Pilot Saves Plane Last Second
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2023
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British Airways Boeing 787 Dreamliner low level windshear
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Air Antilles Twin Otter runway excursion after landing
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Hawaiian Airbus A330 go around after C-5 Galaxy takeoff
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CL-145 firefighting plane dropping water
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Air France Airbus A350 short and hard landing
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The pilot in the first clip was REALLY on the ball. Very impressive.
Or he completely screwed it up.
@@Spyke-lz2hlit was wind shear not the pilots fault
@@gringoaviationph That was definitely NOT a windshear! That was pilot input!!! This channel is becaming a meme! Windshear meme!🤦♂
@@RobertoRMOLA How do you know?
@@gringoaviationph "it was wind shear not the pilots fault" Says this channel, which is well-known for providing inaccurate information. It doesn't even know the difference between a wind shear and a wind gust.
How these big airplanes are able to bounce like that is just an engineering masterpiece. Even the fact that the tires are able to withstand that and not immediately blow out is insane.
Thank God for sturdy shock absorbers.
For as big as they are they don’t weigh that much. With the lift of the wings they basically don’t weigh anything;)
@@randylahey2242 But when you have 100 tons falling down at tens of feet per second landing on the small surface area of a few tires, you can bet they're taking an impact...
I swear! Magnificent!
the landing gear and other strong but lightweight steel parts have to be forged in giant 50,000 ton (or more) hydraulic presses. The MESTA 50 has been in use since the 1940s making aircraft parts.
Flying through smoke with difficult terrain has to be nerve racking. Also, nice instant input on the pull up after wind sheer.
heat too
Not a pilot, but when i try fly in flight sims, its always very difficult to get a good glideslope and alignment just by trusting the ils on ifr approaches
That British Air pilot in the first clip is amazing, that was a MASSIVE save. Full nose up a second before it even, which was great intuition. That aircraft could have easily been totaled if it was going to hit that hard on the nose wheel.
Intuition? I don't think so. Any PPL(A) holder would pull the yoke full nose up feeling the nose free falling. It's a conditioned response rather than intuition. I'd even say that a person with 10 minutes of experience with controlling an aircraft would do the same. It's a self-preservation instinct. Intuition would be too slow.
@@jarekferenc1149 You're right, but also, the 787 is fly-by-wire. I don't know the control laws it follows through a normal landing flare, but FBW laws are often based on commanding a certain G-load and/or attitude.
So while the pilot likely made the input, the robot may well have been doing it already.
@@HypoceeYT FBW by wire does NOT mean that a robot is flying the plane - means there are NO connecting cables directly to the control surfaces!! But, yes the input does first go through a computer system.
That thing was was a rocket on the go-around.
@@sotm6078LOL, it goes through a computer which decides. Technically not a robot, but it’s a pretty good way to explain though.
Pretty cool how the BA pilot even honked his horn as he pulled back up! 😂
😂😂😂
☠️
I mean they do have horns for the Ground crew to hear so.
@@bentley8937 I never would have thought! That’s funny in a way.
If you liked me saving the plane - give me a honk !
Wow, look at the wing flex of the 787!
It just looks so great. The wings are like a sword.
@@JapanLingo198 .....A floppy sword ???????
@@supa3ek yah
Again, lets have a round of applause for all the personnel flying the CL-415/215 in their firefighting duties. Balls of titanium right there.
Looked like flight simulator to me.
The 787 clip was one of the most amazing moments ever on Big Jet tv I remembered watching it live and it blew my mind the reactions of the pilots was incredible 👏👏
Fantastic video of the waterbomber on it's tactical run in Ontario. These firefighting pilots have balls of steel. I hope they are payed well.
Watching that part of the clip was breathtaking! Also, the pilot's aim to where to put the water was spot ON. Yes, he has cojones.
I just don't understand how they fit their giant testicles inside the cockpit? I guess flying isn't hard enough, they need fire ,smoke and unpredictable wind.... amazing!
