Wake Turbulence Causes Aircraft to Drop

During a left turn, Boeing 787 Dreamliner hit wake turbulence and drops leaving us feeling weightlessness for a second but the autopilot corrects it almost instantly.
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[@salih-yp7rd]

👍

[@DriftHyena]

The sound of the hydraulics is beautiful

[@S10_Operator]

How so

[@caysen-le6gg]

Yea. Music to my ears

[@firas.5982]

@@S10_Operator you saying a plane going “wueeeeeeeeee” doesn’t turn you on?

[@S10_Operator]

@@firas.5982 No but big V8 engines do

[@firas.5982]

@@S10_Operator so there you go then. the sound of machinery is beautiful. plane or car.

[@robbiebunge859]

That's the moment that my soul leaves the plane

[@jakesnussbuster3565]

Unreasonable response

[@Johns.Insight]

Me 2 🤦‍♂️

[@salih-yp7rd]

صحيح .خاصة الطيران المنخفض في الجبال مرعب جدا😮

[@joshuachandler6541]

Crazy how fast it corrected itself

[@Cheyenne.1234]

Fr

[@unknown_0138]

Autopilot babyyyy

[@aravindmk4073]

not crazy it a technical marvel of boeing usa

[@Spyke-lz2hl]

That was most likely still the pilots hand flying. Frequently the autopilot can’t handle wake turbulence encounters and disconnects.

[@mathursharad007]

Why don’t you think the autopilot or stabilization system can’t handle wake turbulence?

[@huzaifahashmy2158]

Very interesting to see how this aircraft managed to take the sudden action

[@ABitOfEverythingHD]

Indeed, autopilot working at its best!

[@Cynsham]

The autopilot capabilities of modern jets are very impressive,the trend towards more automation in the cockpit and having more aids to display relevant information to pilots has dramatically improved flight safety over the last few decades.

[@Eezkiel]

That is awesome how it corrected

[@Nocturnalcan]

State of the art aircraft

[@jazubax]

Boeing 🤢

[@noname-zi9xm]

​@@jazubaxyou=🤢🤮

[@Kareem.K]

​@@jazubaxWhy the face, is Airbus better? I'm travelling on an a320 next week 😅

[@user-zs9jb6bi2g]

One of the worst planes in the sky... What are you talking about?

[@Nocturnalcan]

@@user-zs9jb6bi2g said who even doesn’t know how to make a paper plane.

[@joeskwara5823]

Great video to show scared people what’s happening as it should make them less nervous.

[@sujatakumari6539]

Aerodynamics is 🔥

[@DR28089]

The person recording, Tutting as if the pilot fell asleep on the job

[@randomperson8000]

No one is more deserving of a rest, yet all the effort in the world would have gone to waste…

[@tudorDaDefender]

Same exact thing happened to me in a Airbus321 neo flown by Wizzair over europe 1 month ago. Your heart goes out of your chest and then comes back

[@1bizjets]

AP doing what is designed to do.

[@chavez107]

AP? Tell me more about it

[@Spyke-lz2hl]

The pilots were most likely still hand flying here. It sounds like the aircraft was just cleaned up by the hydraulic sounds and usually the pilots fly it until it is clean, so thank the pilots for their quick response….

[@alrichfonseca2995]

Anyone who noticed the planes in the background 😅

[@maffoop]

The tsk tsk tsk of the camera person is hilarious. Yes, turbulence is totally controllable. The pilots do it for kicks and giggles.

[@MIZUch.]

You know you're living in the future when you can't tell whether this was real life or a simulation

[@Jamboliner]

that wing is a masterpiece

[@adprofessional]

That automation is so satisfactory

[@mattiek7526]

Wonderful reaction of the plane

[@Napoleon_Blownapart]

It's amazing how fast the computer reacts to the wind gust.

[@--.--]

The most impressive thing is that passengers are silent

[@robbiebunge859]

Right??? Passengers.... Me WE'RE GOING TO DIIIEEEEEE!!!!!!

[@SweetasSugah83]

Lmao

[@eranbenavraham]

I hate when that happens

[@zachduke8830]

Lovely clean wing

[@samanthainger6958]

Never seen how turbulence affects a plane from the outside, only experienced it from inside the aircraft across the Atlantic between London and Boston! ✈️

[@ThePatriot-gm1fg]

Get a window seat next time..geez

[@samanthainger6958]

@@ThePatriot-gm1fg Geez!

[@isocarboxazid]

@@samanthainger6958JEEYUZ!

[@ladymb4237]

Cool that people weren’t start hooping and a hollering that we are going to die. But that father and assumingely son moment too precious

[@Christian-vq8rd]

Very cool that you didn't suddenly have a bunch of people yelling "we're all going to die!"😂

[@johnpaulcarney3216]

Casual ufo in the background

[@earlaweese]

*That’s more than likely Meghan Trainor’s spaceship… so, no: it’s not unidentified. Meghan likes to fly around in it and troll the U.S. military and play cat and mouse games.*

[@vmsballer]

I am very used to flying in 737s. I got on a 787 and did notice the difference in seating set up but when I looked outside I was amazed to see how much further the wings extended.

