62 mph Crosswind in Close-up: Storm Doris

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DescThe strongest gusting I have filmed in - up to 62 mph/54 knots - made 23 February 2017 unique for me. Plenty of heavy wing flexing, furious flicking of control surfaces, and a near tail strike, making a great opportunity to see in detail how planes and pilots handled the unusually difficult conditions.
This is my fourth video from the day. The others cover the 8 go-arounds, some wider-angle shots, and the debris blown up by the wind. Those vids are:
The 8 go-arounds -
• Storm Doris: the 8 go-...
4 awkward approaches in wider angle -
• Storm Doris: 4 awkward...
flying debris -
• Debris Dismay on Doris...
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@flugsnug 3 года назад

Don't forget to watch this AMAZING video! ✈️ RAF C-17 CASUALTY EVACUATION FLIGHT ➜ ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-l1hlL17974o.html

@frontcentermusician 7 лет назад

5:05 damn near tail strike..

@JL-cn1qi 5 лет назад

5:00 is the closest to a tail strike without being one i think i ever saw.

@ThisHandleFeatureIsStupid 5 лет назад

I've seen skateparks flatter than that runway.

@genuEngine 4 года назад

Agreed , so uneven

@mhaithamb 4 года назад

It’s the camera angle dum bass

@pointer1829 4 года назад

I've seen even mountains flatter than that

@straxly7250 4 года назад

But have you seen skateparks AS long AS that runway? The runway is like 4 miles long, and its pretty hard to have a place over 5 miles long to be really flat, and its probably done a little bit on Purpose to

@ericmiao2792 4 года назад

Straxly exactly

@thenewseorarek9625 4 года назад

Those looked like surprisingly soft landings for ryanair

@Dr.K.Wette_BE 4 года назад

Low cost company doesn't mean low cost pilots...

@peanutbutterboi8489 4 года назад

@@Dr.K.Wette_BE that's actually exactly what that means

@ianlehman8342 4 года назад

Ironically, I think a positive/firm landing is more desirable here. I suppose they finally got the conditions that they were practicing for 😂

@balloonissuck6988 4 года назад

Not butter doe

@KrustyKrabPizza22 4 года назад

They actually took off again because it wasn't a hard enough landing, it being Ryanair they charged everyone another plane ticket

@Mike-01234 7 лет назад

That Dash 8 at 3:00 the passengers must have been terrified being tossed around like that after take off.

@mierbeuker8148 5 лет назад

5:02 Dang he came close to a tail strike there.

@Makermook Год назад

5:04 I don't know how much closer you could come to a tail strike.

@skog13 Год назад

Was looking for this comment lol

@mardib6368 4 года назад

5:02 damn that was *CLOSE*

@insolentstickleback3266 4 года назад

My ass puckered just seeing it.

@jstaal7879 6 лет назад

5:39 Ryanair plane was hijacked and landed here, no way the pilots could land that smoothly

@scotchsoda3165 5 лет назад

Nope..........the weather was so bad, that it made Ryanair look good!

@FivePointsVids 7 лет назад

Still think pilots are glorified bus drivers?

@cohenwells8899 3 года назад

Maybe

@chax2004 3 года назад

Never thought that myself

@cohenwells8899 3 года назад

@@chax2004 I was just seeing if I could make him mad, I have mad respect for pilots and all they have to go through.

@mckenziekeith7434 3 года назад

When they earn their pay they REALLY earn their pay.

@minigadge 3 года назад

No.

@SirHuddy 4 года назад

5:00 so close to a tail strike 😳

@kamallb4650 4 года назад

@PeaceLoveandMolotovs 4 года назад

Right? I wonder how close to a strike that was and how much it was just camera angle.

@SirHuddy 4 года назад

ShotgunFelatio yea and even looking at the runway you can tell how much elevation change it is so maybe just a camera trick 🤷🏼‍♀️

@tomerschannel3248 3 года назад

They probably pulled to like 20 degrees and the wind helped them go to 30. Or maybe they just pulled way too much.

