Arrivals and Departures in Barbados (Runway 27)

Arriving and Departing aircraft at Grantley Adams International Airport
Date: 27th September 2018
Runway : 27

[@maseehcollector6301]

Just praying that we will be able to get back these days again

[@leebrathwaite3499]

Wow. In my 44 years never seen plane landing and departing on 27. I have seen planes climbing out over St. Michael where i live so i know it happens occasionally but see it makes this video special.

[@ROMEROME1990]

Wonderful ATC Tower view, I love the way that TBPB 🇧🇧 is set up and can manage enough wide body aircrafts them. I’m waiting for the day to see an Antonov An-225, C5 Galaxy and the Super 380 touch down there.

[@jesussaves4238]

What does TBPB stand for ?

[@Taz.aepp.]

@@jesussaves4238 the ICAO code for the airport

[@Shane23Armada]

We was passing over there Friday night 37,000 feet

[@clydethompson9201]

These landings are a mirrored image, when landing at GAIA the terminal buildings and taxied aircraft are always on the port side (left side) of the aircraft, these landings are are showing the opposite on the starboard side (right side). At GAIA planes land in a single direction to utilize the east winds (blowing east to west).

[@rrrs759]

These landings are not a mirrored image. Planes can land in either direction. These planes are landing on Runway 27 because on that particular day, the wind direction changed. Airplanes need to land into the wind. It would be more accurate to say that you observe that the landings are normally done on runway 09 because the wind usually blows from the East. Particularly during hurricane season the winds may change and blow from the west or southwest and that is when Runway 27 will be used. It can also be requested by pilots. Hope that clears this up.

[@jennifercalixte8793]

I love arriving and hate leaving.

[@vercillascott8405]

Wonderful video i enjoy it a lot keep us posted

[@peterbynoe9457]

Change wind plane come in opposite direction

[@valdenelucas2349]

You did a fantastic job wow this is amazing footage damn you're good😊

[@akilogreen]

valdene lucas thanks!

[@skbenergy]

lovely view !!!!! this looks like its from the Tower !!!!!

[@akilogreen]

SKBenergy yup!

[@jennifercalixte8793]

My beautiful 🏝

[@peterbynoe9457]

Plane landing opposite direction ,wind change system north island.

[@101candlelight6]

I love going up there on the weekends and plane spotting

[@ghettosuperstar2able]

great shot not offten u see planes touching down from the East of st Phillip they normally come around off the west coast and cirle to the south coast fly over maxwell, Oistins and touch down just behond charnocks

[@helengill3936]

nice I love my Barbados

[@sylvainlariviere264]

I love your Barbados 😍...i hope to go again one Day

[@maseehcollector6301]

Very nice video enjoyed it very much

[@akilogreen]

Maseeh Collector thanks man

[@escobarfriates3868]

The wind direction must have changed for that day. Planes do not normally land from the east.

[@akilogreen]

escobar friates yup a Storm was approaching

[@blogsfromus7184]

yeh its very rare

[@peterbynoe9457]

Truly spot on.

[@tinman1435]

I once flew to trinidad and we took off from the east because of the wind change. It was a nice change after getting accustomed to the normal western takeoff.lol

[@sylvainlariviere264]

I was wondering why land by that side

[@barbaraglasgow4801]

I love Barbados

[@petrusdijkzeul4257]

JetBlue A321, Virgin Atlantic A330-200, American Airlines 737 MAX 8, British Airways 777-200, Caribbean Airlines ATR-72-600, LIAT ATR-72-600

[@sliferxxxx]

Love TBPB. One of the best laid out airports in the Caribbean. 3000m plus runway, full length parallel taxiway and plenty of ramp space.

[@frenchietj]

Luved this

[@charleslunn2035]

Nice video. Could watch it all day planes going and come ng. Nice.

[@shubhamdixit3836]

God bless beta ji

[@simplygio6369]

Quality content

[@akilogreen]

Simply Gio thx

[@sylvainlariviere264]

I wish to land in Barbados soon again

[@vishalalrangersammy8005]

Love it.

[@FlightTracker2]

Have given up shooting traffic at this Airport. The last time one of the Senior Security Officers came and said that it was illegal and that if I didn't stop he was going to call the police. I was off the Airport property on public grounds. Wonder how shooting from the Tower gets a pass. Guess he was just one of those dumb asses trying to feel important. Nice perspective from the Tower anyway. Could watch this all day!

[@kmanilewis4078]

@@BGI_guy I feel for you guys as a bajan I agree a lot of them are so retarded one of them stop me and my brother and grandfather from watching a sugar cane harvester

[@kmanilewis4078]

@Flight Tracker I think you can watch and shoot photo of the air traffic because bajans will say but don't do yea they like that lol

[@kmanilewis4078]

@@BGI_guy I'm not trying to be racist

[@kmanilewis4078]

@@BGI_guy See i edited it out ok good now

[@kmanilewis4078]

@@BGI_guy It's ok that's Barbados for me back then I didn't had wifi because I family won't give it to me not I have wifi I can watch all the sugarcane harvester and planespotters and stuff :)

[@maseehcollector6301]

Just a question the aircraft don't have to back track 27 anymore 🤔

[@akilogreen]

Maseeh Collector No, there’s a taxiway now

[@gsb575]

Plane driving coers poora huaa na aapka

[@CupcakeMafia]

That American airlines aircraft sound like it about to explode

[@TdotSoul]

Well it was a 737 MAX funnily enough

[@XC20248]

When will Grantley Adams get jetways?

[@akilogreen]

Bevaughn Chablal good question

[@akilogreen]

Bevaughn Chablal good question

[@kmanilewis4078]

@@akilogreen Soon

[@kmanilewis4078]

The Government has a plan is place some Jetways at Grantley Adams International Airport

[@TdotSoul]

Never, I hope, I love stepping off the air conditioned plane into the hot air. That's when I know I've arrived. I miss it so much, will be 3 years by the time I get back.

[@chadgeorge2164]

Did anyone notices how the Max 8 pitch right up after takeoff?

[@barbadianaviation]

It’s because the engines are fixed a bit higher than the wing