Cockpit View - Extreme crosswind landing at Paris

[@GeorgeB365]

Didn't need the dramatic music on top...would prefer to hear the actual natural sound

[@KamilKaraali]

I totally agree

[@raigumelar9780]

George Baines agree!

[@Maruatach]

X2

[@tengkh1247]

George Baines totally agreed! Those musics are meant for distractions only!!!

[@t-hoxautopublic9314]

Wow it seems very difficult to control it Thank you so much for the pilots all over the world Your devotion is precious to the world

[@seattlesikhness007]

Thats so boss! So much respect for airline pilots.

[@Attila_Meszaros]

Do you guys have this sort of dramatic music piped in during tense moments? Because that would make it really awesome...

[@Starflight2006]

+Attila Meszaros haha :)

[@mmarfe]

Lol.. it sure would!

[@VimVerABotaThunderbell]

Tron Music kkkkkkk

[@madmoiselle007]

Attila Meszaros 😂

[@ProjectFleek]

Attila Meszaros 😂 Yeah, the instruments automatically adjust the music to the comfort level of who's got the airplane.

[@jackalandia81]

You can see right away the high experience of this pilot, perfect landing in crosswind, you can see how fast he turned the joke to the left on landing, making sure the winds, will not flip/push the plane to the right. Also video view angle is perfect A+ thanks

[@Starflight2006]

thanks for watching.

[@bs2502]

I would have no reservations about that pilot flying me anywhere, anytime. Awesome stuff. The concentration and skill is amazing. Superman! Batman ....amateurs....these guys are the real super heroes.

[@SWSimpson]

I like the music.... WOW that was spectacular. Amazing all the steering and pulling and pushing the pilot was doing.... I wonder just how intense is that for the pilot? We see this all the time from watching planes land with crosswinds, but rare to see such an amazing view from inside the cockpit and watching a pilot work.

[@Psikeomega]

Once they where about 5 miles out, it looked like the pilot might have blinked twice. A good show of skill and a good demonstration of continuing to "fly" the plane once they where on the ground

[@pr0tax]

Considering I popped on YT before I sleep to find some video production stuff, I'm quite glad this popped up in my feed lol... Awesome to see views like this in good quality!

[@RuiPlaneSpotter]

Nice video

[@terrywells5857]

thank goodness the yoke was nearly indestructible because the pilot was working that one, great job!!!

[@ymmlspottingteam]

Wow that is some awesome footage!! What a crosswind!!

[@Starflight2006]

+YMML SpottingTeam thanks!

[@LucaPed94]

Why don't you post no more. Just subed cuz of the awesome videos and noticed they are over a year old :(

[@tausendstein]

He really had to work hard this day...heavy movement of the steering wheel

[@TheDba6060]

lol

[@edmondsun9428]

if the aircraft were Airbus would it be the same way to maneuver it in same crosswind condition?

[@sundevilification]

Great last statement. Speaking from experience, not theory. Thank you.

[@grandlotus1]

Very dramatic soundtrack. Bravo.

[@MrTenochtitlan1]

Awesome. Hats off to the young man flying.

[@hellohjbgjh]

He seems relieved (2:56), well done guy! I am almost crying at the end of the landing because it's beautiful. Doesn't the song remind you of another famous song?

[@adaptiveagile]

That looks like it requires some serious skills. The number of yoke inputs to keep that thing level is incredible.

[@clintpanthappallil4395]

What a respectfull job😯😯😯😯really salute the effort of the pilot even the signal is lost for landing 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@Steve-qy6sz]

Nice view, awesome video. But that soundtrack... Hmm. Made me feel like I was watching "The Avengers"..😂😂

[@moutainranger1w257]

T-1000 LMAO I FELT THE SAME

[@ajith583]

Mee too

[@itsKW]

The songs from tron bruh

[@duttaarjun1453]

Its actually from Tron Legacy

[@bitcodexx]

you were

[@sourishdey3398]

What an awesome experience with the back ground music. Bravo

[@pesto12601]

always amazed at how much movement pilots need to makw with that stick while flying... in and out.. left and right.. in and out...

