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[@kiyoshikimura977]

All the applause at the end, imagine if the captain decides to take off again just to troll the passengers.

[@PaulReinhard]

hahahaa

[@dfn03]

Or passengers will start applause before touchdown and then pilot makes a go around :)

[@davidpaula8314]

Kiyoshi Kimura I don't think you know why they were clapping.It had nothing to do with with turbulence all to do with a majority of people onboard that flight returning home to their homeland, perhaps after years of being away! It's a joyous occasion. Whenever a flight landed in Portugal when I was young, the Portuguese immigrants clapped with joy..Oh the good old days!

[@simontemplar9949]

David my man ! The round of applause was for the safe landing , trust me . In eastern Europe it is not a tradition anymore to celebrate the captain or the crew anymore (unfortunately). You can hear the relive in the voices of the passangers once they touch down .

[@andrewmcahon97]

Kiyoshi Kimura a hahaha lol passenger's

[@craigd9727]

Turbulance isn't fun. But for me, nothing stresses me out more than having to hear a baby crying while in the air...

[@blackhawks81H]

estaban americano it's not a matter of being able to handle it or not, it's that it's fucking annoying. It's a shrill high pitched irritating fucking sound, and if the parents can't keep the little shit quiet, it should be forced to ride in the cargo bay.

[@highnumber9494]

craig d hi internet tough guy

[@indigodragon0613]

blackhawks81H Lol. That's a little extreme, but I concur for the most part.

[@iiswagfishvevo9351]

true xD

[@bronson1392]

Joel Cahir pls use ear plugs

[@blckbldng]

it makes no sense but I am actually never scared of turbulences when I can see the ground. I cry like a bitch when it occurs in clouds.

[@rosecharmainesorolla4061]

OMG THAT IS SO ME

[@spiritspride46]

It's because when you see the ground, you're aware that your fine. When you're in the clouds, you have no possible way of knowing. Pilots don't care much because they have the flight instruments in the cockpit.

[@stupid2574]

i think its better when its in the clouds because if something goes wrong plane stalls or something there is more height to fix it

[@bughsoftheworld]

true that is the reality, but its still kinda scary

[@sjwilkin]

@blackbldng - wow ths is exactly me!! If I can see the ground and wing I dont mind - but as soon as we are in deep cloud I sweat so bad out of hands I cant even hold the chair arms!

[@edvardpajula9627]

Plane: Little turbulence KZbinr: WE ALMOST DIED ON A PLANE CRASH!

[@leonagax1563]

LOL clickbait

[@itsnorris5825]

Lol

[@marapoletti8626]

Ahahhahahahaha

[@reasonablerage4370]

Facts

[@introsus2616]

Sounds like morgz

[@juancho420]

This is not heavy turbulence. In heavy turbulence people hit the ceiling of the aircraft if they're not buckled in.

[@benji_222]

I remember flying to Cuba one time and we were just flying over the straits of Florida right through a small storm. At one point the left engine briefly gave out sending people flying all over the place and while I was buckled in, I still nearly hit the ceiling. We fell at least 1km before the pilots regained control. Now that was some scary shit.

[@jorgemartinez958]

@@benji_222 same shit happened to me december 11- 1999 Bogotá - Houston

[@Livingmybestlifeforever]

I took 4 flights a month on Wizzair for two years straight! I love Wizz and think their pilots are very good!

[@CricketEditsHD]

idk why, but I laughed my butt off when everyone screamed.. It was like a roller-coaster xD Yee haa..

[@danstewart42]

i have the same reaction!!!    my wife gets so mad, cause she thinks I'm laughing at her freaking out, but it's just natural! haha awesome to find another with the same reaction

[@JosieGutierrez]

Definitely

[@importedmusic]

I hate circling when in turbulence, Im just thinking "just land the fucking plane!" lol

[@michalvogl142]

+importedmusic Because thats really so easy when there is storm and turbulencies ;)

[@JustinLHopkins]

I agree. I was on a flight that aborted landing because of a storm and we flew out through the storm and circled for a good 10 minutes. I remember being able to see the airport in the distance thinking to myself "my family is there waiting and I really want to get down now!"

