Awesome Reverse Thrust!!! Great HD 757 Landing In Miami!!!

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The pilot wanted to slow down in a hurry!! Awesome Rolls Royce RB-211 engine sound! Beautiful morning touchdown at Miami International Airport! Watch as we glide right in to runway 12! Filmed from the First Class cabin aboard American Airlines! Filmed from the edge of the Everglades swamps all the way to touchdown! Flight 505 from Orlando. 9/4/12.
El piloto quiso frenar a toda prisa! Royce sonido del motor RB-211 Rolls Awesome! Hermosa touchdown mañana en el Aeropuerto Internacional de Miami! Mira como nos deslizamos a la derecha por la pista 12! Filmado desde la cabina de primera clase a bordo de American Airlines! Filmada desde el borde de los pantanos de los Everglades hasta el final hasta el aterrizaje! Vuelo 505 de Orlando. 9/4/12.
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@VIR092 12 лет назад

Man, nothing beats the sounds of the RB211 turbofan!

@petercriscuolo3140 3 года назад

Best Jet Engine Ever.

@Skraeling1000 10 лет назад

I don't know about anyone else, but the last few thousand feet of descent is almost magical, the views are always worth having a window seat for - even if the area is drab at ground level, up in the sky it somehow gains charm.

@mah584jr 10 лет назад

Yeah, it's pretty cool coming in for a landing! There can be many neat things to see!

@hugoboss9387 5 лет назад

Well stated you could be a writer.

@kdubb81 9 лет назад

That pilot was really flying that one in, you can hear him working the throttles, etc.

@Jonnooriginal 9 лет назад

757s are some of the most overpowered airliners ever made

@JerjerB Год назад

Better than any of the 800,000 podcasts out there! Thank you!

@viking1960 11 лет назад

A year ago I flew on an AA 757 from DFW to LAX. When we landed at LAX the pilot was in a big hurry to get off the runway. When we made the turn I could see why, a HUGE Quantas A 380 was right behind us, so close that I'm surprised the 380 didn't execute a missed approach. We could have been an early lunch for the 380. TRUE STORY.

@chrispaw1 11 лет назад

The RB 211 engines are some of the most succesfull engines ever produced by any company anywhere....realiability rate is unmatched....amazing video...

@petercriscuolo3140 3 года назад

Those Rolls Royce Engines Are Beautiful.

@nostrils420 9 лет назад

i remember flying in to miami on sunset, purple clouds and orange skies... very breathtaking way to enter the city

@mah584jr 9 лет назад

Brian P That must have been really cool! It would have made for a great video perhaps!

@monicagerber2015 10 лет назад

I JUST LOVE THE WAY THIS PLANE HAS A GREAT ENGINE SOUND AND IT IS GETTING READY TO LAND AND I LOVE THE WAY WHEN IT GETS ON THE RUNWAY THE WHEELS COME DOWN AND I LOVE THE WAY IT COMES AND LANDS REALLY FAST ON THE RUNWAY I MEAN THAT IS SO COOL AND THE WEATHER IS PERFECT FOR THE PLANE TO LAND ON THE RUNWAY AND I MEAN THAT IS SO COOL

@cincycap 10 лет назад

The sound of those engines could put me to sleep

@FalseShatner 11 лет назад

The 727 replacement. Great vid!

@taxiviaalfa 3 года назад

...while also being 10x better than the 727...

@JatinderSinghFlora 10 лет назад

Excellent video. That reverse thrust sounded so good. I love the RB211 engine its so sexy

@KevinSimmons8888 11 лет назад

I love that you included the post-flight announcements. Made it feel like I was onboard. Good job.

@CaptainBuzzBee 3 года назад

757-200 is a great ride. Lucky enough to take Iceland air back and forth to Europe a several times.

@Phenomental1ty 11 лет назад

RB211, such an iconic engine...

@MrWasapa 11 лет назад

i wish my fsx's graphics could get to pure realism. lovely video

@SenorSpode 10 лет назад

757. The ultimate hot-rod of the skies.

@mah584jr 10 лет назад

Agreed, it has very nice performance!

@hi11arygoddamc1itton6 9 лет назад

I didn't realize that they reversed internally like that thank you so much for posting this wonderful video!

