what happened was he was trying to come around that bend. making a turn at that high of speed is very risky. have to use the rudder in accordance with the ailerons. there was no way he was gona get it under controll and stopped in time to save it. so misewell stick it up on land. and than rebuild it. im rebuilding 2 widgeons and they were both sunk in almost 150 feet of water. after they are submerged in water. its a diasaster. everything is ruined and crushed in from the pressure at the depth
Sometimes in a pilot's career, he has to face the cold reality that he has, indeed, crashed and just retard the throttles, let the aircraft settle and call it a day.
Oh crap! No! Not a goose! I mean I'm happy it looks like more of a scary ride than one that injured someone. But MAN! That poor goose... Those planes are so legendary and awesome. I would love to know what went wrong.
Wait just a minute! Someone commented on this same video clip posted by a different individual that this Grumman Goose was taking off and not landing. Which one is it? Nobody seems to know!
Hudson, I am very aware of this incident and know the pilot personally. It was an engine loss on Takeoff and a short old pilot trying to reach the throttles on the overhead panel. Takeoff was aborted but the pilot couldnt get the other throttle back and you see what the out come was.
Thanks for setting the record straight! This perhaps also explains why the outer wingtip pontoons were in a semi retracted position (hope there were no injuries major or minor in this incident).
No! They where taking off...then they heard that there was $1.00 Bud Lights on the beach and and they changed their mind at the last minute. I heard one guy say fuck v1 were are drinking today. ha ha
Your baggage may have shifted in the overhead compartments on landing. Clean underwear is available in the passenger terminal. Thank you for flying with us, and have a good day on the rest of your journey.
im not that stuipid... i have flown in both a PBY catalina, and a Goose... I was saying the Airline is Catalina... just like the plane says... I just got done building a model of a goose wtih catalina decals...
imagine that happening on land. the water and sand saved him. IT seems that most aviation accidents are due to human error & mistakes. Even most technical problems that have caused accidents are due to human error be it in the mechanics or technicians or baggage handlers mistakenly loading hazardous goods onto aircraft. Humans make more fuckups than machines
I read online that the pilot was supposed to land the Goose for this movie, but not actually crash it. If they put it in the movie, though, it was probably intentional. Or they thought it was better.
You are all wrong. It's obvious from the ventricular vortex stream that the inges-capacitor was left in the "down-swing" modular regression position, thus nullifying the effect of the redundant hypercopulator. As they say at Pan-Am, you'll never get your flatulence vibrator to flux if you haven't properly adjunticated the phaso-bypass valve.
This appears to be a takeoff, not a landing. The engines appear to be producing power and the wingtip floats are partially retracted. Normal procedure sometimes is to retract the floats while "on the step" (planing) during takeoff. The Goose decelerates very rapidly with engines at idle - which is not what this Goose is doing.
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ahahahahahahahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa those pilots pooholes woulda tightend soo hard up that you couldnt have forced a vibrator up thereif you tried! i had tears runnin down my eyes from laughter! poor plane tho
I thought it might be fake at first. But it would take a real good graphics editor to make the sand and water kick up in coordination with plane like it did. I think he just came in so fast he took those folks by surprise. But i think I woulda been running like hell.. lol
Well it seems the goose is not hard destroyed. The pilot is sure still shivering of fright remembering this but didn't he(she) managed all right? Would the landing gear have resisted to such constrains?
Notice his/her outboard pontoons where still somewhat retracted. Had they been down and locked that may have prevented the aircraft from banking far left and right. Guess you might say he/she cooked his (Grumman) Goose!
Now, I've never flown anything like the Grumman Goose, but I heard tell that it was (is!) infamously unforgiving on take-off, both from the water and on tarmac. That, coupled with the fact that the floats seemed to have malfucntioned on this flight, I think the pilot didn't do half bad trying to slow it down as much as possible before hitting the shore line. Very sad to see such a beautiful plane suffer like that, but my main concern is with the crew/passengers. No injuries I hope?
Actually by definition a "Good Landing" (one you can walk away from) not a "Great Landing" (one you can fly the plane again)
This looks pretty real to my pilot eyes... Logged many flights in Grumman Goose, and they are sturdy enough for this, and fairly forgiving, but still an airplane.
