Landing gear hammered in touchdown turbulence

[@flugsnug]

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[@rcbif101]

Somewhere a group of engineers are patting themselves on the back! That gear took one heck of a punishment, but did it's job!

[@jayhutchins6224]

Somewhere a maintainer is thinking "Shit this is gunna be a long day."

[@prankfiles]

I hate flying.

[@rcbif101]

***** - Flying is very safe. It's the crashing into the ground part that gets ya

[@AirwavesEnglish]

* its job. It's is short for 'it is'.

[@DaveDott]

Shannon de Beer And, "It has." ✌🏼️

[@TheJapanChannelDcom]

So much ignorance on this page... Here is what you just watched: Aircraft on final with a strong headwind coming slightly from the right. Pilot "crabbing" the aircraft nose into wind to keep it flying a straight path onto the runway (standard procedure). "Wind shear" (different wind speeds at different heights) caused the aircraft to lose lift suddenly. Aircraft touched down early while still yawed to the right, causing a partly sideways impact of the undercarraige on the runway. Subsequent small bounce. Would qualify as a "rough landing" and would have been reported to company engineers for a check of the undercarraige before next flight. Was marginal but not life-threating or overly dramatic. Would not qualify as an "incident" worthy of reporting to safety authorities. (Written by a pilot for 28 years who does not debate tossers on the internet. The "mute" and "block" button are the best features on KZbin.)

[@amaze2n]

Hey man, I appreciate the explanation, but you have to realize most people are not pilots, let alone experienced ones. There is going to be ignorance abound, especially on a viral video like this. Doesn't mean that all of them are tossers, as you put it. The internet is full of tossers, but to attribute all ignorant comments to that category of people makes you seem like... a bit of a tosser.

[@deleted4331]

TheJapanChannelDcom good for you that ur a pilot for 28 yrs nigga

[@classicalricky]

oh i agree w/ you japanchannel. i'm a pilot of 25 years. i've no time for clickbait. these pilots were/are obviously incredibly skilled pros.

[@MyFavoriteDisease]

TheJapanChannelDcom - I've been a pilot for 100 years and I call bullshit.

[@i.c.y.]

This is an exemplary cross-wind landing. Kudos to the pilot, couldn't have been done better. Also: love the plane!

[@quangfps]

this pilot deserves a raise

[@outwiththem]

In talents, yes he needs a raise..That is a shitttty landing ..and dangerous too..You do that Crabbing Crunch on a DC-3 or the Twin Taildraggers I used to fly cargo from the 1970's to the 1990's..You will be out of the runway, and out of work that same day...

[@marioprz0476]

outwiththem Dave of course he had lots of crosswind only a god pilot can do a smooth landing with those conditions

[@swordmasteral]

These planes are so well engineered it's insane

[@swordmasteral]

Well then you did a good job! Because as us technicians say, if it's not Boeing I'm not going haha!

[@jackf1841]

Airbus planes are just as good... if not better.

[@swordmasteral]

Having worked on both I'd definitely take Boeing over Airbus any day

[@jackf1841]

***** Why? Is flying in a Boeing safer than flying in an Airbus? If I remember the B787 has had a lot of problems...

[@swordmasteral]

I'd consider them both around the same safety-wise, the 787s problems stemmed from it's lithium ion battery which has since been recalled, I was talking more about it from the maintenance standpoint (as an aircraft maintenance engineer myself) I find Boeings systems much more technician friendly than those on Airbus aircraft

[@OHAREAVIATION]

That's the airline pilots I know! Skilled and incredible. Too bad so many other amazing things these people do get unnoticed in comparison.

[@PlanetaryCitizen]

Hats off to the pilot! Looks like he did very well under the circumstances.

[@jdmathews]

***** HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA NAILED IT BRO ! HAHAHHAA

[@mugenXZY2012]

***** We gonna roll it.

[@UPlayNetwork]

Impressive landing, must have been scary to be a passenger on that flight

[@existentialvoid]

surprisingly, as a frequent flyer, you really don't feel it that much. . . sort of up and down and jitter and wiggle and sqeek - touchdown.

Wiggle and squeak?

[@sailaab]

not scary for regular passengers, without any nervous breakdown or phobias. it isn't that bad in the cabin, especially when one is belted in. it does look bad from this view to see such a large object just loose height like that and then bounce. but inertia is transferred once we are belted to a seat that is grouted to the floor that is connected to the fuselages

[@ranjithsmili5660]

It is not scary for passengers it's scary for me to watch this.

