I've been in this type of turbulence before over thunderstorms in Nebraska here in the United States. Horrible. In talking to a pilot friend he tells me pilots do not worry or get scared in turbulence because they understand it. Most times the plane is bouncing around 3 to 8 feet up and down, kinda like a bumpy dirt road. It's not alot of up and down but feels way worse than it is. If you saw the tests the engineers put these planes in the factory thru before flying you'd understand these machines are very sturdy.
@@TodosLados also when flying on any airplane find out who's the captain pilot on that plane, if its an millitary pilot flying civilian plane then I wouldn't be scared because millitary pilots know their jobs they went thru even worse stuff flying those millitary planes, always check who's the pilot if its millitary pilot dont be scared
Although un nerving, it posed no harm what-so ever to the aircraft. I took a flight over the mountains and we hit severe turbulence at 33,000 feet. everything loose including passengers flew. More than one person said a prayer. When we landed,my Dad a pilot at the time spoke with the flight crew who pulled the aircraft out of service for a structures check.Just think of it like a rough , gravel road and the bumps like passing a crossroad. Happy travels to you.
Thanks for your comment Christopher!! I have such an intense fear of flying 😣 I cry sielently whenever I’m on a plane because I always feel like I’m about to die when I’m on one 🙁 . Your comment is a comforting reminder not to be afraid of turbulence. That said it doesn’t make the going up and landing any easier lol
The unnerving thing about turbulence is that you don’t know if it’s just the weather, or a mechanical issue that is ultimately going to lead to a plane crash. Every plane crash started with turbulence.
Thank you so much for watching and your comment! I bet you have on several turbulences. I'm scary always from even of the light ones hahaha!! Once again, thank you!!
Turbulence or chop is never reported as limited or scattered in aviation. Scattered is used for convective activity, nothing else. Makes me question if you were a real F/A. Less than 1/3 of the time is reported as occasional turbulence/chop, 1/3 to 2/3 of the time as intermittent and more than 2/3 of the time as continuous.
I was a flight test engineer for the Navy and I used to fly a LOT. I miss that. But I don’t miss the crying kids. Never been to Philadelphia, dont want to go there either but thanks for virtually taking me there
I know, it was silly, that was barely any turbulence, just a little brief bumpiness. They should fly in a Cessna 150 on a windy summer day if they want to know what bumpy really feels like Lol
Not that bad. I been on many turbulence fron US to Japan (13 hours flight and 4 hours to the Philippines) all the way to my country. Imagine how many rough turbulence in and out to Japan. Over 20 yrs ago, our plane dropped 1,000 feet during our take off on our Japan-Philippines. I was 2 m9nths pregnant, luckily I was OK and the rest of the passengers and crews.
Nice video of what? 30 mins in we’re still looking at the outside of the plane. Then get 4 secs of inside turbulence scene-nothing Earth-shattering at all. Then back outside we go! Respectfully imho-but glad you enjoyed it though!
@@Lisa-hn3hz I hate take off the most. I'm afraid of heights and afraid of flying, so landing i find most comforting because we're going back down to the ground and everything isn't tiny or high up anymore. lol
You possibly flew close to a thunderstorm, you didn’t fly through it. The turbulence would have been much worse if you had. I’m an airline pilot and fly a similar route from San Juan. We fly around the storms but do get close to them which can make the flight bumpy. These planes have really good weather radar.
Thank you so so much Josh for that information. And of course for your time watching. What airline do you fly? Who knows I've been in one of your flights haha.
I’m scared when I fly but I’m not afraid to fly! I’m only afraid of crashing! The only thing that really keeps me from flying more often is my ears never adjust to the pressure so I lose my hearing and it’s extremely painful! For me turbulence is actually fun…like a rollercoaster!
I fly the A320 NEO around a lot in a simulator, and boy can it withstand a lot of wind! On Airbus, the weather radar in the nose of the plane will indicate any storms on our navigation display. We can then use selected heading mode to steer around the bad weather. And well done Frontier pilots for buttering the bread on touchdown!
