Heavy Turbulence | Jetblue 375 Philadelphia - Ft. Lauderdale | A320

[@nicholasdavies8795]

When the Captain speaks during tubulence in a manner that is so calm , as though he's just sipping his hot coffee is SUCH a reassuring thing ! A good Captain !

[@TodosLados]

Haha yes!!

[@Stevenc284]

I hear that the cockpit is less turbulent then the cabin during turbulence, is that true?

[@flex391]

kematirar well you usually feel less turbulence when you sit next to the wings and at the front, because it’s more balanced near the wings I guess, but I don’t know why for the front. You’ll also feel more turbulence sitting at the back. I’ve tried all three seats many times and I can assure you that sitting next to the wings lessens the turbulence.

[@Stevenc284]

Flex Alright, i guess that does make sense now that you say it lol

[@britbyname3620]

Yes, true , but theyre a type chosen for that role and also theyre trained to come across in that reassuring way .. thank the lord!!

[@hymnsofpraise2841]

This is why every passenger should congratulate these pilots every time when deplaning, for their skill and ability in taking them safely to their destinations. These guys are the real superstars, and deserve to be highly paid, more so than someone who hits homeruns, throws a little white ball, makes a touchdown or score points throwing a ball through a hoop. But that's America for you.

[@TodosLados]

You’re right!

[@keeyonass5127]

Yep. Because most aren't trained for this! It's something that happens in skies

[@miaipad8989]

Absolutely

[@itsjustaguy27]

Autopilot

[@nick_john]

@@keeyonass5127 they absolutely train for this. They know exactly what to do in these situations.

[@doughboi007]

I love how the pilots are casually updating passengers while people area getting tossed around. Just shows the confidence and training they have. Hearing pilots make updates like that during turbulence always calms my nerves.

[@TodosLados]

Totally agree with you!!

[@loonylovesgood]

I find having a window seat strangely helps when there’s turbulence. You can look out to see that the plane isn’t shaking as much as it feels. You can also usually see what’s causing it. (Clouds, etc.)

[@elbjasyal]

christytina81 exactly

[@pauldavisbd]

But if there is a Ocean below you?!

[@jr13227]

Sit near the wing too. It will absorb more of it.

[@matthewgregory8218]

True if you sit near a window seat it withstands the fear you have

[@Breadmaykr390]

@@pauldavisbd not necessarily, wind is also a factor for turbulence

[@clsumjr]

I take my hat off and salute all pilots and flight attendants for dealing with flights like this. I be scared to death

[@TodosLados]

Haha me too!

[@DrRchannel71]

see this one kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJDZgpWsrdmKhZY

[@Spartan536]

As a pilot myself I can tell you that we are mindful of turbulence but the amount of information we have to make decisions based on turbulence and weather ensures that we make the right decisions and keep ourselves, the passengers, and the plane as safe as possible. We brief the weather prior to boarding, during boarding/pre-taxi, throughout the entire flight, and before landing.

[@britbyname3620]

@@Spartan536 God bless you all for your amazing abilities .....x

[@Shadeproof]

@@Spartan536 As a passenger who is nervous as hell flying, I have to say you guys are living legends and we appreciate the safe and smooth flights. My favourite part is landing 😅

[@jettjeff686]

Dont care if anyone agrees. One of. The most difficult and hardest. Of. All. Occupations. Is. Being. Airline captain truly. Great skill. To. Fly these massive machines in all kinds of weather. Conditions and unforseen scenarios and yet land these planes safely. True. Great skill

[@TodosLados]

You’re right!!!

[@johndenver5029]

Why. Do. You. Punctuate. With. A period. After .every. word?. ?.

[@robinstewart6510]

@jett feff .. Evidently for you, grammar and syntax were some of the "most difficult and hardest." Good grief, dude. Why would you post such nonsense?

[@susanhill8332]

Nothing but admiration for the pilots. And those soothing words are a must for us all in a scary situation.

[@TodosLados]

Yes you’re right

[@susanhill8332]

@@TodosLados I am just curious to know, does turbulence feel more severe at the rear of an aircraft or not, compared with the front

[@christianmagnusson1641]

always feels great getting on the ground after a ride like that!

