747 Pilot Overcontrols Plane 

Dude filming the Ryan Air landing came real close to being the “…and 1 person on the ground” in an NTSB report.

How can you not see another plane in front of you on that last clip with the two Cessnas? 🤔

2:00 - You can see the wake turbulence crossing the frame from right to left. Fantastic shot.

respect to the TAP pilot, made it look easy

Insane rudder inputs on the 747. The rudder is enormous so I am sure it felt notable.

1:57 Respect to the pilot for making such an amazing landing, even under these circumstances!

1:30 new callout! ''Re-ten'' 😆

Ryanair - Making Aerosucre look good since 1989

Wow that 747F was rocking hard side to side

Ryanair: "We paid for the whole runway, so we're going to USE the whole runway!"

RyanAir - the budget airline that even economizes runway usage.

Kelsey would have nailed it.😊

If they can't see another plane on the ground god help them in the air....🤦‍♂️

2:00 Just after the TAP A321 touched down, you could see the wake vortex float behind the aircraft after mixing with the engine exhaust gases.

That last clip is why Cessna has installed horns in all of its new models.

After the Cessna's collided, the state of Arkansas granted both pilots honorary drivers licenses...

piloting airlines is a super Hero’s job!!!!! never gets old to watch… mad respect.. and this channel is ahhhmazing!!

Someone on that Ryanair flight paid the extra for the "Scare the Planespotters" package and it was worth every cent..

I notice that the last clip is from Long Beach, Ca. In the upper right corner is the old McDonnell-Douglas sign "Fly DC-Jets", decorated with swirls and a silhouette of an aircraft. DC-10s used to be built here, then Boeing bought out MD and they built C-17s. When that contract was finished Boeing moved to Seattle and sold the complex. Through it all, they kept the large neon sign, which is pretty impressive at night.

that was an absolute butter in that crosswind landing! ]

Looks like Western Global needs to hire Kelsey!

That’s a good landing in very windy conditions..

I used to do that Canarsie approach with just the VOR before RNAV was a thing.

The Greece airport is just like that. The New York video is very pretty.

The Canarsie approach into jfk is amazing at night 😌

There used to be a budget Irish airline out of Manston Kent called EJet, flying Fokker 50's Cracked me up when calling final with an Irish accent "EJet Fokker on final"

1st one; classic PIO. Back to the sim with you.

WOW! that was a close one !

Good episode!

Thanks!

Great video!😸

Ryainair is the go-to airline to get your Private Pilots Licence. Training on a cessna is optional

Great vid... Canarsie landing i actually held my breath😂

Nice video

I was on a flight that did a go-around on that JFK approach five or six years ago. I wish I'd known what we were trying to do at the time, it would have been a little less concerning to see how much we missed the runway by 😬😂

Lol The general aviation boys never fail to amaze 🤣

Flying QANTAS domestic home to Perth, sharp turn to port for final, with shocking wind shear and buffeting below 1000 feet. The whole of the 767 cabin went deathly quiet as the plane bucked its way through the turn - and the pilots put a perfect chef's kiss of a landing down. I was up front and as I exited, the cockpit door opened, and one of the pilots emerged. I called out "Great landing mate, you nailed it", only to realise that the pilot was absolutely as pale as a ghost, looking like they'd had a really big scare in that cockpit, fighting for control. That's why a QANTAS captain is a world away in skill and experience ahead of some of the jokers I see on this channel. Credit though, you also show some awesomely skilful handling of planes too.

Zabardast Very Nice Channel. Very Nice Seen.

The Ryanair almost landed on the photographier 😂😂

👍 thanks again!! :)

Great airmanship in the last clip 😂😂 .

*Thank you for sharing the video it's very interesting, I didn't waste my time watching it*

So cool 😎

What did the 2 propeller blades say to the wing? BRRRRAAAAAP!

Give the Ryanair captain some probs! It’s Skiathos, IN THE RAIN! It’s on the absolute limits of the ac’s performance and he made sure to give him self the best chances of stopping.

Those sessions are at Long Beach, California, with the old McDonnell Douglas plant in the background you can see the fly, DC Jets sign, now a Mercedes-Benz distribution center

damn he touched down like right at the threshold markers😬

0:53 So nice!