@turbopiloto 11 лет назад

Nice video! I love MIA airport

@petercriscuolo3140 3 года назад

Me Too.I Fly Into Miami About Once A Month.Love American Airlines Hub There.

@ezioauditore392 10 лет назад

Smoothest landing I have ever seen

@mah584jr 10 лет назад

It was very smooth, I agree! Thanks for the comment!

@WelshWidgetMan2O1O 10 лет назад

Beautiful landing and taxi. I love Miami and I've lived here all my life :)

@mah584jr 10 лет назад

Glad you liked it! Miami is a great town!

@LandRoverWay23 11 лет назад

both 757's engines are good

@KevinBurciaga 10 лет назад

"All other electronic devices must remain off" at 4:08. Forget that! Great video.

@mah584jr 10 лет назад

Thanks! Glad you liked it!

@rileybowman6827 10 лет назад

***** love the video, thumbs up!

@johnifly 9 лет назад

Great landing video!! I've taken off out of this airport as a passenger years ago. Great job!!

@mah584jr 9 лет назад

Glad you enjoyed the video so much! Miami is always a neat approach for me! Thanks for the comment!

@ExNerd58 11 лет назад

Great video, love the sound of the sengines.

@lesivs 11 лет назад

Nice Video - best part of flying when you land and the aircraft slows rapidly! Pilot appeared to use moderate reverse thrust, could be he wanted to take a certain exit or had been asked to expedite vacating the runway due to following aircraft on final approach. I think the runway here is more than long enough for a 757! Reverse is often selected at idle on landing as a precaution in the event of braking problems, not used so much these days though.Normal landing however, not 'heavy or fast'.

@dennycahyalie3775 5 лет назад

That reverse thrust is normal. Unless it's the mid-air reverse thrust, it's awesome

@DavidHill333 11 лет назад

Music to my ears. Very nice post.

@IwasKiddinggg 11 лет назад

i was in the same type of airplane landing in the same position in miami 48 hours ago

@gregdark5203 3 года назад

Man I love this stuff. Great video.

@butchrules7 10 лет назад

Miami :D awesome video thanks for sharing it with all us people

@mah584jr 10 лет назад

You're welcome! Glad you liked it!

@buffey 11 лет назад

Very, very nice. Thanks for sharing the experience.

@wfat 11 лет назад

Many times they'll brake nice and hard so they can slow down and turn off before crossing a major runway, depending on where the terminal is. At LaGuardia in NYC, the runways are really short so they go full power reverse thrust and hard on the brakes, and then try to go even further and use only half of the runway to keep traffic flowing faster.

@silversurfer100 11 лет назад

Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, but I too only saw slats and spoilers deployed after watching the video several tims.

@oahuhawaii2141 11 лет назад

Once, on my return to HNL, I sat at the window behind the port-side engine. The humidity was just right that, as we touched down, 3 thin streams of air, looking just like the smoke used in wind tunnel tests, flowing over the wing. It was surprising to see, especially one going over the air brake. They dissipated quickly when the reverse thrust was deployed. How I wished I had my video camera out, but alas, I had followed the flight attendant's instructions to turn off and stow my electronics ...

@MrRonnieG 11 лет назад

In 1976, while working for JAL @ LAX, I observed a Mexicana B727 attempt to take off from runway 25R with the center engine in reverse thrust. I could not believe what was happening! I kept thinking that the EGT on that motor must have been deep in the red and that plane had a FE to also observe front panel instruments? At about 6,000 feet, of a 12,000 foot runway, the pilots realized it and, suddenly; full flaps, speed brakes, reverse thrust, wheel brakes & feet dragging on the ground!

@Chuck59ish 8 лет назад

I actually got in a RU-vid argument with some people who thought the heavy aircraft like airliners and military transports used the wheel brakes when they landed instead of flaps, spoiler and Thrust reversers.

@TheMacandpcguy 8 лет назад

+Charles Damery They do have wheel breaks, and they are used?

@Chuck59ish 8 лет назад

Usually wheel brakes are used when the aircraft is pulling into it's parking spot and they are set as a parking brake on shutdown and start up. They are also used when towing an aircraft in case the tow bar breaks. I've seen first hand what happens when the pilot over uses the wheel brakes, the safety valves in the wheels can blow out to prevent fires, aircraft tires are filled with nitrogen for this purpose since it's an inert gas and doesn't support flames. If the brake discs get overheated the wheels can seize and then you have big problems, especially on the main runway.

