The Lancaster Bomber landing just wow. Watch this ❤️ 

That was brilliantly filmed, thank you.

Lets not forget the brave young men who flew and died in them.

The RAF treating the old lady with utmost respect.

Great bit of filming, rock steady tripod work, not any messing around with the zoom. You should be proud of this. Well done .

OMG that's a fantastic way to see a iconic wonderful classic piece of aviation history 👏👏👏👏👏😁😁😁😁

Amazing footage. The slow motion works so well.

Very evocative video for me. Thank you. My dad flew as a gunner in Lancs with 83 and 635 squadrons and I'm sure it must have been a great relief to him, his mates and all the other crews every time they touched down like that after a mission. Sadly so many of those brave lads from across bomber command didn't even make it back, let alone have a safe landing.

Staff member at the BBMF hangar told me they only get 15 landings out of those tyres before they are replaced...

What a beautiful aircraft.

Video quality matched the landing quality! Well done all! Cheers

I was first introduced to the Lancaster in the late 1950's. It has remained a favourite

Beutiful 💜💜💜

"Getting Home" superb filming ,waited 80 years for a shot like this , well done chum .

Just floating in. Brilliant!!!

Super pics, super landing, super clouds! 😊 UK.

That was superb. The last DC3 flying in the Netherlands as been taken out of service because the EU has forbidden the fuel as of next year and because of environmental laws. Good job the EU wasn't around 80 years ago.

The city of Lincoln ...one of the first airfix kits I built as a child

Thing of beauty.... the 'plane, the slomo camera redition. Good job!

I started full time employment in 1982. Even in the 80’s you had family working at the same company. I worked at the same company as my late father. One of my dad’s work colleagues was a chap called Fred Marklow who by 1982 was retiring at 65. During WW2 Fred had been in the RAF from 1940 and his ‘role/job’ was as Rear Gunner on the Lancaster Bomber and survived. Pure luck This was probably more dangerous as many would get ‘picked off’ one by one I met Fred before he retired Good times back then 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿👍 👍 ❤️❤️🙏🙏😃😃

Wow the sound of those engines 👍🇬🇧

Liked and Subbed. Great work. 👍👊👊🇬🇧

Insane footage....brilliant....thank you sir 👍🏻🇦🇺

That was astounding Daniel, the clarity of the shot to the landing, simply beautiful editing.

Absolutely bloody beautiful! 👏🏻👌🏻👍🏻

Lovely. Reminds me of watching the Shackletons at RAF Lossie in the 80s.

Wow. What a shot. The grace & power of these wonder aeroplanes comes through. My dear old Dad (just memories now) was a Tail-end-Charlie in a Lancaster bomber in WWII. I have some photo's of him & the rest of the crew standing outside the Lancaster. He never spoke much about it but he did tell me one time that he was ALWAYS freezing cold. I have his flying gloves & medals.

Amazing footage thank you.

OCTOBER 2024 A stunning shot in my view, An Avro Lancaster is just Peotry in Motion, even when landing too. 🇬🇧Ⓜ️🇬🇧👍👍👍👍🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

Shared shared shared

I love the purr of those four Rolls Royce Merlin engines.

She is truly beautiful congrats to those men and women who maintain her

Such a gentle soft landing, almost as if the plane floated down upon the airstrip. Fantastic.

Graceful and majestic.

Mesmerising, thanks!

Makes you so proud to be British and you have to ask yourself would we as a nation be as brave now as they were back then.....Amazing stuff

I used to look after the ground equipment for the bbmf 20 years ago, always gives me goose bumps still seeing her ❤

Fabulous. 🙂

Just beautiful we have lost so much in recent years

Marvellous video

She's absolutely magnificent and glorious❤❤❤

VERA just flew past us, here in Niagara, 15 minutes ago!

*BRAVO ZULU! Excellent footage!*

Avro, good Manchester company 😊

❤💪

what a sight for sore eyes😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

Absolutely gorgeous photography! What could be better than the sound of a Merlin engine ??...that would be the sound of the four on the Lancaster , with the slight variation in rpm, giving a sonorous resonance! :) :)

Nice job. I'm nearing completion of the world's most accurate Bomber Command airfield, RAF Little Staughton for flight sim. All 173 buildings plus the village, as was in 1944/5. Dad was Sgt Pilot with 582 on Lancs.

what a great video this is majestic, these men that flew them were just amazing the bravery and guts to get into the cockpit wow remember that this helped win the 2 world war all those men are heroes to me an airbus 380 it was not but what an aircraft ❤🎉😊😊

Great video. Now, could you please upload it again this time at proper speed. It's looks like a Lancaster but, it sounds like a helicopter.

Excellent video thanks... I would have preferred to see the landing twice; once at normal speed, for the sound to be correct, and the other exactly has you have it here.

🇨🇦 We still have one flying in Ontario that regularly flies to Ottawa with Hurricane and Spitfire escort.

Simply awesome

Beautiful aircraft-and I'm not an expert but it looked like a first rate landing too. Lovely bit of film thank you.

Unmistakable sound

I used to live on Merton Road in Watton, Norfolk in the fifties and the Lincoln’s used to fly right over our bungalow on their approach to the runway. It was one mile from touchdown and we would wave to the pilots. We had them going over both day and night, the tv picture would start to roll faster the closer they got. Beautiful planes, beautiful sound. Phil. R.

Superb sight. Took me a while to réalisé it’s in slow-Mo. At first I thought it was it was flying into a strong headwind.

I had a plastic model of the dam buster as a young kid. Its history too but wish I had taken better care of it.

Looks like a nice video game landing.👍

Awesome aircraft. My great uncle was a pilot in WWII flying the Lancaster. I am from Ontario, Canada and the 1 that still flys from Mount Hope Airport near Hamilton Ontario flys over my house quite often. You can actually pay and they will take you for a ride in it, although it costs like $4000 CAD.

A stunning aircraft to watch float in like that.

What a Beast.❤

definite bucket list holiday, Pagani, Ferrari, Lamborghini and Alfa Romeo museums

fantastic.

Nice treat today

Majestic.

I watched the heart very closely. To be honest, I would have preferred to watch the Lancaster landing

Tail wheel aeroplane, two-point landing, quality.

FANTASTIC

Big bird. 🎉

If i recall correctly, there was a variant of the lancaster that was in service right up into the early 70s; I think it was used by the UK government for scientific work.

Must've been one hell of a headwind!!!

Proud to be British

This looks like VR

very cool do you have it at regular speed and sound also

What a sight

Butter

Could you repost it at normal speed... Be much better

Crosswind or slowmo? 😮

hello is dthisis the Lancaster from Nanton ALberta Canada?????????

The audio seemed muted at returned to normal just before touchdown. Would've loved to hear the Merlins at regular volume.

I think the slomo was rather misleading. I'd prefer to have seen it at normal speed.

Shame the playback speed is slowed down. Loses the true effect

watch the port undercarriage on touchdown. Shows how strong they are to absorb the huge forces going through it.

Hold your finger on the screen to get 2x speed and make this footage authentic

Nicknamed City of Lincoln 👋

What happened to the sound??????

Original crossply (or modern radials)? (:-)

Amazing footage, shame about the sound!.

I think Duxford museum still fly one

Why would you slow it down so that you can't hear the Merlin engines?

Ruined by slow motion playback

How about real time filming for the sound of the Lancaster

4 Spitfire engines….

Rather see it real time not slow mo

Looks fake to me

No sound and in slow motion WTF

It costs more to land than take off as the brakes need replacing after 8 landings

This is CGI.

Most times they hosed the tail gunner out !

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