Wing Clouds - Amazing Wing Clouds effect

[@taraann7753]

This was truly magnificent,the roar of the engines followed by silence as the plane landed,I was totally engrossed. Must watch it again.

[@midlifecrisis8163]

This was one of the most entrancing jet liner videos I have have seen in a long time! Very nice job!

[@mikeeagletube]

One of the nicest aviation vids I've seen in a long time!

[@Schipholhotspot]

Just AMAZING this video love the fairytale like fog/condensation dancing and swirling around the airplanes.

[@DjsAviation]

That's amazing :) keep up the great work!

[@NathansVideos46]

2:08 is incredible. looks like it's underwater

[@duracotton]

for me it looks like some kind of "angel of death", like a B52 bomber coming in. flugsnug has some more videos of aircrafts in deep fog, those are also really cool (& scary).

[@flugsnug]

It almost was - you can see it was pretty thick fog.

[@HighPressureAviationFilms]

Beautiful!! 👏🏻😊

[@Pulkovospotter]

Lovely BHX weather, such a perfect place for aviation videography. And seems like traffic slowly becomes more interesting.

[@flugsnug]

Except that the American Airlines service has just been dropped :(

[@ThreeNineLine]

You are one smooth operator with that camera equipment!

[@SamDeeksRelovedGuitars]

I love your camerawork - thank you for these videos.

[@vabospotter]

Absolutely stunning, TUI was amazing...,

[@fallinginthed33p]

1:10 great demonstration of turbulent flow coming off the wing's trailing edges and tips, that's why you shouldn't follow too close to an airliner

[@gerardmoran9560]

No surprise- the 757 is the star of the show. An absolute dream to fly!

[@susikaputnik9115]

Was für GEILE Aufnahmen!

[@rob978978]

Another amazing video!!!! Well done mate !!!!

[@devontecaples1993]

I want that to be my wallpaper. so Serene

[@Delta191]

WOW...I don't know how you keep doing it. This is a Great one!!!!

[@flugsnug]

Just keep taking the cameras out - whatever the weather!

[@UnitedFlyerHD]

Amazing footage! Beautifully done, Especially the slow motion segments

[@callumhaywood2315]

Amazing footage! Love your videos flugsnug!

[@flugsnug]

Thank you

[@ReverseThrustAviation]

Breathtaking video! HUGE Like :)

[@rajlocomotive8344]

incredible buddy, simply amazing

[@RahmanSajid]

Absolutely awesome video mate! Love seeing videos from our airport :D

[@flugsnug]

Even if you can't see ther airport through the fog!

[@Michael-xo8lw]

excellent stuff, as always.

[@clustrone]

As always, the best of the best! Thank you!

[@MTAviation]

sensational video!

[@stronglifter]

This is because of Bernoulli's effect - The low pressure above the wings causes a drop in temperature (because the air molecules are farther apart), therefore causing moisture to condense out of the air forming a fog or mist above the wings (in other words, the temperature above the wings reaches the dew point).

[@singh2702]

It is due to the venturi effect created by the slot between the slat and the wing, which causes the condensation. As humid air from under the wing is accelerated through this slot(constriction) to the top, its pressure and temperature drop, hence the visible condensation above the wings. Notice the condensation disappears when the AoA decreases, so air can no longer be accelerated through that constriction to the top of the wing.

[@keithlincicum3691]

This may sound silly, but for years I had a hard time wrapping my head around a wings "lift" being generated by the vacuum created on the upper surface. Like any clouds, they are formed in low pressure. What a marvelous way to see this for real !!!

[@ThresholdProductionsCanada]

Another awesome video!

[@millerbenj]

Simply the best!

[@TheEurofighter]

Beautiful video!

[@Passengervehicles]

Superb as always !

[@jansvendsen4482]

Always great videos 👍🇩🇰

[@qwertypad8480]

i loved those vortex

[@ChuksSpotting]

Stunning!!

[@andrewanane9715]

Amazing video!

[@jonahholmes6777]

Quality content!

[@sydney9184]

So beautiful

[@peterrafeiner9461]

Excellent footage. How about adding info location and on gear used (Camera, Lenses etc)?

[@CostasPilot]

Your videos are the best!

[@Pilot738]

1:00 RIP headphone users

[@BonevoodooMusic]

Awesome shots WOW

[@malcolm20091000]

Amazing, beautiful. You should get a prize.