BTW a crash does not take away your license either.... personal knowledge.
This is from Bruce Brown's "Endless Summer II". I asked him about this scene. He told me it was an "ex airline" pilot that was laying low in Central America. Shame to destroy an old bird like this for no good reason. What a dumbass...
what happened was he was trying to come around that bend. making a turn at that high of speed is very risky. have to use the rudder in accordance with the ailerons. there was no way he was gona get it under controll and stopped in time to save it. so misewell stick it up on land. and than rebuild it. im rebuilding 2 widgeons and they were both sunk in almost 150 feet of water. after they are submerged in water. its a diasaster. everything is ruined and crushed in from the pressure at the depth
jeepman95100 2 months ago
its not a speed boat race geez take it easy
airplanekid77 2 months ago
why are the floats not lowered all the way?
tjampe 3 months ago
Any pilots out there with any idea of what happened?
LorenzoB16 3 months ago
Thumbs up if you have done this in flight sim :)
wezdog1 4 months ago
Lost part 2 , coming soon on ABC
smeddog2 4 months ago
They see me drifting, They hating
TheAppleMan100 5 months ago
WE'RE HERE!
beaman220 5 months ago
He wasn't landing, he was trying to take off...
tadrjbs 5 months ago
was there a guy tubing behind them??????
helopilot08 5 months ago
is that real??!
AQzero 6 months ago
Endless Summer II !!
catalinaislandtime 6 months ago
Surfs up dude! I guess he did the best he could to control that landing. Looks like nobody was seriously hurt. I wonder what happened.
KJOSCOT 6 months ago
this is a astronaut named hoot gibson he hit wires on take off that he did not see they were strung across the river
g6rcteam 6 months ago
Looks like a real shameful waste of a beautiful bird to me.
thangamajig 7 months ago
@thangamajig I hate seeing classic aircraft like that bite it. It's such a loss. Fortunately it doesn't seem to have cause any loss of life.
NorthForkFisherman 4 months ago
Respond to this video... a little too fast on the approach. maybe next time right?
losipoop 7 months ago
are we not supose to notice that?
legomaster335 7 months ago
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legomaster335 7 months ago
OH SHIZZLE!
VaginaDieBreite 7 months ago
What the hell was this guy thinking?
BikerRussell 7 months ago
great landin man
MrFelt1000 8 months ago
LOVEN IT !....MORE,MORE,MORE
lsi624 8 months ago
@0:14 is a star wars sound effect.
archon808 9 months ago
Sometimes in a pilot's career, he has to face the cold reality that he has, indeed, crashed and just retard the throttles, let the aircraft settle and call it a day.
routan1 9 months ago 3
Beached Whale
GazzerHST 10 months ago
the pilot was trained by a shitty flight simulator called:X-plane 9...
kestrel8888 10 months ago
Naah..I think I'll keep looking, but thanks for letting me take 'er for a spin!
bushman14 10 months ago 2
That landing is an Endless Bummer
Bradentucky 10 months ago
That sand really messed up my left wing bearings.
madisonelectronic 10 months ago
lol
DonnyaLaysen 10 months ago
*asshooooooooooleeeeee!!!!* ;)
dpapaioannow 11 months ago
that's how i land that plane in fsx
nik0lhc 11 months ago
Ахаха чувак припарковался)))
Gorodeckiy82 11 months ago
Clean pants are under your seat! :D
4TaktRollerNeinDanke 1 year ago
You will never fly my plane again!
cybermarsactual 1 year ago
Approaching Tamarindo, the pilot started a right turn to follow the
estuary, but his height was insufficient. Presumably he suddenly became
aware of the power lines which cross the river at that point, and was
forced to fly below them. The right pontoon caught the water, and jerked
the aircraft to the right. Overcorrecting, the pilot put the left float
into the water, and the aircraft swerved to that side. More details here:
tagatayaa 1 year ago
That was ugly.
heavybubble41 1 year ago
The hemmulator was disscombolulated.
Hinsai 1 year ago
@jlcame1994 I know dude, I know. Not sure why he didn't shut 'em down tho.
