Complete landing in severe turbulence and wind at London Gatwick on British Airways

[@m_swizzy22]

“I think excellent pilots... before touchdown” meanwhile landing literally was a touchdown with the left, bounce, touchdown with right, touchdown with left... mhmmm

[@terrencebradley5417]

Yeah they could log that as two possibly three landings.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Yes excellent pilots!

[@liberotosco4287]

Very nightmare 🙄 but good pilot 👍

[@alisengell4489]

yes ı think too.some pılots pay attentıon too much passenger never feel bad

[@filip4963]

That’s how pilots need to land in crosswinds, it’s called the crab method. Depending on where the crosswind is, they land facing into the crosswind first with 1 rear gear, then the second rear gear touches down, and lastly the nose touches down and they add rudder input. it helps them gain more control and prevents the crosswinds from completely shoving you off the runway. so yes, excellent pilots indeed for doing their job right!

[@Delsey0211]

Ever noticed that despite the ‘scary title’ it’s awlays ok? I’ve been a flight attendant for 20 years....can you just imagine the turbulence stories I could tell you? The point I’d rather make is that I’m still here....so please let’s not be scared of turbulence, it’s a part of flying, it’s normal, it’s been engineered for way beyond what us common folk can imagine!!!

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Thanks for your comment 👍

[@shellcharles3633]

I wish I could reassure myself of this :(

[@jayfli766]

Where in the title did it say he was scared of the turbulence

[@sugarandspice2136]

Can you hold my hand during each one of my flights then? Lol.

[@girliecastro9665]

Delsey0211 is it always like this going to london?

[@Mike-rs3qt]

Minor turbulence makes the passengers upset. Moderate turbulence makes the flight attendants upset. Severe turbulence makes the pilots upset. This video only makes the passengers upset.

[@madshansen1375]

And extreme turbulence makes the plane upset xD

[@DaveyZeeTV]

I don’t think the pilots get upset that easily...? They generally fly in turbulence most of the time..

[@jnbraga67]

Have a drink and the “upset” disappears.

[@cristovaodacosta4000]

the last 15 minutes were indeed severe! perfect landing! good pilots!

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Yes very good pilots!

[@georgemurphy2579]

There are only 11-or-so minutes yo the entire video??

[@IntelligentEating]

@@georgemurphy2579 maybe the person is hard of thinking so watched at 0.75 speed

[@slihrih1340]

Hard landing! When they ask to give the captain a round of applause you know that was a tough one.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Thanks for you comment

[@saraH-yu1mx]

Some of the roughest landings I’ve had were in London. I live in LA and so it’s always smooth here and other places it’s hit or miss, but London is always cloudy and has never been a smooth take off or landing for me.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Thanks for your comment

[@globalcomparisons1973]

It's the UK of course it's cloudy

[@drummermarx7973]

Yeah sarah

[@myssangela4872]

What does it mean... In other places it's hit or miss...

[@michaelmesolellaesq]

Whoa !! That last tilt was intense !!

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Hi Michael yes

[@michaelmesolellaesq]

Mr Paul was that a scrape

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

@@michaelmesolellaesq That was close

[@MattyDemello]

Here is the thing. A camera can never pick up how bad turbulence really is. You can't tell on camera that much. I know. I was on a bumpy ride that was so bumpy some of the oxygen mask fell out of the ceiling and I had video of it and it was so scary. we were thrown around like rag dolls BUT on the camera it looked like a peaceful, none bumpy ride.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

hi! You're right, i know! thanks for your comment!

[@slihrih1340]

Matt's Horsemanship that’s right and that’s because a lot of cameras and phones have image stabilisation.

[@steveharris1740]

I had a landing like this once on an Air France flight into CDG on an Airbus 319. It’s always unnerving when you see that wing dip right before touchdown. The hardest landing I ever had was into LGA on a Delta 757-300. The pilot set that one down very hard.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Thanks!