Swift and decisive action by the BA pilot in the first clip. 👍🏻
That go around with British Airways shows that pilots earn their pay. It was a spectacular maneuver. He'd probably make a great surfer. I was a controller and always watched every single touchdown with extreme interest. This is something you dont see often because pilots usually dont have the balz to go around.
This wasn’t windshear. This was pilot induced. Probably co-pilot induced, Captain saved.
@@rtbrtb_dutchy4183 And how would you know?
@@Haz0052-tu7rr Windshear wouldn’t have pushed just the nose down, you can see the windsock is perfectly stable as well, the heavy response is likely the safety system converting into a modal law protection and making a VERY heavy correction to counteract the very heavy pitch action
@@Haz0052-tu7rr airplanes don’t move like that due to weather conditions. I know that because of 3 decades and 16000 hrs of experience.
@@rtbrtb_dutchy4183 Why do you train for wind shear escape in the first place right, ahhh just a myth! Right?? How do aircraft behave if you suddenly get a turbulent wind gust at low speed? If it's real, whatever, a 747 which you seem to fly, definitely isn't so susceptible to the 'shed effect' at Heathrow. You passively shame pilots who have equal experience to you, there was no induced oscillation there at all, ever had a look what happens to the poor A320s or A321s that land at Heathrow during bad weather?
Those heavy landings / touch and gos; reminds me of the saying "air force pilots use all of the runway, navy pilots use all of the landing gear".
😂
that's a great saying.
To be fair to that Air Antilles pilot, that chopper did just come out of nowhere!
I can only imagine the wake turbulence that a C-5 Galaxy kicks up. That plane is a beast.
Powerful video of the water bomber dropping its load on the Canadian wildfire.
I love the term "excursion" - like the pilot decided to have a fun little trip off the runway 😂
Gladly, the steering issues only set in after the landing and not on approach. St. Barth's has nearly no margin for error.
Indeed, lol. And he "suffered" an excursion.
On top the main event looked rather like the helicopter suffered an incoursion.
Separation on the C5 takeoff clip looks abysmal. I'm surprised the 330 pilot didn't call a missed approach much sooner.
Came here to say the same thing
Stupid @3 mins of aviation blaming the C5
After Banting and Best isolating insulin, have to say that the CL-415 is the greatest thing to come out of Canada. What an amazing piece of engineering used world wide for good.
There is also the Maple Syrup I just had on my breakfast sourdough pancakes ...
do you know why i love your content? because the best clip is always the first one, not the last one. Other kids let the most important thing to the last moment, but you dont. Your are amazing.
Back in the 70’s I was on a forest fire east of Prineville, Oregon. A twin engine plane with a siren and red light flew over just above the tree tops warning us the fire retardant plane is coming to drop it’s load. We all hit the ground. Some people did get a little amount of retardant on them.
The plane that lost it’s steering 10 days before colliding with a helicopter… that’s a long time to be out of control running round the airfield…
😀
Helicopter jumped in its path.
It’s gonna take a bit of work to get that Twin Otter back in the air. 😬
Yup, that clip did look 'expensive' didn't it 😐
It will be nothing compared to the helicopter.
Insurance company: “you hit what with what!?”
Some of my fav are the fire craft uploads. So awesome lol.
Suggesting the pilot had to ‘intervene’ might lead people to think there was no pilot flying moments before touchdown. There was absolutely a pilot in command on the controls providing flight surface inputs prior to that moment.
who doesent like 3 minute long aviation videos?
Why u watching it then
@@tdashgreet1809bro didn’t understand💀💀💀💀
@@tdashgreet1809bro didnt understand 💀💀
@@tdashgreet1809bro didn’t understand 💀 💀
@@tdashgreet1809bro didn’t understand 💀
That was an excellent recovery from a bounced landing! Nice job guys!
Nicely done 👍
Greetings from Helsinki!
Wow. That was very nearly the front gear getting ripped clean off
BA has very good pilots.
The wake turbulence coming off a C-5 must be brutal.
Only from the point of lift off. Before that it will be just thrust from the engines.
@@EdOeuna And by then the go-around is already well above the bigger plane's flight path, and wake vortices sink.
Thanks, 3 Minutes of Aviation.
