Plane Takeoff Goes Wrong

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[@lucaas]

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[@mattafakkah]

Luckily no one was injured

[@echo-trip-1]

I wish you narrated with your own style of voice instead of copying the Daily Dose of Internet guy.

[@okflyer777]

This is a takeoff gone RIGHT. Your flight crew handled a heavy class twin engine with an engine failure exactly at the most critical point in the takeoff. Secured the engine and made a quick return back for the landing. Made it look easy because they're pro's. They earned their entire career's income in ONE FLIGHT. Your flight. Kudos to your crew.

[@rtbrtb_dutchy4183]

They did a good job, but you are making an assumption they shut down the engine and secured it. A lower power setting might have stopped the vibration or reduced it enough to keep it running. They used the reverser on that engine. So that one in the video was still running. Could be the other one with the vibration of course.

[@okflyer777]

@@rtbrtb_dutchy4183 When dealing with engine issues using the term “secured” does not necessarily imply a shut down. It means putting the engine in a safe state. But yes you’re probably right this engine was likely in idle power on approach/landing. Still my major point remains: crew deserves credit here. I have 36 years now as a professional pilot and have only had an engine fail close to V1 one time. It’s a very very rare event.

[@rtbrtb_dutchy4183]

@@okflyer777 31 years here. In my book, “engine secure” call means a full shut down and I’m pretty sure you know this. Besides that, I agree that he was likely at a lower power setting. Had one real life engine failure during rotation. (Bird) In the beginning of my career in the 1990’s. This was in a Lear 24. We got the engine restarted in downwind, but had to keep the power below 80% due to vibration above that. We did have the occasional flame outs at high altitudes in Lear 24’s and 25’s. But that was just going down to FL280 and restart. It just meant the fuel computer needed to be changed. (Which wasn’t really a computer).

[@alexisalam7309]

First plane, you said A330. But are you sure that Airbus have engine with reverser?

[@ChadDidNothingWrong]

I used to work at a busy airport, and a _whole flock_ of birds _on the runway,_ and _at ground level_ was completely unheard of. If that had happened where I live, someone would be in jail right now. That could have easily taken out both engines.

[@Themilkmanskid.]

The first time I saw an unrestricted climb was at an airshow. It was so impressive and thought to myself this is what a rocket would look like taking off.

[@whytebearconcepts]

I live off the end of the 11L/R of KFAT, we have the 144th FW of the California ANG and their F-15C's here. They do 3 sorties a day during the week, about half the departures are unrestricted. We have a lot of transient F-35C's and F/A-18's from NAS Lemoore as well, it's a 5-day-a-week airshow around here.

[@m4inline]

I saw a top fuel dragster take off. After that everything in life became inadequate.

[@edconway9072]

My First unrestricted climb was in the front seat of a T-33.

[@dakchang63]

What an fcf functionisl check flight looks like saw every one of my birds after a phase check do that ... thrilling

[@krisvalenti4141]

Pretty sure a rocket goes way faster than a plane though.

[@valobrien9596]

The A-319 fly-by at 1:53 is my favourite clip. It's very cool to see larger planes such as airliners flying low and fast like that, airshows are the only place you'll see that I guess.

[@Aviation-Travel]

Absolutely agree 😊

[@jimmyjango5213]

And what a sound too

[@EdTheShed1]

Once when I was in elementary school, a jetliner popped outta nowhere and flew what I remember as about a hundred metres above us. Everyone was outside at the time since it was lunch. Oh, I wish I could see that again…

[@pauljs75]

Those big ol' chonker commuter jets can outrun WWII aircraft easy, but you're rarely at a vantage point where it's flying in a way that makes it somewhat obvious.

[@dlmiroslavlb739]

correct, just as you said, this is from the slovak international air show, chcek the full video linked in description of this one, both fokker and 319 belong to the squadron of slovak ministry of interior

[@yifanodili3004]

Casual air force one sighting in the first vid

[@aviationdude15]

Exactly what i thought😂😂

[@SShiJie]

I am truly relieved that no one was injured.

[@GSatiFan]

A few birds were shredded and y'all saying no one was injured *criez *

[@alexandru_a]

Usually no one is hurt... Otherwise it was a tragedy ⚕️

[@diesersiggi2521]

This Video injured me

[@joemeyer6876]

And No “Nearly”. . .