[@najeejohnson3658]

The way that 787 corrected itself is Insane 😍😍 and the hydraulic system sounds 🤤

[@Poccnchallenge]

What you are looking at is the wing of an A330. The 787 has no hydraulics but has electronics

[@Dylan-djcali420]

​@Poccnchallenge it does have hydraulics are you stupid, how else would it pressurize the flight controls

[@Dylan-djcali420]

​@Poccnchallenge it has 2 electric motor driven hydraulic systems.

[@alexanderhall4281]

I miss flying so much and I can't wait to book my holiday this year

[@kurtwachter3299]

Just check out how quickly the plane reacts to the turbulence

[@illogicallyloggical]

Terrifying scene for me

[@vikramsingh-to9np]

that's not wake turbulence. that's strong downdraft

[@RemixedVoice]

Yep

[@mikehunter1483]

It’s wake turbulence. The aircraft was doing a 360° turn and hit its own wake! We call those steep turns. He was most likely doing a 360 for spacing which is common

[@aviatordiego4769]

@@mikehunter1483yeah no, if you’re maintaining your same altitude by the time you make the 360 the wake would’ve descended well below your glide path. Also I haven’t seen an airliner casually do a 360 under normal operations.

[@mikehunter1483]

@@aviatordiego4769 that’s 110% untrue because when I was in flight school we hit our own wake literally everytime we would do steep turns lol. It’s the best part of the maneuver.

[@muonpigangte1345]

the most terrifyng part of fying is when the airplane took off from the ground and start to climb up which actually feels like its falling and the second is when it tries to land it always give me bad feelings

[@robbiebunge859]

That take off stomach drop!! What the hell is that about!?

[@muonpigangte1345]

it means your stomach bout to drip

[@SSAviation737]

@@robbiebunge859Ok so usually when first departing, the pilots will pitch up to maintain a certain speed in order to gain safe altitude (and noise abatement and other stuff and not overspeed the flaps). Normally at around 1000 to 1500 feet, depending on the departure procedure, climb thrust will be set and the plane will be pitched downward just slightly in order to start increasing speed to retract the flaps.

[@bluemoonbeer8538]

That’s a huge wing!!!

[@katanayuke]

And the 787 handles it like a champ, turbulence?, What turbulence? says the 787

[@buckyperchski-mc2vo]

Turbulence! Run for the hills!

[@jdhiner1]

The flaps being lowered in a terminal area (ie close to airport landing very soon) could have flown through a wake vortex from a jet that was in that area earlier they can last for a good while and travel vertically and laterally

[@ItzDoodleman123]

Everybody sleeping became as awake as a hunting lion 😂

[@ayyankhan4262]

787 looks beutiful

[@TGM_Gaming14]

That wake turbulence ain’t no joke

[@firataltunufagi]

I always admire aircraft technology, it is magnificent.

[@manifestgtr]

Inboard ailerons are *so* cool, man. These might be flaperons? At any rate…ever since I flew on a DC10 as a young kid, inboard ailerons just get my rocks off. I think it’s because I didn’t know they existed and the DC10 was my first experience on a widebody jet that had such awesome, “extra” control surfaces…

[@wilfredtaylor2922]

Wake turbulence is only caused by the disturbed airflow from another aircraft. This was likely wind shear.

[@EZ8E]

It was like. Nope. Not today.

[@MrKjshiz]

That was a good one! Fun stuff!

[@R_Alexander029]

That PID loop 👌

[@gaming4life25]

Planes are so intelligent now a days, it corrected itself in seconds!

[@briankiely4951]

Autopilot plays a massive role here 👏

[@raph.cinema]

Beautiful dreamliner

[@mariop4237]

Beatiful wings 👍

[@1bizjets]

AP working as it should 👍

[@rynechristesen2392]

I thought I was the only one that giggled when it happened lol

[@HARUTO678]

I had the same thing before landing at Dallas

[@jr800w]

Wake turbulence from what? Was it flying close to a big aircraft on approach or take off

[@arunmehta4025]

Knew the turbulence effect but never saw the effect on wings and flaps outside at 40-50000 feet.👌

[@stevenrandazzo5213]

Just a air pocket. I was on a red eye on the way back from Las Vegas to New York and we were over the Midwest, and the flight was as smooth as silk and then all of a sudden, we dropped 3500 feet. And then it was all smooth again.

[@LiamStark96]

It could sense it coming

[@kdubbize]

Turbulence is the price to pay when flying high

[@joefung2504]

Wingflex is a automatic Electronic Gyroscope Balancing equipment

[@garrykain3488]

Did anyone else notice the ufo in the distance on the right side at the start?