FantasticBob7000 1 year ago
Holy Shit!!! Looks like he was taking off with one engine, that guy is nuts! I hope the water was ok!
schymcgee 1 year ago
people dont look scared enough.
1216saab 1 year ago
Oh crap! No! Not a goose! I mean I'm happy it looks like more of a scary ride than one that injured someone. But MAN! That poor goose... Those planes are so legendary and awesome. I would love to know what went wrong.
ellorybockting 1 year ago
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drvrdug 1 year ago
@drvrdug whats wrong with it?
lilred2506 1 year ago
What a stupid noob.
gibbletz 1 year ago
Pilot error.......
Sunburnt99 1 year ago
"I only had two beers, Ossifer I mean Officer. Hickup
quentin3434 1 year ago 2
@quentin3434 wow that was gay
27Cardoza 1 year ago
@27Cardoza ur gay
lilred2506 1 year ago
Hey, I know that guy. He always lands like that.
quentin3434 1 year ago
he's taking off not landing
motoman1210 1 year ago
Pilot = Twat!
xoio 1 year ago
didnt look like he put his floats down and seemd to be moving to fast.
MrGizmo757 1 year ago
@MrGizmo757 actually that's how they land on water
JonB83 1 year ago
@MrGizmo757 well except for the crashing part...
JonB83 1 year ago
made in china
wesley2348 1 year ago
See: it´s amphibious!
It lands on both water and land... in the same landing!
:-D
skazhiprivet 1 year ago 7
actually thats a goose.... a smaller version of the albatross... originally created for search and rescue,... hence they are amphibious
RJYEMS 1 year ago
endless summer 2 that poor feckin grumman OUCH!
thegipper77 1 year ago
WTF ! thats no pilot !
jtrod2007 1 year ago
That was an albatross, I believe. Shooting Endless Summer in Costa Rica in '93.
syrkadian 1 year ago
dumb ass
danbuswell 2 years ago
wait till insurance company finds out
silverbird58 2 years ago 2
next time look up stall speed and flap settings ..
silverbird58 2 years ago
that was hairy....
Thanks to @canav8 for the explanation of what happened.
Flight Sim. X has the Grumman Goose...it's sort of like a PBY Catalina but quite smaller.
ColBuzby 2 years ago
there quite rare but remember.... THINK never ever drink and fly
scottster97 2 years ago
man, this guy thought he was riding a speedboat! lol! xD
sharkmkd 2 years ago 2
poor goose
FrenchValleyAirport 2 years ago
This was in the movie "Endless Summer II" and you can hear the voice of Bruce Brown at the start - and this segment was about Costa Rica.
philbumper7 2 years ago
lucky pilot
Fly3rGuy 2 years ago 2
Back to the building board.
groovy67 2 years ago
Wait just a minute! Someone commented on this same video clip posted by a different individual that this Grumman Goose was taking off and not landing. Which one is it? Nobody seems to know!
hudson501 2 years ago
Hudson, I am very aware of this incident and know the pilot personally. It was an engine loss on Takeoff and a short old pilot trying to reach the throttles on the overhead panel. Takeoff was aborted but the pilot couldnt get the other throttle back and you see what the out come was.
canav8 2 years ago 3
Dear Canav8,
Thanks for setting the record straight! This perhaps also explains why the outer wingtip pontoons were in a semi retracted position (hope there were no injuries major or minor in this incident).
hudson501 2 years ago
No! They where taking off...then they heard that there was $1.00 Bud Lights on the beach and and they changed their mind at the last minute. I heard one guy say fuck v1 were are drinking today. ha ha
lanebmw 2 years ago
Aha! The truth be known!
hudson501 2 years ago
Dubbed sound....
gilliguts 2 years ago
his floats were stuck, if u look they are detached from the wingtips but not down and locked. without the floats, the wing was unstable
Prediluvian27 2 years ago
holy crap! this is 100% real?
crysis116 2 years ago
people on the beach were like so what dont even move
Flyglobespan93 2 years ago
That makes for a very bad day.
motokid032 2 years ago
Your baggage may have shifted in the overhead compartments on landing. Clean underwear is available in the passenger terminal. Thank you for flying with us, and have a good day on the rest of your journey.
pabobfin 2 years ago 51
Man, that's something you'd expect to see in an Indiana Jones -movie! =O
TheCrazyFinn 2 years ago 3
"Any landing you walk away from is a good landing!"