[@TodosLados]

Yes! Thanks

[@Whenitraveltheworld]

Nice Video, It very good that the pilot kept you informed and the turbulence and it always puts me at ease when they do that and are so calm

[@travelsonic]

Once, flying from LGB to JFK on jetBlue, the pilot, I shit you not, I remember told us it would be a few bumps, but otherwise not too bad when descending/landing. He didn't tell us we were flying over, and into, a nor'easter. Holy shit, was it turbulent. I gave him a nasty look when getting off that said "if it were legal to do so, I'd fucking strangle you." That's not the kind of thing you don't forget to tell passengers. On the opposite end, flying TPA-HPN, once, we had lots of turbulence, and the pilot kept us informed - down to the fact that no matter what they did, climb or descend, it was gonna be bumpy. As I got off that flight, I offered some skittles - which he accepted - as I felt generosity 9and sugar) was in order for a pilot that kept us informed.

[@jr13227]

travelsonic I hope you didn’t really tell that JetBlue pilot that. He probably was routed by dispatchers through a storm. He got you on the ground safely and you should be thankful.

[@TodosLados]

Yess

[@johnw00d55]

Afraid of heights but love flying and have to have the window seat. Love looking out many times have bumped my head on the window haha thanks for sharing this video. Safe travels to everyone.

[@TodosLados]

Thank you so much!!

[@harrothepilot]

If you have seen some Boeing and Airbus wing failure testing, you would actually find it to be quite reassuring. The amount that a wing will flex before failure, is eye opening!!! Like 12 to 15 feet of upward AND downward bending. We virtually never see that on commercial flights, very reassuring. Not to make light of the fact that a lot of people DO NOT like turbulence, its how it is, I guess. If turbulence was ' water off a ducks back ' to all of us, flying would be SUPER boring. A lot of airlines do ' fear of flying ' flights, and they go a long way to allaying some of our fears about flight. Great vid, thanks for posting it.

[@TodosLados]

Woww!!!! Thanks for watching!

[@joeldavis5815]

Can we appreciate for a moment that the poster of this video is still replying to comments four years later?

[@TodosLados]

That's true! Thank you!

[@deafmusician2]

I LOVE turbulence!!! It's like an expensive roller coaster ride! Btw, kid needs a vodka bottle..

[@TodosLados]

No, I don’t like it haha! Thanks so much for watching!

[@monicamccarthy3932]

The kid is very annoying, I had to watch muted. Kids sound especially worse on airplanes.

[@benjaminmendenhall3104]

I also like it too

[@picklecat4819]

I've flown many times but I'm still terrified. This made me feel sick. Won't stop me flying though

[@alexandrawilson1998]

Pickle Cat I don’t like turbulence either I get super scared but back in March me and my mom and my grandma took a flight from Philadelphia to Orlando on March 10 and from Orlando to Philadelphia on March 17 2019 (this year) And we flew both ways with frontier airlines for the first time and I actually tired to stay calm

[@greygranny5163]

Pickle Cat I’m terrified too, but I do it. 2 drinks and a Xanax helps!

[@madelinevera8152]

I felt the same way my anxiety kicked in

[@matthewgregory8218]

Same to this day feel like the plane is falling out of the sky

[@TodosLados]

Wow

[@chrisd2832]

My palms are sweating watching this.

[@TodosLados]

Don’t panic!

[@DanelleFCG]

That looks like an absolute NIGHTMARE. Talk about terrifying...

[@TodosLados]

I know haha

[@hansumjoe]

Those few simple words from the captain make all the difference to us white knucklers out there. Totally irrational fear, but I got it sadly

[@loonylovesgood]

Hansum joe You are exactly right. The pilots are cool as a cucumber and it’s so reassuring.

[@thealbert7809]

@@loonylovesgood Went on a flight from Florida and the captain was on the speaker 80% of the time we were in turbulence. Was very assuring.

[@michaelfabian3036]

Hansum joe hear hearrr, Mr. Joe!!🌟✈️👏👏🙏🌈🌈~ I always feel the same sense of relief, as well!!

[@TodosLados]

Your so right

[@victoriaduffy7666]

takes me right back to Brisbane--Singapore, 8 hours and seat belt sign on all the way ...good old days 0_o

[@TodosLados]

Yes

[@kuantize]

Finally, a video with turbulence.