[@padfoot3351]

No matter how often I travel by plane, fear is something I will never overcome. I've had great and smooth flights, and I've had not so minor events that even scared the pilots. Last year in Mexico city, there was a major storm while the plane was attempting to land and one of the pilots was trying to give us some information when the plane was suddenly hit by wind and he cut the message, then the lightning system started failing and I saw the crew running to get their seats and belts fastened. I usually calm myself watching them because they're the experts 🤣 if they're not worried, I try not to worry either... But they seemed scared and therefore I've never been so terrified in my life. that day we had 2 attempts before the successful one and it was awful. It was not easy to stop the plane with all the water and wind, the airport had closed while we were flying, and other flights got cancelled but we were already flying and we had nowhere else to go that had better conditions.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Thanks for sharing your experience.👍 I also like to fly but I have seen videos of air disasters. Behind a disaster is the concatenation of simple events. I sure 🙄don't want to try your experience 🤣

[@sherryebasssmith5555]

I am terrified of flying, and so glad that your plane was still able to land, and your here to tell this story!

[@kona702]

We had that exact same thing happen on a flight from Atlanta to fort lauderdale. We circled fort Lauderdale for hours because of storms and finally had to land because we were getting low on fuel. Very very bumpy landing in the middle of a thunderstorm.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

@@kona702 Sorry! Really bad experience!

[@SarasItaliankitchen]

A good captain has to keep his head 👏

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Simple truth 👍

[@SarasItaliankitchen]

truth 👍

[@SabineBeckerPUSH]

This is a bit of a bumpy flight! In all my years of flying around the world, I have yet to see “severe” turbulence!

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Thanks for your comment!

[@cristovaodacosta4000]

lucky you are!

[@ShreyaChoudhuryMusic]

I remember when we were flying back from Florida four years ago, during winter break, and we went through major turbulence...and it was unlike anything we’ve ever imagined. I freaked out like anything but somehow managed to calm down by the time the plane became stable which was probably after like 3-5 minutes of constant shaking. It was so annoying but worth the effort to keep the strength. 💕

[@_baller]

Probably cuz it's felt more than seen

[@b.entranceperium]

This was hypnotic.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

hi! Have a good day

[@g7eit]

Not too bad at all. Well done to the Captain and first officer.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Hi! Luckily they have a very good reflexes.

[@MattyDemello]

dam that landing would've freaked me out big time. no way man.

[@cristovaodacosta4000]

you are so correct!

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Hi! For me it was truly a nightmare. My hands were sweaty. I think good pilots

[@ziggysmom5646]

I've been on one very similar to this landing and yes, it's terrifying.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

@@ziggysmom5646 Yes, it's true! It is one thing to see a video, it is another thing to live the experience.

[@williegillie5712]

I wonder how close that right wing came from hitting the runway.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

My big doubt :-s

[@lukeobrien6707]

I had a similar experience today on my flight from Palma to Dublin the first attempt we missed the runway and had to go around the second attempt the plane landed on its right wheels and then hard on the the front gear everone was terrified and the children were screaming in the end we taxid to the gate safely.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

hi DJgamer i'm sorry for your similar experience.

[@cristovaodacosta4000]

oh lord!

[@Lul81028]

The screaming kids would freak me out more than the landing! Kids on planes is just one big irritation from start to end 🙄

[@carlbode666]

Before touchdown I was certain the throttles were gonna open seemed like a go around to me but those guys no what there doing and deserve that applause for getting down first go

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Thanks for you comment 👍

[@Ibra-x5y]

Ryanair who see this video Ryanair: ಠ⁠︵⁠ಠ ಠ⁠︵⁠ಠ finally someone who understands me

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Hi! have you had similar experience?

[@Matityahu755]

Hail the flight crew. Think I held my breath for the last 3 minutes of your flight. I do love turbulence, but not so close to the ground.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Hi! Matthew :-) I think they were pilots with good reflexes

[@Matityahu755]

@@ArrivaIlNonno Wonder if autopilot landed the plane 🤔😀

[@christopherthorkon3997]

Tea and crumpets flying all over the place for sure!

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

The worst moment during the landing, at that moment not eat and drink ;-)

[@shirleyfrank6280]

I only start to get sweaty palms when the pilot makes ANY kind of announcement😱

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Hi! Always palms sweaty when turbulence 😱

[@cloverazar5315]

Hi Shirley - easier said than done, I know, but please try not to worry (unless the announcement is “brace brace brace”, in which case, sure, worry a bit). But if the pilot comes over the PA to say “ladies and gentlemen, we’re going to be going through a patch of rough air momentarily”, that means that the pilot is in communication with both the ground, and (via the ATC) with pilots in the airspace immediately ahead of you. The pilot ahead is relaying weather and turbulence to the ATC, who is advising your pilot, who’s advising you - that there’s a bit of gravel on the road up ahead, so it’ll be bumpy for a bit. Think of it like road tripping with friends and getting a call from your buddy telling you there’s a speed-trap a few km ahead that he just passed. As for turbulence - just ensure your seatbelt is securely fastened at all times during the flight, and you’ll be okay! Turbulence doesn’t hurt; hitting the ceiling sure does!