PtB
petethebastard 2 years ago 42
No, this is an exception! Man, they were already down, that defied all normal flight physics:-)
weim5356 2 years ago
@petethebastard yea i thing you can make an exeption withe this one
axs12345 1 year ago
Throttle stuck open??
FantasticBob7000 1 year ago
somthin like that, theyll get u later
devil952 2 years ago
yeah its a Catalina, wonder why he had his throttle allt he way up for a while on the ground... was he trying to take off or was he landing?
C2dltCAP 2 years ago
actually its a grumman goose. like the title says
devil952 2 years ago
im not that stuipid... i have flown in both a PBY catalina, and a Goose... I was saying the Airline is Catalina... just like the plane says... I just got done building a model of a goose wtih catalina decals...
C2dltCAP 2 years ago
sorry
devil952 2 years ago 2
nno problem mate
C2dltCAP 2 years ago 2
Endless Summer 2 movie. I think this was in Costa Rica?
courtsec 2 years ago
This plane is 1 of my favorites :)
EliteSwordsman25 2 years ago
Why were they not able to throttle down?
sixmagpies 2 years ago
Looks to me like the pilot is just trying to have some fun. That's the same way i drive my Vette...
540merlin 2 years ago
Then your Corvette is being driven with incompetence, out of control, and it will last you about five minutes. Because this is just an accident, man.
Yllod 2 years ago
Ya, but I'm rich - I'll just fix it and go for another 5 minutes!
540merlin 2 years ago
If you survive it! Doesn't look like a way to die in bed...
I'd love to know the full sequence of events. Don't looks like a stuck throttle...
Yllod 2 years ago
ya, your rich ass gonna be in jail for "trying to have some fun" after you hit and kill someone.
devil952 2 years ago 3
Like OJ?
540merlin 2 years ago 3
imagine that happening on land. the water and sand saved him. IT seems that most aviation accidents are due to human error & mistakes. Even most technical problems that have caused accidents are due to human error be it in the mechanics or technicians or baggage handlers mistakenly loading hazardous goods onto aircraft. Humans make more fuckups than machines
fayik123 2 years ago
Damn! That sucks
Smash4UF 3 years ago
This plane was put back into service and is currently being Flown by Pacific Coastal Airlines.
Lagerhog16 3 years ago 3
thats 1 airline to avoid!! lol
madeira69 2 years ago
one word OUCH
racer927 3 years ago
This was a staged flight for the movie Endless Summer II.
If you watch the movie, you will see this clip...
SONYPMWEX1 3 years ago
I read online that the pilot was supposed to land the Goose for this movie, but not actually crash it. If they put it in the movie, though, it was probably intentional. Or they thought it was better.
VergeVerge 2 years ago
throttles got stuck? who what when where ...why?
HRMOKeefe 3 years ago
lol it's a beer comercial
fsxgamer101 3 years ago
You are all wrong. It's obvious from the ventricular vortex stream that the inges-capacitor was left in the "down-swing" modular regression position, thus nullifying the effect of the redundant hypercopulator. As they say at Pan-Am, you'll never get your flatulence vibrator to flux if you haven't properly adjunticated the phaso-bypass valve.
Konabish 3 years ago
This is from the movie Endless Summer II
A waste of a Goose IMHO
efromhb 3 years ago
There were actual people in there to make a scene?? well something is not right
darioandrade 2 years ago
...and the canooter valve sounded out of synch too.
