THATS what Ive been waiting for! I have been through a lot of clips like this, but this is one of the VERY FEW that show a can-do-crew in HD, AND most of all, a lot of "stick action" THANKS!
They have a small wheel they turn. Its about as wide as the diamater of a grapefruit. Its They have a handle grip weilded onto it sometimes for ease of use. Lots of practice teaches them to use it, and to learn how to become crack judges of distance and alingment.
@KingVogue Except at the end of the video, the FO goes on comm and says "flight attends, prepare cabin doors for arrival and crosscheck". I'm fairly certain cargo flights have no FA's. Also, what airport is this?
im sure in your previous comments with swearings would cause people to misunderstand your statement as judging pilots to work their way off as robots in the skies. Im sure they can have their own moments as we do by loving what we do in life, as for them is flying. Im sure both of the 767 pilots are very capable of handling their work professionally and are aware of the lives on their shoulders. The fact that we human make mistakes, we learn from them.
@GrupolaFamilia there is no such thing as that. When there are strong winds they use rudder pedals on the ground. Normally the captain has a special nose wheel steering on his left hand side. The big steering wheel which is called a yoke is used for flight only.
After landing Captain turns landing lights off, than First Officer (one which was landing the plane) either turns on Auxiliary Power Unit or off hydraulic pumps (can’t tell from the angle, most likely the last) and afterward retracts flaps. Seems they left strobe lights on, instead turning them off after finishing roll out as they should. Naughty, naughty LOL. Great angle, awesome video!
Is great to see two pilots having a great laugh while performing such a very intense landing, that's the way it should be. I've seen pilots that don't say a word through out the entire flight.
blimey! bit of a cross wind turbulence on that approach then guys??..... looked a bit hairy as having to hack sawing on the flight control yoke there, but really nice job anyway guys as you both looked really relaxed.
@beeroosterm Exactly. Well said. @ apoypto None at the moment-currently finishing a few type ratings and military transition. Should be flying in the civilian sector before long.
It might be highly convenient not to gabble away below 10000 feet but that doesn't mean that's not a good idea everytime you're keeping up the good work / come on! we're not robots
Each airline has their own specific set of operating procedures for different phases of flight, and then pilot preference comes into play. Personally, I declare sterile cockpit below 10000 AGL. Obviously these two had different ideas, but it doesn't appear to have affected the landing or endangered the safety of the flight in any way.In fact, the remaining 50 ft of his approach sounded very stablilized. Good landing!
@bwindhamfltops That's the point - while it is obviously possible to have conversations and generally fart around while still making a safe landing, is it desirable to be 100 percent mentally dedicated to the task at hand (landing the plane/alert to trouble) or isn't it? As I am certain you well know, one little missed cue is all it takes. Sterile cockpit with passengers.
@beeroosterm Exactly. Well said. @ apoypto None at the moment-currently finishing a few type ratings and military transition. Should be flying in the civilian sector before long.
Is it just me or does it appear like these guys aren't serious enough? I don't think any pilot should be laughing/joking around on short final. And the captain only puts on his seat belt a very short time before touchdown. I don't like this.
@beeroosterm chill out, these are very experienced pilots with thousands of hours logged. if they thought it was going to be a tough landing the captain would have surely taken over and they would have stopped joking around immediately
@itstristanyo I don't like it. Hell, I'm certain they could have martinis in hand and rap music playing and still make a passable landing but that is not the fucking point. Fucking around with a couple hundred tons of plane and people indicates to me a lack of respect/regard for both. Read the accident report and CVR transcript for Delta flight 1141. Then listen to the actual CVR. You'll not soon forget the screams of the pilots as they crash. Sterile cockpit for takeoff/landing.
@beeroosterm easy for you to say when you sit down and comment on them on your computer when they are 30,000ft up their asses in the skies everyday flying for us. some of them get the lowest pay and barely have enough time to speak to their families, if you have concerns about safety, pilots withstand thousands of hours flying while most of us complain about jet lag in one single flight. dude,give them a break, the reason they fly for us is because they love flying. what else? they're not robots
@vincentc8d98f6d4 What I wrote about has absolutely nothing to do with a lack of respect for the work that pilots do; the very opposite is true. Learn to read, Vince. Delta 1141...