[@jonowhitney5515]

When the left wing went close and the gasp, that scared me the most

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Yes

[@DeirdreMcNamara]

Turbulence is increasing. They have got to stop the accursed chem trails or at least provide the public with a decent rationale for them. Well done, terrific BA captains and crews!

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Hi! A research by the Department of Meteorology of the University of Reading sounded the alarm: thanks also to computer simulations, it is hypothesized that the number of turbulences in flight could triple by 2050-2080, above all in the areas where the corridors of the busiest routes.

[@jameycollins725]

That was a hard touchdown!

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Yes very hard touchdown thanks for you comment!

[@_baller]

Wow yeah it bounced from wheel to wheel

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Yes 🙄

[@liberotosco4287]

Very good pilots 👏👏👏

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Yes, very good reflexes just before touching the ground 👏

[@Groveland64]

Enjoying the green English countryside.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Yes :-)

[@loubadown]

great vid my friend! oh man i wouldve been screaming when plane lunged left then right wow glad made it safe

[@danielmorgan3590]

same here

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

happy to be sure now :-)

[@danielmorgan3590]

YEAH SAME HERE

[@sugarandspice2136]

Turbulence is scary, but it will NOT cause the plane to crash.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Thanks!

[@slihrih1340]

It’s the sudden dips the feeling in your stomach of free falling.

[@terrygotwhatheheaskedforfo7789]

I feel better with my feet on the ground and if I die from a air plane it's going to have to land on my head 😂😂😂😂😂

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Thanks for the comment 👍and have a good day 😀

[@paulinevanderhoff9007]

You think this is bad? I flew from Lanzarote to Exeter in Feb 2022, and we landed during Storm Franklin!!! It was truly terrifying, the worst ever. We all applauded when the plane touched down.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Storm Franklin 😮‍💨really bad experience. Also in my case it was the tail of a storm on the Uk.

[@joemaria6574]

I need to fly 2-3 times a week as part of my job, been through worse.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Sorry for your worst experiences. Thanks for your comment and have a good day.

[@cloverazar5315]

“Ladies and gentlemen, this is your wake-up call. The local time in London is 14:30.”

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

and have a good day ;-)

[@cloverazar5315]

@@ArrivaIlNonnoAfter this, even the Captain took his martini shaken.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

@@cloverazar5315 ha! Ha! 😀

[@dennismorales5876]

The pilot is in control all the time not the wind.👍

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

I think good pilot 👍

[@carlbode666]

The funny thing about turbulence is while it may harm some pax it won't harm the plane ..which is strangely comforting

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

@@carlbode666 yes strangely comforting :-) but with turbulence my hands sweat :-S

[@andreajowrey4558]

God in always in control🙏

[@dennismorales5876]

@@andreajowrey4558 I'm with you.👍thank's

[@MrSistermaryelephant]

Pretty much normal landing in Calgary when the wind is blowing off the mountains

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Thanks for your comment from Canada :-)

[@terencehawkes3933]

MrSistermaryelephant Very true. I have flown in there a lot and it can be very bumpy.

[@rootsmanuva82]

That woman in the background is so extra lol

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

ha! ha!! Thanks :-)

[@liberotosco4287]

😁😁😁

[@allservices4you794]

Yes 😀

[@miraguy7747]

It wasn't bad at all. I have been to many very bad turbulence, specially going in and out of Japan, all the way to the Philippines. When I was pregnant, my flight to Japan was very bad, we dropped 1000 feet, it was very scary, every shouted.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

I'm sorry for your bad experience !

