acceleration due to gravity (9.8 m/s2 or 32 ft/s2) t is the time in seconds (s) that the object has fallen the power with which we hit the ground leaves now no doubt that Mrs. Gravity has to be feared...