Wake vortex variety

[@stormaurora5536]

Stunning images and awesome filming! A real treat 😁 Thank you so much ✈✈✈😀

[@marcel911]

Well... I have sat here for the last 6 minutes open mouthed. I've never seen these before and your rock solid camera work is a treat to watch. Thank you for posting some truly fantastic footage. I would have thought that a rainy day would be a waste of time. some of the landings in the rain are great. You must spend hours and hours and hours doing this. I guess nothing good comes easy.

[@DebsWombat]

Good grief, the footage you shoot is amazing (and I appreciate the explanations in your descriptions) - thank you so much for posting!

[@UnitedFlyerHD]

Absolutely amazing! First time I've seen the prop vortices so well defined.

[@flugsnug]

Got to get the sun in the right place to see them well!

[@TheFlyingDreamSimonGeerts]

How amazing it is at 3:40 with the dash! Fantastic!

[@flugsnug]

Dash is a fantastic plane!

[@HeartlandTuber]

Thanks for not laying a music soundtrack on top of the video. Hearing the sounds of the plane, and the rain in the background in several places, was much more satisfying and realistic. Great video, one of best I have found illustrating this phenomenon.

[@PSatBAviation]

Magic! Beautiful! Amazing! Lovely shapes in hte Q-400! and 777!

[@PSatBAviation]

The best of all is the 757!!!!

[@uditabhattacharya2824]

It is so satisfying to see the vortices above the wing disapper as soon as the spoilers are deployed

[@namboozleUK]

Great footage! The prop vortexes are epic!

[@minimenemo]

You sir, deserve an award. Fantastic videos!

[@MrConstantine75]

This is THE best plane footage I´ve seen so far - truly amazing!

[@TravellerYT]

Beautiful footage indeed, so elegant and peaceful!

[@jeremylakenes6859]

would love to see drone footage from above the planes

[@schwarz1919]

AWESOME!!!! AMAZING VIDEO!! HUGE LIKE!!

[@michaelnew1991]

Oh my god... This may be the best aviation related video I've ever seen! Great work, you are a true professional.

[@RayChildsAviationNZ]

I seriously cant get enough of your videos!

[@ClefferNotes]

Absolutely SPECTACULAR! Amazing footage. Wow!

[@jenf777]

Holy Sh*t incredible footage and editing - more plane amazingness from the master!!! :)

[@flugsnug]

more comment amazingness - thank you!

[@MattsAviationChannel]

Outstanding footage of those amazing vortices! Plane spotting is so awesome!

[@mbrazile1]

4:32 with that 757 shot. The best.

[@medjetaviation]

what a blissful collection. liked.

[@Kuubi99]

That's cool

[@bobboberson2024]

That is just awesome. That last 737 angle was intense.

[@tflahant]

Stunning video.....simply stunning !!!!!

[@magzire]

3:14 amazing, great capture

[@malg4kpm]

Fascinating. 100% Quality. Thanks

[@jrdproductions-c4q]

That was really cool.

[@onenarrowdoor]

Going there on Monday. These kinds of shots with a long lens are made to look easy. They are anything but.

[@colorneg1209]

That's some pretty stellar camera work. Great stuff!

[@PlaneSpottingBerlin]

Great job as always! Big like!!

[@DigitalDiabloUK]

Some amazing footage there, particularly the prop aircraft which I'm not used to seeing generate those swirls.

[@FuzedBox]

Wow, that's some great footage of some real nice vortices. If you ever get a chance, try filming at MIA sometime. The generally calm or nonexistent wind, low altitude, and humidity have combined to create some of the straightest vortices that I've seen.

[@portospotters5826]

Nice Footage...

[@gerardmoran9560]

Great job! Makes me miss flying the 75.

[@poppabear9279]

at 1:44, that's such a freaking awesome picture! Looks like a demon descending from the clouds, with a veil behind it, dragging an evil dark cape behind him. Great vid.

[@cocom3power]

Great video! Nice replay on the end!

[@Noble6233]

the dash 8 vortices were so cool

[@mariafrasunkiewicz918]

But it's beautiful! Amazing! Such magic :) Every shot has a "special something" in itself. Congratulations!

[@gooner72]

Massive respect mate, you get absolutely everything absolutely spot on. You're a Legend!!!

[@heyitsvos]

Masterful camera work

[@AviationNZ]

HO-LY SHIT! Really beautiful video! The whole combination of skies, vortices, slo-mo planes and your camera work make this video really pro!! Too bad I can give just one like!

[@HONACC323]

Lovely stuff!

[@BigRoj]

Those prop vortices are something else!!!! Was a polarised filter used on some of these, specifically the low cloud shot? The detail is astounding.

[@charlest103]

An amazing video!

[@xtristarx]

Great video. And funny enough it is just used as 100% proof in Chemtrail group on Facebook, hahaha.

[@millerbenj]

Great stuff! Keep it coming.

[@UKAviationMovies]

Lovely footage. Great stuff :)

[@LEJapproach]

Coooool (and moist! ;))! More of that!!! Liked!