@Charkel 4 года назад

Helicopter landing @ 4:44

@JapriAjmi718 4 года назад

Really strong headwind

@damageftw1541 3 года назад

bruh lol

@triofahriza7930 5 лет назад

5:04 near tail strike😨

@danem.9402 4 года назад

When the wind is so strong it makes your plane act like a helicopter

@ravenheart369 5 лет назад

5:04 near tail strike

@andrewcampbell9695 4 года назад

5:05 the video doesn't give the best perspective, but this is ultra close to a tail strike, no?

@ViraL_FootprinT.ex.e 4 года назад

I had to rewind to that part even before I saw your comment. Just... Wow.

@Last_one_before_I_go 5 лет назад

Every one of these pilots earned their paychecks with these landings. BIG BALLS.

@aidenkeen3524 4 года назад

5:02 was so close to a tail strike

@JDdaFilmer 4 года назад

Uzibo lmao yeah legit 2 inches 😂😂

@zukifan26 4 года назад

Professional pilots in a cross wind look like every person flying a flight simulator ever.

@joeldvs777 4 года назад

Nope.... Mine crashed 1km after the airport into an apartment.

@zukifan26 4 года назад

@@joeldvs777 I meant the jerky movement of the plane.

@steven-nb6rt 4 года назад

Landed a Cessna182 on flight sim with 24 knot cross wind. 2 trys, got it but it was ugly

@thedankatheist3466 4 года назад

5:00 almost had a tail strike.

@peanutbutterboi8489 4 года назад

it looked like it was only a foot above the ground

@connorj2775 3 года назад

peanutbutterboi quite an aggressive rotation

@tuomasvesanto3703 3 года назад

Nah, "not even close"

@timothygomez835 5 лет назад

Inches from a tailstrike at 5:03

@spinster4000 6 лет назад

Almost every aircraft landed hard, then Ryanair comes in and its like the smoothest landing you’ll ever see by that airline, I guess it works good in bad weather and works bad in good weather 5:22

@rickyal590 5 лет назад

5:00 that tail was a close call to the ground.

@IScreenshotNFTs 5 лет назад

I dont know why the pilot pulled the stick early. He had enough runway to gain speed.

@manifestgtr 4 года назад

5:02 What up, 6” from tailstrike

@smudge6831 5 лет назад

Thomas Cook MT1402 inches from tail strike 5:04

@moes2168 4 года назад

5:03 I think it was only a couple inches from a tail strike. nuts.

@mikenova6278 6 лет назад

5:04 near tail strike.

@adityapandian7915 2 года назад

5:04 so close to a tail strike

@iVince905 5 лет назад

5:02 Thomas cook was one tail strike away from extinction

@Kat67801 5 лет назад

@Rata 4U r/whooooooosh

@tornado_dude2039 5 лет назад

NK_Psycho _ R/getyouredgyassredditoutofyoutube

@ceff01 5 лет назад

@@tornado_dude2039ARrrrrrrrrrrrr WHOSHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

@alexs1972 4 года назад

My favorite part was remembering I'm not in any of those planes

@liamc1102 4 года назад

Good one 😂

@quinnjim 6 лет назад

Thomas Cook really over rotated badly at 5:00. Looks like he may have hit the tail. If not, it was VERY close. In high winds, we usually rotate slowly to make sure we build plenty of speed in turbulent conditions.

@Final_Turn 6 лет назад

True Captain ! It was close call with tail strike ..

@bilalzzz22 3 года назад

5:02 The tail was so close or it just seemed!?

@oddities-whatnot 3 года назад

Yea looked like it nearly hit the runway on takeoff.

@ReeceyBoy_4 3 года назад

Yeah 😲

@jayschafer1760 3 года назад

Came here looking to see if anyone else commented on that. Judging by the lowest position of the tail compared to the tires, they appear to have avoided a tail strike by mere inches (less than a foot), but the perspective and/or zoom may be exaggerating that.

@kadenbrunner4238 5 лет назад

5:01 "Attention passengers, this is your captain speaking. Passengers in the rear of the aircraft prepare to shit yourself."