[@jovontenicoles1128]

how did you know that it dropped 1000 feet

[@gerardmoran9560]

Nice vide. No severe, occasional moderate. Check the descriptions of turbulence with the EASA or the FAA; "large and abrupt attitude changes", and "airplane momentarily out of control". The airplane's attitude was steady, with minor attitude variations. The trailing edge flaps seemed to fluctuate- they don't do that so I'm guessing it was due to window distortion of the image. Cheers

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Hi! Easy to write and judge when not sitting on board the plane. The wing almost touches the ground during landing.

[@raaspider]

those thick low hanging british clouds

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

British weather :-)

[@therock8224]

Britain must have some of the worst weather in the world. 20 degrees C is considered a warm summer's day. Where I live, night time temperatures rarely dip that low anytime of year, if they do, people call it a "cold night"!

[@8mycereal]

*T H I C C*

[@subscriberswithnoVideos-yx3jf]

Jaxx bull fucking shit !!!!! Really

[@raptorgator]

@@therock8224 That's why we often go to visit warmer places

[@larschi90]

in severe turbulences you are not able to hold your camera, the pilots are not able to read their instruments. this is why one avoids severe turbulences. in the video are light turbulences shown.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Thanks for your comment, but I think it's easy to comment sitting in security from home. I was sitting on the plane and only those who have similar experiences can know.

[@chichi41]

That was NOT "severe" turbulence at all!

[@jayfli766]

chichi41 Buddy, you can’t see turbulence, you feel it so therefore you are stupid

[@markcatherman6625]

A possible moderate bump at most. Just a gust correction at landing, nothing more. (Career airline and military pilot.)

[@VesperAegis]

BOSS MODE PILOT

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

🤣🤣

[@overbank56]

Well done capt

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Applause to the captain!

[@mikefriend1514]

That was an impressive dip of the left wing just before the right and then left landing gear slammed down. Qualifies as turbulent and I just know my wife would have fucking hated the flight. Haha

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Thanks

[@hansumjoe]

I’m a white knuckler, and that’s not really that bad Hold ur breath when u go through the clouds then release

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Hi Hansum joe! Thanks for the advice. I have flown through the clouds many times. In this video, the feeling was not really good. Air gap, crosswind, wing that almost touches the ground, before landing. Anyway, I'll try your advice.

[@dave_yeg3898]

I was on an Air Canada flight into Winnipeg many years ago and I've never seen turbulence like that since. Disneyland should have a ride like it.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Thanks for let me know!

[@popowere]

Seems like the right wing was pretty close at the end from the runway, he had good reflex but it could have easily deserved a go around to be safe. He did a good hard touchdown at the end to make sure to avoid rebound so that’s the right thing to do when wind is against you.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

I think that's exactly what happened 👍

[@tangatoto362]

Re that last comment, thanks for some measured sanity ! Unfortunately KZbin lives on emotive titles....no one would watch if it was entitled “ skilled crew land beautifully engineered aeroplane , in crap weather “. .....😎

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Thank you very much for your comment :-)

[@grahamwalls9379]

They were up against it big time weather wise . Bit of a bumpy landing . But credit the pilots for their expertise in safely landing the plane .

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Hi Graham! Yes, very good pliots

[@edmoore3910]

nice job landing.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Thanks

[@barbhell2885]

You had a bumpy ride for sure. Thank you for sharing.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Thanks for your comment

[@billgussy6099]

The pilot was in control..

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

hi! I think was a good pilot :-) Have a good day

[@josealejandroalvaradobotei8584]

Excelente video desde Chile abrazo me encanta los aviones yo de tener miedo a las turbulencias no antes poco ahora no tranquilo cuando viajo a pta Arenas y Santiago 🇨🇱🇨🇱🤘🤣

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Muchas gracias por su comentario

[@Rocketman88002]

Severe turbulence? You should have been on our flight back to the world from Vietnam. We had just finished a meal about half an hour before landing in Tokyo. All if a sudden we fell out if the sky. Trays, people and all not secured hit the ceiling. That happened two or three times. That bird made it to SEATAC with no problems. I was the first off the plane and when I bottomed the stairs, I went to the ground and kissed it.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Sorry for your bad experience

[@odinsson204]

Pretty good ground turbulence there.

[@pippoyster]

Air mail special!!! A cloudy day, in London town... but through cloudy London sky the sun was shining... everywhere... Ma chi stava pedalando?

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Funny comment! Thank you very much!

[@loonylovesgood]

This was like my flight into Vancouver today.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Hi! I hope no fright!