[@gehteuchnixan69]

Those birds got turned into chunky salsa. I guess it's fair to say no one got injured, because there's no going back from this

[@blinard1]

Anyone else notice Air Force one on tarmac during landing at Dublin in 1st clip???

[@teddybear8923]

ya, biden was here for easter

[@DreamOfFlying]

That’s not the name of the plane itself

[@leniterfortis4832]

Air Force two right behind it.

[@Jesse_de_jong]

@@DreamOfFlying yes we know but its just easy to call it that

[@blinard1]

@@DreamOfFlying i know. I can almost hear the adanoids

[@kaimurtagh]

Air Force One in the background of the first clip 😁

[@blowe85206]

The 747 will always be the queen of the skies but to see the last true double decker is pulls at the heart strings. Both beautiful aircraft in their own right.

[@Twintailwinds]

1:30 Nice landing all things considered. Can see crazy flexing of the wings (for 777) right before touchdown

[@Mikeyender]

You can see Air Force 1 in the back when the aer Lingus landed

[@LiberumFatalis]

good catch

[@DreamOfFlying]

That’s not the airplanes name.

[@northunited280]

@@DreamOfFlyingIt is.

[@northunited280]

The presidents aircraft is named ”air force one” but the plane model is boeing 747.

[@northunited280]

@@DreamOfFlyingcheck 0:43

[@chrismayor998]

The Air Force one was just casually sitting in the background in the first clip

[@danielkendel]

Joe Biden was visiting Ireland at that time

[@stevemcgarrett303]

@@danielkendel FJB

[@jasperhunter8386]

Of course the last ever a380 is going to Emirates

[@revolutions88]

It's actually going to Ryanair

[@ThatOddPerson]

@@revolutions88 the tail fin is emirates so its going to emirates (the tailfin is painted before body)

[@jasperhunter8386]

@@ThatOddPerson its called a joke

[@jasperhunter8386]

@AuschwitzSoccerRef. a.) It was never delivered b.)They rely partially on tourism, so just don't be prejudiced against the saudis

[@ThatOddPerson]

@@jasperhunter8386 ah ok

[@landingslowly]

Nice episode as always!

[@franciscosandiego3026]

Great video brother from the imperial county California 👍👍🖐️🇺🇲🇺🇲

[@aaronglynn4621]

Very cool seeing Airforce 1 in the background in the first clip!

[@whytebearconcepts]

$25B investment for the A380 was never recouped, I can remember when Airbus said the demand would be over 1,000 aircraft. Yet only 251 were built, and a few have already been scrapped. I think they missed to boat with not building a pure cargo or even a combi version.

[@anthonyjones8729]

That gran prix flyover was so cool

[@directaviation2044]

0:48 AF1 in the background parked and 2 C-32 behind it

[@MorsDengse]

What you ment to say was: This is a computer simulation of the last A380 ever built.

[@DailyAviationGeeks]

Nice video 🎉❤

[@bridgecross]

The A380 still astounds me. I say that as a lifelong Boeing fanboy.

[@mdgk5657]

Agree. Especially when its in unfinished painting, you don't see that every day.

[@ruddigerburns9051]

I'm glad it wasn't my tax money that built it!

[@matthewmosier8439]

I like Airbus airplanes. Like Boeing just as much, though

[@bobbwc7011]

Boeing has become trash, dishonoring their German name.

[@manganvbg90]

A380 is an uggly bird

[@OmnipotentEnt]

Nicely done Aer Lingus pilots!!

[@ipadize]

"luckily no one was injured" except the birds

[@peroozura]

02:03 meanwhile in the cockpit: "woop woop, pull up, pull up, terrain, terrain, woop woop pull up, bank angle, bank angle, terrain, terrain, pull up, pull up..." 😂

[@Aviation-Travel]

Great video my friend wow!!! That Airbus ❤

[@TheRebelOne.]

So you are back narrating again.....Good to have you back.👍

[@AlongtheRiverLife]

Excellent job by the flight crew!

[@John_390]

Awesome video

[@vondahe]

Their eyes all say “wow, we really have nothing to complain about”.

[@Anriandor]

The last one was really cool 😆

[@gistsc]

Dublin plane landing scene with Air Force One in the background! Sweet!