@THELIFEOFPRICE 6 лет назад

ALMOST WIPED THE PLANES BOOTY AT 5:04 LOL EXCELLENT VIDEO MAN

@flyeren35 5 лет назад

3:38 Rest in peace, Thomas Cook (RIP)

@stevecollins9650 2 года назад

I think over the last 7 minutes I witnessed the largest pants shitting event ever recorded on film. Where's Guinness when you need them, Probably over 1000 pairs of pants where shat in that 7 minutes of film.

@xdudix 2 года назад

dude... XD

@nilstragelehn4532 6 лет назад

5:04 holy shit

@mkatze2552 6 лет назад

Nils Tragelehn that's what I'm saying, he went up so fast the back almost scraped the ground.

@a.d.2719 5 лет назад

If I'd been on that plane at 2:50, it would have been game over for me. That looks terrifying.

@captainmorgan757 5 лет назад

The aircraft at 5:04 nearly had a tail strike at Vr. I don't think that a piece of paper would have been able to fit between the underside of the empennage and the runway.

@TheClassyArchitect 4 года назад

5:03 That has to have been a foot away from a tail strike. That was scary. Also, sweet bounce at 6:25. Shot those passengers straight to the moon.

@bartholomewdan 4 года назад

Watching it back, that was REALLY close.

@BlackDenzels 7 лет назад

At 5:00 The Thomas Cook was very close to tail strike WOW

@easyamp123 5 лет назад

5:03 almost needed some new paint. Couldn't of been more than a foot away from scraping the tail.

@kazumanegato1761 5 лет назад

5:03 i tought that would be a tailstrike for sure

@EGL24Xx 4 года назад

5:05 so close to a tail strike!

@therainbowdoggo 4 года назад

I don't think that was more than 10 centimetres.

@vinikk77 4 года назад

maybe it's the perspective

@tomyfamily1 6 лет назад

5:04 too close to a tail strike

@gamersroost 5 лет назад

Hey video maker guy / gal. It's a real crying shame that no one has commented on the INSANELY INCREDIBLE quality and exposure of these videos. Really well done.

@amanda6060 5 лет назад

I thought that too.

@rayray8687 4 года назад

There was a sign on the wall at my flight school - “Learn to fly $1000 dollars. Learn to land $10,000 dollars”.

@damageftw1541 3 года назад

what about learn to takeoff?

@damageftw1541 3 года назад

@Keep Calm and Rotate not really

@passattdise 3 года назад

@@damageftw1541 Relatively easy... Ball to the Wall, hold it there with your right throttle hand, reach rotation speed, pull back on stick or yoke slightly, lift off, level off slightly while wings are still in ground effect until you acheive Vy airspeed, then climb out at Vy airspeed. Carry on, sir!

@quinnsavage2325 3 года назад

Decision to DIVERT to the Alternate.... priceless !!!🛫✈🛬.

@rayray8687 3 года назад

@@damageftw1541: The rule there is ‘Don’t take off in a 62 mph crosswind in anything’ lol. The only part of flying that isn’t optional is landing.

@teampullmyfinger3036 7 лет назад

Great video, thank you for not putting that tired out electronic crap music on this.

@yessir1371 7 лет назад

That Thomas Cook A321 almost had a tail strike😬

@wayken70 5 лет назад

Pilot: A few crosswinds might not scare the passengers... Passengers: *screams intentionally* Flight Attendants: GUYS IT’S JUST CROSSWIND! CALM DOWN! Pilot to Passengers: Ladies and Gentlemen, please do shut up.

@TechInspected 4 года назад

5:03 That Thomas Cook nearly scratched his butt!

@Charkel 4 года назад

Yeah that was one of the most dangerous takeoffs i've ever seen :S

@nbvw3 6 лет назад

Shout-out to the flybe turboprop captains in that clip!

@Napoleon_Blownapart 7 лет назад

5:01 "please contact NASA on departure"

@khalid8349 7 лет назад

airproduct95

@barryrowton4562 5 лет назад

Thank you for no silly intro, annoying music or lame narration...one of my favorite videos. I have watched it at least 15 times

@JoeCnNd 5 лет назад

I've grown proficient in the skip 30 seconds of the video because of the intros to some videos.