KapnK 3 years ago
lol
ggreen85 3 years ago
that was quite fast for taxiing in the goose. but its amazing it survived that long
videowatcher101010 3 years ago
what a waste of a plane !
mauiglassblowing 3 years ago
either the video is fake... or the pilot is an idiot
dpludwig 3 years ago
This appears to be a takeoff, not a landing. The engines appear to be producing power and the wingtip floats are partially retracted. Normal procedure sometimes is to retract the floats while "on the step" (planing) during takeoff. The Goose decelerates very rapidly with engines at idle - which is not what this Goose is doing.
shb47 3 years ago
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ahahahahahahahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa those pilots pooholes woulda tightend soo hard up that you couldnt have forced a vibrator up thereif you tried! i had tears runnin down my eyes from laughter! poor plane tho
papaoscaroscar 3 years ago
I thought it might be fake at first. But it would take a real good graphics editor to make the sand and water kick up in coordination with plane like it did. I think he just came in so fast he took those folks by surprise. But i think I woulda been running like hell.. lol
fairlanejay 3 years ago
Any landing you walk away from is a good landing.....unless your the insurance company....
hbunnie1120 3 years ago
Well it seems the goose is not hard destroyed. The pilot is sure still shivering of fright remembering this but didn't he(she) managed all right? Would the landing gear have resisted to such constrains?
deck614 3 years ago
Oops, make that, "were retracted"!
hudson501 3 years ago
Notice his/her outboard pontoons where still somewhat retracted. Had they been down and locked that may have prevented the aircraft from banking far left and right. Guess you might say he/she cooked his (Grumman) Goose!
hudson501 3 years ago
looks to me like he realized he ran out of lake and tried to turn then had to counter the turn to avoid flipping
HOPPERFZR 3 years ago
Now, I've never flown anything like the Grumman Goose, but I heard tell that it was (is!) infamously unforgiving on take-off, both from the water and on tarmac. That, coupled with the fact that the floats seemed to have malfucntioned on this flight, I think the pilot didn't do half bad trying to slow it down as much as possible before hitting the shore line. Very sad to see such a beautiful plane suffer like that, but my main concern is with the crew/passengers. No injuries I hope?
Sarendil 3 years ago
HOLY SHIT!
juxier 3 years ago
This is pretty sad, It's a bit strange that the people walking by were not watching as closely as I was.
rayunseitig 4 years ago
al menos llego jajaja
espinaguar 4 years ago
Well hope that wasnt on purpose !! Thats a classic and beautiful old plane !! Would love to own one of those
zabotlivaya 4 years ago
he bent the spar, what happened?
HisMajestyOKeefe 4 years ago
Actually by definition a "Good Landing" (one you can walk away from) not a "Great Landing" (one you can fly the plane again)
This looks pretty real to my pilot eyes... Logged many flights in Grumman Goose, and they are sturdy enough for this, and fairly forgiving, but still an airplane.
BTW a crash does not take away your license either.... personal knowledge.
pabobfin 4 years ago
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fake
coolguy676 4 years ago
wtf how could that be fake explain if u can! which i bet u cant cuz its real so shut up
aircanadapilotz 4 years ago
idiotic pilot i bet his instructor was the same!
zabdale 4 years ago
angry goose
bulbadox 4 years ago
lol.
flectz 4 years ago
This is from Bruce Brown's "Endless Summer II". I asked him about this scene. He told me it was an "ex airline" pilot that was laying low in Central America. Shame to destroy an old bird like this for no good reason. What a dumbass...
MrCrackSpider 4 years ago 2
Didnt destroy the Goose unless bent the spar
what was problem? throttle stuck? looked like it was going to end worse
amazing
HisMajestyOKeefe 4 years ago
Killed a classic.
427Fourspeed 4 years ago
lol it's funny
appel94 4 years ago
oops lol
mustang2005 4 years ago
I bet he's saying "$%*&, there goes my license!!!"
R160A 4 years ago
Wouldn't doubt it. lol
fatpoop619 4 years ago
tell that to american airlines
hardtrucker18 3 years ago
i told you dont drink and fly
kingaurthur13 4 years ago
Smooth
toadswildride 4 years ago
same error, in flight with sim X.... but isn't real, no problem.
luberisnabo 4 years ago
thats what i did in flight simulator X
reignviper 4 years ago
DOH! oops, must have hit a fish...
Novaheart1998 4 years ago
picture perfect landing
ISinisterI 4 years ago
That had to suck
jetfueljp4 4 years ago