The most unstable approach I've ever experienced was August '83 while coming into land at Heathrow from Amsterdam. The weather was identical to your video. I'd never had such a rough ride as that one. My father flew into Leeds on a BMA Shorts 360 from LHR in the early 80s. The plane ride was so rough he went to the bar after arriving.
I would feel like I was born again with a whole new perspective on life, the universe and everything stepping off that bird in one piece and unscathed, excellent video 😃👍
@@jazzlover9050 Actually 10 Million to 1 chance of dying on average in Europe over the last 10 or 20 years per flight - About 200 Million to 1 chance of dying on a flight in the US based on stats since 2002!
flying is very very safe statistically speaking, also the idea of a go-around scares people but really it's when the pilot forces a landing that isn't right refusing to go-around that is the real danger. I've never had a go-around on any of the flights I've been on, kind of wish I would, a little extra time in the air. :)
Congratulations! SUPERB video! UA-cam is full of misleading video titles with :scary landing" or "extreme" etc. Hardly. Yours captures it all! FULL ACTION! Thanks for sharing!
I have never seen thunderstorm clouds that dark ever and I can only listen to the fear in the voices of the passengers and children as you got close to touchdown luckily the pilot said FUCK THIS IM GOING AROUND
My god I’d have been peeing myself if I was on that! I love landings and windy conditions but not as bad as that... that gust of wind at 5.15 was a killer - must have been a very strong gusty crosswind and I’m sure at around the same time when the plane sped up on approach it must have been due to a tailwind... if I was right, variable gusts as strong as that... well the captain deserved every clap he got. Sensational!
I was on a flight into Ontario California during Santa Ana winds and as the engines powered up and flaps went back up, the pilot said "Ladies and gentlemen, we have a emergency " and stopped his speech which made everyone deathly silent. After a minute, he came back on and apologized and said that the emergency was was a small cesna 182 that needed assistance so we were told to go around. The thrill was unforgettable and the power of the 757-200 RR engines were awesome 😂😂
We went through a horrific patch of weather landing in NYC, a lady was sick behind me from us moving around so much. I cried when I got off the plane 😭
I find it really funny how everyone claps when they land. They did this when i had a landing at Leeds just like this where we had to go around because of the wind.
Something similar happened on my flight from Leeds to Paris; the plane suddenly banked up and startled everyone on board. Then we had to go back to the queue to wait for another opportunity to land!
Almost a full-stop landing! That first one was scary. You were very low and I didn't see much of a runway, but a lot of grass! That was a veteran purser. She had probably been through several dozen rough landings.
I remember about 10 year ago I was coming from Magaluf to Newcastle and the landing was similar to this. I honest thought I was a goner. I don’t know how people enjoy flying
12:10 Pretty loud braking, if that's what I'm hearing. Please tell me, is the -3QC another 737 variant ? This aeroplane does not have winglets so I am only guessing they came out around the time of the -400s etc.
Actually the first version with CFM engines - If you want, it`s a - 300 QC (Quick Change) so the first version that came after the - 200 - The wing still looks 200 ish and the aircraft came around the same time around the - 400.
LBA has a pretty average length runway but tends to get alot of crosswind duw to the runway position, also when landing runway32 like in this vid the touchdown zone is set at the highest part of the runway, miss it and u go into a float landing late, so in bad weather can be a handful.
looks like ~5:15-5:19 just as a/c was about @ threshold they hit a little gust pocket just before (intended) TD happens time to time in choppy weather ... good go around that's what they're for :) thx for video
The footage is amazing, and i have to say i actually like a turbulent ride, BUT i felt your pain on this occasion. do you think their would of been some underwear changes after this flight i wonder. Big thumbs up, have subbed, and thanks for sharing.
![Approach & Landing Leeds Bradford Airport Boeing 737-800 Cockpit View [4K]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/84iR_UDA8qI/mqdefault.jpg)
![Approach & Landing Leeds Bradford Airport Boeing 737-800 Cockpit View [4K]](/img/tr.png)
2 for 1 landings are free of charge. Love it!
Ironic, most people clap when leaving Leeds.
Hopefully never to return! 😃
Mike Saunders ahaha yeh it is awful up there really windy
😂😂
I did last time 😂
ooooo🥵
The most unstable approach I've ever experienced was August '83 while coming into land at Heathrow from Amsterdam. The weather was identical to your video. I'd never had such a rough ride as that one. My father flew into Leeds on a BMA Shorts 360 from LHR in the early 80s. The plane ride was so rough he went to the bar after arriving.
I would feel like I was born again with a whole new perspective on life, the universe and everything stepping off that bird in one piece and unscathed, excellent video 😃👍
Wow that was some landing, absolutely brilliant job landing it in those conditions the second time. Really well captured man!
Indeed, the weather was horrible - some very talented pilots we had upfront, their experience really shone through. Thanks!
Great work by the cabin crew. They gave a quick message to keep people informed, probably before they pilots had even spoken to them
Wow you can VERY clearly hear that draft! The plane is fighting it hard. Nerves of steel the pilot!