No offense, but that was a piece of cake. I've been on some flights that were choppy AF. First time going “Across the Pond” to London /Heathrow with the ex on Air India, (yeah, that was a hoot! The next stop was Bombay /Mumbai nowadays )very unnerving! Transatlantic flights are almost always rough at times., although on two different occasions coming back to BOS from Shannon (Ireland ) and Munich, Germany, we're as smooth as glass, thank God! Guess it depends on the time of year. I LOVE to travel. I enjoy Ireland and Germany, and the reality is that one has to fly in order to get to those destinations. Flying to SFO from Boston /Logan it gets kind of rough when you go over the Rockies, and of course down the Eastern Seaboard at times down to TPA, that can be a bit of a roller coaster as well..
I landed in Seattle in a Blizzard. Went from clear skies and sun above the clouds and as we descended to the clouds, it was pitch black looking down. When we hit the clouds it was like hammers as big as the plane were smashing us. This was a United scrappy old 757. Totally scary ride and people looked like they were riding a bucking bronco. The ride in this video was nothing. I have been next to panic-ers that frankly you want to tell the to shut the F&&k up. They are also the ones that upon landing, ignore everything coming over the PA, act like jerks and you really just want to kick them up the ass.
@@TodosLados When I was a teenager coming to Australia, on the flight leg from California to Hawaii I sat in the isle seat on a 707 or a DC8, right at the back. The flight was full mainly with GI's. Another flight that was bumpy but people walked up n down the isle without too much effort. When I put my head down low at seat level, you could looking forward, see the plane bend while it bounced up and down. These things really flex. But they are strong.
Hello, my friend! I have an experience of turbulence (not so hard like this one), but not easy at all, after the take off from Dublin to Milan and from that time I'm a little bit worried....But I LOVE so much to fly! Unfortunately turbulences can be happen! Thanks for this sharing, Very interesting. But a very scary experience for you, I guess! HUGS and see you soon, my dear friend! Renata
i like how people yelped and then laughed and continued on! honestly, i love things like turbulence because it reminds me that yes, the plane is still running and that i am not still in the air. flying is so unique. im also not very motion sensitive, so take off and descent do not make me feel funny in any way. and in a plane you are going 400+mph and yet, it feels as if you aren't even moving most of the time. truly unreal!
Landing is often the most “stressful” part for those afraid of turbulence… especially on windy days. Once those rear tires hit and the front nose tire makes contact…. It’s all good lol
I find i'm less nervous about turbulence on descent because it's more common as you descend through different layers of weather and you know landing is soon. Turbulence in cruise particuarly on a long haul makes me more nervous as sometimes it can last for hours.
When there's a turbulent descent all I can think is please don't let us have to go around, please don't go around...When those wheels hit the ground it's the biggest sigh of relief ever. But there have been a few times where I'm clenching my first on descent, we're just about to land, then the pilot hits full throttle because it was too bumpy to land and I'm like ugh....another 15 minutes of this s**t. :(
While flying out of Okland we had a lay over in Vegas right when Vegas was having it's annual rain like hell day and we got shook to shit. My wife and I took turns holding our 2 year old son to avoid paying for a extra seat so now we were struggling to keep him in our laps, the fight attendant sat right next to my wife on her armrest and was holding both herself and my son so they wouldn't hit the overhead compartment. As we landed the cross winds were so strong I could see the entire runway from my window. I thought we were going to scrape a wing or even worse like scraping our sculls on the runway with lots of fire and mayhem.
Turbulence can be very dangerous! I was on a flight that dropped 1000 feet in a heart beat! It felt like a roller coaster! Haven’t been on a plane since.
Not true.What if a fuselage wears down from hundreds of takeoffs and landings,creating some fatigue in the structure that isn't always noticed with inspections,combined with global warming that creates stronger turbulence?
Turbulence are bumps,clouds updrafts,or storms. If you are seated with your seat belt on, your fine. But stay seated. You will get hurt if you get up. That's why the gas tell you to stay seated.
I never been on a plane ever and I’m 26! Thanks to your video I think I’m going to stay my ass on the ground. Too scared to fly because turbulence. You are a brave sir thanks for this video
As someone who is a very anxious flyer, just know that turbulence is not what causes crashes. If you want to go down the rabbit hole of every commercial plane crash, you will see that its never caused by turbulence even tho is feels very scary.
One time flying over Phoenix, the plane just dropped like 500 ft. all of a sudden, over a sand storm.Everyone that wasn't buckled, bounced off the ceiling
@@TodosLados No problem, and it was on a southwest airline plane, those old ones they used to fly, I was glad 😊😁😝 it didn't break apart.Im also a pilot, so I was never really scared.
