B767 night landing YYZ (Toronto)

[@AD-Dom]

So wild how the runway lights up. Pilots and crew are an elite / awesome bunch!

[@magicinlayturbofan]

Very nice landing! I tried Air Canada's $20 million simulator in Toronto a few months ago and performed this exact landing. No autopilot! That's when you appreciate the skills of a 767 ! I have never concentrated so hard in all my life. I didn't crash but It wasn't as smooth of a landing as this. I'm not a pilot BTW just an avid Flight Sim enthusiast.

[@themtoniraniremaxbroker2447]

Nice Landing Caption. Pure Poetry in Motion. Many Thanks!!!

[@davesmith1574]

Smooth landing. I wish I flew a 767 for a living.

[@BrianJDeCamp]

That is true. The back-ups are battery operated so that they can run independently without the aircraft's generators having to power them.

[@dbn52]

smooth as silk.well done

[@bobbypaluga4346]

Excellent video, good work by both pilots. It's possible that the Capt and FO are working together for the first time, it does take a little getting used to each other, especially when there is a very large difference in experience levels

[@MrAviations]

LOVE IT, great view, Night Landings are the Best ! Great Video.

[@BrianJDeCamp]

They have back-up analog gauges that you can fly off of if the glass panel instrumentation fails. If it is an electrical failure, like the engines go out and you lose power to those generators, then you can try to start the APU to provide the power to the aircraft. They also have a ram air turbine that drops down into the slipstream of the aircraft. It is like a little propeller that spins with the outside air and provides power much like a windmill would do. Hope this helps!

[@MacHynne148]

@bartdereu autothrottle (and autopilot) can be engaged without having any effect on flight systems. you can set speed say 250 kts or mach 0.80 but the Indicated Air Speed /MACH button cannot be activated without firstly engaging autothrottle. its like having cruise control on your car activated at a set speed. when you touch brakes, cruise is on but not active. works the same way. hope that answers your question.

[@krynio72]

Piotr jak zwykle fajowo! Czy kiedyś nakręcisz film z jakimś komentarzem? Wiesz miło posłuchać mądrego :D A, dziękuję za superowego bloga. Fajnie się czyta ten pamiętnik w odcinkach.

[@msy666]

They will be landing on QNH - sea level pressure, so the altimeter will show the elevation of the airport above sea level when the aircraft is on the ground. Toronto is 569' AMSL. Hope this answers your question. Great video!

[@majki1501]

Jak zwykle film na wysokim poziomie. Pozdrawiam i oczekujemy na więcej :)

[@shmenge71]

@horse69outside no timmys cup holders here, but they do have spacial Kielbasa/Polish sausage holders on each fligh stick since they are arriving from Warsaw, Poland :)

[@BrianJDeCamp]

They definitely would have to be having a bad day! Hopefully you have a good day. Thanks for the conversation. You gave me the opportunity to really cement the facts inside my head! I look forward to swapping comments with you in the future!

[@WilkElektronik]

@eclipse245 It's LOT045. There's no such flight as 49. Flights to Canada are LOT041 and LOT045. Flights back to Warsaw are LOT042 and LOT046. Cheers!

[@Slaterator]

I just can describe it... A-W-E-S-O-M-E !!! Please keep on !!

[@rimboltjaxt5603]

Hey, YYZ...just like the song...

[@jibeneyto91]

+Riley Jax Rush came to the idea of that song when hearing the morse code identifier for YYZ during a flight in a general aviation airplane.

[@ChrisBlack1]

I could be wrong but I am almost 100% positive this was an autolanding. All three autopilots were armed, the approach button was highlighted and the autoland status indicator turned green. Given the lack of center lights I am going to assume that was the reason for Autoland since the visibility was good

[@gtpyyz]

Really nice video. Your videos are so sharp. You record in 4k?

[@MrShiffles]

OK...Google Translate: Each Benek something is differs . Here is the alert because they are flaps 20 and the chassis does not have and go 3500 feet above the height of the airport....hope this helps

[@iainhunter9481]

Yeah mrlehey, I noticed that too terrain earning came on when the altimeter was showing nearly 600 feet

[@2OQP]

That's because the GPWS(Ground Proximity Warning System) works in absolute altitude. The altimeters work in atmospheric altitude. They tell the elevation compared to Sea Level. Runway 24L is at 547ft above sea level.