[@Alex-om1be]

+Justin Hopkins the same here was going land in chambery, France and the fog meant that we had to go around 2x and steeping ascend to avoid sheer cliffs. Thankfully the pilot landing, which was a similar manoeuvre to the approach into Innsbruck!! 😜

[@JustinLHopkins]

Alex Penney That's the worst, because when you're landing you just want to get off and go home. Horrible feeling. I've landed at Gibraltar and that was a bit harrowing.

[@heatherstub]

+importedmusic Sometimes, it's even more dangerous to do that, especially if there's windsheer close to the ground. When you have one column of fast, rising air and another column of rapidly descending cold air, you get windsheer, and this can actually bring a plane down. It's much safer to avoid trying to land at that point. Yeah, it's scary, but the pilot has trained in some of the most horrifying situations and knows what's best for the passengers. Still, I've been through a similar situation, and I had a Guide Dog sitting on the floor, and I had my legs firmly holding her shoulders and her leash clipped to my seatbelt just in case she became airborne.

[@Glipper_]

With a name like Wizzair, I don't know what else to expect lol

[@boanerges149]

Manu 😅😅😅

[@mpftick4068]

A RyanAir landing 😂😂

[@aristotelistheodoridis8225]

If you want to become a wizard

[@espressobytom]

How does the airline type influence the occurrence of turbulence? ;]

[@matvei-mk3ln]

Manu 🤣🤣

[@jaboubaa928]

I’m terrified of turbulence, I can handle takeoff and landing which is my fav part because the trip is over. Just hate planes.

[@juliek2977]

Jabou baa me too!

[@jaboubaa928]

Traveling today to India wish me luck.

[@selinallano9147]

This is me all the way. I totally agree

[@irvinmufuh5044]

Jabou baa I fell like killing my self when people put hate and plane is the same sentence

[@dixcurbmaster7954]

Jabou baa mail?

[@wonderworld11]

I traveled from Geneva to Warsaw at the same period of time, on August 16 2015. We went through a region of strong thunderstorms over Germany, there were about 30 minutes of the strongest turbulence I have ever experienced. The plane was shaking terribly, the parts of the plane were squeaking loudly like there were about to break off. Our Embraer made a dozen of very deep and frightening dives in the air before we were able to get out from the clouds.

[@nielssch7052]

thats what im talking about..

[@user-pz5iu1tc5l]

All that turbulence and the pilot still buttered the landing.

[@beautylov3r]

Yall think this is scary? 2 years ago i was traveling on an international flight back home over the ocean with the worst turbulence ever the cabin lights kept switchin on and off and it felt like we were dropping no one made a peep

[@OortCloud]

beautylov3r Turbulence Has no effect on Electricity. Wow. The lights have an effect on the engine which causes the engines to slow down. Maybe they were testing it, there is usually less stress on the engines on cruising altitude or landing. But turbulence has no effect on the planes electricity.

[@hollie9990]

beautylov3r I’ve experienced something similar! It was so scary that night but yet funny 😂

[@speedbird-bw5cq]

I’ve also been on a flight with quite bad turbulence and the lights in the cabin were flickering on and off the whole time. It freaked me out because I wondered how on earth a bit of turbulence could be affecting the aircraft’s electrics. Also the engines kept spooling up and down repeatedly.

[@gleamingbige8119]

Man, I love turbulence. It's like being on a rollercoaster!

[@darkspyro8978]

Just some turbulances! Ryanair Landings are more extreme xD

[@truckerphil316]

Funny you should say that was just thinking to put my last two experiences with Ryanair flight am sure the pilot on the flight to Murcia from Manchester was trying to kill us he slammed the plane down and then full on emergency braked you expect to be pushed forward but not thrown. Yet the pilot on the return flight in that last storm we just had the landing at Manchester was spot on he kissed the plane down and standard force of braking. Fingers crossed for next yr

[@darkspyro8978]

@@truckerphil316 xD

[@tudorminea9304]

That is true

[@chrishamlin4004]

Omg twice as... regular on both airlines

[@PotionsYT]

Dark Spyro yea but remember that every bad landing they won’t fix ur laptop phone bones

[@ahmedramona8327]

And with 7 minutes before a airplan start to go down from high, always you feel this kind of turbulance.Absolut normal.

