every pilot knows that a hard landing is basically safer than a smooth soft landing.

It’s their signature. I like it. It’s fun.

Personal preference, both have few toilets and the queuing is killing me. I like the A 380 for having more and don't queue much 😅

6:02 thats a big boy. Damnnn 😱😱

B737 are not meant to butter,but handle firm landings.

Firm landings makes the plane to come to a quicker stop and efficient

Ryannair is a very efficient airline. Why? U ya all know ryannair makes firm landings.

quick turn around to wake the passengers up to get the hell off the plane 😆

That bright spot at 3:45 its the screens at Piccadilly circus!!

Notice how the announcement assumes everyone lives in London :)

Evening. Southwest Airlines

At 3:13 you can see the Spokane River, and the Monroe St bridge in the lower left corner of the screen, at 3:33 you can see I-90 and the BNSF bridges over the canyon beyond the outer edge of the main flaps. This video is taken on final approach to GEG's runway 21, which is the most common approach into this airport due to the normal prevailing winds. Nice smooth touchdown by the PIC, too ❣

pax comfort: forgot to tell; 787 provides ambient and humid air

That's looks like the place where my dad used to park so we could watch the jets fly low for a landing.

Arrived 06:29-06:28am

Landed 06:24

I think the real truth ist that Ryanair isnt landing any harder than the others. It started out somehow and then it became a meme and every hard landing they made was put online. Just think about it, rynair is operating a huge fleet and flying extremely often a day. Naturally a few hard landings happen and they get shared all over the internet. I personally flew with Ryanair twice for a roundtrip and the landings were pretty normal. I wouldnt say they were supremely butter landings, but they were pretty good I guess. I dont fly super often so I dont have a lot of comparisons I could make, but yeah I dont think they land super hard. I often watch planes here in Cologne where ryanair operates as well and I have never seen a landing that stood out as especially hard to me

Evening. Southwest Airlines

I once had a landing so hard flying Ryanair, I wondered if the aircraft is safe to fly again.

Beautiful captures, great visuals!

Fantastic video. 👍

Its got absolutely nothing to do with the airport runway or length , if the runway is too short they can't use it .

0:12 Southwest Boeing 737-8H4(wl), N8694E (new livery) 0:34 Air Canada Airbus A320-211, C-FTJS (old livery) 0:59 Southwest Boeing 737-7H4(wl), N963WN (old livery) 1:19 Virgin Atlantic Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, G-VOOH 1:45 United Airlines Boeing 757-324, N74856 (old livery) 2:14 Fiji Airbus A330-243, OQ-FJV 2:38 HongKong Airbus A350-941, B-LGC 3:06 Virgin America Airbus A320-214, N629VA 3:31 Asiana Airbus A380-841, HL7634 (and 3:46) 4:12 Air New Zealand Boeing 777-319er, ZK-OKP (half black / white) 4:41 United Boeing 737-824wl, N12225 (old livery) 4:59 Singapore Boeing 777-312er, 9V-SWV 5:28 China Eastern Boeing 777-39Per, B-7365 5:49 Philippines Boeing 777-3F6er, RP-C7778 6:02 Air France Airbus A380-861, F-HPJJ 6:34 British Airways Airbus A380-841, G-XLEI 7:09 Korean Airbus A380-861, HL7628 (camera moves to 7:16) Delta Boeing 777-232lr, N702DN (camera moves to 7:20) United Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, N25982 (old livery) 7:30 American Boeing 787-9 Deamliner, N823AN (new livery) 7:57 China Southern Boeing 777-21B, B-2007 8:19 jetBlue Airbus A321-231wl, N943JT (geometry) 8:47 Emirates Airbus A380-861, A6-EOM (old livery) 9:17 Norwegian Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, G-CKOG (UK) 10:00 Qatar Boeing 777-2DZlr, A7-BBH 10:26 Lufthansa Airbus A340-642, D-AIHK (old livery)

I am trying to find a camera for plane spotting. I found the camera you used (in the description) I looked it up, and saw multiple cameras come up. Do you mind telling me the price of the camera?

Do you know that A350 has less compartment of the fuselage? This means that the fuselage has less connecting points which is a benefit to the stiffness of the fuselage! Airbus has probably learned from Boeing because they launch this model later than Boeing 787!

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Goodness🎉🎉🎉

A350 much better plane then 787 more range and cost!

I used to park/eat here each Sunday.

Ryanair: "Welcome on board. Check your parachutes, say your prayers, hope for the best."

Simple, if any passenger can talk about the landing, Thank the pilot and move on with your day.

Looks like some stable air. I love flying on those days with a mid-to-high level overcast layer with little to no turbulence

This is what Chatgpt would write

Nice report and i think that smartwings has now even some cheaper flights than ryanair but the report was in covid times

See I wish this was video ended up true but they still haven’t changed their toxic culture

There's a misconception that Ryanair is all about hard landings because it's a budget airline. However, as someone who's flown with them regularly, I can tell you that's just not true. Since this whole "Ryanair hard landings" thing started, I've been filming every landing to catch these supposed rough ones and share them online. Here's the thing - every single one has been smooth. In fact, they've been better than some of the other airlines I've flown recently. Ryanair operates around 3500 flights a day, so the chances of catching a hard landing are pretty high - more than any other airline. Go check out KZbin channels for airplane spotting at airports like DUB, STN, BHX, etc. You'll see that Ryanair often stands out, even though the 737NG (800 in particular) is a bit trickier to land than other Boeing (and Airbus) aircraft. So, let's keep it real. The hard landing thing is more of an online gag than a reality. And, trust me, I'm no Karen.... okay, maybe just a bit. :)

Well, my friend works in Tallinn International Airport (Estonia) and he said, that Ryanair is always cleared for landing in no matter what conditions because every time they have fuel only for one approach - if they perform go around, pilots will declare emergency, so you can't make them go on loop. And if your runway is not ready for Ryanair arrival, your airport pays huge fine. Ryanair have one of the best pilots in Europe with proper income. Even guys from Emirates or Lufthansa quit for Ryanair because of the salary. So they could land an airplane in all sorts of weather conditions, even with a slight wind shear. I fly with Ryanair once a week - and 95% landings are smooth. But memes are superfun I might add.

Ryanair Lands Hard To Save Runway On Short Ones

I’ve never had a hard landing with them and I’ve flown with them over 10 times, also I know some Ryanair pilots who have also worked for other airlines and they say they weren’t trained to land differently

the A350 is better than the 787 because -more expensive but bigger longer big tank of fuel and has a better technology

Not only is the a350 more versatile its also more advanced and efficient than its competitors Though i do like the 787 and its sleek and modern design

I prefer the Airbus A350 for its “googles” windshield and it is my FAVOURITE aircraft

I love this town <3

Safe my azz

The smoothest landing in the world is our slogan. "You paid for the flight... not the landing." -Ryanair :))))

Any landing is a good landing!

If the pilot was well educated he would never go to Ryanair to work.

honestly the whole BA A380 layout is an insult to the good people at airbus. Economy class is some of the tightest *with special footrest AV box* and unbelievably bad food. I can't ever imagine paying good money for BA. Having said that, my last Avios points flight on a 787 was the nicest flight ever, lovely FA, really tasty food and great value for money.

0:18 The passengers did not pay the soft landing fee.

I heard that the hard landings are also to avoid tail strikes but I'm not sure