@FamilyManMoving Год назад

I bet RyanAir charged an extra "landing fee" each time their plane bounced off the runway.

@richardscathouse 4 года назад

Not affecting Ryan Air much I see. 😁😁😁

@damageftw1541 3 года назад

shut up man you asshole

@dtiydr 7 лет назад

5:03 Holy shit! That was like one inch from cost a lot of money.

@zameernizam3825 4 года назад

That Thomas Cook at 5:00 was like a centimeter off of a tail strike

@ChrisP.Bacon008 4 года назад

5:00 holllly shit

@FB0102 5 лет назад

5:02 inches from a tail strike

@MickGallJr 5 лет назад

Had to watch it twice

@5xstronger 5 лет назад

Literally inches..... wow.

@ringpop6177 5 лет назад

Like I need this stress in my life

@michaelthompson61 5 лет назад

At 5:05 Thomas Cook MT1402. Almost a tail strike. Very close!

@thebrummierailenthusiasts5329 5 лет назад

Oh yeah I can see that it could have snap the entire tail off that aircraft if the pilot is not careful enough

@flyeren35 5 лет назад

Thomas Cook has passed away 2 days ago but not because of the tailstrike, because of the Economy :(

@cujoedaman Год назад

- Radio crackle - Ladies and gentlemen, this is your captain speaking. Just wanted to let you know that we have a 62 mph cross wind and the runway is slick. I'm sure most of you on the left side of the plane are going to have a much better view of the runway than me and the wings will be flapping like a bird. We're going to be coming in 'Tokyo Drift' style and because I know there is at least one of you on board, I will save you the trouble of asking and say "please don't call me Shirley". So, stick your heads between your knees, pray to favorite deity and I'll see you on the ground with a cigarette in hand because it'll certainly be a good time for me. Thank you and have a great day.

@warmcanadain7649 Год назад

This comment is gold

@cujoedaman Год назад

@@warmcanadain7649 Sometimes I get one right :D

@scande7306 5 лет назад

3:44 thomas cook :(

@southwest7004 6 лет назад

5:03 almost tail strike

@asmrdarrach6074 4 года назад

5:05 that is literally so incredibly close...

@Notadragon621 4 года назад

5:02 wow that Thomas Cook plane was inches from a tailstrike

@THETROLLINGTRAIN1 6 лет назад

5:05 that Thomas cook fligh was like 2 inches from slamming that rear end into the ground

@starryu7 6 лет назад

Someone eating chips in the background

@hamzasober 5 лет назад

5:04 a really close call, the pilot and first officer nearly got a tailstrike.

@williamshiner6181 5 лет назад

Yeah saw that too

@rayray8687 4 года назад

Hamza Sober: And everyone else on the plane, lol.

@LostButMakingGoodTime Год назад

Thomas Cook at 5:00 nearly had a tailstrike in their haste to get off. Yikes! 😮

@OneTequilaTwoTequila Год назад

Yeah, the captain is a moron!

@Auraxium 5 лет назад

Landing a Q400 in a crosswind looks about as easy as getting a 2 year old into a car seat

@theyoutubeguy1 5 лет назад

That Thomas cook plane was so close to a tail strike.

@someloser8061 6 лет назад

Imagine landing with crosswinds and looking out the window and being like, “I don’t think im supposed to see the runway when landing

@lexijamie3193 6 лет назад

LMAO😂😂

@jfan4reva 3 года назад

Yeah, I've had one or two where I could tell if we were on the centerline.

@sethinman7206 4 года назад

5:04, how in the hell did he not scrape the tail

@BAnthony919 4 года назад

Video game

@jfan4reva 4 года назад

He was slightly to the right of the centerline paint stripes and lights. If he'd been over them he probably would have scraped the tail - lol!

@sethinman7206 4 года назад

I think it was legitimately 2 or 3 inches between him scraping the tail

@georgegarrett9021 4 года назад

@@sethinman7206 thats as good as a mile.