Thank you so much for sharing your flight experiences with the rest of us. Flying scares me. Actually, I should say that it is the NOT flying which scares me.
I love flying to far away exciting places and some just to see family. I have had a few very terrifying experiences with turbulence! Once in 1986 Eastern Airlines from San Francisco to Jacksonville Florida I was telling myself that my family at least knew I died doing what I loved. Another flight was from Oakland Ca. to Anaheim Disneyland. The Santa Anna winds were frightening as we landed !!! Never forget it!
One time I was flying from Vegas to Minneapolis omg we hit a snow storm,,the plane was shaking so bad,,I was so happy when we landed,,I have flown alot in my life,,had pretty good flights
Flying over Venezuala from Brasil, from flat jungle terrain to iced cap mountains ( part of Andes) turbulence is normal and unsettling...even on 777-300ER
I love the engine sounds during the descent and approach. That's the best one so far that I've heard. I do have to ask why the sound changes several times throughout the video? It narrows out and widens again, and I know it's not my headphones. Thank you so much.
So it was the 80s and a Flying Tigers DC-8 was flying and had to make an emergency landing in DEN because it lost 8 feet of its leading edge because of turbulence.
great video and great footage of the turbulence. I will say most likely you flew into clouds and rain associated with the thunderstorm, you do not fly deliberatly into a thunderstorm itself.
The pilot didn't fly into the thunderstrom as described, he flew into a cirrus overhang, blown away from the anvil of a thunderstorm. When entering a real thunderstorm cloud, you are not able to see the engine or wings anymore because of the water vapor density.
It's really annoying to be told every 10 minuets or so to subscribe etc. If someone likes your video they probably will subscribe, but if they find the disturbance annoying, they probably wont!
Thanks for sharing! I appreciated seeing the aerial views of Cape May and Wildwood as I spent all my childhood summers there until I was about 16 in Cape May.
The worst I was ever in was on an Easy Jet flight to Geneva from London Gatwick some years ago. our descent took us very low over the Jura mountains and that is when the aircraft hit very scary turbulance and there were many rather white faces including mine. Not a word from the cockpit nor the cabin crew. Very unlike Easy Jet today.
That's nothing compared to having 3 hours worth over the Atlantic with clear air turbulence if you want to see scary then type in 787 turbulence then you know what fear feels like for severel hours.
@@TodosLados every aircraft I've been in any turbulence it's been chill but on the 787 tho seeing those wings fling about everywhere is truly terrifying 😩
@@TodosLados I don't mind the bumps part but seeing the wings shake about and not to mention yhe engines that wobble of the wings I get anxiety that one these days the wings wouldn't be checked and I'd hear a word concerned sound lol
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Turbulence starts at 31:04 you’re welcome
Thank you!!!!!
i hate turbulence
31:04 JESUS. 31 MINUTES IN AND THE VIDEO TITLES MAKES AN APPEARANCE.
This made me laugh.
Can't see anything scary here
Cheers
I've been in this type of turbulence before over thunderstorms in Nebraska here in the United States. Horrible. In talking to a pilot friend he tells me pilots do not worry or get scared in turbulence because they understand it. Most times the plane is bouncing around 3 to 8 feet up and down, kinda like a bumpy dirt road. It's not alot of up and down but feels way worse than it is. If you saw the tests the engineers put these planes in the factory thru before flying you'd understand these machines are very sturdy.
Thank you so much!
@@TodosLados also when flying on any airplane find out who's the captain pilot on that plane, if its an millitary pilot flying civilian plane then I wouldn't be scared because millitary pilots know their jobs they went thru even worse stuff flying those millitary planes, always check who's the pilot if its millitary pilot dont be scared
It helps when captain gets on the horn and calms us down
@@hansumjoeyes , it would calm passengers more when the pilot let us know everything is going to be ok .
Oh yeah I took of in the middle of a thunderstorm yesterday. Was impressed on how much wind and rain the 320 neo can handle. A fun aircraft to fly on!
Although un nerving, it posed no harm what-so ever to the aircraft. I took a flight over the mountains and we hit severe turbulence at 33,000 feet. everything loose including passengers flew. More than one person said a prayer. When we landed,my Dad a pilot at the time spoke with the flight crew who pulled the aircraft out of service for a structures check.Just think of it like a rough , gravel road and the bumps like passing a crossroad. Happy travels to you.