[@SolesTraveling]

Whenever where is turbulence, I just imagine myself in a little kayak on a lake. Sometimes the waves are big and you bounce a little, sometimes they are small and things are calm.

[@spicypeppers2019]

Am I the only one that actually loves turbulence? It’s so exciting!

[@stephenj8576]

I like it too

[@Vlogstafy]

Turbulence doesn't scare me, but what does is when the turbulence is heavy enough to start jolting the plane and shake it around, also causing banging noises against the airframe

[@bekimb2286]

Turbulence is normal you do not need to be afraid the pilots are experienced and know what to do

[@donnaviestenz7773]

They have whoopee cushions!!!

[@slexislive]

My favourite part of flying is turbulance

[@heatherstub]

Wow! That pilot did a great job! Imagine having a Guide Dog sitting on the floor with you, and you have to keep her sitting and not lying down. I had to clip her leash to the seatbelt, brace her between my legs facing backward, and hold on tight. She was very glad to get off the airplane, too. I was coming in to Atlanta during thunderstorms, and that was the classic situation right there. I don't like turbulence, either, and I've been through some very bad ones.

[@nielssch7052]

scary moments for you and the dog! glad you guys made it out safely

[@Maksims001]

I remember when I was in the plane approaching Vilnius it was very windy. Its windy all the time there, about 10 minutes before the landing we were turning and all suddenly we lost control. Only a few people screamed. By losing control I mean stall because it felt like I was falling but luckily the pilot landed safely. It was so windy there that even when the plane was parked at the gate the plane was still slightly shaking! The pilot looked about 50 years old btw. That was the scariest time of my life.

[@lawraincecong]

thx to that experienced captain

[@imanuelcaushi4711]

Your airplane absolutely did not stall by any means whatsoever. Had it stalled believe me you would know and so would everybody else as your flight would have a page on Wikipedia.

[@Maksims001]

@@imanuelcaushi4711 ik but it felt like stalling

[@williscunningham3109]

Lol🤣🤣🤣... The applause at the end sounded like the ending of an 80s-90s comedy sitcom

[@preonix9995]

This happened to me once, I was laughing my ass off while it happened. On the other hand my cousin started crying 😂

[@jsgermany3955]

... amusing moment at 04:32. ;-) Very good job of pilots! Thumbs up!

[@PureAloha78]

I love to replay 4:32 over and over again.

[@Traian-th2ew]

This video reminds me of the return flight from New York to Dusseldorf shortly after takeoff. 4:32

[@terminalarray1047]

that guy that screamed must've been so embarrassed

[@hanssamson5436]

Yay your safe, I experience that drop too when I was in the A350

[@LuisMartinez-ew4ob]

Thumbs down for not keeping the camera steady during the chop that caused the screams.

[@OortCloud]

Its turbulence. What do u expect.

[@irvinmufuh5044]

At least the pilot was nice enough to give them a smooth landing

[@b.entranceperium]

Just remember: turbulence rarely takes down a plane.

[@dimetime35c]

In the modern era of flight no plane has ever crashed do only to turbulence. Modern jets are tested to stresses greater then anything they could face due to weather. The only thing that could possibly down a jet would be flying into the eye of a hurricane.

[@Ingenieriaeficiente]

That's not true/accurate

[@thekentishtrainspotter3052]

If that happened to me when I’m sleeping I would wake up and be like is somebody at the door 😂

[@nik2681]

1:36 in the background "that's it we're gonne die"

[@LOLmusics]

Why would you say something like that on a plane??!!