[@TodosLados]

Yes

[@jamesstreet228]

Down south, in the summer months, next to the Gulf of Mexico, there are always bad storms because of the tremendous heat and humidity. They can form in minutes and go from a light wind and a little drizzle to 70 mph winds and torrential rains with hail storms. I was coming into Atlanta from Frankfurt Germany once on a Lufthansa DC-10 and there was a storm so bad they had to close the airport and we had to circle for about 45 minutes. Those were the longest 45 minutes of my life. We dropped once for what felt like 500 feet and then it felt like we hit something. I guess when the wings lost airflow we dropped and when they caught airflow again it produced the feeling that we had hit something. We were pitching nose up and nose down, going side to side, rolling left to right and right to left, the lights went out briefly but the lightning kept it lit inside as the lightning was continuous. The overhead compartments were opening and spilling onto people's heads. Hail started to hit the plane and it was deafening. We could hear the engines spooling up and down as the pilots adjusted for what they needed. Luggage in the lower compartment was bumping against the floor underneath our feet. I had to catch a little carry on bag I had in my lap as it flew over my head several times. People were screaming, praying, crying and some seemed to be in shock. I imagine some let out a little TT in their draws. I have never been so glad to get to the ground in my life. I hope i, nor anyone else, ever have to go through that again.

[@TodosLados]

Wow wow! Thanks for sharing that. Please click on Subscribe

[@oakenthorne1801]

I noticed that my wonderful JetBlue flights were consistently NOT so wonderful due to turbulence. It was strange. I flew many, many times before that and yet noticed that flights on B6 were bumpy. Living next to Boeing it was easy to find an answer when I finally mentioned it to engineers. The Boeing engineers praised the A320 as a quality, safe airplane to fly in, but they explained that Airbus builds "sturdy" planes with wings that don't move much during turbulence. This means that passengers inside tend to feel the turbulence more. Also, if you fly B6 you will notice that the heads of people rock back and forth during the entire flight. It is just an Airbus thing on the A320. Can't remember if it does that on the 19 or 21. I did NOT notice it when I flew from London to Boston on the A340 but did find my flight bumpier than when I took the 747 on the flight before it. I enjoy my B6 flights now that I tell myself that it just feels bumpier than it actually is. Boeing planes tend to have wings that flex more, especially the new 787. Airbus builds strong planes that flex less. Both are safe.

[@EJayStuart]

interesting

[@ecoRfan]

I've been on 4 A320 flights and all were a bumpy ride. I've had worse turbulence on its little brother the A319 and it actually flew smoother on a stormy descent. A321 generally handles well but a lot of pitching left and right on approach and climb. 757-200 takes the skies some of the best among ones I have flown on along with A319.

[@TodosLados]

Haha

[@tatadorta9171]

Wow, that was scary!!! Nice video!! I watched it completely

[@TodosLados]

Yes it was

[@DaveyZeeTV]

I think I’ve sat in this seat on this plane at one time! I recognize the window scratches! Lol. True story!

[@TodosLados]

Lol!! Nice! Thanks for watching!!

[@lebroncurry9886]

14:49 what type of cloud is this? It's looks like a white ocean.😮

[@TodosLados]

Not sure! But I appreciate your time watching the video! Please don’t forget to Subscribe

[@lebroncurry9886]

@@TodosLados I think it might be Cumulonimbus Incus or Cirrostratus cloud

[@davidsike734]

I'm not a pilot, but it appears the rear wing flaps were not extended for extra lift. Any plane I've flown on they were extended always on take off to the max. @ 7:57 what little extension they had, were then retracted.

[@TodosLados]

Thank you so much!

[@markgarrett8814]

Wow that did get a little bumpy and you managed to keep filming. Good video and thanks.

[@TodosLados]

Thank you for watching!!

[@pathfinder44ltd]

That's the feeling I live for when flying, an 'E-TICKET' RIDE! A good indicator of REALLY BAD TURBULENCE is the facial expressions of the flight attendants. If anyone knows HOW BAD IT REALLY IS, IT WILL BE THE FLIGHT CREW! ✈️

[@TodosLados]

Wow that’d Be scary!

[@ketowithstacy8882]

Anthony. . So true. One time I was on a 737 and there was a really bad storm, thick clouds and heavy head winds. Our flight was delayed due to unsafe conditions (this was my first time flying btw) so I didnt know what to expect. Omg it was bouncing around violently and dropping. I could see the flight attendants and they looked terrified. Thank God we made it to cruising altitude and all was ok. I've never had a take off that bad since.

[@ketowithstacy8882]

@@alexandrep4913 scary!