[@keegxn2855]

0:41 Airforce One just casually sitting in the background

[@chriscurtain1816]

When the reversers opened, I expected to see a load of feathers fly out.

[@PresentEchoes]

Pretty cool how you can see VC-25A (the air force one plane) in the background 0:44

[@teamgaius]

Cool one!

[@palmesv]

Hi lucaas. Your love for aviation has made me interested and inspired me to make videos about aviation.

[@steveblackbird]

As an Aircraft engineer of 30+ years, I'm very glad I've spent the last 12~ years working on our A380s. Such a clever, well designed beast of an aircraft. Definitely have a huge soft spot for them. Aluminium overcast as we call them. It's sad they won't be producing more. Bigger twins are much more cost effective for airlines despite being a lovely aircraft to fly on. (working on, not so much lol)

[@Jesse_de_jong]

0:41 is that Airforce One in the background??

[@AviationLoverIndonesia]

Yup 👍👍

[@the5thmusketeer215]

0:18 “Luckily, no one was injured…” 🤔😳 Tell that to the Birds that flew into the engine… 🤕🥵☠️🪦

[@loneaxolotl]

I miss his tag line. He doesn't say it that much anymore. 😔

[@chloescat]

A380 is my fav plane, was lucky to fly a Singapore Airlines A380 in August 2008. Beautiful bird! ❤️

[@GlesgaPlanes]

In the first vid you can actually see AirForceOne in the background when the plane lands

[@Harito_BG]

nice one

[@Robochop-vz3qm]

Particularly like the A319 high speed pass. Awesome 👍

[@Wildstar40]

Gotta watch out for that fluck of birds 🤣

[@LMays-cu2hp]

Looking very nice.

[@1bizjets]

Wow. A blessing that everyone was ok.

[@dave161141]

@Lamar Loyde You earn a like, obviously

[@user.asleep]

That A380 is so majestic

[@simonmccloskey8999]

Birds had too many pints of Guinness 😂

[@kevinfitz8516]

Aer Lingus pilots are very well trained ☘

[@OmnipotentEnt]

EIN is great

[@Lx1X51]

I bet the pilots already had a good day and this made it better

[@ronwyckoff824]

We have those black T-38s here. They fly opposition to the Raptors. Always a cool sight.

[@FonikosGazmas]

1:00 Majestic AF

[@gogofuntime_yt]

I love how he didnt even mention Air Force One in the background of the first clip landing lol

[@Roboseal2]

Cf6 engines are known to have these compressor stall and bird strike problems but can contain debris.

[@andrewromo9496]

In the first clip, air force one and air force two were sitting in the background

[@boeinga370]

I was on the exact aircraft in the first clip a week earlier and I swear there was something wrong with it. It was making such a terrifying abnormal noise from around the wing and landing gear area during taxi, after takeoff and the first few hours if flight and again during landing. It was some sort of high pitch screeching noise.

[@yasirmohammedali]

hi ... thanks for the video

[@whatnow9288]

2:45 - Tower to Fighter - "Climb to 2000 feet " - Fighter to Tower " Yes "

[@rabidL3M0NS]

Man those A380s are ships with wings goddamn

[@lenski4627]

0:44 vc-25b just chilling in the back

[@andresdelcampo6733]

I still can't believe that little birds can cause damage to this giant vehicle when it's built to be so tough and to deal with turbulence.

[@TurreTuntematon]

Agree.

[@GalootWrangler]

Especially with fans spinning at at or near maximum speed, as at takeoff, you’re looking at trouble from anything ingested. Someone educated in the mechanics or physics of it (not me) could give a good explanation. Apologies for any misstatements.

[@andreww2098]

@@GalootWrangler unlikely it broke or seriously damaged any of the blades, probably just thrown off balance by bits of bird stuck to them

[@triage2962]

Looks like the blades got damaged and the engine was vibrating and vibrations can do serious damage over time.

[@andresdelcampo6733]

@@triage2962 that costs a fortune

[@dougaltolan3017]

Jet: requesting FL 360 then bearing 180. ATC: cleared as requested.

[@twjohnson1203]

2:52 Pretty much any of us that might have been riding along have passed out at this point! 😵‍💫

[@38911bytefree]

Boy the fighter just luanched as a rocket.

[@marinegunny826]

This is your captain speaking, our in flight menu now includes shredded pheasant.