@beeroosterm The tragedy that occured in flight 1141 was definitely due to their piloting error. surely the FAA have implement further safety measures to overcome and prevent further similar happenings. Safety is always the pilot's primary concern, but think of all the incidents that occured during that time.. we cant judge them based on one flight that crashed, think of their bravery either, such as the hudson river incident or Air Canada, Flight 143. Surely today's pilots can handle them.
@beeroosterm Sterile cockpit does not mean you can't talk, it means you can't talk about things not relating to the task at hand. One pilot made a comment about the approach and the other laughed, this is still a sterile cockpit.
WOW! This is one of the most beautiful cockpit view landing videos I've ever seen! Great quality and camera position! What airport and airline was that? Thanks a lot! Videos like this one make youtube a worthwhile site to visit!
He sure was throwing that yolk around just before landing. But you didnt see the plane bouncing so much. But any landing you walk away from is a good landing, right?
The only 767-300 I can figure landing in Goose Bay would be Air Canada doing a charter flight into CFB Goose Bay which happens every now and again. The only other 767 I can think of operated in NFLD & Labrador would be the YYT-LHR run, but that's about it.
Usually the Capt and the FO will do one or the other. Usually if the CAPT takes off the FO lands or if the FO takes off the CAPT lands. if the CAPT did all the work what kind of hands on knowledge would the FO have?
I have to chime in with the others...awesome video. Very unique perspective. That guy was really flying the aircraft. His feel for that big jet is unbelievable. I'm sure that if I had seen this landing from the outside, I would have sworn it was the auto-pilot.
@kii519 More specifically it was RYN497 ATL-YYR-KEF-LEJ-KEF-YYR-VOK. With that routing, it had to have been in N120DL which is their non-ETOPS/ER 767 from Delta.
waoo camera was in a excellent angle, just beautiful !!!!!!
dannydanny69 1 week ago
if i am correct the fo is flying the plane?
aaronrodgers77 2 weeks ago
@aaronrodgers77 yeah the F/O can fly the plane
FS98FSX 2 weeks ago
Airline????
FS98FSX 2 weeks ago
faggs
realf1rme 4 weeks ago
@realf1rme What do you mean faggs?
DeltaAirtran 3 weeks ago
@DeltaAirtran Dictionary...
realf1rme 3 weeks ago
@realf1rme Well, that's not a nice way to call pilots. Maybe you're a "fagg."
DeltaAirtran 3 weeks ago
Nice job!!
bujinkandojoninja 1 month ago
Was Windy. Listen To Them Around 1:30. They Talk About The Wind...
BuckwheatTech 1 month ago
seems very shaky, the approach and landing
a1be2 1 month ago
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BuckwheatTech 1 month ago
THATS what Ive been waiting for! I have been through a lot of clips like this, but this is one of the VERY FEW that show a can-do-crew in HD, AND most of all, a lot of "stick action" THANKS!
CBT19601 1 month ago
how do they steer on the ground
jackeybah123 1 month ago
@jackeybah123
They have a small wheel they turn. Its about as wide as the diamater of a grapefruit. Its They have a handle grip weilded onto it sometimes for ease of use. Lots of practice teaches them to use it, and to learn how to become crack judges of distance and alingment.
CBT19601 1 month ago
air canada?
sammerftw 1 month ago
@sammerftw i dont think so, i think its a First Air b767 cargo ..
KingVogue 1 month ago
@KingVogue Except at the end of the video, the FO goes on comm and says "flight attends, prepare cabin doors for arrival and crosscheck". I'm fairly certain cargo flights have no FA's. Also, what airport is this?
planetsdm 1 month ago
@planetsdm its Ryan international airlines. i believe its either goose bay or gander.
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I wish this could ever be my job...
bluekillz1994 1 month ago
Great video
irelandbloke 2 months ago
im sure in your previous comments with swearings would cause people to misunderstand your statement as judging pilots to work their way off as robots in the skies. Im sure they can have their own moments as we do by loving what we do in life, as for them is flying. Im sure both of the 767 pilots are very capable of handling their work professionally and are aware of the lives on their shoulders. The fact that we human make mistakes, we learn from them.
vincentc8d98f6d4 2 months ago
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vincentc8d98f6d4 2 months ago
Excellent video and landing! Added it to my favorites. What's the airline?