[@oneseeker2]

I've had two flights w/extreme turbulence, I wish I had passed out, I would have been better off.

[@buutifuleyes]

literally lol!!!!

[@TodosLados]

Wow

[@lizmontana9177]

Great Video! I hate turbulence it scares the heck out of me. 😮

[@TodosLados]

You're right! At least for me was scary. Thank you so much for watching. Don't forget to click on Subscribe.

[@lohphat]

Stella needs to go in the cargo hold.

[@Masterjedi688]

LOLOLOL

[@curlyanneb1973]

I was just thinking she would have made the trip pretty uncomfortable, but was too chicken to say it. Lol

[@MusicAndMee818]

Haha 👍

[@TodosLados]

Hahhhaja

[@oneseeker2]

wow, great footage! turbulence was terrible, I would have jumped out of my skin. thank gawd the kid stopped talking, but another was coughing, sneezing, not good to fly w/upper respiratory issues. you survived.

[@fluffy-fluffy5996]

I got irritated by the coughing kid :-/ Especially since it sounded like it wasn’t taught or helped to not cough out loud with the mouths wide open. I could just imagine a small child sticking out their tongue while coughing as that’s how the my usually cough.

[@mysticrising1403]

It’s crazy that you mention upper respiratory issues right now ... it is sad to see what is happening right now. I came here to just watch planes ✈️ and came across this comment ❤️🙏

[@TodosLados]

Thanks

[@sharonhopton5685]

The hairs on the back of my neck stand up when aircraft take off. Love the roar of the engines.

[@TodosLados]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ thanks!!

[@wolf2351]

Isnt it nice how you can leave the snow and in two hours be in sunshine and high temps.

[@TodosLados]

You’re so right!!!!

[@dobeus8957]

Takeoff begins at 7:44

[@TodosLados]

Thanks

[@jrluiz4812]

Great vídeo. Nice camera

[@TodosLados]

Thanks

[@arcadego.7233]

I love the smell of walking in a plane from the terminal

[@giovanniprspotter]

Arcadego.7 2 same

[@charlieirvin5423]

Not Me when i was 13 Years old the Plane smelled like a old Taxi Cab and when i was going to Florida with my Parents and big sisters we hit Turbulence and i got thrown forward into the seat in front of me I got Bloody nose my dad took me to hospital after we got off the Plane

[@allenrivera9265]

Lol gross smells like a bunch of must to me lol

[@mjhancock6029]

bit weird

[@Jasmin96961]

Me too. I thought I was the only one

[@TripReportaviation]

Nice video! I've experienced longer than this on a 777. However, strong turbulence on such a small aircraft must be more scary, I think. Look at the wing, it's shaking like it'd break at any time. Liked and subbed

[@TodosLados]

Thanks

[@anthonysaab9359]

We’re the spoilers deployed at 7:30 ? If so why would that happen on takeoff

[@TodosLados]

Wow! Nice observation

[@immanuelj8952]

May have been a crosswind correction. Most likely a crosswind coming from the right and to keep the wing down they put aileron into the wind. If you add too much aileron the spoilers on that side will also deflect upwards to increase the effect of the ailerons. You can see the spoilers go down as the aircraft gains speed because the faster the speed the smaller the correction required allowing the ailerons to do the work without the help of the spoilers.

[@Highland_Moo]

I actually feel cheated after a flight that has no turbulence. It’s good fun and makes you feel alive!

[@TodosLados]

Hahahahaha I have mixed feellings with that haha. Thanks for watching!

[@josepha.r5839]

SOME turbulence makes me feel the same. 'Some' is the key word for me. While in Peace Corps in mid70s I and another volunteer flew in an old one engine Cesna-like mail plain for over an hour in rain and turbulence with just one pilot. Just three of us. Flew in an old 737 through the monsoons from Phukhet to Bangkok in Thailand mid-80s. Horrifying is all I can say. A few years later I read a piece in the paper of a 747 crashing on takeoff and all killed from same airport. Also during monsoons. Always wondered if it was the same 737. Like I said, even when I took it it looked pretty worn.

[@bostonbruinsgirl37]

I would be freaking out I don’t do good with turbulence it scares the crap out of me

[@TodosLados]

Haha me too. Thanks for watching!!

[@hsbvt]

Yeah, I am like that too. We flew into Nevada in July and wow, you come over that mountain range and WHAM! It's like someone using the plane as a fly swatter.