@azzamrey7669 5 лет назад

5:22 I bet there was no wind

@nathandachallenger9200 5 лет назад

lool

@damageftw1541 3 года назад

bruh do you know B737 are hard to fly? Anyway how would you like to fly a B737? you’d literally crash before starting the fucking plane and you’ve definitely never been on a ryanair flight because the landings are actually good, never judge a book by its cover

@azzamrey7669 3 года назад

@@damageftw1541 I have been on countless Ryanair flights and let me tell you, like 80% of the landings were waaaay worse than other companies. I don't know maybe it's their recruiting system and experience criteria for the job 🤷‍♂️

@damageftw1541 3 года назад

@@azzamrey7669 maybe it’s your weight pulling the plane down

@azzamrey7669 3 года назад

@@damageftw1541 lol who stepped on your tail. Tell me, I can help you

@QuintoV_ 5 лет назад

4:48 -Can you do the helicopter trick? -Hold my beer.

@aidenschvatkok5732 Год назад

5:00 wow that was inches from a tail strike!

@Bruce.-Wayne 5 лет назад

I would not wanna be a passenger in any of these planes ....

@jesterknight3837 5 лет назад

Dan Ordel me too😁😁

@ilovechieftains 7 лет назад

5:35 typical Ryanair landing if you ask me

@badasshuh69 6 лет назад

Jman 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

@yogtupy7603 7 лет назад

5:05 this is one of the most unsatisfying thing I see in my life. The pilot got so much luck

@Just-Steve 4 года назад

In case you where wondering how thick a stack of paperwork is for a tail strike, 5:04

@quinnsavage2325 3 года назад

I doubt that it would have fit between that skid plate and the center line paint stripe. ?

@robertlyon8876 Год назад

Wonder what it would be like being hauled in front of the director of flight ops and begging on to get canned

@extremegunn94 7 лет назад

CRJ 3-Pilots remarks: "Short and final GWPS 100.. 90... 80... 70... 60... 50... 50, 50..." Co-Pilot: "Dude what the hell?" Pilot:" I know man, I think we are hovering!"

7 лет назад

Close call for a tailstrike at 5:03!

@fakenamerealperson7809 7 лет назад

reeaaaally close

@MrP33p3rz 7 лет назад

No Thanks... I'll walk.

@DaveDott 4 года назад

5:04 wow that was close

@CallsignVega 4 года назад

Ya that pilot let the nose rise way too much and needs more forward yoke. Like 1 foot away from a tail strike.

@sanpedrosilver 5 лет назад

That Thomas Cook (around 5 min) almost scraped the tail on takeoff 🤦🏼‍♂️

@jesster777 5 лет назад

And pitched up waayyy too much considering the conditions smh

@Thatguy9117-p 5 лет назад

My hats off to the pilots that pull these stunts off and the engineers that design these planes to survive this kind off abuse and keep us safe

@gmboy559 5 лет назад

Every aircraft movement after 2:17 exceeded all manufacturers' crosswind component recommendations for the aircraft. The engineers didn't rate them for this kind of abuse, but airlines set their own crosswind standards....

@Snivy_Films 5 лет назад

Props for the pilots that landed in these really tough conditions.

@HarvickOne 4 года назад

you can VTOL a cessna at that wind speed

@georgegarrett9021 4 года назад

Fly a 150 "backards" too.

@thegeek3348 6 лет назад

purple plane comes down like a helicopter.

@msmeyersmd8 5 лет назад

Damn. From an engineering standpoint, I have a hard time imagining the lateral stress force resistance built into the main landing gear of these planes. I am shocked that there aren’t more landing gear collapses in these conditions. I tip my hat to the Engineers that Over- Engineered the landing gear struts and attachments to survive without damage in these conditions. And the Titanium balls of the pilots who make these landings.

@Sugarsail1 3 года назад

Keep in mind that when they are flying sideways the normal force on the tires is low since the plane is still partly flying so the lateral forces on the gear are far less than you might expect since it is dependent on the tire friction and normal forces. As the plane loses lift and more weight is carried on the gear the plane straightens out on the run way so the lateral forces are essentially reduced at that point....the lateral forces are self-limiting by the dynamics of the situation is what I'm saying. Now tire wear, that's another matter.