[@quinnsavage2325]

Mr Pantazis it is Brenolies law in visual form when ever air mass is accelerated the temperature of that mass drops in the case of a large heavy dirty slow airliner. the moisture in the atmosphere is unable because of its density to stay attached to the wing and is released on the form of visual moisture, that's the short sweet version. in truth it's enough force to KNOCK you to the Ground, amazimg,beautiful, outsandimg footage ,Gerat Job...

[@pierrelofinusound3020]

*BRENOLIES* ? you mean BERNOULLI

[@juanpinzon3323]

awesome video. As usual

[@TheLpd1]

Awesome!

[@ramonmedina1974]

cool vid!!!

[@RCScaleAirplanes]

*WOOOW* 😎

[@Michael-xo8lw]

great visual how when that lift (high pressure) dies, those clouds die.

[@imapaine-diaz4451]

Hey cool illustration of flight physics. High pressure below - low pressure above. therefore, wing goes up. along with everything else!

[@MrCocg1]

Just awesome..!! Great captures .. !!! 2:08 gives me chills..!! Holy Shi* ..!! More please.. its a drug I am addicted to..!!

[@flugsnug]

steady now...

[@FlyBoeing7]

Amazing!!!

[@deanfawcett7113]

So good! :)

[@d.cypher2920]

Nice. Great footage

[@crazyspotter4950]

amazing

[@jsin5510]

I like how the condensation instantly disappears when the spoilers are deployed.

[@singh2702]

The condensation instantly disappears because AoA decreases and air is no longer able to be accelerated through the slot(constriction) between the slats and the wings 👍

[@videowilliams]

Mesmerising O_O

[@MSullivanUK]

Great footage! What causes these 'cloud formations'? Thanks

[@Doramuotoko]

MSullivanUK the airflow on the upper wing surface speeded up, the temperature dropped as Bernoulli principle, the water molecules in air condensed into liquid form and thus visible around the wing especially during low speed and high angles of attack

[@Mark13091961]

MSullivanUK air depending on its temperature and pressure air can hold a certain amount of moisture in a gaseous form. The typical Birmingham weather here has the air close to saturation, i.e. It can hold almost no more water content without it showing visually as water vapour or cloud. The movement of the wing causes a pressure drop above the wing. This pressure drop instantly forces the air to beyond its saturation point and the water condenses into its solid form and shows as cloud. It's bernoullis principle in action; it's the drop in pressure not a drop in temperature that causes it. It happens on every plane wing in motion, the only difference is the natural air saturation is so close to 100% here that the passage of the wing trips it over and bingo - instant cloud. As the wing passes by the pressure returns to previous ( just below saturation) and the cloud disappears!

[@Juggaloballer818]

Condensation at its best

[@adelal-sulaiman7213]

سبق لي وتشرفت بالسفر على متن طيران الإمارات من نيويورك الى دبي...كانت رحلة العمر.

[@deus2583]

AWS!!!! 👍👍👍👏👏👏

[@SvenSchumacher]

So many ours for a few great moments...

[@etjason1]

Just wondering if you licensed your cross wind landing video for a TV show call Mayday or Air Disasters. They had a show about FedEx MD-11 control problems on landings and the the video shows plane landings that look just like yours.

[@flugsnug]

Yes it was licensed.

[@michaelmcelroy6895]

Hi, i'm an Air Traffic Controller and aspiring musician from Ireland. I've just completed an instrumental electronic album , the theme of which is Airports and Aviation. Would it be possible to use some 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.

[@lindacloudobserver9717]

To see how this looks from the ground, on a nice sunny but partly cloudy afternoon, check out video submitted in 2011 by About That 2.

[@de25pgil123]

Bro video ko slow krke dekho 22second me plane ke rivers kya fly kiya

[@antonioanolino2133]

isso é a fumaça do avião ou é outras coisas

[@robsonmota777]

Fantastico

[@SamKhan-kd2kv]

Absolutely fantastic never seen such awesome video before, thanks. 🙂

[@jimmyjango5213]

Fucking sweet video man!

[@antonioanolino2133]

esse sim videos que mostra tudo

[@vabospotter]

Which camera do you use..,

[@flugsnug]

several

[@vabospotter]

name one you used for slowmotion.., 😆

[@CanadaRulez4Ever]

quite expensive cloud generators

[@c.m.6591]

WOOOOOWWWWWWWWWWWW

[@凉糕-q1h]

hello ! can i share your video upload to my contury website? i : )

[@antonioanolino2133]

muito lindo

[@95Micro]

this should be considered porn

[@respighi3]

Ethereal!

