Plane Drops 100 Feet To The Ground 

As a British person it never fails to amuse me to hear other British people 😂

i bet the Ryan Air Pilot celebrated that butter smooth landing with the crew that night!

Every time I see an A380 I'm surprised it actually flies.

0:28 FLIPPINECK!!!! Couldn't have been a more British reaction 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

My dad was a pilot in Uncle Sam's Flying Club (USAF). He would often say "Oh, hell. Anyone can FLY a plane. It's putting the son-of-a-bitch back on the ground that takes skill" 🙂

I am not an expert or pilot, but that last landing (parallel runways) in Atlanta by the Delta pilot seemed pretty smooth.

That actually looked like a pretty brilliant save by the first British Airways pilot dealing with that downburst just before touchdown.

That first clip commentator is WAYYYYY too dramatic.

I absolutely love the videos with the live commentary. "Flippin' heck!!!!"

That's a 'normal' landing for RyanAir. You have to pay extra for a landing that won't shred your kidneys.

Ryanair + turbulent weather = immediate chiropractor appointment.

British Airways: man that was a hard landing Ryanair: hold my *CRUNCH*

Most people rate a pilot by how smooth a landing was. A rough landing doesn't necessarily mean it's a bad landing. It could be necessary to just get the plane down on the ground for safety's sake.

Cut on the "loses all energy". The plane has a lot of kinetic energy and potential energy.

1:08 there's nothing "late" about that go-around. Don't over dramatize...a go-around can even a include a subsequent touchdown if initiated really late.

2:00 it's not just for a mid air conflict, it's to prevent flying through any vortex turbulence.

The clips from the UK would be good were it not for the annoying commentary of the cameraman...

Could do without the live commentary of the first clip, but the rest are excellent to watch.

0:57 love the little voice of annoyance “goodness me”

Many years ago, I was on a Delta flight into Atlanta, with another plane landing parallel to us, It was a nice memory and a smooth landing.

At least the Ryanair plane actually landed ON the runway

I just love how that right main gear is waving to the camera😂 (0:25)

Wow, that Fed-Ex clip gives me the chills, note how the gear is even left down, standard proc. whilst dealing with a more immediate issue during a go around - in this case obviously the potential conflict. Correct me if I'm wrong as it may or may not be this clip, but there was a FE B767 that recently had a very close call with a departing B737 and I heard the radio - the FE crew were SUPER Professional and averted a potential disaster. So much respect and I can't wait to be part of a commercial cockpit crew.

"flippin heck!"

Ryanair: "That BA pilot shows potential. Send him one of our job applications!"

0:51 Thats the newest rule on Ryanair: You got to pay an extra fee for a soft landing.

1:22 the fact that an A380 can do that is crazy

Simultaneous runway interactions are always so cool to me. And I love the voice overs that some fans have when watching the landings lol.

Walking away from any landing in Leeds is a bonus. What a place to build an airport.

damn howling spotters

Aren’t RyanAir pilots trained to land, like they are landing in an aircraft carrier?

THAT RYAN AIR AT LEEDS WAS A REGULAR LANDING. IVE HAD WAY WORSE. LEEDS BRADFORD IS THE HIGHEST RUNWAY IN COUNTRY

I love that Ryanair put "RYANAIR" on the inside of the winglet to remind passengers that they're flying Ryanair. I'm not a marketing exec, but I would just put a sticker on the back of each headrest saying, "Can you lick your knees without bending forward? That's right, you're flying Ryanair!". At 2:00 the caption says ATC told the Fedex plane to take an immediate right turn to avoid a mid-air conflict. Well, this one time I was flying BA into Heathrow, and the Ryanair plane in front of us took off too slowly to save a couple of gallons of fuel. We weren't directed to turn away after our go-around, and the co-pilot of our plane was so furious that he climbed out of the cockpit, crawled along the wing of our 340, jumped onto the wing of the Ryanair 737, crawled along it, smashed the cockpit window, clambered inside the cockpit, then battered fúck out of the Ryanair captain for being a miserly bástard! It was hilarious to watch, but its always better I think to avoid such mid-air conflicts between plane drivers.

Not a tail strike and don't know what you mean when you say it lost all of it's energy in 100ft, but I can assure you it very much didn't.

the ryanair one was a -99999999999999999 fpm landing that got the pilot fired, they said you cannot butter in ryanair

Simply THE Best Channel! ❤✈️

Really liked that landing/takeoff at ATL. Usually your minutes are 2 planes parallel landing at SFO. I think this was a first for your channel.

British Airways: "That hard landing was not representative of how our planes normally land. We pride ourselves in giving passengers the optimal arrival experience." Ryanair: "If the passengers don't have two slipped discs, one dislocated shoulder and five broken toes, it wasn't a successful landing."

Ryan Air: “Please remain seated while the Captain taxies the remaining parts of the aircraft to the gate”

Ryanair: “Don’t worry you’ll feel it when we get there”

Ryanair without the weather would still be the same

I flew back from Cork to Birmingham a few years back on a twin prop plane with a rear door ramp ( not sure the type). It wat wet a blustery and we landed hard at Birmingham, then bounced left and nearly went off the runway. Even a male steward facing us winced on landing so we knew it was bad. I guess you can only do simulators so much and doing a bd weather landing is down to experience and real life practice and as they say if can walk away, its a good landing.