[@karllindsay1]

great landing

[@MrStarman1978]

This is a nice video!

[@besinnliches]

It's really weird hearing a British controller say things like "twenty four left" instead of "two four left". Cool video! :)

[@rmm3854]

Beautiful video.

[@loik345]

For nice graphics, you also need a high end videocard.

[@gorder1]

Looks like they're approaching from the east, over the city... :)

[@Perktube1]

I feel like playing Rush all of the sudden.

[@maple99z]

Nice! What would be that Ave 90% just before touchdown?

[@Zenek22334]

good work pilot ! :D

[@CmdrGendoIkari]

Actually, I have several X-Plane models where the pilot and copilot move their arms and heads about randomly, but they don't talk as well. lol

[@CusterFlux]

Noticeable noise difference in the cockpit once the landing gear goes down - guess there's a lot of drag on the gear?

[@microbladehaiza]

But not avery Plane got these analog Stand by Gauges. In an A 380 for example the Stand by Instruments are electronical too.

[@barkbarkbarkbark8]

When they said "[insert airline name], good night" it sounded like they were saying "[insert airline name] wank" xD

[@alex054739]

Nice landing pilot ;D

[@TOPGUNCANADA00]

thats one nice landing!

[@yelfridi]

very good video

[@bigtaxrefund]

what airline is that? LOT. they sound kinda polish. nice landing but we couldnt see the pilots face even for a quick second or two

[@joepatroni8777]

LOT

[@aeromaniac471]

Joe Patroni Is ur name really Joe Patroni or u dream of un-stucking Aeromexico planes...:)

[@MrLarky96]

did the not forget to turn on the landing lights?

[@TorontoChannel]

Amazing view from the cockpit LOL

[@TheGiank77]

bellissimo e perfetto atterraggio all'aeroporto pearson. toronto bellissima di notte.

[@koniullos]

@777janek Piloci bardzo często są w kokpicie podczas lądowania :P A tak na serio to przeczytaj blog Piotra, to jest rarytas. Do znalezienia na forum lotnictwa :)

[@bermudaguy1]

Oh fuck, I wish that were me! I've waited so long to get my private Pilot license. I never felt confident enough and now I'm nearly 60 and I felt like a child again when I went to Florida to visit a flight school...that was 2 yrs ago. Because I have a sim, the instructor who took me up for a flight ( $80.00) said I could "throttle up and lift off"...hahahahaha! I cant tell you how that felt!!I'm gonna do it this year! :)

[@TomCook1993]

yeah! I wonder where he got that model too. Can't be Level D

[@MArseniyM]

Man push the button and the video is finnished!

[@Ampxxx99]

Capt. Geddy Lee at the controls

[@markjaysongalang0699]

pilots are not so calm but btw nice landing captains!

[@WZZ048]

Piotr...co to za ALTITUDE ALERT się włącza?

[@zyrtec3]

HI! At 3:58 the command is "notion off?" Is it switching off the autopilot and going to manual control?

[@ariadjikusnadi9642]

it was an awesome this video is fantastic, cutting at a moment shall not happen too frequently it's o k

[@RailFriendJR]

Home Sweet Home!

[@RaikkonenFan1992]

thank you

[@SignatureCha0s]

Imagine flight simulators had this level of graphics and immersion.

[@allovertheworld1356]

Kazdy Benek czyms sie rozni. Tutaj alert jest bo sa klapy 20 a podwozia nie ma i przechodzimy 3500 stop nad wysokoscia lotniska.

[@rickyticky3350]

I think the toughest part of the job is landing the dam plane

[@himynameis3217]

at the beginnig of the video theyre flying at about 4500 feet...the landing lights must be turned on at 10000 and below feet...so they were already turned on for shure

[@eclipse245]

The flight is LOT 049, polish airline.

[@RaikkonenFan1992]

nice graphics, you must have a high end CPU

[@navaidstech]

@lolitstinks1 Camera angle...keep your eyes on the glidepath indicator, pretty much dead on.