[@mbsauder]

I am with you. I freak out.

[@deafmusician2]

Turbulence is the FUN STUFF!!

[@seanbooher8252]

The worst turbulence I saw in the video was on the ground while taxiing to the runway. Watching that part of the video gave me a headache. That part at 15:35 was a close second.

[@TodosLados]

😉 haha! Thank you so much for watching!

[@MikeX3000]

No such thing as turbulence on the ground lol.

[@seanbooher8252]

@@MikeX3000 first day on the internet?

[@ffbrnsie]

I’m a seasoned passenger and now fly private aircraft and I love flying the plane myself in turbulence. Glad the pilot came on to reassure passengers. I did a flight in a small turbo prop in to Chicago. Dropped so many times several feet the flight attendant said ohh shit with big eyes and a guy started crying. We didn’t know it was his first and last flight.

[@TodosLados]

Wow thank you so much for sharing this!!! And thanks for your time watching my videos !

[@brucerideout9511]

Sandpit to Smithers 1984 we hit bumps that occurred just after refreshments. I had Coffee all over me the side to side slams were intense. Went from bliss to terror in seconds, then smooooooth air again. Have not been on an airliner since. I love flying,, earned pilots license in 1987 have 594 hours in 150 and 172 but the big jets.... Never again.

[@TodosLados]

Wow

[@sychambers5440]

my worst nightmare....bad flight, noisy kids, and those same kids coughing their germs all over the place in what is essentially a small sealed metal tube.

[@TodosLados]

I agree with you! Haha! Thanks for watching!!

[@DanelleFCG]

I hope they had face masks on the kids so nobody else could get sick.

[@LuvsTstormTapes]

Commenting 2/1/20 at 610am EST..I know exactly as to what you mean by the jolty-turbulences as described.....I had the very same turbulences when this Pan Am 707 jet I was in when I was still at age of six....hardly much older than the noisily yapping toddler heard in the cabin off and on, heeheee, way back on WEDs 1/29/64 when severe Tstorms that were unexpected..and we all inside the jetliner having flown into....thus being way down...in Montevideo Uruguay...en route to Buenos Aires and then to NYC's JFK airport the next day...Even though this was a good 56 years ago..I still remember this very vividly even to this very day....! BTW..nice shot of the takeoff from Philly...the gorgeous deep blue skies above the clouds..and the landing at Ft Lauderdale...and I see of the dark skies off to the EAST upon landing......as it did show that severe Tstorms having been present at the airport.......which did prompt the tornado-warnings.. Nice job here on the video description...and how I do wish many other descriptions are like yours here....

[@TodosLados]

Wow! Thank you so much

[@robertsnorrason2494]

That moment from 15:35 and on is very familiar to me. I flew from London to Newark once and it was like that for most of the 8 hour flight. The captain came on and said he'd tried to go both lower and higher but we just couldn't get out of the clouds, even at 31.000 feet. I was very tired after that flight. Good video (Y)

[@TodosLados]

Wow nice

[@MikeAndNary]

I love turbulence! Only because I know that the pilots are well trained and safety is priority #1. Turbulence is a natural air disturbance and the plane is not falling from the sky. Also, love to watch people freak out when it gets bumpy, that makes the flight so much better for me!

[@happygimp5167]

So twisted! But yet it made me laugh! LOL!

[@TodosLados]

Haha thank you both

[@24fletchdog]

How does flying at a slower speed 🤔minimize turbulence??

[@TodosLados]

Good question!!!!

[@heatherstub]

Oh and you were in the back of the plane, too. Bless your heart.

[@MrCooled1]

Heather stubbs that's the safest area in case of a crash

[@Kimberlite66]

Yes it is!

[@TodosLados]

Yes

[@sourangel0077]

I‘m glad that strong turbulences never happend when i was flying with my family 👍🏼🙈

[@TodosLados]

Thank God! Thanks for watching

[@topgun767]

Everything changes as soon as the Captain speaks during turbulence. I travel frequently from USA to Europe and only few airlines like British and United would talk to us. Iberia and Lufthansa are normally very silent.

[@TodosLados]

You’re so right!!

[@BillD-h1k]

Calm repots all the while keeping a tight white knuckled hold on the yolks 😳

[@TodosLados]

🤣🤣🤣 thank you for watching!

