hard landing boeing 737 800 Southwest Airlines

flap track flairing strike boeing 737 800
does the flap track flairing strike on this hard landing?
I think it did, but it's hard to tell.
it was defintely a hard landing.
landing was in houston with southwest airlines. aircraft boeing 737-800
HOU
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#southwest #boeing
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[@crewdawg16]

If you think that’s a hard landing it must have been your first flight

[@dawayneduval]

it was rougher than the camera made it out to be. i've flown quite a bit, obviosuly not as much as you though. thanks for commenting.

[@CerealKiIIer]

@@dawayneduval B737 are known to have "hard" landings. This is normal. Has to do with the wing setup.

[@dawayneduval]

@@CerealKiIIer cool, thanks for letting me know

[@iflyplanes687]

Change the title to this video. It’s misleading

[@dawayneduval]

the original title was "Flap Track Fairing Strike?" I could change it to " Smooth hot butter on Midwestern Corn on the Cob landing" but i don't think that is fitting. Any suggestions??

[@bassfan41]

@@dawayneduval How about cornhole pucker landing? LOL, I like your reply btw

[@dawayneduval]

@@bassfan41 😄 my views might go in reverse then! ha

[@EmilyTienne]

Wow…did you have to go in for spine surgery after that? 😂. I think the only “hard” part of that flight was the screaming kid.

[@dawayneduval]

looking back.... Agreed...

[@brandonsimunac]

That's a good landing, with a hyper-sensitive passenger. Maybe don't fly anymore if you think that's bad.
And no, the flap track was nowhere near striking the ground on touchdown. Calm down.

[@dawayneduval]

ok, thanks for commenting, it looked to me like it scraped

[@soccerguy2433]

like what scraped? What? nothing was even close@@dawayneduval

[@dawayneduval]

@@soccerguy2433 the furthest out triangle thing

[@tagalong108]

Looked like a butter landing to me !!

[@dawayneduval]

fair enough.. thanks for commenting.

[@yeedbottomtext7563]

Gotta love screaming kids. Can’t have a flight without them

[@dawayneduval]

no doubt, i'm so ready for a private jet

[@HLONEWOLF]

All I saw was almost a greaser landing. The shadow was the wingtip not the flap track fairing.

[@dawayneduval]

fair enough . felt hard

[@soccerguy2433]

if you think that is a hard landing you are a ❄

[@dawayneduval]

good point. "snowflake, snowflake, little snowflake" hmm, kinda like it..

[@highaltitude787]

Oh dawayne that’s not a hard landing at all. It’s not the smoothest but definitely ain’t that hard.

[@dawayneduval]

i guess i don't fly enough to know. thanks for your comment.

[@mccloysong]

Nothing more than a "firm" landing right on the landing marker.

[@dawayneduval]

ok,ok, many people have said that, felt rough in the cabin.. anyway, thanks for commenting

[@ColinGriffin-tl6oi]

It does not look hard

[@dawayneduval]

ok, but felt rougher than normal.

[@gummel82]

Where's the hard landing?

[@dawayneduval]

where's the beef? i guess i was wrong! thanks for commenting.

[@MarkPollard]

lol!

[@dawayneduval]

thanks for commenting

[@oldNavyJZ]

The hard landing was dealing with the parents who don't have a clue how to care for a baby on a plane.
Babies don't know how to equalize the pressure change. Give them a drink (bottle/nipple) so they will swallow which will help open up the ears.

[@dawayneduval]

yeah that was rough. i must have blocked that out somehow

[@soccerguy2433]

yeah cause that's the only thing that will cause a baby to cry on a plane. 🤡

[@oldNavyJZ]

I guess pinching works too.
But, a little higher reasoning can also help come to the conclusion I did. @@soccerguy2433