Oh wowww! Thank you so much!!
Thanks for your comment Christopher!! I have such an intense fear of flying 😣 I cry sielently whenever I’m on a plane because I always feel like I’m about to die when I’m on one 🙁 . Your comment is a comforting reminder not to be afraid of turbulence. That said it doesn’t make the going up and landing any easier lol
The unnerving thing about turbulence is that you don’t know if it’s just the weather, or a mechanical issue that is ultimately going to lead to a plane crash. Every plane crash started with turbulence.
@ Alexandre yeah they really needs to shut that trap, totally ignorant post. I agree with you.
@@PARCE93 totally untrue.
I've been an F/A for 30 years. That was not sever by any means. I'd call it limited, scattered light to moderate chop
Thank you so much for watching and your comment! I bet you have on several turbulences. I'm scary always from even of the light ones hahaha!! Once again, thank you!!
have you ever actually been scared during a flight as a flight attendant? i have flight anxiety and i’ve always wanted to ask !
Turbulence or chop is never reported as limited or scattered in aviation. Scattered is used for convective activity, nothing else. Makes me question if you were a real F/A.
Less than 1/3 of the time is reported as occasional turbulence/chop,
1/3 to 2/3 of the time as intermittent and more than 2/3 of the time as continuous.
Was that it??! Two bumps? That wasn’t even considered Severe it was moderate.
I got scared!!! Thanks for watching!!
My thoughts exactly, I did not sew anything scary about that and I do not like turbulance
Believe me always scary in turbulence
I was a flight test engineer for the Navy and I used to fly a LOT. I miss that. But I don’t miss the crying kids. Never been to Philadelphia, dont want to go there either but thanks for virtually taking me there
That's cool. Thank you for watching.
Why not ? Philly’s cool 😎
@@MsRocker961 too many woke folk
honestly as the pilot you giggle a little when you hear the screams lmao
Hahahahahaha true! Thank you so much for watching
I know, it was silly, that was barely any turbulence, just a little brief bumpiness. They should fly in a Cessna 150 on a windy summer day if they want to know what bumpy really feels like Lol
@@trevorjameson3213 hahahahaha. I'm scare now! Hahs thank you so much!
Its never funny being inside the airplane ever ever! Trust me but when u watch it from home lol 😂 sometimes it can be ha cant help but giggle 🤭
Your comment is as ridiculous as you are!!
There's nothing funny about people being in fear!! Grow up!!
Not that bad. I been on many turbulence fron US to Japan (13 hours flight and 4 hours to the Philippines) all the way to my country. Imagine how many rough turbulence in and out to Japan. Over 20 yrs ago, our plane dropped 1,000 feet during our take off on our Japan-Philippines. I was 2 m9nths pregnant, luckily I was OK and the rest of the passengers and crews.
OMG I can imagine! Thank you so much for watching!
How do you know it was 1000 feet?
Even though, we (pilots) get trained for this type of situation, that doesn’t means we can’t get goosebumps too! Nice video!
You're so right! Thank you so much!
Nice video of what? 30 mins in we’re still looking at the outside of the plane. Then get 4 secs of inside turbulence scene-nothing Earth-shattering at all. Then back outside we go! Respectfully imho-but glad you enjoyed it though!
It just feels great when the plane is going to land.
You're so right!
Yes but I hate landing out of the whole flight
@@Lisa-hn3hz I hate take off the most. I'm afraid of heights and afraid of flying, so landing i find most comforting because we're going back down to the ground and everything isn't tiny or high up anymore. lol
Tha fact that I actually watched most of this confirms I have my priorities screwed up.
It happens to me too haha. Thank you so much for watching!!
God I love the sound of the engines of the A320 during takeoff 9:21
Yes me too! Thank you for watching!!!
i prefer the IEA's sound
i love the sounds of the engines too!
Between a severe turbulence and a technical problem anounced by the captain, i ll keep the turbulence 1000 times.
Hahaha me tol.
Too
It was a bumpy flight, sometimes that happens and always difficult to avoid.
You're right mate!!!!
You possibly flew close to a thunderstorm, you didn’t fly through it. The turbulence would have been much worse if you had. I’m an airline pilot and fly a similar route from San Juan. We fly around the storms but do get close to them which can make the flight bumpy. These planes have really good weather radar.