[@jetflightpro]

Wake turbulence affects the aircraft behind if they are close enough, this is air pockets

[@mik7652]

Happened to the plane I was on before landing in Madeira. You can feel your soul briefly leave you body 😂😂😂 Madeira is notorious for crosswinds

[@atharvapandey174]

This once happened with me and my mother who was with me immediately started getting headache

[@ABitOfEverythingHD]

I can imagine how it might have felt. I experienced even a worse one where we lifted off our seats and people started screaming and praying. That was in Airbus A340 aircraft.

[@atharvapandey174]

​@@ABitOfEverythingHD Honestly I wonder how the weak engines of the a340 might have recovered if it was-300,-400

[@drxm.]

That autocorrection would be worth the bumps

[@LadyJoolree]

The 'are you awake?' sotto voce in flight 😂

[@mrflynn1205]

Turbulence is the best part of flying.

[@randallbenson9475]

Beautiful

[@user-nj3qw5is3q]

Think about it we don't see birds just falling out of the sky every day. If a bird can fly then a half million kg plane can fly without falling just keep that in mind 😂 don't be scared it's called turbulent Eddies you can see turbulence in a falcon gliding in a wind gust. It's totally normal don't freak out. You would most likely die in the car on the way to the airport than in flight

[@john4615]

amazing ~~

[@drpenguin4478]

That plane is a Transformer.

[@natalia-natalia4001]

Пилоты супер!

[@James_Edward59]

It’s on autopilot.

[@clist9406]

Watch the first 5 seconds, right of the wing in the middle there is a UAP

[@g6rson]

I hate that feeling so much

[@airtravelaviation491]

That’s was super cool

[@ellaboehme6748]

This happened to me yesterday on a flight. Soul left my body 💀

[@fin720s]

Yeah litterly a carbon copy of this happend to me before

[@bradcohen3801]

“Wake turbulence”? Was there another plane in front of this one that caused the wake? Or was it just turbulence?

[@Kareem.K]

Can Any experts please evaluate rougly what EDR rate is that turbulence (0.2 or 0.35 etc) im not pilot just a guy that has a fear of flight so doing some homework to further face my fears. Please and thank you 🙏

[@Aviaion]

I’ve been in worse turbulence also the captain is amazing it is clearly a strong turbulence but he regained control in less than a second

[@UnknownUser1202]

Autopilot has done it?!

[@Aviaion]

Autopilot will disconnect in a strong turbulence like this

[@carlbode666]

​@Iraqi_Kingdom no it won't..the trim corrects any deviation

[@UnknownUser1202]

@@Aviaion i am not an expert in terms of aviation but I cant imagine that especially in such a situation the auto pilot disconnects. Nobody can react so fast

[@joefung2504]

Wingflex is an automatically generated balance Electrical Gyroscope equipment

[@futurepaver2039]

I felt my stumach drop just watching that

[@shahruzpakzad8603]

These type of wings can bend about 4m up and 1m down without any risk to their structure.

[@jaredelliott5778]

Since this is a 787 the wings can actually bend almost 8m

[@Cynsham]

They bent the wings of a 787 about 25 feet upwards, almost 8 meters, without breaking during stress testing of the airframe at Boeing facilities.

[@howmathematicianscreatemat9226]

@@jaredelliott5778 yes but sadly about 0.01% of all turbulences could reach this threshold.

[@jaredelliott5778]

@@howmathematicianscreatemat9226 why is that a sad thing? It’s good. It means that it’s virtually impossible for severe turbulence to even make the wings bend to their safety limit

[@howmathematicianscreatemat9226]

@@jaredelliott5778 well, it means one out of 10.000 turbulence cases is strong enough to almost break something related to the wings. Considering that every third flight experiences turbulece, this means one in every 30.000 flights will expereince turbulence so strong that people can be lucky that the rudder and stabilizer are still intact afterwards.

[@BRUTAL.GAMING378]

I had that its breath taking

[@xs-1b415]

Beautiful airplane, Boeing got that one right.

[@lonebluewolfpublishing]

I can’t stand a drop on a turn. I would have been tapping my foot.

[@SuperGhmd]

😂

[@umutargan8236]

Now aircraft autopilot on dont worrying it's a normal 😊

[@Jktufnjhh]

Ой, а у вас облака сквозь крыло просвечивают 😅😅 К чему бы это?))

[@FreePalestineInMyLifetime]

Like when I drop in a pothole

[@coasternut3091]

For those talking about the autopilot, remember that autopilots are incredibly stupid if they're not being handled by an actual human

[@rubs013]

737 Max : hold my correction Ka boom

[@joannesatre7381]

Wind sheer ! 😮

[@carolfreitag6847]

my stomach just dropped!!

[@Kokusinji78]

I miss to feel this so much🤣🤣

[@MrSnazzy682]

What airline. Cheap or expensive airline

[@Chrisbackgroovey]

Oh the fun of wake turbulence! ❤🎉 Enjoy!

[@ags8315]

The 2 flights in the background

[@sonofwilliamchris]

That was satisfying

[@rossmacmillan3415]

Beautiful airplane

[@AH-yg2dj]

bank angle, bank angle