[@phoebuswong4774]

Very good filming

[@airdubai1]

flugsnug u never fail taking vid.............................thanks for sharing

[@PorcupineNine]

The last one would have been sufficient if shown just one time, but it also was the only one that really showed that the whole of the vortex extends well beyond the condensation funnel (for want of a better word) you can see.

[@AndreiVolkovS]

интересный эффект спутной струи с конденсационным следом на низких скоростях

[@flyinbrianvids]

My god, absolutely beautiful. I'm so glad I subscribed to this channel.

[@JelmersAviation]

Lovely video mate! Liked!

[@flowerpt]

Thumbs if you educated a friend who was talking about 'chemtrails'.

[@GeoffBarnesHyperion]

John Loeppky Mine too! Haha. I went searching for this video SPECIFICALLY to disprove some of that bullshit.

[@SquirrelPotatoes]

Lucky for me my facebook is so used to my replies that when I click to comment links to the real stories behind the conspiracies automatically pop up.

[@vihai]

That's impossible, I'm not a psychiatrist.

[@trashcompactorYT]

Not possible. The chemtrail conspiracy theorists are so far up their own asses that they refuse to accept any logic.

[@Calakaz]

No need, I would never be friends with someone so stupid to believe in chemtrails.

[@justforpyro983]

Wow..amazing Video! LIKE!

[@edmachado22]

Fantastic video !!!!!!!!

[@StratMatt777]

This is just awesome!!! Amazing shot of the condensation over the top of the wing of the Emirates 777 stopping as soon as the spoilers pop up and destroy Bernoulli effect! I love what you did with the 757 at the end!!! Is it okay if I show them in a video I am about to make for youtube debunking "chemtrails"? It would just be a video capture of my screen- so they would see this page and your uploader name and everything. I'd also like to show a piece of the "Emirates Wake vortex spectacular" if it is okay with you. There is a video on here of an Air Force KC-10 in cruise flight making aerodynamic contrails and being filmed by a trailing aircraft. The guys filming it joke about "Hey look at those chemtrails- we should upload this to youtube"... so, it is one of the many "chemtrail" videos I need to debunk...

[@flugsnug]

I'll message you....

[@StratMatt777]

And 4 years later I'm finally putting the finishing touches on the video I started 3 or 5 months ago!

[@JelmersAviation]

Awesome video! Which camera do you have?

[@nrthhh9359]

初めまして、アップを見てファンになりました。 今度、ANAがデュッセルドルフに就航しました。 ANA B787のクロスウインドを撮影してYouTuboに アップして下さい、楽しみにしてます！ よろしくお願いいたします。

[@JustRails]

Wow, beeindruckend! Sehr großes Lob von meiner Seite. ;)

[@allusernamestaken01]

Very realistic VG!

[@christofullrich]

Hi! What equipment do you use? The videos are incredible. The best what i´ve seen ever.

[@klaprat]

3:37 wooow this is amazing!

[@trent8002003]

Looks like the flaps need winglets too!

[@joshuapratt9615]

always wondered what the white. stuff waa that came off the wingtip...i wanna see what a vortex feels like in my hand

[@Calakaz]

Looks like that plane at 1:45 has a RH wing leading edge landing light out.

[@RomL321321]

so beautiful, thank you !

[@aviationlens]

What is your camera gear ??? Great video !

[@skyfivehd643]

Waouhh ! It's just IN-CRE-DI-BLE ! It's really amazing ;)

[@joshmezza9128]

Hi great videos,whereabouts do you view see I normally view at sheldon country park

[@flugsnug]

these shots were from both ends of the runway including sheldon park, also the airport car park

[@rodrigo.lombardi]

Just beautiful.

[@cieloaltoa3405]

I love your videos ; )

[@David-yy7lb]

Its amazing how innocent those vortex vortices can crash a plane

[@WingmanGVT]

Thanks; visual nirvana!!

[@robn.7426]

Does the runway at 2:25 really have hills or is it an optical illusion?

[@greaser3069]

So sick when it distorts the background

[@jeremylakenes6859]

I hit my own wake turbulence when doing steep turns. Was like bump!, "What was that?" turn to the left and straighten out on heading... bump!

[@ProjectLightsOut]

Great video. Which program did you use for making the wake vortexes? Almost looks real.

[@flugsnug]

Thank you for crediting me with the skills to create this footage artificially, but sadly I have to rely on cameras, planes and the atmosphere to do it for me :(

[@michaelmcelroy6895]

Hi , i'm an Air Traffic Controller and aspiring musician from Ireland. I've just completed an instrumental electronic piece of soundtrack called Wake Vortex. Would it be possible to use some of the footage from your awesome video on an accompanying video that i would be using as background during live performances and maybe as part of a compilation on a youtube video? Naturally, full credit would be given to your work and if there are any sections you wouldn't want used, i'd fully understand. Thanks for your time , Michael.

[@TheAirlineFlyer-hi9si]

My questions are: what weather have to be that i see that? what causes the wake vortex and from where are they coming from? How do they arise?