[@m_swizzy22]

The only reason they were scared is not the turbulence but the retraction if the ground spoilers, the airbus aircraft make an angle correction when they are deployed and retracted to retain the best profile for flight, the retraction if spoilers at lower speeds causes the nose to go down a bit, which gives a temporary falling feeling, it’s all normal procedure and normal plane behavior, but some people don’t get it, it’s basic on the spot physics... I guess not in the current times

[@brycecarlson3395]

Nothing. Actual heavy turbulence is when you’ll hit the ceiling if you’re not buckled it. Happens from time to time if you rack up a few million miles flown. My dad had a fellow passenger hit the ceiling when his seatbelt wasn’t on from a thunder clap (lightning strikes below the aircraft, heating the air, an expansion process. The air cools and consequently all the air contracts back in, including the patch of air the airplane is traveling though)

[@overbank56]

The last time I flew on a commercial plane, part of the ride taking off Was Bumpy ( turbulence), but I took it in stride. I was a little concerned but not scared. The pilots landed safely. This was many years ago.

[@dimetime35c]

I dont care what the weather is like or the turbulence. I LOVE to fly.

[@sol2wit781]

Same

[@dimitrakapa4887]

So true!!!

[@beagle7622]

In World War 2 before any weather radar or any modern aids . A British 4 engined airline inadvertently entered a storm cloud. The plane had an almost instantaneous increase in altitude of around 5000 feet . The plane survived, but I suspect never flew again.

[@jamescofi2444]

For some reasons, people are unusually polite during flight and they accept the existence of God..at least for the duration of the flight 😂

[@crjlife_9082]

moderate at best. try flying into Dallas in the middle of summer.

[@Radibodi]

Thanks for that -.- guess who's going there very soon!!

[@khushdeepsingh1578]

guess i am , fellow indian lol

[@jbar_85]

Matthew Naegele yah exactly- during tornado season in April was horrible for me a few years ago.

[@acoronado2728]

Las Vegas is far worse

[@ayliafino2302]

Yea ikr

[@tedbiggs8336]

I remember when I was on the way to Jamaica and we were descending and everyone got that feeling of it dropping everyone was just like WHAOOOOO ROLLERCOASTER while I held onto my seat as we turned over

[@AGreedyTree]

I've been on a plane with turbulence. It was funny seeing people's heads move side to side in unison.

[@delyrium_]

These kind of "turbulence" is normal when descending for landing, also when climbing after a take-off those few bumps that people call turbulence are pretty normal. The actual turbulences occur at high altitude not this low.

[@nicholasjohnson6133]

Turbulance can be scary but the pilot's know what they are doing.

[@theeyeinthesky3854]

I red an article where scientist said that in future years the turbulance will increase .

[@georgee3762]

4:38 did I hear someone say “I don’t want to die” 😂😂

[@drunkenmaster3392]

I know you'll gonna fly soon...Enjoy your flight! 🤗

[@ollorollo]

Lol I am flying tommorow.

[@ELAviation]

Awesome wingview ❤️

[@ZedChuva]

HAHA!!! I love when people freak out from turbulence. Flying LA to Vegas last month felt like a broken dirt road for about 10min going through some unsettled air. Bump bump bump drop bump drop drop bump bump. Was awesome. Older woman next to me had her hands over her ears and eyes closed. Once we came out, she was fine. Bumping around is fine, but when you drop 10feet, THAT is a thrill. Unless you don't fly well, then you scream, I go WHEEE and I laugh at you. :)

[@beardbandwidth8821]

wow your so cool and amazing, good job on making yourself feel better by taking the piss out of others.

[@Amrichal]

Glad you made it, i had a heart attack though.

[@kitbailey6963]

Pilots did an exceptional job.....

[@Tv1Apple]

4:32 That’s exactly what you’re gonna hear before dying in a plane crash. Have a good day!

[@farhadx7]

What plane?

[@arashmasoudi461]

Im scareed of flying, but I don't know why when I see videos of people scared and screaming while flying is funny for me

[@nurawis1]

Thanks for the video

[@nielssch7052]

youre welcome

[@Resistculturaldecline]

They're super happy to get back into their automobiles where well over a million people die each year, and 40+ million are injured. Elated to get off a commercial aircraft where the odds of death are less than 1-in-10,000,000.