0:10 - I like the way you describe it, like the plane just "encountered" an uncoordinated landing and the pilots had nothing to do with it. "My girlfriend isn't talking to me just because I encountered some projectile vomiting in her car when she drove me home from the pub crawl"

it might be just as well that the pilot of the second Cessna that ran into the first Cessna crossing in front of it was not able to get airborne.

That JFK approach was visually pretty cool, tbf. Landed a tad bit late, though I noticed.

Pour le 747 il ne manquait que le parachute arrière pour le stopper 😂

That 747 landing was pure PIO.

2:20 that's a normal Ryanair landing

I was listening to Kennedy Steve a few years back, kept giving planes taking off directions to do the "Carnarsie Climb". I'd guess that would be the reverse of this. Pretty cool.

1:59 The refraction from a wave in air! Wonderful!

wonderful spotting 29 , ⌚3:05

Any landing you can walk away from is a good landing... !!!

the ryanair looked like something from one of the FS a first...wow

Ryanair: I pay for the runway, I use all the runway 🤣🤣🤣

last one is hilarious. How can you not see something that slow and cumbersome?!

Our TAP is such a mess but our pilots 9/10 times that are featured here is for praise

During the '80s and '90s flying the B767 the Canarsie Approach was my favorite night visual approach to KJFK. Following the curved track of the Lead-in lights was very interesting and engaging. One thing I don't like about the Airbus is that the airplane calls the pilots "Retard" just before touchdown, as if they have a mental disabliity.

didn't know there was a new version of the kaitak approach

Ryan Air is the Swift Trucking of airlines it seems!

The 747 pilot took out some RUNWAY LIGHTS

Those 2 cessnas was that Runway Rage?

2:50 Upper right. Is that a Stearman?

What your there taking pictures with high speed camera and filming to catch a crash

That A340-300 looks like respect Kai Tak Approach

The best moment of landing at night was cut off :/ 01:21

That Cessna 150 pilot musta been hella distracted to start taxiing without looking outside...or the insurance was about to lapse.

Judging by the skid marks on that runway in Greece, id say thats not the ONLY plane that has come in low, whole lotta skid marks well short of the TD Aimpoint just from that view.

That 747 was rocking so much. Going up and down like a boat in rough seas... Would've hated to be the pilot on that one

Classic Ryanair

Narita is a scary place where to land

That 7-4... total PIO... that rudder was all over the place!

Did I see/hear 3 tyre blowouts on that WG 747,I'm not surprised however, I'd like to know what was going on in the flight deck!!

I hope the AeroSucre guys are ok...Haven't seen a clip from them in a while 😮

Ryanair - Ireland's answer to Aerosucre..

That’s was a very shaky 747

wow, that's the fastest 3 minutes a guy can spend

The runway at Skiathos is just 1,628 meter long and it was raining. So i get why they wanted to use every inch of it. The runway was created by reclaiming land from the sea between the island of Skiathos and a small islet called Lazareta ( now part of the main island)

You really can see that PIO on that 747

First 747 landing in gust had tyre burst afte touchdown.

not every landing is perfect. He got it under control and handled everything.

The canaries approach the first str of lights is a hotel drive through there every day

0:57 Kai Tak vibes

That first video was mine. Did I miss the request to use it?

2:25 999/10 Ryanair landing 🛬☠️

"This Western Global Boeing 747-400F encounters an uncoordinated landing with large oscillations". I always assumed that landing was something the pilots plan to do at the destination airport, rather than an event that sneaks up on them.

2:15 the moment he saw the RYAN AIR, he was ready to die 💀

0:55 POV: me landing a plane in GTA 5

The Ryanair landing looks like the Wizz Air landing at that same airport. The pilot probably wanted to land early (+ hard as usual) for safety.

that 747 pilot needs more flight time and better stick and rudder skills

Looks like these pilots got their training at Ryanair!🤪

that ryanair landing one looks like it would be from a movie scene

Anyone else notice the wake turbulence created behind the TAP landing @2:01 ?

AMIIIIIIIRRR TAHIIIIIIIIIIRRR 💯💯💯💯💯💯

I don’t think most people understand how versatile modern airliners are…