[@phillipmckie4913]

That is because of the wind. Pilots make these movements almost without thinking. They because reflexes after some time.

[@99191x]

it's similar to the car steering wheel when you're driving in a straight line, you slightly move it left and right continuously to maintain in your lane while not thinking about it. sorry for my limited vocabulary.

[@ahmadsamadzai8255]

FALLING TOILET true but to the french that's dramatic. lol

[@99191x]

Because of crosswind, and since the control surfaces becomes less effective when flying at a very low speed he had turn the yoke that way to keep the plane leveled. I might be wrong though.

[@benedictearlson9044]

@@99191x No you don't, you only see this in films when they 'act driving'. In real life you don't do this when driving in a straight line unless the road is very bumpy or you are drunk.

[@znate6730]

WoOo ok! Now I understand and feel how it look like when you are a pilot, and you can get pulsating when you approach the ground

[@gb2859]

This copilote definitively deserves to become PIC. Congratulation.

[@drumjedi5301]

Somebody likes Tron: Legacy. ;) Nice flying!

[@claudiubanu8438]

I run with Tron: Legacy soundtrack for 4 years. It's perfect for running. Also Hans Zimmer, The dark knight soundtrack.

[@st3v3nk3]

I feel like i'm watching an epic "arrive at the space colony " video. The music, The pilot skill the view.... Amazing.

[@Starflight2006]

thanks!

[@GabrielAndroczky]

All my respect to this pilot. This is simply amazing!

[@Starflight2006]

+Gabriel Androczky thanks!

[@MrJeffinLodi]

Cross wind landings are very common.....

[@TECHMA_Official]

True but you gotta have the feeling and this was crazy

[@p0werinside]

That looks so intense! The pilot wrestling with the yoke single handed!

[@xxtravisxxify]

2:55 *"whoooof!.."* Respect

[@Uncommon_Sense01]

Great footage, shame about the music over the natural sound though

[@Shamsithaca]

What is he flying the Millennium Falcon? Those flashing monitors really add to the vibe along with the music. Why was he looking left down so much onto the IPad like screen as opposed to looking straight ahead?

[@84tiktak]

Great job! Which model is the palne?

[@beaconterraoneonline]

Fantastic job on the approach and landing.

[@Starflight2006]

+J Allen thanks

[@gerardmoran9560]

Love the crosswind "body English" on the landing roll.

[@andrewjesse7831]

Best video of year award!! Love the video

[@Starflight2006]

Andrew Jesse thanks for watching!

[@aguirreignacio]

Now I respect pilots a lot more tan I did before! Nice video! Thanks for sharing this. It would also be great to see the feet in action in another video.

[@Starflight2006]

+Ignacio Aguirre thanks for watching!

[@theflightsimboy4310]

Impressive angle ! Great job with the landing !

[@Starflight2006]

thanks for watching!

[@Starflight2006]

thanks for watching!

[@TravellerYT]

Some fantastic onboard footage, thanks so much for sharing!

[@Starflight2006]

thanks for watching

[@TravellerYT]

An absolute pleasure! :-D

[@19hallucinogenicOwls]

The music is synced so beautifully....Especially at first the appearance of the Boeing...

[@uwemobil8847]

The "puh" of the Copilot after landing at 02:56 is remarkable. Hard Work.

[@danieljackson1742]

Great day for training! Thanks Captain!

[@ohioexpax1592]

Calm, cool, collected. Excellent work.

[@valeo6820]

Great video. Hats off to the pilots.

[@mr.jewelandfriends3902]

Thank you so much for showing me this beautiful video clip. And thanks once again for your wonderful 10 year's of flights service.

[@BowieBama]

Ok someone has to say it!! What a handsome First Officer!! :) :)

[@bobbyricigliano2799]

Much respect. One wonders if the average passenger appreciates the tremendous skill and responsibility needed to get them safely to their destinations.