[@canlup9983]

Hello flugsnug, do you allow me to use parts of this KZbin Video for a new youtube-video compilation? Best regards canlup

[@k.chriscaldwell4141]

Here's the amazing thing about airfoils and the wings they form: The vast majority of the energy utilized to maintain heavier than air flight comes from gravity, not from the engines. Airfoils are in a way mechanical gravitational energy harvesters. Unpowered glide-ratios of planes and helicopter auto-rotation are proof of this. The flight of autogyros the absolute proof.

[@zhengliheng]

Nonsense! In horizontal flight gravity does no work, and in ascending flight gravity does negative work, i.e., drains energy from the plane. How does a plane "harvest energy" in these cases? Even in descent, a plane frequently deploys spoilers to dissipate the additional speed it gains from gravitational energy, that means, it does not need that energy to maintain flight. A glider uses ascending airflow to keep aloft, which energy comes from the Sun.

[@kryptkeeper457]

That looks like english, but i have no idea what this comment means.

[@DoubleMonoLR]

What utter drivel.

[@lazuvt9456]

1:13 That can't be real, there had to have been some editing.

[@flugsnug]

If you mean aded effects then no - everything here is real.

[@lazuvt9456]

+flugsnug You're kidding me, right? The way the wings were distorted. It really looks like that?

[@Pulkovospotter]

Yes it does. Optics, the laws of refraction.

[@lazuvt9456]

That's amazing!!

[@lazuvt9456]

flugsnug I apologize for doubting your video, it's just so incredible I couldn't believe it.

[@quinnsavage2325]

to accentuate the positive I know of know better way to explaine Lift weight wake turbulence awareness and and the dangers of close proximity flight to a fledgling aviator. it should be mandatory viewing for all who wish to fly. Amen!?!

[@pantag2]

What is causing this? Moisture?

[@duracotton]

Sir. please see the video description :D

[@singh2702]

It is due to the venturi effect created by the slot between the slat and the wing, which causes the condensation. As humid air from under the wing is accelerated through this slot(constriction) to the top, its pressure and temperature drop, hence the visible condensation above the wings. Notice the condensation disappears when the AoA decreases, so air can no longer be accelerated through that constriction to the top of the wing.

[@GLAviation]

Its called vortex

[@pegleg1992]

This is a completely different phenomenon. A vortex is the effect of fluid rotating around an axis.

[@antonioanolino2133]

ô videos bom

[@oeishikchatterjee8301]

did u noticed that at 1:14 the planes engines where tilting downwards

[@tornado_dude2039]

Some airlines have a cool reverse thrust action

[@TocyBlox]

@@tornado_dude2039 some planes... Not some airlines...

[@Khalid-217]

Emirates 😘

[@flugsnug]

Coudn't have made this video without them...

[@Khalid-217]

couldn't watch those awesome videos without you

[@Oelcrem]

all Chemtrails! :P

[@imapaine-diaz4451]

but it ought to be called "suck" not "lift"

[@ryanmax-grappler8654]

airplanes shouldnt fly but they do

[@TheNefastor]

Planes *must* fly, because the Bernouilly effect is a scientific fact.

[@tornado_dude2039]

Bees shouldn’t fly but they do

[@bagueteexd1383]

Does that mean i can fly? 😳

[@DoubleMonoLR]

@@tornado_dude2039 I guess that was meant to be the 'bumblebees shouldn't fly' myth, which still perpetuates despite the exact method of generating lift being found nearly 20 years ago. No real scientists thought they shouldn't be able to fly anyway, they just didn't know how it worked yet. The myth seems to have originated with someones crude calculations & assumptions in the 1930s.

[@smoms1097]

chemtrails

[@TheNefastor]

There just _had_ to be an idiot to bring that bullshit up. Congratulations : you're that idiot.

[@newdawnfades444]

Stop.

[@bertiedog1]

Stunning!

[@quinnsavage2325]

to accentuate the positive I know of know better way to explaine Lift weight wake turbulence awareness and and the dangers of close proximity flight to a fledgling aviator. it should be mandatory viewing for all who wish to fly. Amen!?!