[@TheIons89]

+TheAirline Flyer 2015 it has to do with flux separation and vortex generation from what is none as the boundary layer on the aircraft wing surfaces. very interesting but complicated topic in aerodynamics

[@pilot150ify]

Beautiful Wake vortex variety on these aircraft

[@didhedied9632]

if u were to stand in the vortex would it be powerful enough to push u over? :o

[@joshmezza9128]

I was also wondering do you know when the extension should be complete and if the A380 will ever return?

[@flugsnug]

The extension is due to be operational may 1st. I'm quite sure the a380 will return but have absolutely no idea when...

[@schooptec]

instead, ancient vimana aircraft is able to use stabile vortex as driving force

[@FRASPOTTER]

Amazing!

[@CarterWHern]

beautiful!

[@Deepblue744]

Outstanding......

[@nortavon]

I was wondering where the chemtrailers get their footage from. Take a clip, change the title to 'pilot forgets to try off sprayers' & you'll have "Total Proof" ;-)

[@goldenmeanphaseconjunction313]

You solved the worlds greatest problem!!!! You are so awesome

[@goldenmeanphaseconjunction313]

Silly mos do anything to relieve themselves of a conscience..... whoops mic still on...

[@12345fowler]

Just to be clear, all what you showed is not wake turbulence vortex, but just some vortice effect. The vortex is around the end of the wing and is not visible on your shots.

[@danielresende9370]

1:02 buttering the bread

[@Opticillusion160]

Jesus Christ Ryanair do you guys ever go around or do you just salvage every landing and make it hard as possible... man

[@Opticillusion160]

***** It's all fun and games until the maintenance team has a look at the gears.

[@marcdavey]

+Opticillusion160 It's Michael O'Leary the CEO of Ryan Air putting profit before anything.

[@TheYottaTube]

Amazing Like

[@francisn.m.6101]

This video is one of the best,if only I owner KZbin... Trust me- I was going to award you handsomely,now all I can do is ask if you could sit down with me for a meal.🍗🍺

[@HDCOCKPITSCENES]

You're an inspiration for me and I always asking what do you use for recording. I found a similar place at he end of 24r in montreal. All i need is ''your'' lenses. I have a canon 7d. Go take a look at my channel

[@SirLugash]

Is this real footage? Don't get me wrong it is amazing footage, I'm just asking because in some shots it looks like it was edited in. What I'm curious about: Why are the vortexes emerging on the outer end of the flaps? I thought wing vortexes would emerge from the tip of the wing because high and low pressure air would mix up at this point. That's why modern airliners are using winglets, right?

[@gerardmoran9560]

Depending on the wing, vortices can develop in different locations. If the aircraft is in the clean configuration (flaps, slats and gear up) a vortex will be generated at each wingtip, mitigated if a winglet or raked wingtip is involved. On approach, the primary lifting surfaces are the extended flaps. Each flap will generate a vortex, usually the outboard flaps create the most pronounced vortices. The inboard flaps on aircraft with separated pairs, do the bulk of the lifting but their vortices are usually disrupted by engine blast. As a pilot, when following traffic the worst scenario for strong wake turbulence is heavy,slow, clean (highest angle of attack).

[@SirLugash]

Gerard Moran Thanks for the detailed explanation ;) Much appreciated.

[@JokelaTurbine]

Please look 2:22 how the vortex causes an optical disturbance. The rear wing is dissappearing from sight. Why? I claim it's total internal reflection caused by the circular vortex and the surface it creates to fluid. More info here; kzbin.info/aero/PLgUc9kJnDMMExJivT2dWh9dAjdYYUgOFE

[@mistertudballstwinbrother9976]

I think it's the heat from the engines maxing their thrust reversers.

[@hoovergamebr]

Oq e essa fumaça branca saindo dos avioes?

[@keithharris9491]

EXCELLENT!!!

[@E_Waste]

Of Course, PhotoShop !!

[@DriverElectroLight]

Don't you know what vortexes are? Just search on the wiki dumb idiot.

[@Skyefuego]

Does a vortex only occur when landing and take off?

[@Southwest737]

Nope, it actually occurs anytime the wings are producing lift. Therefore if the airplane is flying there will be wing vortexes. The thing is, more than 90% of the time those vortexes are all but invisible to the human eye. The only way they are visible is if the atmospheric conditions are perfect like they are here. I could be wrong, but I think the air has to be saturated (relative humidity 100%) in order for those to be visible. That's why they are such a danger to pilots. All of that turbulent air is hidden and what the pilot thinks is smooth air is more like a mini tornado.

[@Skyefuego]

Thank you

[@vraeleragon92]

someone care to explain what is that "smoke" coming out between the flap and aileron?

[@brianheimgartner759]

Water vapor. An aircraft creates lift by pressure differentials from below and above the wing. The compressing of the air in right atmospheric conditions allows you to see the water vapor as some of the lift escapes the edge of the flap.

[@davetek490]

The air in the top of the wing is at a lower pressure and the air at bottom at higher pressure. When there is excess moisture in the air, (high dew point?) the moisture gets spun very quickly over from the bottom-high pressure to the upper-low pressure. The since the pressure is now lower (from being moved to the top of the wing and from the rapid spin) the water condenses out to form a miniature cloud. I've never seen propeller vortices like this though. Amazing.