[@taneli7432]

well, at least passengers woke up if they were sleeping

[@magworlddk7788]

Taneli Hindström lol

[@zulufoxtrot1434]

X-PlaneAviation XD

[@darkheart9044]

@Shaun Andrew I can. '

[@Merdechanting]

A Boeing goes Boing

[@icecreamscoop6968]

genius

[@sailaab]

underrated! :) imagined it in the naughty voice of my toddler niece ece

[@mrMankx]

LOOOL

[@Obelisk57]

Airplane landings and movements of the landing gear mechanisms are very beautiful to look at.

[@CokaRolla]

I love the "learning to fly?" add that popped up when I watched this video haha

[@skydive1424]

One of the reasons aviation is as safe as it is; these things are designed and built tough as hell! A must see for any design and maintenance engineer! No matter your load cases, this is reality. This is what your product will face when it's operating. You can even see the vertical fin flex when that yaw damper is working hard to compensate the aileron deflections stop to stop. Good post!

[@HamzaNaser]

For a moment, you feel like the plane is landing vertically!!

[@LordVader1094]

Yeah!

[@modelllichtsysteme]

0:48 play it in 0.25 of speed!

[@INAPIN-offical]

:O

[@himadrihalder1937]

Scary enough

[@TheHDAviation]

That was quite the approach and landing, must have been a ruff ride for the passengers and crew! Really an awesome video.

[@flugsnug]

But they all walked safely away, thankfully.

[@skbenergy]

flugsnug that is a spectacular video man WOW !!!!! impressive :)

[@mohamedtaherhassanin]

This Pilot did professional landing by the way , well done

[@10pinbowling]

Good landing that! BOING BOING BOEING

[@N07890]

Yes ... but it is an Airbus ...

[@Keestral]

What are you talking about? It's a 767-300 with blended winglets.

[@TeamGForce75]

celderian Incorrect. Its an A330.

[@supercar5126]

Yeah it is a B767.

[@olivier1106]

Common guys it's clearly an a399-b835337 XD its a 767-300er if I remember correctly

[@Renner95634]

Nicely done. Given the crosswind, turbulence and sudden downdraft before touchdown it looks like this undercarriage did exactly what it was designed to do. I've had to reset my ELT twice for landings just like this.

[@jenf777]

Amazing piloting skills to land in this wind, great catch, absolutely fantastic footage!!!

[@Cadadadry]

Big Hurrah to the pilots !!!

[@GlocknLoad1]

Looks like he did a pretty good job with that brutal crosswind. I think those gear could have taken more stress till failure.

[@BinkieMcFartnuggets]

When I go online to watch something get banged to its limits I don't expect to see landing gear.

[@aSASa45454]

lmao!

[@michaelangelo8008]

lkp210 yes. he indeed, is referring to pornographic cinema. Astute observation, lkp210. Shall we further discuss its merits and disinclinations? eh? eh?

[@michaelangelo8008]

***** Huzzah!!. It is feces you refer to. To what do I owe the honor of discussing excrement with such a fine, upstanding being as yourself?

[@michaelangelo8008]

***** well my dear fellow, it seems as though we are at an impasse due to your own ignorance of the English language. You clearly did not SEE anything about Feces...but rather, you yourself Mentioned Feces, as can be seen in the comment Thread above. If you cannot figure out where you mentioned Feces, perhaps you should go back to school, and this time use a dictionary and look up your misunderstood words.

[@Dana_Danarosana]

The very ending was crazy!! Backwards, forwards, backwards, forwards, backwards, forwards... I've NEVER seen any plane do that before!!!

[@MinecraftAventures]

Well I think we couldn't have done any better so high five to the capt !

[@bliglum]

Awesome footage! You can really see the airframe flexing and shifting. and dat gear!!! Great vid!

[@GUPANUL]

Let us all remember not the sky is the limit, but the ground! All my respect to pilot, crew and constructor!

[@Brycesweaver]

That's amazing, not only the skill of the pilot but the hydraulics of that gear to not tear apart.

[@TheCrimsonFlame17]

Props to the pilot

[@Barnekkid]

Super extreme crosswind landing. It's a tribute to the aircraft designers and builders, and the pilots skill.

[@50srefugee]

Also, unless I'm very much mistaken, it looks like there's a strong crosswind (from the left of screen) and substantial turbulence. If that's the case, then this pilot may well have been doing a fabulous job. Imagine walking across a floor when the floor is both moving sideways and bouncing up and down.

[@royalstarfish17]

I am impressed how the airplane managed to take off in the first place with the captain's massive balls.