Thank you so so much Josh for that information. And of course for your time watching. What airline do you fly? Who knows I've been in one of your flights haha.
I’m scared when I fly but I’m not afraid to fly! I’m only afraid of crashing! The only thing that really keeps me from flying more often is my ears never adjust to the pressure so I lose my hearing and it’s extremely painful! For me turbulence is actually fun…like a rollercoaster!
Wow thanks for sharing
I use a good set of ear plugs it keeps all the pressure out.
Basically having crash on plane is 1/10000000
Try chewing gum upon taking off and landing...it helps your ear drums adjust much quicker than normal.
@@PivotStudiosXE I do
Lollipops too lmao
I thought this was a sim until the camera moved to the cabin. Wow it's almost hard to tell the difference from the real world and virtual
You're so right! Thanks
I fly the A320 NEO around a lot in a simulator, and boy can it withstand a lot of wind! On Airbus, the weather radar in the nose of the plane will indicate any storms on our navigation display. We can then use selected heading mode to steer around the bad weather. And well done Frontier pilots for buttering the bread on touchdown!
Wow amazing!! Thank you so much!!!
Fantasy boy what time is your mum doing you food.
The 737 any variation is a more robust air frame. I'd rather fly than push buttons and play with a computer joy stick anyway.
No offense, but that was a piece of cake. I've been on some flights that were choppy AF. First time going “Across the Pond” to London /Heathrow with the ex on Air India, (yeah, that was a hoot! The next stop was Bombay /Mumbai nowadays )very unnerving! Transatlantic flights are almost always rough at times., although on two different occasions coming back to BOS from Shannon (Ireland ) and Munich, Germany, we're as smooth as glass, thank God! Guess it depends on the time of year. I LOVE to travel. I enjoy Ireland and Germany, and the reality is that one has to fly in order to get to those destinations. Flying to SFO from Boston /Logan it gets kind of rough when you go over the Rockies, and of course down the Eastern Seaboard at times down to TPA, that can be a bit of a roller coaster as well..
Wow! I bet that would be worse than mine! Thank you so much for your time!
@@TodosLados Either way, I can’t STAND turbulence. It scares the hell out of me!!! 😩😱Thank YOU!
the scary part is the crying soundtrack as opposed to the minor bumps here and there ... :)
Haha I know you're right! Thank you so much for watching!
I landed in Seattle in a Blizzard. Went from clear skies and sun above the clouds and as we descended to the clouds, it was pitch black looking down. When we hit the clouds it was like hammers as big as the plane were smashing us. This was a United scrappy old 757. Totally scary ride and people looked like they were riding a bucking bronco.
The ride in this video was nothing. I have been next to panic-ers that frankly you want to tell the to shut the F&&k up. They are also the ones that upon landing, ignore everything coming over the PA, act like jerks and you really just want to kick them up the ass.
Wow! Thank you so much for sharing that and watching!!
@@TodosLados When I was a teenager coming to Australia, on the flight leg from California to Hawaii I sat in the isle seat on a 707 or a DC8, right at the back. The flight was full mainly with GI's. Another flight that was bumpy but people walked up n down the isle without too much effort.
When I put my head down low at seat level, you could looking forward, see the plane bend while it bounced up and down. These things really flex. But they are strong.
Try to relax the person next to you suffer of anxiety
@@rosefernandez7870 I usually relax them by saying" For Fucks sake, is this your first flight"? Shaddap..
That's how it's done Rose.
@@bozotheclown935 I would cry a river. You are so mean .
Btw, I just love the audio quality! Please keep this up! It's marvelous!
Thank you so much!!
Hello, my friend! I have an experience of turbulence (not so hard like this one), but not easy at all, after the take off from Dublin to Milan and from that time I'm a little bit worried....But I LOVE so much to fly! Unfortunately turbulences can be happen!
Thanks for this sharing, Very interesting. But a very scary experience for you, I guess! HUGS and see you soon, my dear friend! Renata
Wow, Renata!! Thank you!
On my flight back from JAX we hit medium to bad turbulence for a full 30 minutes :) I hated it
Wow!!!
looks like a normal flight to me
I know right! I'm still so nervous while flying! Thank you so much for watching!!