[@gerganabadyokova3046]

Excuse me, but it is not wizzair's fault that there is turbulence. It is clouds' fault

[@paulwilkinson1539]

Correction: atmospheres "fault"

[@virginiafascetto3223]

I don't Understand when people say " this is a heavy turbulence" If you film the wings you can't really know what's going on. You have to look how it moves from inside to be able to know if it's a heavy turbulence

[@mobert_raklowicz]

Poland's peoples are very scared, I say this for you, becouse I'am from Poland

[@rickyjay19]

+Wróbel people from poland are very funny ... :)) they are so worried about everything and they treat everything with so much importance :D :))

[@Banininator]

People from mexico are very chill in the airplanes, sometimes you can even hear them singing in some night flights :P

[@rickyjay19]

i love mexican people :D

[@cxuxux788]

Also Czech ppl. And they’re also clap everytime after landing:D

[@zmyslowy27]

Speak for yourself, i love turbulances

[@AS256]

Apparently in the cockpit pilots don't feel Turbulence

[@pjneslo8979]

There is absolutely nothing worse than the dreaded feeling of being at the total mercy of the airplane when it hits turbulence.. It sucks and I feel for anyone that has or will experience it. The worse is when the plane drops out from below ya.. lol.. !!

[@tonycritcher3419]

I was more concerned about the woman's chewing gum! Has it been tested for such rapid mastication at altitude?

[@hansmeier6001]

Very good decision from the pilot to use the flaps to stabilize the aircraft and very gentle touchdown. Normally is to land „hard“ to avoid a re-take-off... all in all, bravo. 👍

[@syzygy_xv]

That pilot must be trying to control the plane through wingardium leviosa

[@Leonkavanagh]

Its just atc using a wand 😂

[@styler19721]

Wizzair, because nobody would ever fly Wizzinyourpants.

[@toedco]

The lady next to you look more scarier than the plane ride.

[@juniorlopez2767]

YOU THINK TURBULENCE IS BAD? TRY TAKING A NAP SITTING NEXT TO A CRYING 5 YEAR OLD FOR 3 AND A HALF HOURS

[@JimboUK1000]

Nothing to worry about during turbulence. The Auto Pilot is flying the plane, not the pilots.

[@Ghosts-jx7dw]

am i the only one who lost brain cells when they started applauding CRINGE

[@MollyEmporiumProductions-eb1ib]

Hello, I'm currently working on a documentary about turbulence and would love to use this footage - would that be ok with you? :)

[@ked4]

I hate when people applaud after a successful landing

[@christopher4456]

Why ?

[@ked4]

Christopher Boit de l'eau it just seems so cheesy. the overwhelming majority of flights take off and land with zero complications, and the passengers act like a miracle has been performed

[@alexthegrape1000]

ked4 So? Let them clap it isn't harming anybody, Jesus people that get pissed of at clappers need to set their priorities straight.

[@ked4]

alexthegrape1000 my priorities? you're overreacting

[@alexthegrape1000]

ked4 Apologies for that, I wasn't in a great mood, but I still stand by my point: if they want to clap, let them, why do you dislike that?

[@Alexriga]

Yes, turbulence can get so severe it actually injuries people, it is still scary even safe.

[@languystephane]

The screams were most probably caused by negative G's due to pilot correction after a gust

[@pawkalichorecki9634]

Każdy lot to przygoda która nigdy nie wiadomo co ze sobą przyniesie.. My jednak lubimy ryzyko skoro wsiadamy i oddajemy się niejako pod opiękę danej załogi..

[@Dustshoe]

I think every time people clap in a situation like this, the Wright Bros up above are entitled once again to take yet another bow.

[@jeffhubbard4688]

The size of that yellow spider on the wing would have scared me more.

[@GG-ou2tz]

This is nothing I had it for 4 straight hours from Philadelphia to London. People started fighting each other they were so scared

[@irishquenote8halim258]

was it clear air turbulence? i had experienced once which was much worst than this and it lasted more than 10 minutes on approach to phuket on airasia

[@jkwassen4507]

Kid in background at 5:13 “We gaan in de zee landen” “We’re gonna land in the sea”

[@BenjaminIrish]

I am no aviation experience but it looks like you hit an air pocket. Sound correct?

