Beautiful Airbus A320 Instrument Approach and Landing From the Cockpit!

Gorgeous morning approach into DFW in an Airbus A320. Like and subscribe for new content weekly!

[@minipilot9729]

Butter landing

[@kevinmcdowell3486]

Very nice, beautifully executed

[@jetace14]

Beautiful. Truly amazing landing

[@mrjaycam18]

Long taxi from there but welcome to DFW

[@achille8545]

Très très sympa comme vidéo. Merci.

[@mattthompson8487]

4032T is A319-115 and how you film on American!?

[@panhakhmer6224]

Nice landing

[@JamesGoodwin1994]

this is a great video thank you so much!

[@KIKIESSAM]

wonderful video

[@GusDiver]

Why the ECAM Memo wasn't in LDG No Blue?

[@timothymiller5975]

Did they know you were filming?

[@muhammadfaridsuryautama319]

How you film American cockpit despite sterile rule by FAA? Note N4032T is actually A319

[@13ralph41]

sterile cockpit rule is no unnecessary communications/talking below 10,000, nothing about a jumpseat passenger video taping

[@MD88Pilot]

Only the PF and PM are subjected to sterile cockpit. The jump seater is being quiet and allowing them to do their job which really doesn't interfere. However, I would bet that the airline's SOPs have a policy on videoing in the flight deck.

[@gordo1163]

@@MD88Pilot Yep, it's why we don't commonly see cockpit videos being filmed in the US compared to Europe.

[@MahmoudMohammed-nu5pg]

great landing !! btw do you remember at what altitude was the ceiling ?

[@godfather4047]

Is there any rule to turn off FDs after landing? Sop doesn’t mention about this

[@ian9988]

I mean, does it make sense to still have it on?

[@godfather4047]

@@ian9988 well of youre on transit, then why switch it off, you will need it again?

[@blitz3391]

I think it's company based. Some advise to turn it off in the last manual phase of the flight so the pilot doesn't look at the ILS indicators, which become quite sensitive at the very end, and doesn't chase the indicator at all cost. Reminder to look outside.

[@peteconrad2077]

It used to be SOP many years ago.

[@larsrosing5033]

Nice vid! But dude, remember to clean your lens before filming!

[@LeemWills]

I don't see nothing wrong with the lens , maybe it's your phone

[@larsrosing5033]

@@LeemWills You take a look again and see that foggy look especially in bright light, thats fingerprints on the lens! ;) Otherwise the picture is sharp and fine.

[@ulrichschenk8202]

I'm missing checklists and clear callouts. Apart from that, very good landing!

[@raphaelschneider2823]

The ECAM landing checklist is not completed. Signs..... On😅

[@CraZy291]

this would be indicative of a flight without passengers

[@rufox520]

Noticed that too, maybe it had no passengers since he totally buttered the runway

[@kadirkara5353]

Great

[@Houncho5]

Remember Aviators use hydraulic one at a time ✈️

[@renatoroberto]

Did you guys notice that the landing light (and taxi light) was turned ON only after landing?

[@CaptAviator]

No, that was him turning it off.

[@renatoroberto]

@@CaptAviator So it is inverted. Because to turn OFF, you put it DOWN. And to turn ON, you put it UP. At least here (south america), the A320 is configured in this style, not Boeing style.

[@CH-nb9yy]

Yeah, that's weird, what the heck? He turned on the landing lights, taxi lights, runway turn off lights, and strobe lights after the landing roll loll

[@renatoroberto]

@@CH-nb9yy Yeap. I worked with A320/A330 family for 11 years before moving to B777 and, despite knowing that every part of the airplane is customizable, i have never seen in all these years this kind of customization. In boeing planes, it is normal to turn ON putting the button to DOWN (landing light, taxi and turn off, strobe and taxi camera light, Boeing 777, for example). But NOT in airbus family.

[@CH-nb9yy]

@@renatoroberto Yeah, and also I don't think you would turn landing lights and strobe off while still on the active runway?

[@ibensubber3826]

I am missing it

[@gogol1st]

why setting 10 000 ft while getting off runway ? @6:10

[@riley.shannon]

Initial altitude out of DFW for departures is 10,000

[@lucastriches193]

despite that they turned on the lights exiting the runway..the checklist was incomplete.. the captain was pilot flying and pilot monitoring at the same time ( PM do the after landing procedures) ...it was a butter landing..

[@peteconrad2077]

Depends on company SOP, plus the skipper can tune them off if he pleases. But I agree it looked a little unnecessary.

[@abhisheksaha4201]

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[@ektoraskontos3384]

Great video but Ecam memo landing : Blue

[@peteconrad2077]

Can’t recall which lien that is. Might just be signs which might be due to airline policy.

[@ektoraskontos3384]

Yes, it's signs my dude. Maybe it's because there weren't passengers in this flight.

[@Drab_Society_Comentarios]

Sooooooo Slowly (125KNoT's) Boring A320.

[@braininavatnow9197]

Those dudes were so dumb they have to read the guide to know what to do. Fortunately the autorobot did the work or the jetplane would have crashed and burned killing all the bbabies.

[@tomdick693]

autothrottle is a wonderful thing

[@TB-um1xz]

You mad that he did manual flight?

[@tomdick693]

@@TB-um1xz not at all....im saying the autothrottles really make it easy.

[@tomdick693]

captain shouldnt be touchin anything until clear of runway

[@Silent-ji6bc]

wdym

[@tomdick693]

@@Silent-ji6bc 5:59.....hes pushing buttons and playing with the lights. nothing should be touched until clear of the runway.

[@lucastriches193]

yeah.. actually i think that PM should have done that...