[@finallyfamousjames]

agreed…who has the type of nuts to deal with that much power?

[@lreyesmd]

Finallyfamousjay Hill chuck norris

[@jacobvarley5453]

The plane was only half full, the balls took up the first half of the plane. The pilot had to buy all of the first class seats.

[@rolyatknarfable]

Jacob varley Big ball references are funny.

[@austben]

kaiser5102 the plane exceeded mtow

[@nefariousnilbog]

They deserve every penny they get. Considering the difficulty of the job and the pressure, these guys and girls of the air are simply amazing.

[@hamzazafar]

Almost looked like a vertical landing for a moment.

[@BeechComer]

"Ladies and gentlemen, that was quite a bump, and I know what you're thinking, and I'm here to tell you, it wasn't the Captain's fault, it wasn't the First Officer's fault, and it wasn't the airplane's fault -- it was the asphalt. Please remain seated while Captain Kangaroo taxis what's left of the airplane to the terminal. Once the tire smoke has cleared and the warning bells are silenced, you may pick your way through the wreckage to the jetway. Thanks for flying with us, we hope you enjoyed giving us the business as much as we enjoyed taking you for a ride!"

[@Col.J.N.W.SinghKhandala]

BeechComer Ha ha ha ha!

[@Col.J.N.W.SinghKhandala]

BeechComer The best aviation humor by far.

[@anjoskold]

It almost looked like a vertical landing haha

[@carlosmaldonado5411]

Sir, you are a Pilot in my Book!!!!!!!!!

[@razorblurHD]

Who is disliking amazing videos like this? ^^ You can't get a better pilot :)

[@PackYourPunch]

That landing was boss AF

[@alphayourface]

(1) The passengers must have been freakin' out. Glad nothing bad happened. (2) It's pretty amazing that the giant bucket of metal flies in the first place. Science is awesome.

[@toxikfun2604]

Its not exactly science, it was just "do like the birds"

[@JohnDoe-xz7wt]

ToxikFun which is science lol since it involves air flow

[@vyashtuijnman6417]

John Doe At least it's not something like ''Because it's a miracle'' :P

[@TheDatingLab]

I work by the airport and I see pilots making hard landings like that every time there are high winds. I give these pilots major kudos! They're responsible of hundreds of people's lives! I can't have that kind of pressure!

[@justforever96]

Look at those wings flexing! Crazy! Pilot's earning his pay today! I bet a few passengers soiled themselves too, the way she was wiggling about!

[@AGENT47ist]

This pilot has balls of steel,because it takes ball of steel to land a plane like this in that weather and 200 lives depending on you. Well done,Pilot =)

[@prankfiles]

I have bigger balls to do the prank i just uploaded Drive Thru Drug Dealing Prank! Enjoy! DRIVE THRU DRUG DEALING PRANK

[@joelclark2688]

no lol, try legit drug dealing at drive thru. *me driving not ordering* I hand you bag at burger king through the drive through and you give me cash. no pranks, just trying mak a dolla f000

[@sailaab]

Passenger in C25: i'm tired, wake me up at touchdown. Cabin Crew: for sure :) {{chuckles}}

[@peoplemcnuggetz]

That's how I land on GTA 5.

[@MrSchrodingersCat01]

That was about the best landing you could pull off in those conditions. Extreme crosswinds, heavy turbulence, and the downdraft just before touchdown. Dang good pilot if you ask me. Also, landing gear on airliners is tested and designed to withstand stuff even worse than that.

[@kadafi4lyf]

thats some quality tyre! and to think my car's tire can't go on with a screw in it

[@MonteKalafiori]

...and few of passangers straight from airport to the dentist :)

[@dewasanjaya]

Rachel B

[@hassanatti4668]

v

[@JVIPER88]

Because of the perspective, it looks like the jet is coming in for a vertical landing like a Harrier. I was wondering what the hell was happening at first. Crazy landing.

[@Haza3137]

I think its because of the long lens... it compresses the foreground and background

[@Barzins1]

What an amazin job of landing. Very impressive.

[@PeterNXavier]

The pilots needed some new pants there. The plane took it like a champ, landing on one gear and a high stress bounce.

[@withnonamemarketing]

Why do I click on these, knowing I fly often? I would shit myself.

[@FireBomberBassist]

This pilot is awesome. Nice job buddy. Hope you see all the praise you're getting.

[@eathams]

hey co-pilot. hold my beer. now watch this shit.