Please let us hear takeoff and landing sounds and not ask for subscribers and whatever then. Thanks! 😃🎈
Thank you so much for the advice. I really appreciate it! Thanks for watching!
Fun fact
Turbulence is not capable of bringing an aircraft down
Thanks!!
Turbulence can actually bring an aircraft down, mostly wake turbulence, it can spin a smaller aircraft upside down und worse.
@@PilotAndyEDDL😮
But it can bring stomach contents up!🤢
If you want to experience turbulence fly in a twin prop job that ferries people from Dallas to central Texas when there is a storm.
Wow!! Thanks
How do u keep the camera still for so long?
It's
Very painful! Hahaha but iPhone has a great steadycam!!
Thank you for this. Wow! You'd think the pilot would try to avoid that, but he would have probably had to divert to another airport.
It was a fast storm
Did you cross the same runway twice before you took off?
Yup
that was the kind of flight that would make me want to kiss the ground....
Hajaja
I totally agree!! 😫
i like how people yelped and then laughed and continued on! honestly, i love things like turbulence because it reminds me that yes, the plane is still running and that i am not still in the air. flying is so unique. im also not very motion sensitive, so take off and descent do not make me feel funny in any way. and in a plane you are going 400+mph and yet, it feels as if you aren't even moving most of the time. truly unreal!
You're so right!!! Thank you so much!!
What was the airline, origin and destination of this flight? I'd like to do this flight in flight sim.
Hi! Flight 109 on Frontier Airlines from SJU to PHL. Thank you!
Landing is often the most “stressful” part for those afraid of turbulence… especially on windy days. Once those rear tires hit and the front nose tire makes contact…. It’s all good lol
I know haha! Thank you so much for watching!!
I find i'm less nervous about turbulence on descent because it's more common as you descend through different layers of weather and you know landing is soon. Turbulence in cruise particuarly on a long haul makes me more nervous as sometimes it can last for hours.
When there's a turbulent descent all I can think is please don't let us have to go around, please don't go around...When those wheels hit the ground it's the biggest sigh of relief ever. But there have been a few times where I'm clenching my first on descent, we're just about to land, then the pilot hits full throttle because it was too bumpy to land and I'm like ugh....another 15 minutes of this s**t. :(
If you fly in hot climates there’s going to be some bumpy air. Just expect it. It ain’t no big deal. So don’t be scared 😱
You are right! Thank you so much for watching. Please, Subscribe!
they bought their tickets. they knew what they were getting themselves into
Yes! You're right hahaha
Classic.... but most people probably don't get it! 😂😂😂
Yo también tuve un vuelo así,Pero fue desde JFK-SJU . Podías escuchar las personas orando y gritando…
Wow! Me imagino. Gracias por ver el video
While flying out of Okland we had a lay over in Vegas right when Vegas was having it's annual rain like hell day and we got shook to shit. My wife and I took turns holding our 2 year old son to avoid paying for a extra seat so now we were struggling to keep him in our laps, the fight attendant sat right next to my wife on her armrest and was holding both herself and my son so they wouldn't hit the overhead compartment. As we landed the cross winds were so strong I could see the entire runway from my window. I thought we were going to scrape a wing or even worse like scraping our sculls on the runway with lots of fire and mayhem.
OMG! I'll be scared!! Thank you so much for sharing that. Thanks for your time.
I miss my country 🇵🇷 hopefully in Christmas Eve I'll be there with my family
Nice!!!
Turbulence is just uncomfortable, not dangerous
I know! Thanks for watching!
Wrong - quite a few planes have crashed because of turbulance, including the AA which crashed in New York becuase of wake turbalance
Turbulence can be very dangerous! I was on a flight that dropped 1000 feet in a heart beat! It felt like a roller coaster! Haven’t been on a plane since.
Not true.What if a fuselage wears down from hundreds of takeoffs and landings,creating some fatigue in the structure that isn't always noticed with inspections,combined with global warming that creates stronger turbulence?
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I was terrified in the first 10 seconds when I realized you were flying Frontier 😂
Hahahaha! Thank you for watching!
Turbulence may harm you ...but it won't harm the plane .. some oddly comforting info for ya 😁
Thanks!
Turbulence are bumps,clouds updrafts,or storms. If you are seated with your seat belt on, your fine. But stay seated. You will get hurt if you get up. That's why the gas tell you to stay seated.