[@oriol108]

how do they do that steep climb without stalling ?

[@mogelkaiser1876]

0:41 the air force one chilling in the background

[@karstendoerr5378]

The vibrations in the turbine after the bird strike can be explained. It is a stall at several compressor blades, also called compressor stall. If the stall occurs at several blades, compressor surge occurs. This causes air to flow back from downstream compressor stages until sufficient pressure is available again. This is repeated periodically at a frequency of 5 to 30 hertz as long as the backpressure of the compressor stage remains at the value that triggered this process. And this is perceived as vibrations of the turbine.

[@SeanXSF]

you know it's a good day when lucaas uploads.

[@ronaldscott781]

A380’s wingspan so big a single wing wave takes ten minutes to complete. ✈️👍

[@ghostrider888]

i watched the video to the end and luckily no one was hurt

[@tanks608]

what is a T38 doing at a normal airport?

[@ImpendingJoker]

A lot of Air National Guard units operate out of civilian airports. At Jacksonville Airport(KJAX), you can see F-15 fly from there often.

[@Sam_Dowell_05]

Casually AF1 on the Aer Lingus landing.

[@OrganicOyster]

2:00 I think this is the 4th time we are seing this low pass

[@UnionCountyPhotography]

0:44 no onve even noticed the VC25 lmao

[@VeltyGames]

0:48 Air Force One B747 in the background :O

[@Rmm1722]

nice

[@TYMEproductions111]

In the first clip the engine was fine, they just decided to land because they weren’t 100% sure no damage was done

[@rhysadams]

Air Force One at Dublin in the 1st clip

[@kimmer6]

The birds need to get the flock out of there!

[@cdnmetelhead4013]

The birds. Was it a flock of seagulls?

[@josephcullen2512]

That's so sad 😢 poor birds

[@NeonVisual]

A380 Cammo Edition

[@TheRealL4dsharks1]

0:41 Is that three Air Force One jets in the background?

[@bluzzedude2677]

They say (pilots) having to turn back and land with all of that unburned fuel is really dangerous. If there's time, most pilots will try and dump as much as they can but sometimes you can't do that. Landing so heavy like that blows out tires, hydraulic hoses. Landing gear can be damaged beyond repair sometimes.

[@PVT_P0TAT0]

If you notice at the end of the first clip you can see air force one on the asphalt

[@h4wk_63]

0:41 oh wow theres an Air Force One in the back

[@turbo2ltr]

Had no idea they were stopping production of the A380. Is there a replacement? Or was the market too small for such a large plane?

[@earlwoodman6492]

I think it's just that the smaller planes have improved so much efficiency-wise that the A380 and 747 just don't make economic sense anymore.

[@flybygaming7982]

0:49 Anyone else notice Air Force One in the background? Haha

[@MachoMandem]

Last A380? Have they stopped production of them? If yes, why? With economies of scale, isn't it one of the most cost effective planes to fly?

[@skimmer8774]

The A 380 is out of production ? I was looking at an A 390 with triple decks but not sure if that's replacing.

[@ImpendingJoker]

If it's a joke it's a bad one. If not, there is no such thing as an A390, and yes, the A380 is now out of production.

[@yoyoyoyoshua]

That A390 you saw was a artist creation. A380 failed already so no way Airbus would build a triple decker plane.

[@verifiedtoxicangel2411]

please share with me whatever you're smoking or injecting

[@cykz2004_dwimmy_the_oof]

Never seen these kinds of reverse thrusts on 330s

[@rtbrtb_dutchy4183]

They have those.

[@patrickjordan3769]

is that air force one in the backgroud at 0:47?

[@deannelson9565]

00:44 Air Force One just randomly in the background.

[@atomicbill]

I landed on Wake island. We bounced three times. The island is about 50 feet longer than the runway. Wee!

[@ImpendingJoker]

In the first clip did anyone else notice Air Force One sitting on the ramp?

[@bobbwc7011]

The A380 is the best airplane ever for travelling internationally. I loved every flight with it.

[@LtNduati]

0:50 - So we're just not going to talk about Air Force 1 in background?

[@thegreatsniper6683]

at 0:47 you can see airforce 1 parked up. this video was from when biden was in dublin and they had 2 of the smaller airforce 1's there too for short hops around the country