[@MsRocker961]

Cool shot of the moon 🌕 😊

[@TodosLados]

Thanks

[@Saguaro215]

That's pretty bumpy ride. Thanks for sharing

[@TodosLados]

Yes! Thank you for watching.

[@sctslincoln]

How loud is it inside? Maybe it was the guy phone, but it sounded louder than I thought it did

[@TodosLados]

It’s less louder than the video

[@leeeuroy]

You're just shaking the camera violently.. Stop misleading people

[@TodosLados]

Of course not, but thank you so much for watching.

[@fluffy-fluffy5996]

Ah, at 24:27 is the highway I was sort of looking for. I knew I drove past the airport on my way back to Miami but didn’t see until until there. There wasn’t much traffic on the tarmac.

[@TodosLados]

Nicee

[@dbondozzz3538]

I was on a united flight from chicago back to portland for a school trip, that was similar to this, nonstop turbulence for about 40 percent of the flight, and over 100 percent of Wyoming lol

[@TodosLados]

Hahaha wow!!

[@dbondozzz3538]

ATodosLados Aviation yea it was crazy but in a way i kinda like turbulence, it’s kinda relaxing imo

[@ketowithstacy8882]

I had a flight like that recently from philly to Los Angeles. I was so tired just wanted to sleep but no! Darn turbulance. It was so bad the pilot got on and apologized for how horrible and rough the flight was just before we were going to descend. The weird thing is the weather didnt look that bad to me.

[@dbondozzz3538]

Stacy and Keto Life Yea usually it isn’t the weather it’s more the wind patterns and stuff, apparently it was super windy over wyoming so that’s why we got a ton there

[@ManoliGreek2640]

Flying to Aruba we hit bad turbulence & was sitting at the very last seat so that didn’t help at all as well

[@TodosLados]

Yep! You're right!! Thanks!!

[@raysmetaltracks6782]

I'm freaking out, Stella, you're NOT helping - you need to drop the noise down a few decibels before I stow you in the overhead. Inside voice, girl, inside voice! :)

[@TodosLados]

🤣

[@Chris-cu3fc]

😂😂😂😂

[@Christin5554]

nice video. I fly alot across the atlantic and also experienced heavy turbulence on these flights, but the worst was a flight on Delta from Orlando to Cininnati. The ideot pilot flew directly into a severe storm as soon as we left cruising altitude. It was so bad that, even though we almost touched down, started through and deverted to Loisville. In all of my time flying, I thought we never make it out of there alive. Flying can be wonderful but sometimes very scary.

[@TodosLados]

Constanze Steegmiller It’s true! Thank you so much for watching! I invite you to qatch other videos on my channel! Hope you like it!

[@Ryan-sw4xy]

Idiot pilot? Oh, I guess you are more familiar with the limitations and performance of the A320, navigating through weather systems, and flight path planning than the professional pilots up front who both have years of training and experience. I'm also sure you were equipped with a better radar and TCAS system, were fully briefed on the WX for winds aloft and the turbulence RPM charts for your flight planned route, and were in full communication with the controlling ATC agency regarding the PIREPS and air traffic situation in the KFLL terminal area. I see the problem. The pilots clearly should have consulted you prior to dispatch. You know what all of this means and are a more qualified A320 PIC rated airline transport pilot. Their bad. If I ever have you on my flight, please be sure to inform the crew so we can ensure the avoidance of any and all rough air.

[@vernonsmithee792]

@@Ryan-sw4xy Lighten up, Francis

[@rapman5363]

Who’s the “ideot “? Look in the mirror

[@luish19779]

GoPro was the cam?

[@TodosLados]

No, it was a Sony CX200

[@Rick2178]

I can’t handle turbulence. It’s hard to tell from the video but was it really dropping and rising to the point of feeling it in your stomach or was it just more bumpy and rumbling?

[@TodosLados]

You’re right!

[@Sleek673]

My palms started sweating like I was on this flight myself 🤣🤣

[@TodosLados]

Hahahaha it happens! Thank you

[@michaelajones4545]

So we as pilots have a saying about turbulence “it’s like hitting a huge pothole in a brand new car”. Scary at first but in the end all pilots have been VERY well trained to handle these situations. These pilots also have lots of people looking out for them. Pretty sure that PIREP looks awesome 😂.

[@TodosLados]

Yes, thank you so much!