[@Wolfgame30]

I was on a flight back from Denver to Pittsburgh and there was a storm. Right before the landing all the flight attendants went through the cabin multiple times telling everyone that it was going to be a "bumpy" landing and to stay buckled. as we made the approach you could tell there was something wrong. Not only did we drop fast but the whole aircraft seemed to shudder and felt like we were tiltled and not straight. Then all of a sudden it seemed like a split second before you feel the wheels touch down everything was smooth as silk.. and the landing was the smoothest landing I think Ive ever experienced.. even the attendant got over the speaker and said thats how we do it on southwest airlines..enjoy your stay. lol. you could feel the entire plane give out a collective sigh from holding their breaths

[@Brionatic]

I would have honestly shit my pants if I was on that flight

[@saicharanmerugu3402]

It's awesome . Passengers are lucky to have such a skillful pilot.

[@jetengine7]

One of the more dramatic crosswind landings I've seen. Kudos to the pilot for having the guts and skills to safely land that giant bird in those conditions and to the Boeing engineers who designed the landing gear to absorb such extreme forces.

[@FishDontBlinq]

That was just great landing in bad weather. Nothing to do with pressing the landing gears limits.

[@Readthisandyourafag]

Your profile picture makes my eyes angry.

[@FishDontBlinq]

That escalated quickly....

[@fernandog.ramirez.6917]

This is what I call skill and balls.....

[@tylerchristensen1535]

So... from the audio it was extremely windy at the location, this kind of landing is to be expected in those conditions. I also would say that wasn't the limit of the landing gear, it could have probably turned another few degrees and compressed another few feet towards the plane. Landing gear is designed to take this kind of stress without fail time and time again. Personally this is a cool shot, but I don't think the plane came anywhere near crashing. I mean look the pilot even with the plane sideways landed damn near dead center on the runway he obviously knew what he was doing, and the plane he was flying.

[@337Mr]

"Slipping" is a common technique when landing in high cross winds.

[@xaeo]

how would they get a million people to watch by putting a title like "plane lands safely"?

[@HEARTS-OF-SPACE]

Holy crap, there's someone on KZbin who actually knows what they're talking about! Thank you for sharing!

[@tylerchristensen1535]

xaeo You know when I posted, I didn't even see how many views this video had.... WHY? Why are there so many views.....

[@anthonyb4321]

Tyler Christensen The reason this is different than other landings is this plane bottomed out its landing gear, landing relatively sideways is normal, hitting that hard is not. The passengers felt the brunt of it I bet, but it has so many views because most people expected to see a crash.

[@matthewbrinsfield1063]

That was the most awesome cross-wind landing I have ever seen. Give that pilot a raise.

[@AlaskaMike72]

Big crosswinds and huge steel balls on that pilot!

[@joshjameskiwibushman]

crikey, some good flex in those wings - like wellington airport in new zeland

[@carlvogt6162]

ok gear inspection please

[@abryvonliebig1736]

Carl Vogt yeah we sure hope someone said Hay we need to look that OVER before the next fight. However, this one likely was pulled from service and tires replace and full inspection.

[@LOLmusics]

Ryan Air Pilots trying out 767s now? Lol

[@DUSAviation]

Nearly 8 million views.. that is what you deserve!

[@MrBigmurf1971]

Notice how the gear absorbs almost all the shock of the impact,and keeps on ticking. Boeing you got props!!!!

[@fastimes420]

Looks like it was hovering

[@ChakibTsouli]

0:28 Tires twerking better than miley.

[@msn-willz7723]

For a few seconds it looked like it was hovering

[@rune1909gamer]

No bloody shit mate, it's a bloody plane!

[@SamRFixes]

Rune Trust Planes dont hover you fucking moron!

[@msn-willz7723]

Rune Trust I said it looked like it. Not say that it literally was hovering... read asswipe.

[@UKAviationMovies]

Unbelievable. The skills and the engineering here are a thing of beauty. That 767 would have been weighing in at over 100 tons at that point...

[@skipstalforce]

This is your Capt. speaking, we'll be circling back around to pick up the luggage

[@kaavish7]

What a pilot.

[@Waleed90wm]

and What a plane.

[@MrEvtmazda]

Work with guys who build landing gear. You would be amazed at the technology in that landing gear.

[@JT29501]

As a trainee pilot, these conditions are a little tricky but nothing exceptional. And the gear can withstand much more stress than that, I have been to an airbus factory and seen the tests! :)

[@CentralTexasRailJetProductions]

***** Just a heads up, Its a Boeing 767. not a Cessna

[@JT29501]

I'm fairly sure he was trolling.. he has to be trolling, doesn't he? :D

[@herefordwales922]

Loved to see all comments from different people their thoughts, ideas, suggestions, this and that and some negatives+ positives and that's fine at least he landed the plane safely and no one hurts that's all I'm cared about. Well done to the crews on board especially to the two pilots.