@nankervisj 8 лет назад

+Charles Damery Airliners do use a system called Autobrake quite often when landing and what it does is it essentially removes the need for the pilots to burn excessive amounts of fuel when using reverse thrust and also means the pilots don't have to worry about braking during landing, hence the word "auto' in "autobrake". Yes the brakes do heat up when using this system, obviously, but there are normally 3 different modes; 1 or low, 2 or medium, and 3 or max, and each applies a different amount of pressure on the brakes. so yeah, Brakes need to be replaced when they are used too much, but thrust reversers burn a lot of fuel, so when they are used together the costs can be kept down for the airline

@Chuck59ish 8 лет назад

Yeah, with the modern airliners, they speed sensors in the main wheel that will allow the wheel brakes to used below a certain speed so they can use the brakes when they turn off the runways. You can really feel it if you land on a wet runway, after the thrust reverservers have slow the aircraft down to the point the brakes can take over, you'll sometimes get the antiskid pulsing on and off to control the aircraft.

@Chuck59ish 8 лет назад

If the runway is long enough and his cutoff ramp is far enough down the runway, this would be the ides plan to reduce where and tear on the equipment. But in real life, the GCs want the aircraft off the runway ASAP so usually heavy reverser use if the norm.

@EATSLEEPJD 11 лет назад

RB FTW

@jack-vn2it 10 лет назад

I love it

@chrispaw1 11 лет назад

also, if anyone reading this is from outside the USA its worth watchin' just to see that humungus freeway....iv never seen so much traffic!

@ironsirengaming9811 3 года назад

Good landing

@BruceWayneWorld 11 лет назад

To be honest I love airplanes but now that I think about it I am more into the excitement of just flying somewhere than having to deal with the stress of working for a airline. I will take private lessons when the time permits like John Travolta did and become a private pilot

@JAMSTER1114 11 лет назад

1 year at aviation school 6 months in New Zealand (dependant on airline and country) then another year in Aviation School. After that brought into the airline then a further 1 year training doing flights in a airline. These do depend on Airline companies but all are pretty similar.

@MrCrosstownbus 10 лет назад

Very nice. I too enjoyed the video.

@mah584jr 10 лет назад

Thanks, I'm glad you liked it!

@karloalberti 11 лет назад

I luv the sound of powerful engines, and the thrill of flying all over the world, however I do not like turbulence

@LethalThreat 11 лет назад

Very nicely filmed. Nice vid.

@67johnkiing 11 лет назад

Very nice video. Very clear.

@mr226611 11 лет назад

Great vid awsame reverse thrust

@blgibbs6 11 лет назад

Awesome!

@spacedreaming 11 лет назад

I noticed the landing was about 500ft long on runway 12 (a 9355ft long runway) at Q2 but exited on U. If it felt like the deceleration was higher than usual for your previous B757 flights, perhaps they wanted to make sure to not cross runway 09/27 which might end-up as a hold short 09/27 (more delays) at Q8 (off the end of 12) in case 09 is also being used. Just a guess as I look at this airport diagram.

@danenglish3650 7 лет назад

Yeah that's real fun when you live a mile or so from the airport and they do that about every few minutes until 1 AM then start again at about 5AM. All after changing runways and flight patterns. Sucks big time.

@merc340sr 9 лет назад

Great sound. I find that on Airbus, you can't hear it as much. In my humble opinion, best sounding reverse thrust is from the old DC9.

@mah584jr 9 лет назад

I'm glad you liked the sound! The DC-9 is excellent as well! Thank you for taking the time to comment!

@gaguy1967 9 лет назад

DC-9 has the best sound

@zreshad6904 11 лет назад

AMAZING!! I had the same arrival into kmia with an aal 757 onto Rwy 12, everything was awesome except our flight crew did not use any reverse thrust, and the plane was quite packed so I was bummed!! But your video was a great sample of those RR engines roaring down the tarmac!!

@flyingbrush304 11 лет назад

Great stuff! Thanks for the ride - very stimulating!