[@Starflight2006]

Bobby Ricigliano thanks for watching!

[@AndrasBato]

Hats off to you gentlemen! Such a landing needs many years of practice!

[@Starflight2006]

+Andras Bato thanks!

[@alexlo7708]

Very good cockpit view lay out.

[@miguelsandoval4093]

I really love the human spirit. thanks for all your efforts pilots. God protect them and give them bright decisions!

[@Spankedchicken]

Genuine flying! Nice work sir!

[@vasily2022]

Great video. That's a lot of work pilots do that we don't see sitting in the back. As for "humans" I will never understand this. Why are there 663 thumbs down? The title states "extreme crosswind landing". The video shows exactly that. I will never understand why we live in a world where human failures, people who achieve nothing in life are so bitter that they come on youtube or other forums just with the intention of putting a thumb down on videos. They feel like that is the sole power they can have. That power they lack in real life and desperately seek behind a computer screen. LOL if you are one of those: your life sucks!

[@Starflight2006]

vasily202 thanks!

[@prashantrohankar8694]

Wonderful Sir😊😊😊😊

[@biplobmollik5261]

wow very good..god job.very nice flying.. and very good

[@periurban]

Best flight sim out there.

[@pavvmulgund5822]

I was just feeling tht I was in tht plane good footage from camera men thanks

[@mynameismyname8608]

Clouds are too close and cockpit is too windy.. lucky to see the Nearness of Nature.. & Bird's Eye View of Paris.. Amazing Upload..!!

[@ahmadmosaad1857]

Well done captain👍👍👍

[@tyronezilla5154]

No drama all in a days work for this guy. 👍

[@anirudhvbrao96]

Why did u change the previous bgm for this video

[@hsnse]

Oh beauty!!!!!! Are you guys tensed while landing? Its so critical, theres no room for error....

[@sundevilification]

+Harish Narayanan No room for fear when thorough is the priority. Practice makes thing so automatic that the basics are almost forgotten That is when flying becomes fun..

[@Sheik41]

Great job captain

[@jetpilot3714]

Nice job!

[@noelio67]

.....very good.... And not one midget on the windshield..... Spotless

[@larrybarry6266]

Why did you change the music from Tron Legacy?

[@timduffy1097]

what type of plane is this thank you? how the F that is not in the description please.. thank you again

[@SPXNO]

Max. left aileron on the ground, wow ! What type of aircraft is this ?

[@winistan]

Endless respect for the pilot. Great score used too. Tron Legacy ftw :)

[@unnikrishnan3494]

Wow cute wonderful amazing I like it sir😍❤️

[@markdening9549]

Very nice 👍😎

[@torontoash45]

i have always wondered when you see the Pilots steering . What exactly are they steering ? the wings of the plane maybe?

[@kepler240]

The control surfaces

[@CrustyBalls007]

wow thats the hardest landing ive seen you work, looks like heavy crosswinds and slight terb on vectors to final. did you disengage to keep active for final approach or was this not a cat ils approach?

[@CrustyBalls007]

+matt robinson but well done and safe landings :)

[@adeelahmed1319]

That exhale at 2:54 hahaha! Love the sentiment for him ( your aircraft). Beautiful.

[@sunnynexxt]

Man....look at the concentration on the pilot's face towards the end..😓

[@notadinas1]

Sunny Nexxt ...and look at the right hand works..awesome!!

[@annadrift4]

@2:55

[@robharris5467]

@@notadinas1 What about the feet?

[@novemberrain212]

Once the plane was slowing, his visible relaxation.

[@vangojo4u]

Do you really need to concentrate are we at that much risk. Thought it was just another day.

[@shaaaaam]

amazing skilL man , it's really a professionaL way of Landing in such a difficult situation i.e extreme crosswind , , 👍👍👌 , , , by the way that background music was absolutely unfit in such a dangerous condition , there must be natural sound in such condition , , , , , , , ,

[@babuta77]

How can I get in contact with you if I want to use your video??