[@oysterpippo]

I'm leavin' on a jet plane... don't know when I'll be back again... oh babe I hate to go....

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Thank you very much indeed

[@stevenreiss]

this is turbulent but routine landing that one can get into in strong sidewinds - unless you are lucky enough to have them right on the nose. there are limits to windspeed and you may have to go around or go to an alternate airport.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

I think the final wind ( 10:25 ) was unexpected

[@SamuelMangaliprofile]

I'm not a pilot I just like flying, I do have a question about this landing. The flaps on this plane seem to be set for take-off and not for landing does anyone know why?

[@seannoble8948]

I noticed the same thing...looks like the flaps are only set to 10 or 15 degrees when they should be set to 30 to 40 degrees. Maybe they aren't set cause of the turbulence or wind speed? IDK

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Thanks

[@_baller]

Yeah they don't look in landing setting

[@carlbode666]

Could see the crabbing effect from the wings attack angle right until touch down ...nice

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Hi! Thanks for your comment! I think that with cross wind the landing is much more demanding

[@MrLetmein2011]

Christ I bet you were glad to get down!!

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

+MrLetmein2011 hi! Yes

[@user-gu3ie]

Wait..isnt this pretty common when landing at Gatwick?..I believe every time I've landed at Gatwick it peared with some bumps and shakes.... it's such a momentary thing..I dont think I've ever heard anyone in the plane react to it in this manor....

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

I saw the wing almost touching the ground!!

[@c-historia]

ho avuto la stessa esperienza! caspita

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Ciao davvero! Dove?

[@c-historia]

@@ArrivaIlNonno stesso posto, esattamente la medesima esperienza nel medesimo luogo haha pazzesco!!!

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

@@c-historia eravamo sullo stesso volo 🤣

[@jimrobin]

It's a pity that praise for pilot had to be prompted. I'd have applauded spontaneously!

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

I agree with you

[@Zeleathos]

Nice video! But i would say this is more light turbulence. The shaking would be so bad you would not be able to hold your phone and get a clear video at all.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Thanks for your comment

[@jayfli766]

You are an idiot, there is something called auto focus. Stop being ignorant you can literally hear the plane shake

[@ludmilacamila7523]

God bless all pilots

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Yes :-) These pilots had excellent reflexes

[@husniahadam8258]

I prefer to take passengers ships to travel everywhere.Please prepare passengers ships for optional shoo send as many as aircraft

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Hi Adma! To be honest i'm realy like the ships but for long journeys the airplane is better.

[@toastecmo]

Okay try a nigh time approach and trap to a USN aircraft carrier with deck pitching +/- 12 feet.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Everyone experiences it at least once in their life ;-) maybe ;-)

[@chrispatterson1019]

Bird @ 10:26 is experiencing her best landing in years.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Thank you so much for your message

[@sherrymiller2302]

Up, Down, Up, Down, Up, Down......Ohh!.. Bump!.........Up, Down, Up, Down...

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Ring around the rosie a pocketful of posies ashes, ashes we all fall down

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

;-)

[@stevenreiss]

landing in crosswinds is a problem on some days in the uk because of strong west sw winds. everyone wants to land on time and a go around means about 45 minutes delay so one tries to avoid a goaround. plus fuelexpenditure, of course so thats about 0.75 x 2950 litres per engine e.g for a 737. nasty crosswinds are a challenge no one likes.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Thank you for your comment

[@AnnaB-dt5jz]

Why are these videos always sped up? To make it more dramatic ??

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Video is authentic. There are no changes to the video.

[@asadullah4929]

too hard crosswing landing. brave pilot.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Yes! very good pilot

[@z4ynRx]

Wow never seen a landing like that from a first persons view

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Thank you for your comment 👍

[@elliconline2301]

Im going to London on November 9 2019, in one month (first flight) guess what , we arrive at gatwick..:/

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

This happens very rarely! Don't worry! :-)

[@jamieingram7113]

Don't worry it is not like that everyday, Maybe 10 days out the year would the wind be that bad.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

@@jamieingram7113 Climate change will make situations like this worse.