Kudos to that BA Pilot !
Wonder the cost of damages in second video!?
Very nice split second reactions from the BA pilot. That seemed to happen at the worse moment. If he'd not pulled up then would the nose have stuffed into the tarmac I wonder and caused a crash.
Those forest fire pilots are absolute heroes.
Amazing, watching the shear at the worst possible time and the pilot recovery. That was great work.
Thank you for your video s very to the point snd no time wasting.😊
The first pilot's reflexes should earn him a massive raise, well done. Shame the galaxy didn't end up in the sea....
best 3 minutes on the web......great job by 787 pilot!...does British Airways fly the 787? I figured they were all Airbus
They've B789s and B777-200s...
thanks !@@jameskamotho7513
And 737s once upon a time.
The channel with no click bait
Love those CL-415's/CL-215's! Very efficient at putting out those fires!
Heat doesn't make them rise, payload release does! The wing is a high lift!😉
a bit like the pilot who died at a gender reveal party. dropping half your weight and pulling back at the same time is not a good move.
The pilot didn't "intervene" in the first one, he was flying the airplane.
Aeroplane*, as it's British Airways 🙂
@@epictetus8028 aeroplane is more of a french saying.
@@DelinquentRevenge
Why is it french? It's a plane (as in flat surface) designed with aerodynamics in mind that causes lift and makes it fly. An aero-plane.
@@tin2001 it is what it is.
Such a quick reaction! Bravo British Airways⭐⭐⭐
Uh, yeah…I’d call that a runway excursion
That first clip with the Boeing....it really did go BOING...
I'll see myself out now...
Nice work man keep it going 😮
That happened to me once in Darwin Australia as the plane was landing there was a massive cross wind, and the pilot accelerated nose up and we took off again. We were only metres off the ground!
That first clip go around was great, hats off to the pilot.
Great video!😸
Isn't "intervening" simply part of "piloting?"
PILOT was HORRIBLY forced to DISENGAGE AUTOLAND
Sure, it is, but there are a lot of button pushers out there that never had much stick and rudder skills to start with, let alone after years of airline ops.
Yes, it is literally their job. But it isn't an easy job and folks appreciating a job well done is wholesome.
Good action capture!!.
Good job!
I honestly thought the thumbnail was clickbait. Great work and well done to the pilot!
Fantastic ❤✈️
first pilot was bout to be flight 80 💀
Very good,,am so much happy to see such a wonderful GOROUND,if the landing isn't stable immediately initiate a GOROUND
*B O I N G*
where has this channel been my whole life?
Nicely handled !! BZ
just a suggestion, I think these videos would be better if the clip description was overlayed on the clip itself instead of its own 8-second slide. I find myself skipping around with the arrows keys. It takes 15 seconds to get to the first clip, too long when the clip itself is also 15 seconds. would improve viewer retention
Twin otter was only 5 years old.Glad everyone made it out ok but very interesting that the otter had steering issues literally 10 days before the accident.
Really looking forward to the upcoming MSFS release which includes firefighting missions.
nice video
The wing flex on the 787 was mental
Its nice that pilot honked at the cameraman letting him know that everything is ok and he doesn't have to worry.
The BA 787 remembers me the LH A350 in ORD.
I was on the British airways flight, honestly I didn’t know what was going on after he took off again, we felt it touch the ground but then he took off again so we were all really confused, Thanks to the pilot though! The flight was Northern Ireland To England
I had a very similar one than the first landing. Was in Dublin with aerlingus, freaking scary lol
Why was the Otter landing with the wind? Maybe it changed suddenly.
Wow the pilot saved the plane from hard landing and gear collapsing
After the other pilot screwed up.
@@rtbrtb_dutchy4183 yeah
@rtbrtb_dutchy4183 You are very obsessed with multiple comments about it being pilot error. So do they actually investigate landings such as this and publish the findings? You feel very confident, so I'm genuinely curious if you 100% know with proof, pilot error? I'm willing to read the report.
@@BlackWidow00741 LOL, not obsessed. Just flabbergasted at the comments people make.