Love your videos but can absolutely do without the guys comments in the first video!!!

BOOOUUMMM WHOOOOAAA FLIPPIN' ECK 😂

0:29 the most bri-ish thing I’ve heard all week

British Airways: Right. We're not hiring any more former Ryanair pilots.

What an incredible machine that a380 is

At a few feet off of the ground the descent was arrested just in time....I am guessing the power added to save the landing kicked in right about there....thankfully they didn't try to arrest the rate of descent with elevator.

Cor blimey guvnor, it's a fair cop, you got me bang to rights, I'm a wrong un etc😁

It’s called a flare. Say it with me Ryanair, FLARE!! It rhymes so should be easy to remember.😂✈️

I expected the EK crew to be slow with the gear retraction on the G/A, but FedEx being worse was a surprise.

0:27 Wow Flipping heck

Still waiting to see a 'plane drops 100 feet to the ground'. Which one was that then?

Goodness me is right! Another butter landing right up to Ryanair's standards! 😬😬

Did this A350 need to be inspected afterwards?

0:24 Ryanair manager: IT’S THAT PILOT DID THE LANDING, HIRE HIM HIRE HIM

0:30 love the commentary lol

That BA landing was harder than a priest in the confession booth.

the british fella at the very beginning goes bonkers yet again 😂

FOR THE FIRST TIME, THE TITLE IS ACCURATE AND GERMAINE TO AVIATION and the first video. Please keep this up!

2:20 is what Ryanair would like as a turnaround time

Delta you really need to retire your ancient NWA A320s

Classic Ryanair

"Oh flippin' heck" is rapidly becoming un-welcome narration on these great videos.

I have done the ATL tandem landing.

That A380 pilot just wanted a go around....

Givin the gap between takeoffing and landing planes, it doesn't seem to be dangerous or there was a risk of mid-air collision.

Can do without the plane spotter's comments....

BA and Rynair reminds me of that scene with the knife in Crocodile Dundee Ba: "Mick he's got a hard landing" Rynair: "hahaha, nah, THAT's a hard landing..." You can read that in Paul Hogan's voice if you like, I don't mind, that's how I wrote it.

That was my flight from Malta yesterday . 1 hour 12 minutes of turbulence and a 100 ft drop during landing. The plane actually fell the last 100 feet. 😮

0:55 Thats a classic Ryanair butter😂

That FedEx go-around was a mistake

Just another Ryanair landing...

That wasn"t that bad! Old pilot has seen a lot worst.

That Leeds landing is totally normal… bit dramatic to call it hard, Leeds is my local airport and literally ALL planes land with a bump here!

- OH MY FLIPPIN ECK best part of the video😂😂😂😂

In the last time we are watching just go arounds and hard landings, this channel used to be more interesting with varied content

The Ryan Air pilot thought he was doing an aircraft carrier landing.

"Touching Hard" it's a Ryanair trade mark

good to see that the second clip was ryanair 🤣

You owe me 2 seconds of aviation, Thank you Yours Sincerely, WhyNotPickAviation

Ryanair: “ let’s celebrate that super smooth buttery landing”. Other pilots:”how the hell did that plane not break??”

Great videos! Thanks for sharing ✌🏻

BA’s livery is one of the most beautiful ones!

The Ryanair landing looked to be at Leeds/Bradford airport. Leeds/Bradford is the highest airport in England at an elevation of 681 ft (208 m). Its always pretty turbulent there.

Do we really have to have all these stupid verbal comments?

I just saw a plane make a perfect landing. What did I miss

Too many of the moronic commentator clips appearing on these videos, lack of narration is/was one of the best things about this channel

Doesn't seem right that the Ryanair pilots don't have the aircraft shouting"Retard, Retard"😂

Take-off vs landing drag race.

Just gonna say, the way Ryanair flies, and the reputation of the 737 MAX series, those two should never be put together.

I was ATCo for about thirty years. Once I saw a IAI Whirlwind landing with such brutality that the poor aircraft didn't even rebound. She just dragged herself askew to the Apron like a dying crab and stood in the Aerodrome for repairs for months. I guess everyone on board came out shorter. 😬 I did lost count of how many instruction light aircraft I saw porpoising until having their nose wheel strut ripped off. Maybe more than twenty. 😱 Tecnams broke it promptly! Cessnas were harder, but occasionally bent the strut backwards, then it was the propeller to bite the dust. 🙄 In some cases, it was enough for the Student to quit. 🏃💪💪

2:44 O'Hare sees that a lot - but that wasn't O'Hare.

It's a good job it was below its landing weights otherwise the gear would've collapsed easily. Babcock engineering at it best, well done.

Good reaction on the pilots part - this is why I like to know that yes, someone is up front driving. Takeoff and landing are where they earn their pay. A Chinese robot would have crashed.

"Plane drops 100 feet to the ground" Did you mean "landing"?

I always think it's cool to land parallel to another aircraft, whether it's taking off or landing

POV: me in chapter six WHO WILL WIN THIS RACE?!

02:16 Delta airbus - dirtiest plane I've seen, makes you wonder about maintenance

Don’t hurt the A350 it’s very precious to me