[@eclipse245]

@WilkElektronik yup my bad, no idea why I put that. :P

[@ebutuoymai]

thought it was Heathrow at first with the british atc controller lol

[@owenharm4993]

my dream job. wow i would love to do this

[@LUCRAVE]

Świetne, więcej takich !!!

[@joepatroni8777]

First Officer must be green. Asks if Captain wants landing checklist prior to landing gear down. Then later, after landing gear selected down, asks Captain to confirm landing gear down before the green lights have come on....lol

[@robharris5467]

+Joe Patroni Might have been saying it to coach the copilot not to miss calling it out. Actually I didn't hear it.

[@CJModiano]

+Joe Patroni Being that this is a 767, so probably some mainline operation, the first officer is very very likely a pilot with decades of airline experience, and was a captain at one or more airlines prior to this job. I wouldn't nitpick somebody with this level of skill. Also, he probably asked for the checklist to prompt the captain, as it's the pilot flying's callout. I've done this before as a non condescending way to initiate a flow or procedure when you actually catch a mistake made by a pilot who's way better than me.

[@CJModiano]

+Joe Patroni nevermind, i just watched the video.. i duno why he called for the checklist that early.

[@gerardmoran9560]

+Christopher Modiano Knock it off boys! Let's have some CRM here. We've all made a few mistakes.

[@milesaharrison]

Or tired! Being experienced doesn't stop you from making mistakes. It's just a slip, pretty sure there isn't a pilot in the world that doesn't make at least one insignificant error every day they fly.

[@PlamEnatoR1ReD]

I thought you didn't know what you we're talking at first, but then heard no tire squeal and my opinion changed.

[@Toronto324]

real life my friend.

[@MDbam]

Wheres the drum solo?

[@e0012078]

what airline?

[@markjaysongalang0699]

i love the pilots talking @ 1:45 - 1:49 hold short short 24R aaah united 845

[@Minecraftmike5089]

pilots don't move in sim games. and there usually isn't random ass RT on actual sims

[@maplebacon__]

I don't think you caught his sarcasm lol

[@AhmadO5k]

high quality vidio

[@shotgunshells64]

im so confused..... is this A simulator or real life?

[@koniullos]

Wrzuciłem w komentach Twojego profilu, bo tu nie mogłem wstawić

[@Superwhicked]

GS goes super wonky just before TDZ imagine following it

[@riquellanos]

forgot landing lights?? lol

[@indianDreamCatcher1]

levelD for fsx? :-)))

[@MultiPavel13]

это симулятор братва!!!

[@eliassaca7310]

You departed from where?

[@ORMO1993]

burza idzie... :D

[@schnitzel2k3]

:O really?

[@GregorioBarros]

que maravilha parabens

[@rogersimpson7905]

Nice.

[@djmads08]

British ATC on YYZ_APP - AWESOME!!

[@wergrethe]

cool......

[@frankgts071]

RUSHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@dicbyrd]

Had me worried when he started looking at the owners manual

[@vagabond142]

dicbyrd THat's the landing checklist, not he owner's manual :P Even the smallest Cessna 172 has one :P

[@Dannys99887]

You would think that commercial pilots would have those checklist items memorized.

[@vagabond142]

Dannys99887 have you SEEN how long those checklists are? The one for a Cessna 172 is like 85 items long.... the one for a 767 is probably well over 200 items long, and probably takes 30 minutes to just get through :P

[@Dannys99887]

vagabond142 Good point! :-)

[@marazanmusic]

Oh WOW !! I thought ..FAKE .. then ..REAL..Then I just don't know .. If I had to bet real currency .. I say FAKE !!! Love from UK .. BTW Anybody actually KNOW ??? It is very funny and demonstrates the power of simulators .. !!

[@MarcLloydZ]

very low approach nice

[@UPGF54860]

LOT (Poland) 045.....nice

[@daveni2]

the one pilot sounds Filipino

[@DB-nl9xw]

3 Titan SLI

[@enany16]

سحر السماء

[@ACEZL]

I'm from Toronto yayy hahaha

[@damiansycz]

LOT Polish Airlines flight 045

[@nickazzopardi7925]

Boeing all the way!!!

[@daveni2]

they sound filipino to me

[@GeminiBros2012]

my uncle flys that

[@Muirtty]

Very long ground effect. Landing was smoother than a baby's ass.