Airplanes don’t move like this due to weather conditions. Pitch only changes like that due to pilot input.
I’m sure these two pilots discussed this in their de-brief. It might even been reported. Now a days, due to UA-cam, I’ve heard of pilots getting in trouble with their chief pilot after they go viral on one of their flights.
There won’t be any reports. If there is, it would be internal and not for our eyes.
This was pilot error. I’m not obsessed. I’m passionate about aviation. We discuss mistakes of others because we learn from it and make aviation even safer.
@@rtbrtb_dutchy4183 Luckily they were about two seconds from a RAAIB report, working maintenance on the long haul fleet it was more than a talking to and more than shock damage to the aircraft, SFOM ruled it was unfit to fly the 20 minutes from the London GP Hangars to our LH fleet workshop in Cardiff. As for the correction; it actually looks more like an automated intervention than a manual one, it takes a lot of effort to get the aircraft to pitch full up, even with the wonderful, albeit temperamental, FBW System on these newer aircraft😦
LOL - the plane that king hit the chopper looks pretty pleased with itself. "Take that you insult to aircraft"
It's impressive the landing gear was able to take that hefty of a hit.
I can't even begin to imagine how much force it experienced.
You owe me 1 second of aviation
The first plane clip is on Bigjet Tv site it’s his video.
A routine touch and go!
0:54 but why was that plane smiling?
It knows something you don't.
A relative is a BA pilot for these planes - they’re so good at flying (at low cost) they’re incredible hard to put firmly on the ground. It’s that simple. The opposite of say, a 747.
BA pilot did not just intervene. It is their job to be very well aware of downdrafts and counteract as necessary.
"The pilot did not intervene. It is their job to intervene."
@@hotwaffpilot did intervene. This wasn’t windshear. The flying pilot screwed up big time. The other pilot (likely captain) intervened by taking over.
Damn the C5 is a monster.
Awesome
Well done. Fly safe
0:21 is it possible to get the call sign of this plane?
Well played. It’s just a go around though. All pilots have to do this and be prepared. Low costs do it on a much more regular basis than BA long haul.
GOOD JOB CAPTAIN!
There is a reason why you have all the bars on your shoulder and why YOU are in charge of your aircraft, a BOEING 787!!
GOD BLESS!!!
Nice work of the BA crew
0:47 almost fedex flight 80
The canadair must immediately seem like it receives a huge boost of power when it drops all that water so quickly
It's a water bomber
0:56 The smiley face plane - "I told you to stop laughing at me because I can't land vertically, because I'm going to hit you. How do you feel now, in this position? 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
That dreamliner said: *boink* nope, not today
That AF 350 really smashed the main gear and tyres. Amazed it didn’t all collapse…
its amazing how wind can mess up a 50 odd ton of flying metal.
It weighs a lot more than that and it’s made of plastic
WIND SHEAR !!!!!! AMAZING JOB PILOTS
Salute to those brave canadian firefighter pilots who recently died in greece.
Air Antilles Captain: "Who left that damn helicopter parked there!!"
Exactly, last time he wasn’t parked there! 😂
The C-5 and A330... ATC failure.
Enlighten us with your valuable insider information.
Impossible to know from that clip.
@@phillipbanes5484 the C5 did nothing wrong? How do you know? There is absolutely nothing in this video what could make you assume this. You have no idea how long it took for the C5 to take the runway and start the take off roll. Stop assuming.
And no, no need to call for a go around much sooner. Why? It’s not dangerous. It’s ok to wait till last minute.
The exact same thing happened in the BA flight I took from Heathrow to Hamburg (the same week Germanwings crashed)
30m after the aborted landing people were quiet but starting to get anxious and finally the pilot explained to us what had happened. 😊
I felt that one! 2:47
Whoa that will pucker things.
Not everything is windshear!
Yes, I'm inclined to think is was something else.
@@vihaiSay it immediately or stfu.
Everything on this channel is wind shear. It has become a buzzword that seemingly requires no thought or evidence and the masses fall for it every time.
I’m inclined to think it was PIO.
Perfect ryanair