Best Approach in the World! Rio de Janeiro Santos Dumont 

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Chris Zhang true

How

the approach on the other side of the runway is more beautiful and "stressful" for the pilots but in fact, it's nothing big, there are no accidents with deaths at this airport since the 60's, the few that had it also have very little relationship with the approach of the runway too

@@glipk yes it is cause there's a mountain

sim, Maricá 💕💕💕💕

@Matthew Cross ? The length is information that is available anywhere and you can see at the end where the runway cuts off that its just water. Swiss001 inst the only person to know this information

@Matthew Cross i lived 3 years in the Escola Naval, the island at right of the runway. The length is correct, I used this airport dozens of times.

@Matthew Cross No, from the Brazilian's Airspace Control website, www.aisweb.aer.mil.br/?i=cartas, just type "SBRJ" on the ICAO box and get the ADC.

Gringada quer duvidar da gente porra kkkkkkk

In fact, only captains are allowed to land on this runway.

Thank you very much:) That approach on my first visit was even better:)

You´re very welcome:)

me too:)

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Why

Jess Martinez bruh. That just makes u close the tab on windows. Remember not all people are on pc. Let stand not all people are so broke that they need windows. I’m here on my IMac 2020.

JBLBASS R/woosh

@@Kayshots r/whoosh

Thank you very much:)

Agreed

The governments made our world small and that will not change for a long time!!

Dum Spiro Spero Living for this landing one day alive

No it is dangerous airport

Dangerous and wonderful:)

its a two edged sword

There are no accidents with deaths at this airport since the 60's. it's a very safe airport.

@@sandwich6284 Please don't talk nonsense son! There were never any major accidents at Santos Dumont, the approach to this airport is the most beautiful in the world and it is always a pleasure to get there. Get to know Rio de Janeiro one day, it's worth it!

I actually did, check my older video from Santos Dumont:) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-D567CdywIlU.html

Ia dizer isso Victor, boa.

Thank you very much:)

só de cima

@@Higor99991 kk

@@Higor99991 toda cidade tem seus problemas e ngm fica com esse quá-quá-quá toda hora

Yeah

imagine watching swiss001 🤮

Gol

Arbus a 321-200

Swiss001 didn't know about the SFP (short field performance) breaking systems that b737's and a320 must have to operate in Santos Dumont Airport. There are other regulations like related to the landing weight of the plane, and so on... Santos Dumont is more of a secondary domestic Airport, being the Tom Jobim Airport the one for bigger planes and primary domestic flights. Brazil is quite well ranked on ICAO safety ranking, so no worries, this airport doesn't need to be closed like swiss001 wrongly said on his video ;)

Thank you very much. I appreciate your comment:)

ma va cagher

What people use to clap for landing, except Portugueses and Angolans???

@@DaviSilva-im5ho in lots of places in Latin America, Europe and Asia. Do some research and you'll find out where to avoid flying😂

@@CB0408 Hahaha, the first time I fled to Angola it was quite funny to see people clapping as the plane landed. We don't use do it. Lol.

Here in Brazil people actually clap during landing, this guy was just lucky while filming

@@marcelo497 I would clap for that view

Not a MAX, it's a 737NG with Scimitar Winglets

Ok boomer

@@QuangNguyen-vy6vx actually its you because you have no idea 😂😂

@@QuangNguyen-vy6vx I was playing an online game dumbass, it is a 737 NG.

@@QuangNguyen-vy6vx look at the winglet, it's very different to MAX.

Nikiti!

Well not everything. You can still see Rio in the distance even through they are flying over Niteroi

Yes, is the state of Rio de Janeiro

Probably not, after all not many favelas in those parts for it to be Rio

@@ThomasJr rio não é só favela

it was just before sunset:)

This os not a 737 max, its 737 800 with split winglets

İ know only joking:)

Thanks:)

Thank you very much:)

yeah just you

The passengers probably did too. It is much more fun landing the other way with a dipping u-turn in front of the Sugar Loaf.

that's a regular 737

GLUCOSE GAMING 737NG

738:)

The max 10 isn’t even out

A A Wasn’t it revealed randomly already?

E isso mesmo..

GPWM I’m also kidding lmao 🥴🤪😂

GPWM nah theres also a max 7 and max 9 that still fly

There is still no MAX commercially flying as of today:)

737-800, not MAX:)

TheMquads phew *Sigh* 😅

I always try to book SDU when coming to Rio:)

Thank you:)

Normally 10km long?

The "normal" runway is between 1.8 to 2.5 km long. 10km runways are extremely rare.

"Normal is longer, maybe 2.1 to 3.8km for an international runway. How many international airports have max 2.5km (8200ft) length runways, hardly any.

Santos Dumont is not a International Airport.

@@iain8837 it is actually 1.323 meters long, even shorter.

The runway is short and if you overrun you end up in the water, so he has to land quickly.

The runway is short, making a perfect landing there is not an option, it is so risky that only captains are allowed to do it.

This is route from the south.

No matter the route, the plane LANDS!

The plane lands based on the wind, not the route.

ZAC Adventures where?

I think it is a bird, with moving wings.

its a bird

Bird

Definitely challenging approach for pilots:)

Yes. Short runway. 1300 meters. The first officer can not landing or takeoff there. In an emergency he need take airplane to Tom Jobim International airport because of that rule.

It's not a max

Ik but those winglits

Yeah kinda does

@@thatrandomguy8124 it's a 737NG with Scimitar Winglets