[@ЮрийБулатов-к6п]

it seems like a full saloon of ranchers flying for the first time in their lives

[@indigodragon0613]

Is it weird that I find turbulence fun? I also find mild earthquakes fun....and roller coasters, and thunder storms. Yeah maybe I'm just weird. In all seriousness though, my first plane ride occurred when I was just a baby. I've never been scared during a plane ride. In fact, I rather love them.

[@heatherstub]

Hey there. You've got the left speaker (ear) blocked for some reason. Much of the sound is coming in my right ear. Any particular reason? Otherwise, very good vid. I can tell they're bouncing around a lot. I do not like turbulence, and my Guide Dog wouldn't like them either.

[@heatherstub]

Oops. I already commented about this one. The time I did that, I was listening to the video without headphones on, and now they are on. Sorry about that.

[@OortCloud]

Lol

[@virginialoverproductions]

Well, in the USA, there's no yelling during turbulence or clapping during the landing. I guess it's because it's more casual for people here. Though, I will get stressed during turbulence. Still, nice video.

[@karimtebbakh2432]

At the moment of the gear down ,it happen an important airplane drag who changed the course of wind at the fuselage....no fears no tears it the law of physics....have a good trip ladies and gentlemen's ....

[@johnm2558]

"Landing-applause" always unsettles me. Is landing safely really such a remarkable occurrence as to merit applause?

[@Kimberlite66]

Its a well known fact in the air transport industry that 90% of airplane accidents happen on takeoff or landing. So i guess in a sense, yep... landing is remarkable at times.

[@dhalsim-1]

First comes the nervous laughing, then the screaming, then the silence....... enjoy your next flight

[@overbank56]

Well done flight crew

[@oneseeker2]

4:26 was a significant drop. Would have scared me. I have been on two that would have be3n, 'w how did the plane stay airborne, or not break apart'. By chance, where u landed, was it hot temp wise there?

[@nielssch7052]

hey, yeah indeed.we landed on katowice airport in poland,

[@nielssch7052]

its was august last year.. it was like 20 - 25 degrees but rain cooled it down

[@ilikechocolatealot6355]

I was on this flight, truely frightening. There was a very stanch smell of shit down the isles......my nose has never been the same .

[@magzire]

Air pocket?That feeling when planes drops. Got it once and on my first flight. Didnt feel good ;)

[@cooperativ]

There is no such thing as air pockets

[@magzire]

yes there is, educate yourself

[@magzire]

www.foxnews.com/travel/2014/05/05/demystifying-flying-what-is-air-pocket.html

[@deetjay1]

Wind-shear...Very dangerous condition...L1011, flight 191 crashed a mile short of the 17L, DFW airport in 1985, killing 136 people...as a direct result of storm created wind shear...Whole new radar systems were created to detect it...

[@OortCloud]

bruh when i was landing in CanCun there was so much air pockets XDDDD

[@pacmanzz]

honestly if i felt turbulence at cruising altitude that was moderate id be scared. but this is during descent, spoilers were extended to slow down, i wouldnt care

[@Dublin7572]

What is that at 6.28 ??? Like a shadow pasing outside with a sound.

[@OortCloud]

Dublin7572 His finger passing the camera...

[@hunterpruett5455]

That wasn’t turbulence that was windshear

[@romanmichaelhamilton8729]

Yes, that thought came to mind. Seems to Doppler radar in place to measure wind shear over there? I don't think the pilot saw that one coming at all.

[@AW-kr9fl]

If you’re coming in to land there’s nothing to worry about. It’s flying through storms or a bird strike on takeoff that scare me

[@terencehawkes3933]

Thats not real turbulence. Turbulence is when you hit the ceiling then back on the floor, and the luggage compartments pop open spewing baggage all over the cabin. I survived that on a flight to Atlanta. Thats when you figure out that planes are a whole lot tougher than you might think.

[@buzx1313]

No plane has ever crashed through turbulence.

[@Alexriga]

Flying is safe but scary. Less than 1% of accidents lead to fatal outcome. But there are lot of accidents every year, landing without the chassis, exploding windows, malfunctioning engines, almost crashes while taxi in airport etc. etc.