What an amazing landing, kudos to the captain.
There's something very amazing about this. Well captured
I’m scared stiff of flying but continue to torture myself watching these videos! Why? Lol
funny me too, im terrified, have not flown in 16 yrs, why am i watching this :(
Because the worst things that can happen to you is falling out of your chair.
Over 10 Million to 1 chance of dying on a flight in Europe on average
@@jazzlover9050 Actually 10 Million to 1 chance of dying on average in Europe over the last 10 or 20 years per flight - About 200 Million to 1 chance of dying on a flight in the US based on stats since 2002!
flying is very very safe statistically speaking, also the idea of a go-around scares people but really it's when the pilot forces a landing that isn't right refusing to go-around that is the real danger. I've never had a go-around on any of the flights I've been on, kind of wish I would, a little extra time in the air. :)
I never hear the flap actuators as well as you got them on this clip. Yep I'm a real 737 nerd.
5:36 Johnny Vegas realises he’s going round again!
Seigneur De Merde ???
It’s just a joke. That man sounded like Johnny Vegas.
monkeeeeeee!
Holy shit 😂
That was a very good landing for the those conditions at LBA
Go arounds are amazing aren’t they?
excellent flying here. Really well done, and great call on the go around.
This one had me in stitches, best go around moment I've seen, ever.
THAT was some good chop. No surprise with the CV's near the approach.Great skills in getting her on the ground.
Congratulations! SUPERB video! UA-cam is full of misleading video titles with :scary landing" or "extreme" etc. Hardly. Yours captures it all! FULL ACTION! Thanks for sharing!
Great video and amazing cabin crew
I have never seen thunderstorm clouds that dark ever and I can only listen to the fear in the voices of the passengers and children as you got close to touchdown luckily the pilot said FUCK THIS IM GOING AROUND
My god I’d have been peeing myself if I was on that! I love landings and windy conditions but not as bad as that... that gust of wind at 5.15 was a killer - must have been a very strong gusty crosswind and I’m sure at around the same time when the plane sped up on approach it must have been due to a tailwind... if I was right, variable gusts as strong as that... well the captain deserved every clap he got. Sensational!
He definitely did ;)
Finally seeing people not clap too early after landing
Thought it was some stupid catchy title but indeed it was a last second high adrenaline go around. Thumbs up for a good aircraft
Must have been really uncomfortable, but I guess you were lucky to experience this! ;)
Yep, must have been the only person smiling haha :)
"The 2 for 1 landing is free of charge" LOL
Bloody hell, terrible weather! Great landing second time around, really good video!
I already have a huge fear of flying. If I was on that plane I probably would've screamed lol
that was some heavy duty braking at the end...
Excellent video. Thanks for sharing
I was on a flight into Ontario California during Santa Ana winds and as the engines powered up and flaps went back up, the pilot said "Ladies and gentlemen, we have a emergency " and stopped his speech which made everyone deathly silent. After a minute, he came back on and apologized and said that the emergency was was a small cesna 182 that needed assistance so we were told to go around. The thrill was unforgettable and the power of the 757-200 RR engines were awesome 😂😂
We went through a horrific patch of weather landing in NYC, a lady was sick behind me from us moving around so much. I cried when I got off the plane 😭
I find it really funny how everyone claps when they land. They did this when i had a landing at Leeds just like this where we had to go around because of the wind.
I find it hard to believe that the passengers were screaming and crying lol.
@udntneed2know Because there is no need, they are in zero danger.
Nice landing job. High speed. High winds. Wow.
Something similar happened on my flight from Leeds to Paris; the plane suddenly banked up and startled everyone on board. Then we had to go back to the queue to wait for another opportunity to land!
Clapping when landing is so strange. Its a direct link to the fear of a crash landing.
0:03 Pull up?
Leeds Bradford is murder for cross winds. After the second TOGA you would be thinking divert
Almost a full-stop landing! That first one was scary. You were very low and I didn't see much of a runway, but a lot of grass! That was a veteran purser. She had probably been through several dozen rough landings.
Thumbs up from me guys.... Well done
Beautiful video! I'd love to fly on a 737-300! Liked and subbed :)
Thanks, subbed back! The 737-300s are great little workhorses, shame we'll not see them much longer ;)
I’d never got on a plane again after this. Ptsd just watching it
wow what a sense of humour the flight attendant had when she said the landing 2 for 1 are free of charge now you don't get many like that these days
Definitely don't very rare to come across
I had one flying from Leeds to Malaga, nearly made me piss myself from laughing haha
I like these guys...they held their anxious appause until the aircraft was nearly stopped and fully under control. Lol That what I do! 😐
Good view from the country when in the sky
I have experienced my first go around only three months ago.
great video! that was really last second ;) liked and subscribed!
5:15 was the clincher!
