The Most Dangerous Plane Landing

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[@TheProG2010]

Yes

[@mattafakkah]

Luckily no one was injured

[@JuliusUnique]

where is the nosedive`to avoid crash part?

[@johnfinnis8373]

Great little channel, but please stop using clickbait titles. "Pilot Nosedives to Avoid Crash" indeed. Come on. "Pilot nosedives to land as is standard practice here" is what happened.

[@jonslg240]

That first pilot+plane is completely badass. Combat approach plus stops in like 200ft? Lol.. pure awesomesauce.

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[@davehoper_319]

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[@evanwindom3265]

"Nose dive" is such a cartoonish term. What crash was imminent and had to be avoided? (Spoiler alert: None.) What needs to be avoided here is clickbait, not crashes.

[@EskimoBENNY]

Shut up! Don’t be sensitive

[@ragrerodon3885]

True

[@soupwastaken6162]

Nice vid man

[@Commander_Elite]

0:00 That is the Twin Otter

[@malayinmalaysia]

These pilots are always the best caring for their passengers. Hope they got what they are sacrificing

[@jonslg240]

He's gonna see us guys in the neck?? 😉

[@dacallp]

Only the most eccellent pilots are at work at Saint Barths 👍

[@binopereira8531]

Always love seeing a 747, a beautiful aircraft. Have a great day everyone.

[@deeprecce9852]

First nose dive video: really ridiculous to land from the mountain approach, why not approach from the sea direction??

[@kevinkaaz7720]

Headwind versus tailwind…

[@madeira_aviation_spotting]

@lucaas Incredible video👏👏

[@franciscosandiego3026]

Great video brother from the imperial county California 👍👍🖐️🇺🇲✈️✈️✈️✈️🛫🛬

[@Atxsolid223]

Heyyyyy man!!!! 😊

[@canadagood]

A bunch of random moderately-interesting videos copied from random sources with no date or context.

[@ronwyckoff824]

Yup, good stuff

[@AnAvgeek]

Short runway with the first '"about to crash" plane.
Great video again.

[@youarebymyside]

The first one? Such a short runaway, wow!

[@samseffarcannon.548]

st barths

[@mianshamail]

Good head wind for landing this runway

[@andycopland3179]

The Twin Otter is an icon of aviation.

[@FutureEon]

The dedication and professionalism of these pilots are truly commendable. They prioritize the safety and well-being of their passengers above all else. It's important that they receive the recognition and support they deserve for the sacrifices they make. Hats off to these skilled aviators! 🙌✈👨‍✈

[@DarwinAllen]

What sacrifices? They're not putting themselves in any specific peril that the rest of the passengers onboard aren't in. Truly confused at what you're referring to.

[@shannon7002]

It’s not a dangerous plane!

[@ronwyckoff824]

Great stuff! Keep finding those good videos. And hey, title them what you want. Make that money. And thanks for videos with folks that live!

[@carlospulpo4205]

1:18 - No the Double Bogey a golfer wants to see!

[@r0cketplumber]

I did some jumps out of Twin Otters at a regional meet hosted by the US Air Force Academy waay back in '81. It was kinda cool to fly in USAF hardware, great jump planes.

[@Rekuzan]

I always loved driving through the springs to see all the neat military aircraft they had! Lots of gliders and Cessnas though...

[@alaikeframpton9287]

Firstttt

[@xploration1437]

You’re not, but you are still gAy.

[@HisMastersAlibi]

I crashed more times than landed when landing at St Barts on MSFS !😆

[@stef_t7220]

St Bart's, home sweet home...

[@Amiriscool9512]

If you call that pulling Gs than just take a look at my gta character in a P996-Lazer or a Besra.

[@MrXPeaceLP]

the clickbait is getting worse...

[@AirBlairNZ]

seriously mate?? Nose dives to avoid crash? What are you talking about?

[@orlandorailfanproductions2010]

I like trains

[@colethunder1191]

I like turtles

[@justfun287]

I like airplanes

[@GarlandTexasSpotter2024]

I like aviation, space, trains and animals

[@susanwahl6322]

Me too.

[@gazratjackson]

I like weed

[@jcook107]

You mean pilot flies into barts pretty normally. Click bait for sure.

[@ChaosCrischen]

"... to avoid crash"? Clickbait is strong in this one...

[@120Livi]

That St Barts plane stopped really quick!

[@asthalis]

thanks to reverse ! The last taxiway on the right is indeed hard to catch without turning back. Props to the pilot, the flare was absolutely perfect.

[@botman234langer6]

No one was injured

[@rowanshole]

Can you do a vid on chemtrails
Im sure it will go viral🎉

[@DarwinAllen]

I think your tinfoil hat fell off.

[@tim31522]

Thought that thumbnail was Flight Simulator lol

[@ibanezmetal321]

You should change the title a 4th time it might be the one to get the clicks

[@RLVIDEOS2024]

😱

[@juliolua2104]

"Pilot nosedives to avoid not landing"

[@lycanrocdusk848]

Test

[@mattafakkah]

Luckily no one was injured

[@Richardlizhu]

Would it not be better to land from the other direction?

[@joshl.6826]

I imagine landing from the other direction would cause complications for go-arounds

[@Richardlizhu]

@@joshl.6826 Ah that's a good point, didn't even think about that

[@HailHydra27]

I thought "did he just call Air Force One "this 747" " until i realised there was too much blue

[@neptuneWX]

Of course it was Saint Barts, still isn’t clickbait.

[@nik.6845]

Technically yes, the plane is at a negative pitch angle so it is indeed nose diving to the runway.

[@gullygully69]

Yep standard practice and recognisable from the thumbnail, but still good to watch.

[@jarigustafsson7620]

still clickbait

[@tazdevl2000]

Yes click bait

[@NightOwlTX]

There was no crash that needed to be avoided😐

[@xploration1437]

Meow

[@bytesback.]

Woof, Moo ( Bilingual )

[@xploration1437]

@@bytesback. 🐈💨

[@AnAvgeek]

2:25 ah the good ol' days

[@skimmer8774]

Two F 35s during golf ! That's better than a hole in one.

[@anguswiese5220]

Finally the Avalon Airshow gets a feature @2:06

[@ConradSpoke]

Did somebody punch you in the throat?

[@verifiedtoxicangel2411]

thank you for the life saving title
today i learnt that you can avoid an air crash if you nose dive
there would never have been air crashes had the pilots been smart enough to nose dive like this !

[@blox_80]

am i the only guy who still watches daily dose of aviation videos since 2020?

[@PS-zw4yc]

The nose dive approach was a super twin otter

[@Gregtsim]

First

[@jakfox44]

This was a good one!

[@ChaoticAtmosphere]

"Luckily, no one was injured" :P

[@realulli]

0:00 I saw a similar landing at Union Island. I got the impression that was the normal way for Twotters to land...