[@pault8470]

One handed landing ...cool dude

[@truballa2k3]

All landings are one handed as the pilot must have hands on throttle to control attitude/speed. You will notice as he approaches the runway he is making fine movements to throttle to ensure the plane touches down at the right speed and area.

[@devierrivw]

Awesome vids but why did he keep turning the nose wheel to the left.. And the way he land the plane are different with the other i've seen

[@amtrak2115]

Nice landing

[@starguard4122]

What type of plane was that?

[@blueskunk9163]

Is there an orchestra in the cockpit?

[@robharris1344]

Excellent with the volume down😁

[@Vivek1991June]

What BGM is this!! Sounds awesome!! Can you help me with the name of this BGM

[@blueflameppn]

Much as I love TRON Legacy's theme music, in aviation videos the real sound of the environment has a major role in helping us put ourselves in the pilots' shoes, so there is no need for any music at all. Please just let us hear the voice of the cockpit, engines, and pilots. The footage nevertheless was awesome.

[@Starflight2006]

thanks for watching! i do completely understand that wish, and i am working on that for the future, as many viewers request the same. but at the present time it is for legal reasons not possible. thanks for understanding.

[@simonpeters2128]

Looked like a hard job. Great video. Thank you for uploading.

[@Sijus.world.]

Simon Peters Its very hard..

[@frankchap5653]

Whats with Holding The Control Yoke To The Extreme Left After Landing??

[@truballa2k3]

Hi, this is a cross wind landing/take off technique. You want to turn into the wind meaning if the wind is coming from the left, you turn left so a gust of wind doesnt tip the left wing up. By turning left on the ground the pilot is adding lift on the right wing.

[@hdalank]

Awesome and the music is legit !

[@cun7us]

Is the pilot actually controlling the steering or is the plane doing it automatically? It seems like it's moving his hand more than the other way round.

[@jdogcisco1]

Was this sped up? The displays are flashing really fast. Also, it seems the pilot is looking to his right rather than straight ahead. If so, what is he looking at? How can a viewer tell that there is extreme crosswind? Thanks!

[@Starflight2006]

+Justin Schroeder Hi! no, the speed is original, depending on specific camera angle and light situation the display units can flicker very fast indeed. Well, donno what you mean with looking to the right. I first looked on the instruments and when transitioning to flare I usually look outside, concentrating on runway direction and -end, here every pilot uses his own favourite/personal technique, varied by actual situation and circumstances. If you watch carefully (not so easy to see on the video), you see the aircrafts yaw moments, the bumpy gusts and resulting counteractions with the steering wheel to keep it on the glidepath. usually, under normal wind conditions, there is much less steering input necessary to reach that. after touchdown then watch for the full aileron steering input to keep wings level, which is necessary to prevent wingtipstrike on the runway. thanks for watching and interest! cheers!

[@jdogcisco1]

+Cockpit View Thank you. It's very interesting. You are moving the steering very fast. That was another reason I thought the film was sped up. Does the plane respond as quickly as you move the stick or is there some play in it? On where you are looking, thanks for clarifying. maybe just the camera angle like you said. But out of curiosity what is that tablet looking thing on your right? Thanks the the explanation, it's a cool video.

[@papaojah]

Noticed only three bars on his shirt. Great landing for a co-pilot!

[@Starflight2006]

thanks for watching!

[@channabasuhurakadli9679]

Wow nice video

[@MithridatesOfficial]

A real professional..

[@_cube_09]

Why were the display screens flashing?

[@TLOIAcademy]

This with the interstellar Docking music will be so epic.

[@werweis7288]

Nice Great Work!!!

[@elishem8533]

Like a boss. That was cool. Thank you

[@beluur2512]

which plane is that?

[@Techy111]

What do you fly now?

[@streamlife3287]

Good job, captain !

[@palvindersingh139]

Hats off this pilot...superb

[@MrJking065]

Looks like that was a wild ride!

[@Postman187]

Amazing.. Amazing.. Amazing.. Very Good Job !!!