[@charmainedarwil6232]

I love a pilot that communicates with his passengers

[@charlieirvin5423]

When i went on a Plane i was 13 years old we hit turbulence Unexpectedly and it made go forward and i hit my Face on the seat my Parents siting in i was between my two sisters But i got a Bloody nose but Kelly grabbed me back in the seat

[@michaelajones4545]

Charlie Irvin yeah unfortunately sometimes things like that happen... as pilots we do our best to keep our passengers informed about the possibility for turbulence but we can’t ever tell how bad it is until we either see it on a weather report or feel it ourselves...

[@richards.johnson8755]

ATodosLados Aviatio

[@stevenreiss]

as a student pilot you realize that wing well below you on a tighter turn is in fact - your own !

[@TodosLados]

Nice

[@sjoldtimer]

Flying in clouds equals turbulence....always been my experience. When cruising in those thin, high clouds, my experience has always been that the ride was more turbulent.

[@RedArrow73]

CAT is the worst cuz it's totally unexpected. (Clear Air Turbulence)

[@TodosLados]

Yes

[@davebrookes3005]

Great video thanks 👍👍

[@TodosLados]

Thanks

[@lencrites7044]

Enjoyed the video. Thanks!

[@TodosLados]

Thank you for watching!

[@Justyce866]

I LOVE taking off they go SO FAST..

[@TodosLados]

Yes me too

[@erikap7599]

I was a road warrior for 2 years and I thought I was a "G". On a flight from Ontario, we hit turbulence similar to this and dealt with a crosswind on take-off. I held hands with a stranger and we cried the whole time. I stopped traveling two weeks later 😅

[@TodosLados]

Hahah why??? You have to fly again!

[@erikap7599]

@@TodosLados No worries, I'll fly again, but I now understand why Pilots have to be grounded for a certain amount of time.

[@ecoRfan]

I was on a turbulent flight last August (AA481, I have video of takeoff/landing). Thing was dropping like a coaster and people screaming mid-flight, but perhaps enjoyable for people who love thrill rides in broad daylight.

[@TodosLados]

That's true. Sometimes I got a little scared haha! Thanks for watching!

[@ecoRfan]

It was intense and violent, but almost fun, and I generally hate mega-coasters. Not for the faint of heart; a full 85-ton airplane getting tossed around like a toy. Probably the record for worst turbulence for me.

[@ecoRfan]

No injuries, just a thrill ride in the sky. Gotta hate when one hits turbulence and people get injured because of it; those get logged in aviation safety record databases too. And we arrived on time so no complaints there.

[@TodosLados]

+ecoRfan I bet it was scary. Thank God you all landed safe!!!

[@ecoRfan]

Bit scary but not like we were gonna die. Flying is quite safe still. Just really bumpy summer storm conditions over the Midwestern US.

[@mohammadayub2760]

This. Is why u should say thanks to Allah for his blessings ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@TodosLados]

Amen!

[@cliffordbodine5834]

That could probably be classified as mild to moderate chop. Heavy or severe turbulence is scary to say the least, and can cause injury, even if you're seat belt is fastened.

[@TodosLados]

Yes, you’re right! Thank you so much!

[@monkeybearmax]

I’ve been in heavy and it traumatized me for years.

[@ronaldwilliams3256]

ASKING WHAT YEAR WAS THIS THINGS FO NOT LOOK UP TO DATE AND ONE KNOW

[@TodosLados]

I think it was on 2014

[@xzach1993]

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[@gingerdeadman3152]

Awesome weather shots moderate turbulence can be rough

[@TodosLados]

Yes!!!

[@guylawes]

The kids are great! They sound so excited and fascinated lol

[@TodosLados]

Lol

[@robertyanes4751]

I would need lots of vodka for that ride. That would've freaked me out!

[@TodosLados]

Hahahaha you’renright

[@portuguesnomundo]

Nice Video my friend!✈️

[@TodosLados]

Thanks

[@vincentpadovano7855]

Try flying in a continental Express plane from Nebraska to Newark over the great lakes in a severe thunderstorm...my friend had the rosary out and praying..

[@TodosLados]

OMG! I’ll die hasj! Thanks for watching!

[@cazborob728]

Fabulous landing. Wow.

[@TodosLados]

Thanks!!

[@oakenthorne1801]

I watched the whole thing. I love JetBlue but that looks like EVERY JetBlue flight I have had. I fly them next in 2 weeks. Will have to see if it is the same as the other flights.