Thanks
I never been on a plane ever and I’m 26! Thanks to your video I think I’m going to stay my ass on the ground. Too scared to fly because turbulence. You are a brave sir thanks for this video
Thank you for your time watching. Can you subscribe and share? Only if you can! Once again, thank you!
@@TodosLados no problem!
@@Dollan12 thank you!!!
I'm 43 and just took my first flight on United, Tampa to Cleveland. Loved every second of it.
Pretty realistic flight-simulation graphics, although the lack of real world human activity on the ground was the first give away for me.
Wow!! The engine is so smooth! Just love sitting by the wing!
Yes
These Pilot is the Greatest thing in my Capacity Bless up the Cabin Crew your Respect is Due
Yes, sir! Thank you so much for watching! Don’t forget to click on Subcribe!
Feel as if I was sitting in this airplane. Thank you.
Thank you
Nice views! I only hear child's screams, but it looks like a normal descent. Nothing to worry.
Yes! Thank you so much for watching it!
flight to Denver in the months of Oct, and Nov, is a lot of wind and turbulence.
Wow! I bet it was
As someone who is a very anxious flyer, just know that turbulence is not what causes crashes. If you want to go down the rabbit hole of every commercial plane crash, you will see that its never caused by turbulence even tho is feels very scary.
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One time flying over Phoenix, the plane just dropped like 500 ft. all of a sudden, over a sand storm.Everyone that wasn't buckled, bounced off the ceiling
Ohh wow! Thanks for sharing it!
@@TodosLados No problem, and it was on a southwest airline plane, those old ones they used to fly, I was glad 😊😁😝 it didn't break apart.Im also a pilot, so I was never really scared.
@@santos-kn5dt hahahaha!!! Thanks
That was one smooth landing.
Yes!! Thanks!
Wait, so Puerto Ricans don't clap anymore when they land? Or does that only apply when they land in Puerto Rico?
Only on this one haha. Thank you so much for watching. Please subscribe!
Thank you so much for sharing your flight experiences with the rest of us.
Flying scares me.
Actually, I should say that it is the NOT flying which scares me.
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I am stunned that my boricua fam did not clap after landing! What has this world come to! haha
You're so right!! Hahaha
What turbulence!! Been in really bad ones this looks like a smooth flight!! 😂
I’m such a crybaby m, Cindy! Haha! Thank you so much for watching it!
@@TodosLados 😊
I love flying to far away exciting places and some just to see family. I have had a few very terrifying experiences with turbulence! Once in 1986 Eastern Airlines from San Francisco to Jacksonville Florida I was telling myself that my family at least knew I died doing what I loved. Another flight was from Oakland Ca. to Anaheim Disneyland. The Santa Anna winds were frightening as we landed !!! Never forget it!
Thank you so much for watching it!
How much kilometer ft .? this
airplane ✈🛩 is flying in the sky
I'm not sure!
One time I was flying from Vegas to Minneapolis omg we hit a snow storm,,the plane was shaking so bad,,I was so happy when we landed,,I have flown alot in my life,,had pretty good flights
Wow Lisa thank you sharing that experience. And thank you so much for watching!!
gotta love that kid crying all that time🤯
I know!!
Flying over Venezuala from Brasil, from flat jungle terrain to iced cap mountains ( part of Andes) turbulence is normal and unsettling...even on 777-300ER
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Beautiful clear video.. well done!
Thank you so much!!
Are you using go pro to record this
No, just an iPhone
Okie dokie
I love the engine sounds during the descent and approach. That's the best one so far that I've heard. I do have to ask why the sound changes several times throughout the video? It narrows out and widens again, and I know it's not my headphones. Thank you so much.
Thank you so much! I think the audio is when zooming in The iphone uses a different Camera and mic
I got to admit That was scary but don’t worry Just be Brave it Will Help Your fear go away 😊
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That was a smooth landing
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I must have missed it. Where was it?
What???? Keep watching!!!
That wasn't turbulence, that was a fun ride. Gimme a break!!
I know! I'm just a cry baby! Haha thank you so much for watching!!
2 years later and still waiting for the scary and strong turbulence!🤣
Hahaha! Sorryyy!!! But thank you so much for watching it
That looks scary I hope everyone was ok and you all had a safe flight
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the new flight simulator is incredible!
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Sept 12, is this why Frontier is allowing free flights for grandpa/grandma's?