[@ccwalker050]

WOW! That is some pressure on those trucks! Everybody onboard felt that touchdown. Great job by the crew considering the winds they were dealing with.

[@Schipholhotspot]

looks fanstic the landings in this weather great video i saw it imbedded in a new site. i filmed a go around this weekend that was great bud this looks way better thanks for sharing

[@amynorlee5868]

Text book landing....bravo.

[@ajlarrabure]

Cross wind landing!!!!

[@JackPoint]

I'd get rid of that textbook then. Not the best executed crosswind landing, although gusts didn't help

[@amynorlee5868]

JackPoint i believe you are not pilot

[@amynorlee5868]

***** please ask pilot how they shud land during cross wind....when you know the technique then you know why i said it was perfect.

[@fmanh]

JackPoint i am a pilot. Given the obviously gusty conditions this was as good as it gets. In a steady crosswind it would have been different.

[@h8ncars]

Watching the wings flex was nerve racking enough for me.

[@PlzDontKillDave]

LOL they are designed to flex. You should see hell-copper blades

[@h8ncars]

PlzDontKillDave I know right them blades bow something fierce especially on the military choppers

[@1965shezza]

This is a brilliant landing, look at the crosswind pushing on the wingtip, this guy is a brilliant pilot. For those that cannot fly, the guy deserves medal for this landing, not a list of non flyers who think this is his fault. Think about driving in a high wind, that should give you the idea. Show some respect for his skill and training. Superb! I would fly with this guy anytime.

[@ibsn87]

That filming is absolutely stunning!!! Very impressive! It looks like its coming in for a vertical landing !

[@HamburgAirport]

Wow that was stunning!

[@flugsnug]

:)

[@scotty3034]

Boeing! Tough as nails.

[@SnoopyDoofie]

Birdie, birdie in the sky, drop some white stuff in my eye. I'm so glad that cows don't fly.

[@austben]

Hats off too the pilots, and the engineers!

[@mymd11]

The best pilot ever. Done a great job crabbing into the wind

[@bringbackfrankblack]

The 4 comments heard aboard the plane Sum Ting Wong Wi Tu Low Ho Lee Fuk Bang Ding Ow

[@cfairfull8030]

bringbackfrankblack Made my day hahaha

[@Juha-MVP]

Great video! Quality stuff

[@lihkan]

First VTOL civilian liner =D

[@elietcetera9686]

If it actually was VTOL, this is about as good a landing as one would get.

[@genegene002]

Now that is one BADASS PILOT!! I probably would have landed upside down with the wings still flapping!! LOL! GREAT JOB!!!! :)

[@DantheManShow]

Omg all of youse in the comments are so knowledgeable on planes and im just like "it landed" thats it i didnt notice anything xD

[@adamwillis6975]

That Captain and F/O must of clinked & dropped a double brandy in the bar after that!!

[@podgemcgrath]

Looked like a harrier landing from the camera angle.

[@thanhtam1996]

how good the pilot was! I can see that the wind was so strong

[@BeachMama79]

That is just scary!! I'm glad it landed safely!

[@viji_island]

Wow, I never knew planes could land straight down like a helicopter! :)

[@Omnipotent2013]

idiot that because you're looking at it from a head on perspective.

[@viji_island]

Akura Trigger I know hes not actually landing straight down, he's countering the wind gusts. Take it easy and take a chill pill.

[@Omnipotent2013]

hehueheuehueh ok lol

[@codywitt162]

I noticed that too

[@dyhmflable]

视角问题

[@RobbieRobski]

288 dislikes were from passengers of this flight.

[@Z_Co95]

Crazy how much of a beating the gear can take…. I landed a few weeks ago with a landing light out on a very dark night (Therefore couldn't see the runway for shit) Thought i was closer to the ground then i really was and flared higher then i should and stalled about 10 ft above the ground and slammed that gear into the ground. Was thinking the man above that the gear held up! I was honestly shocked and scared not only for the plane but i felt that landing the next day haha! Thats just what makes flying so fun!

[@Cookie1994UK]

Sounds the opposite of one of my night landing, I forgot to switch the damn thing on, ended up trying to flare when I saw the runway about a foot above and touched down nose wheel first. Like you say though, it impressive what a gear can take

[@55rjblue]

Bravo to the Pilot and co Pilot for having nerves of steel and excellent landing procedure.