[@lucasbeltran6070]

Oaken Thorne so how was the flight?

[@sunandthesoil3736]

It's not the airline,its the weather!

[@TodosLados]

Wow

[@sneakybadger9580]

They have obviously never been in any GA class aircraft; double or single prop. Sitting in the copilot's seat is pretty cool. I'm talking Cessna 172s/172rg or 206s

[@TodosLados]

Nice!!

[@packingten]

Yes we have yet another experienced traveler who braved turbulence in order to share his daring and deadly adventure with the world

[@hilaryschultz69]

Oh my gosh this reminds me of the terrifying turbulence that I encountered on a family trip to Honolulu, flying over Oregon and Washington was a nightmare, going to and coming from Honolulu omg I'll never forget it

[@TodosLados]

Yes!

[@shuier525]

I rarely encounter NO turbulence while flying over Seattle-Oregan area.

[@alexandrawilson1998]

Wow that’s scary hope u had a safe flight

[@TodosLados]

Alexandra Wilson thank you so much!

[@benboucher1234]

Great video, great pilot

[@TodosLados]

Yes! Thanks!!

[@sju_planespotter]

Nice video man!!

[@TodosLados]

Thanks!!!!

[@louisrobert77]

Scared of turbulence but its funny to seat here and watch it, like i never gonna fly again,

[@TodosLados]

You're right haha

[@Morpheus9331]

some good turbulence right there buddy! ;-)

[@TodosLados]

Yup! Sometimes I think that maybe it wasn't a heavy turbulence. But was the strongest from 25 years flying haha! Thanks for watching!

[@ganuist]

+AviationDreams Netherlands ...i would have definitely fainted

[@isladecanela]

Los Holandeses son muy simpáticos y amables y las señoritas bellisimas. Saludos desde España.

[@isladecanela]

Normalmente el aeropuerto de Filadelfia en invierno es muy gélido, con nieve, tormentas y mucho frío. Lo pude comprobar a finales de enero de 2013. Inolvidable!!!

[@TodosLados]

Wow si!!

[@fernandosalas8589]

People should've clapped not an easy flight for those pilots. Turbulence from mid flight to landing, this is why I don't travel by air in winter time the warm air from the south mixing with very cold air. The summer is best, the fall season too and late spring are good.

[@TodosLados]

Fernando Salas I agree with you!! The turbulence was after 30 minutes of flight!!

[@tinag7381]

This didn't look turbulent until descent into FLL. The shaking of the camera made it look more turbulent. When I film in flight ( which I do to keep occupied and less fearful) I jam the camera ( my cell phone) right up against the window to keep it steady. The viewer can still note the severity of the turbulence by wing movement. Going through clouds like that is always a bumpy ride. Good video despite the shakiness of the camera ☆

[@TodosLados]

Thank you so much for the tip and for your time!!!

[@bazil83]

It's quite clearly very turbulent, and there's no "made it look more turbulent" about the camerawork - if you steady your camera completely you eliminate any bumps and actually make it look smoother than it is. The shaky camera clearly and perfectly illustrates just how bumpy the ride was, as well as the sound of the cabin rattling quite audibly, and the captain apologising the turbulence.

[@clevejason]

When it comes to turbulence the only thing you have to fear is fear itself

[@TodosLados]

You're right! Thanks for watching

[@christopherescott6787]

Yep. Flying just above the cv's with just enough high altitude convergence to give a few good jolts.

[@TodosLados]

Yes

[@Machine4977]

Nice moon shot

[@TodosLados]

Thanks!

[@madeiraaviacaocomercial]

Nice Video!

[@TodosLados]

Thanks!!!

[@michaelwilkinson7638]

There are time in this vid that it seems like the vid was sped up intentionally which could make the turbulence appear worse than it is, but I am probably wrong. But, look how fast the plane is traveling down the runway and that's not the turbulent portion, so I am dumbfounded. It was scary either way...

[@TodosLados]

Thanks for watching! All the video is in normal speed!

[@poppetrurazvan3900]

Thank you.

[@TodosLados]

Thanks

[@snappycattimesten]

15:35 fun starts 🤢

[@TodosLados]

snappycattimesten probably not that heavy, but for me was horrible! 😂😂😂

[@poppetrurazvan3900]

Absoluttelly beautifull, very great video!😂

[@TodosLados]

Thank you so much