I remember about 10 year ago I was coming from Magaluf to Newcastle and the landing was similar to this. I honest thought I was a goner. I don’t know how people enjoy flying
that' why you cannot be afraid to go-around, or be mad at the pilot when he chooses a go-around.
12:10 Pretty loud braking, if that's what I'm hearing. Please tell me, is the -3QC another 737 variant ? This aeroplane does not have winglets so I am only guessing they came out around the time of the -400s etc.
Actually the first version with CFM engines - If you want, it`s a - 300 QC (Quick Change) so the first version that came after the - 200 - The wing still looks 200 ish and the aircraft came around the same time around the - 400.
Well captured, looks like a very nerve jangling experience! Subscribed :)
i take it the weather was very windy on the first attempt at landing and also on the second
Had the lucky opportunity to have 2 touch and go attempts at Leeds before finally landing 3rd attempt using the full runway
Man that was scary watching sat in my chair at home, great video mate : ) I subbed too !
Thanks, I've subbed back too! Yeah, its quite scary isn't it, those winds were horrendous. Glad you enjoyed it ;)
Sometimes, all you can do is give it full power and get the airspeed back up so the flight controls become effective as you climb out to try it again.
LBA has a pretty average length runway but tends to get alot of crosswind duw to the runway position, also when landing runway32 like in this vid the touchdown zone is set at the highest part of the runway, miss it and u go into a float landing late, so in bad weather can be a handful.
looks like some windshear at the last second destabilized the plane. i know how it feels
leeds airport is the highest in england at 644 ft above sea level or something like that
Dammit Bristol is 623ft
I believe it is 681ft.
interesting how these noisy passengers got so quiet when the captain had to perform a second approach and listen to that applause.....
Jet2 are amazing
LUV A CLASSIC!!!
Great video and a very nice channel! You have a new subscriber. :)
Thanks very much! ;)
Very nice
Thanks - glad you liked it ;)
+TravelTenerife thanks for subbing. Subbed back
Beautiful aircraft!
A routine landing at Leeds Bradford.
very well filmed! :-)
Thanks! ;)
Leeds is notorious for rough weather we had very bad landing in Leeds from feurtaventura last year .
looks like ~5:15-5:19 just as a/c was about @ threshold they hit a little gust pocket just before (intended) TD happens time to time in choppy weather ... good go around that's what they're for :) thx for video
good capture
Very good video
Is anyone else still waiting for the screaming and strong language?
All part of the fun!
12:09 Is the sound of the brakes? or the engine in idle
Brakes
I bet the cockpit was a little funky after that .
wow, typical Leeds!!
I live here and we have the windiest airport in the world
Thomas Roberts It's the windiest in the UK, not the world.
birmingham?
Northern Air Spotter True, but I remember reading somewhere it was Leeds but you could be right.
Birmingham airport is 104m above sea level. Leeds Bradford is 208m above sea level. Not conclusive about which is windiest but fairly indicative.
this area is notorious for windy conditions.
Funniest thing is I was probably on that exact flight
How many go arounds are you gonna end up filming haha! Nice video indeed!!
I know, just my luck aha - Thanks mate, appreciated!
TravelTenerife probably he gives the pilots some money for another round ;)
Nice vid
I've had some pretty scetchy landings at Leeds, in much smaller planes. Its just one of those places, when its bad, its pretty bad.
You know you're common if you clap on an aircraft when it lands.
Stormy approaches and takeoffs....first thing I think about is windshear.
The footage is amazing, and i have to say i actually like a turbulent ride, BUT i felt your pain on this occasion. do you think their would of been some underwear changes after this flight i wonder. Big thumbs up, have subbed, and thanks for sharing.
Yeah, I definitely think there were a few underwear changes indeed :) Thanks
+TravelTenerife nice video
+The english Planespotter I was also on this flight
+The english Planespotter Thanks - quite a bumpy ride on the way in then wasn't it
Yes it was
G-CELR ?? got to be close to 30 years old my granddad flew it during WW2
Yeah it was just under 30 year old when this was filmed
Imagine Ryanair
I know regret it!
50 - 40 - 30 - 0.
Probably the best safety record in Europe 🙄
@@page938 Exactly. People don’t half exaggerate.
I never knew brakes sounded this good before woe
Do you know the wind speeds??
Well, that look scary
Exciting you mean!
Fun!
How old is this plane? looks like she's got a few years on her, cool video by the way, "two for one landings" hahaha
This 737-300, G-CELR, was unfortunately stored at Kemble (GBA) back on the 16th November 2016, where she was later scrapped. She was 31.0 years old.
this aircraft was sadly withdrawn from use and scraped last week
Thomas Pottet It should, it doesn't have winglets.
@@markmnorcal And? Looks better without.
Had a few dodgy landings into Leeds, but as one captain announced. Why would you put a runway on the top of a hill !
I really want to be in a go around due to weather
5:19, was the word "shi.."the very bad language i heard !? :)
Two landings for the price of one.
Normal landing at leeds..
Bit quieter the second time around 😂
I feel sorry for the dude who is freaking out ;/