@MASSHOOVY 9 лет назад

so good sound

@luisfelipewellenkamp5805 5 лет назад

This engine has a nice whine

@mah584jr 5 лет назад

Agreed!

@bmackey 11 лет назад

Great for sending people video messages saying I'm off on holiday

@wfat 11 лет назад

and by using half of the runway, I don't mean in any way that airplanes are "sharing" runways, but that taxing across them multiple times to get back to the terminal can slow down ground traffic.

@ramonmartinez5091 7 лет назад

Awesome video! Thumbs up!

@xducy 12 лет назад

love the view

@d0qtrx 8 лет назад

Somebody didn't turn their electronic device off, lol. Yea, they don't use the wheel brakes for landing... the pads and rotors would melt halfway down the runway trying to stop that much mass at that speed.

@MarksTournaments 6 лет назад

d0qtrx stupid, the breaks do most of the work

@alfredoobando613 9 лет назад

excellente, pero el gran solazo en la pista, y el gran calor?

@mah584jr 9 лет назад

+alfredo obando Muchas gracias!

@francescoribeiro 11 лет назад

Awesome landing!

@TobyHoly 10 лет назад

Beautiful thing,

@mah584jr 10 лет назад

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the video!

@ZEZERBING 10 лет назад

For me it was leaving a place that is familiar ,with say, snow,oak trees,crops etc. You go up in the clouds, come down two hours later to say, palm tree, sun ,hot air, mountains etc. A whole different environment culture etc,

@mah584jr 10 лет назад

Yeah, it's quite awesome! I enjoy it the best when there isn't cloud cover!

@MalindaRajapakse 8 лет назад

Beauty! Great views too

@LateNightCable 11 лет назад

Great video! Just about 8.5 miles from start to runway threshold. Average approach speed of 170 mph (around 148 knots) by my calculations. I even spotted the LaQuinta on NW 36th that I stayed at a couple months ago. Fun what you can see and learn just from watching a video.

@fernandopermana7174 9 лет назад

awesome touchdown... :-)

@mah584jr 9 лет назад

Fernando Permana Thanks! Glad you liked it!

@ShazeemKhan 10 лет назад

Great video! You have really steady hands buddy! I love how you ended it after the announcement was completed :)

@mah584jr 10 лет назад

Thanks! I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!

@whetedge 11 лет назад

Nice work with the camera. I prefer the single position for flight vids.

@jtanga22 12 лет назад

I agree!! I really enjoy them too !! I think the best takeoffs and, landing viedos on tube !! Keep up the great work mah584jr!!!!!! do you have any takeoff or landing videos rom Los Angeles International ? LAX or, DFW Dallas Fort Worth ?

@Nath2256 11 лет назад

A nice day for flying :)

@iantrotter3185 11 лет назад

That was great

@ck717ld 12 лет назад

i really wish i could fly as much as you do. :)

@skbenergy 11 лет назад

nice :) island greetings !

@skbenergy 11 лет назад

impressive video :) greetings from the Caribbean !

@PikalaxALT 11 лет назад

That's not the way it is in other parts of the US. In New England, 5 each way is considered a lot, and is usually only used where two highways split in the same direction. What you're looking at is the Palmetto Expressway just north of the NW 36th St interchange. This expressway is 4-7 lanes in width in each direction from the I-75 terminus south to the Don Shula Expressway split, passing the airport in between.

@thehaiwis 11 лет назад

Last night my husband and I were watching television when a preview of the new sitcom, Parks and Rec, came on. It's made by the producers of The Office, and stars Amy Poehler. My husband works for a city parks and rec department, so he's interested to see it. All of a sudden, he blurts out "They should make a show about

@Love2pak 11 лет назад

You are actually right, it could be due to two factors.....1. There was an incoming plane from behind so the tower asked to "expedite" the braking or 2. Because they were a "Miami based crew" as the flight attendant said, the pilot wanted to take the closest taxiway to the gate since this airport was probably second nature for him, so he knew exactly where to turn off for a particular gate.....good video nonetheless...

@compteck7 11 лет назад

I was listening through out the video and you could hear the pilot feathering the engines up and down, then just before touchdown he feathered them up again perhaps due to crosswinds or what have you..that could have affected the actual landing speed so you would need more braking hence a longer reverse thrust burn