[@jamieingram7113]

Mr Paul that is true i agree in that regard but sometimes i think people forget that they are in a metal tube designed to cruise at approx 500mph and at roughly 40,000 feet in the air. The air is very very different up there and having pockets of air which can cause up draft or down draft is just part of putting said aircraft in that position. I can assure anybody that is scared of turbulence/flying that these planes are put through stress tests which go well beyond any turbulence ever recorded. I know it's unsettling and an alien feeling to us as day to day we experience nothing even similar. Enjoy your flight cos as far as i am concerned my holiday starts when i step foot on that plane, hope this helps a little. 🌍🛫✈️🛬🌞🍹🌴💯

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

@@jamieingram7113 Thanks

[@Davotheledge]

This is why I try not to look out at the precise time the plane is landing. Still damn scary regardless.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Hi David! My hands always sweat before!

[@mpggv8368]

good vid.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Thanks for your comment 👍

[@flyingdentist]

incredible

[@erhankubak5193]

I would call that a close call to be honest. That was a horrible touch down.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Very strong crosswind

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

hi Erhan! What do you think about horrible touch down?

[@ThatCanadianGirlPassport]

🤦‍♀️

[@philipemma2359]

Horrible? Id say the pilot did an awesome job landing that bird considering the strong headwind and turbulence. They have years of training in all sorts of weather scenarios.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

@@philipemma2359 they had good reflexes :-)

[@totallyrandom1126]

Since almost the entire video was shot from the view of just the wing it was hard to really see the severe turbulence. The only exception was the slam the pilot took upon touchdown. Yikes, the poor landing gear.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Thanks

[@stevenpayne3707]

You would not have been able to video if it was severe. Solid moderate for sure.

[@LUVZEP77]

For my best friend T, who'll be travelling soon, please have a safe flight to Italy and back! I will miss you dearly

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

yes i hope :-)

[@jonahsgang8830]

This is not severe(so technically click bait ) but good video

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Hi Jonahs thanks for your comment but the Wings almost touching the ground, the weather was certainly turbulent! It;s realy, original video, no effect for click bait.

[@linesided]

phew what a close call - that wing almost fell off. Uggh back seat drama...

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Hi! Luckily the pilot have a very good reflexes.

[@paolamaccedda8722]

Was It a pukey situation ?? 😣

[@flyingdentist]

impressive one

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Thanks for your comment!

[@flyingdentist]

scary windshear touch down

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Yes

[@TJS483]

I would say God’s will be done and start praying my rosary until the plane lands or crashes

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Thanks for your comment

[@markstevenson1646]

Looked fine to me

[@asmedenio]

come fly with me... let's fly let's fly away!!!.... we'll land at Gatwick and not... in Acapulco bay!

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Many thanks for your funny comment :-)

[@azizabdull6931]

why i'm watching this😭😢

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Thanks watching the video :-) Why?

[@lizzycastellanosflores6015]

Ya me inmajino ke helado ha deser en las alturas

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Thanks for your comment

[@raffyjr9756]

Omg... scary touchdown

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Yes Raffy

[@raffyjr9756]

@@ArrivaIlNonno 😊🙏🏻

[@yamyam1692]

Where/when are the turbulences? Anyway, they're not "severe" ay all. They are as usual ir even less. There are more turbulences when you Drive a car on a secondary way.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Hi Yam! Wing almost touching the ground, the weather was certainly turbulent!

[@yamyam1692]

@@ArrivaIlNonno oh, that's scaring! 😱

[@choongta]

Dunno...appeared to be smooth as a glider to me.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

it's one thing to sit at home it's another thing to be seated on that plane

[@minamazziniunofficialdedic7481]

gone with the wind... Just like a leaf that has blown away

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Thanks for the nice and poetic comment :-)

[@macjohnk]

i would be more worried about the age of their aircraft - ancient

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

:-S

[@YuliaHadassahK]

Nice video, but very little turbulence.

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

From minute 10 it's evident strong crosswind. The pilot also talks about this.

[@jayfli766]

What an idiot, you obviously don’t know what a crosswind is LOL

[@ElAye]

Sounded like a good 🍆down at first touch to me..😅

[@lenalee5516]

4:06 i felt like my tummy jumped to my heart, that feeling when its about to land is so disturbing for me

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

Hi! My hands always sweat

[@lenalee5516]

@@ArrivaIlNonno i knoow right 😩 but it's exciting at the same time, i miss traveling

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

@@lenalee5516 you are right :-) The desire to travel is greater than the fear of flying!