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So it was the 80s and a Flying Tigers DC-8 was flying and had to make an emergency landing in DEN because it lost 8 feet of its leading edge because of turbulence.
Wow!! Thanks for sharing that.
@@TodosLados lemme see if I can find the article about it. It’s in Smithsonian Air and Space magazine.
great video and great footage of the turbulence. I will say most likely you flew into clouds and rain associated with the thunderstorm, you do not fly deliberatly into a thunderstorm itself.
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Are they serious? They think THIS is bad? Give me a break.
😞😞😞 thank you so much for watching
That turbulence was so bad, it bent the wings at the tip!!!
yup!
The kids wailing and bawling.....was far more turbulent than the wind
Haahha
God it's awful isn't it! Sounds like a nursery on that flight. Why can't they leave the kids at home just ruins the flight!
@@Lul81028 lol
I'm glad everything was ok. ✈
Thank you so much, Tina!!
Nice video man 👍👍👍👍♥️🔥
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This is not strong turbulence, or at least it doesn't look like it on the video, classic turbulence through the clouds!
It was very scary! Haha maybe for the not experienced ones haha. Thank you so so much for watching!
Maybe not very pleasant for the passengers but for me a great video !! Thanks for sharing !!!
Thank you very much! I really appreciate it
Amazing job....all
Especially..... cockpit ...and....cabin
Crew.....
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Aww thank you so much. !!
I may be in the minority but I actually like turbulence. It's like being on a roller coaster. Jets have no problem dealing with turbulence whatsoever.
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it s the fear of the unknown. That s what it mostly is. Not fun I agree but totally safe. The more you fly the more you'll get used to it.
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alguien dice " no pasa nada " que aerolínea es esta ? hacia donde se dirige ?
Frontier Airlines hacia Philadelphia
The pilot didn't fly into the thunderstrom as described, he flew into a cirrus overhang, blown away from the anvil of a thunderstorm. When entering a real thunderstorm cloud, you are not able to see the engine or wings anymore because of the water vapor density.
Thank you so much for watching the video, and thank you more this fact!
It's really annoying to be told every 10 minuets or so to subscribe etc. If someone likes your video they probably will subscribe, but if they find the disturbance annoying, they probably wont!
You're so right Michael. And I thank you letitng me know that. I really appreciate it
Thanks for sharing! I appreciated seeing the aerial views of Cape May and Wildwood as I spent all my childhood summers there until I was about 16 in Cape May.
Thank you for watching! You need to watch one my last videos with better views of Wildwood and Capemay from above.
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The worst I was ever in was on an Easy Jet flight to Geneva from London Gatwick some years ago. our descent took us very low over the Jura mountains and that is when
the aircraft hit very scary turbulance and there were many rather white faces including mine. Not a word from the cockpit nor the cabin crew. Very unlike Easy Jet today.
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this happened to me on a Spirit Airlines A320neo from FLL to DTW
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Tremendo video, pero si llego a estar en el avión de seguro infarto 😂; saludos es Laura
Awww muchas gracias
yo iguak jaja
That's nothing compared to having 3 hours worth over the Atlantic with clear air turbulence if you want to see scary then type in 787 turbulence then you know what fear feels like for severel hours.
Wow. I can't imagine that. Thank you so much for watching and the recommendation. I wilñ watch it.
@@TodosLados every aircraft I've been in any turbulence it's been chill but on the 787 tho seeing those wings fling about everywhere is truly terrifying 😩
@@nickson_2024 Sometimes I'm a chicken but at the same time I like it!!
@@TodosLados I don't mind the bumps part but seeing the wings shake about and not to mention yhe engines that wobble of the wings I get anxiety that one these days the wings wouldn't be checked and I'd hear a word concerned sound lol
Heck - screaming like that on the plane. I wonder what they were screaming like when they got to Philadelphia !
Haha
Good job flight crew. Good training.
Yes!! Thanks
Τhis is a difficult part of a flight.Nice coverage
Yes! Thanks mate
probably the most boring youtube video in the history of ever. I have an idea....why not edit it down to like 5 minutes?
Thank you for time and the tip!!
Or how about …. Not watching whole video to begin with? I find this relaxing 😌
I like to sleep when there's turbulence, it rocks you like a baby.
Hahahaha! Wow
I love flying Puerto Rico is so beautiful
Thank you so much