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The landing was quite clean to be honest.

Vote Harris for DEI lol

fires are nowhere near the airport

@@sylvainlariviere264 yeah what reason do you have to close the airport?

Maybe a road?

Dude they land with gusty winds waaaaaaay stronger than that everyday so its a pretty mundane task, plus the plane lands itself

​@@AwesomeAngryBikerThe planes do not land themselves. Who told you that?

@@MsPinkwolf lol,the lockheed l1011 could do that,but it was built 50 years ago,and retired a long time ago from passenger and cargo service,and the plane here is most likely a a320-200,which has to be landed manually and taken off manually.

There were 80 mph gusts in La. I’d say that might make it difficult to land

Only if you are unlucky enough to have a gassy person sitting in your row. (DTW-MCO 11/26/24....you know who you are)

My thoughts exactly.

The democrats has destroyed the United States

Wally: "I'm demotivated because you never praise me for a job well done" Pointy haired boss: "That's because you never do anything well" Wally: "That's because you never praise me" [Dilbert].

Maybe because our jobs do not require perfection. As a pilot, you have to execute your job at perfection. One mistake could be fatal.

Might be because of the wind currents. The wind speeds were hurricane force at some points.

Because of the high winds, planes coming from the east have to land from the west! That’s the safest route given there are other airports on the north and south.

It is American Airlines aeroplanes they very strongest

There are two options for arrivals from the east; southwest from about 5 miles east of the airport or west, northwest from that same point. The northern route is for rwy 6L and the southern route is for rwy 7R. The northern route is used for two reasons, that puts the air carrier closest to their gate, or there’s too much traffic for 7R, balancing the controller workload and airport taxiing. I worked LAX TRACON (the radar controllers) for 24 years.

Smoke is not a problem for planes

Surreal eh

Is applauding considered rude? When I went on a class trip years ago my teacher taught us to applaud for the pilots as a sign of respect. 20 years on and I am the only one applauding on the plane after landing. That makes me feel like I‘m alone with my happiness. But if it is considered as rude, I will stop it. 😅

​@aikohikari6587 I don't think it's rude but probably unnecessary. But I can see why people do it if they've had a scary flight and want to show their appreciation to the crew.

@@MsPinkwolf Nothing scary about it..................smoke is just like clouds. Planes fly through them all the time. The strong winds could have made things seem a bit nerve wracking but nothing that isn't unheard of.

@David-w3v3d I was talking about in general.

Very likely, there were high winds all over the place!

There are stong winds in the LA area still which is not helping the fire stay contatined

THE DOORS......MORRISON HOTEL..........

Prove it

This is not fake bro

WTF is the matter with you??

Your brain is fake

I flew through this yesterday night with a Boeing 747-8F and this is a real situation there and absolutely no joke or fake! Statement from Captain Sarah Sutter (Boeing 747-400, 747-8F)

Not even close!

Hiroshima and Nagasaki were bombed in broad daylight

@@DedshawtGaminghe said the firebombings in Tokyo, not the atomic bombs. Two/three different events

What

@Jaclyn1986 Towands the end of the Pacific war during WW2 General Curtis Lemay ordered B29 bomber nightly strikes on Tokyo with incendiary bombs to burn the city due to most structures were made of wood. The strikes caused massive damage and loss of life with a fire storm with 100 mph winds The strikes occurred several months before the Hiroshima and Nagasaki nuclear strikes. The Tokyo fire bombings were more devastating then the nuclear strikes.

Just a little bit....

Nope. Their merely assured of safety since the are no VA SIGMETs in the area (meteorological warning system pilots use)

Yes, what courageous act was done here?

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