DeltaAirtran 2 months ago
Man, what a really cool job! They looked like they have fun! Well done to those guys, what a great video! :)
hookiebookie1 2 months ago
Love how the First officer is supposed to be concentrated on flying but instead chat with the captain! real fun job! :D
7thcavalary 2 months ago
cool man
davemar20 2 months ago
ils??2500ft idalej leci
kolejIT 3 months ago
great landings
kolejIT 3 months ago
must have been strong winds!. look at the co pilot yoke correction! OMG
stefanholtland 3 months ago
I don,t see the pilots steering and plane taxing... do they use the automatic pilot on ground?
GrupolaFamilia 3 months ago
@GrupolaFamilia i think they use rudder or tiller
its tiller yes its tiller
captainhanish 3 months ago
@GrupolaFamilia The Captain has a steering on his left hand corner, the co pilot doesnt have in the 767.
mayadaniel9 3 months ago
@GrupolaFamilia there is no such thing as that. When there are strong winds they use rudder pedals on the ground. Normally the captain has a special nose wheel steering on his left hand side. The big steering wheel which is called a yoke is used for flight only.
chrissyboy129 2 months ago
Airline? ²
prglg 3 months ago
On paper which is attached to the pilot's control stick writes: 1 bread, 2 milk, newspapers, baking powder and food for a dog :))
maaan....thank you for this video amaizing..beautifull. great feeling by watching.... :))
juliancro 3 months ago
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juliancro 3 months ago
After landing Captain turns landing lights off, than First Officer (one which was landing the plane) either turns on Auxiliary Power Unit or off hydraulic pumps (can’t tell from the angle, most likely the last) and afterward retracts flaps. Seems they left strobe lights on, instead turning them off after finishing roll out as they should. Naughty, naughty LOL. Great angle, awesome video!
FlyerKBOS 3 months ago
Airline?
S7U4RT23 3 months ago
goooooooood CRM !
mazmohannad 3 months ago
grazy pilot!
billkolias 3 months ago
to Warsaw yes ? No gear ? :D
PITER3614 3 months ago
Great video and audio.....
Peterpepperman 3 months ago
And just when I was about to yell "no seatbelt!!!!!" ....
joesabido 4 months ago
Is great to see two pilots having a great laugh while performing such a very intense landing, that's the way it should be. I've seen pilots that don't say a word through out the entire flight.
Awesome job guys, and very nice video work.
rickv10 4 months ago
Nice job!
debarthepilot 4 months ago
Thumbs up for a properly exposed cockpit video.
dpaanlka 4 months ago 48
@dpaanlka yes, good video , labeling would be good as to airline, location..... I suspect canucks..
irish89055 3 months ago
nice manual landing...
laborpatkany 4 months ago
What airline is this?
patcism 5 months ago
lindo lindo muito bom o vídeo rsrs!
samuel0303906147 5 months ago
can fly my plane any time....
01302butler 5 months ago
sterile cockpit?
tomcat514 5 months ago
@tomcat514
good question below 10,000
Odracir115 5 months ago
@tomcat514 Who cares (besides uptight assholes)?
And doesn't matter.
archer49d 5 months ago
wich airline is this?
klmboeing17 6 months ago
blimey! bit of a cross wind turbulence on that approach then guys??..... looked a bit hairy as having to hack sawing on the flight control yoke there, but really nice job anyway guys as you both looked really relaxed.
baza7008 6 months ago
WHO can tell me? how many is the pilot's salary and Engineer CRS ' s salary in your country?
trungbo90 6 months ago
who's 767 is that??? Not as much glass in that for some reason.
AcepilotC172 6 months ago
@AcepilotC172 what are you talking about? its got a standard 767 cockpit and its owned by Ryan International
hawker800FO 6 months ago
@AcepilotC172 those are the standby instruments your a referring to.
Nickdj86 5 months ago
Nice job.... I really liked the camera angle. It offered more to the actual complexity of your task. Thanks!
cchambard 6 months ago 18
@cchambard You sound like a bitch...tryna sound like you someone>>>>
realf1rme 3 weeks ago
Merritt Hicks
shoevegas1 6 months ago
@beeroosterm Exactly. Well said. @ apoypto None at the moment-currently finishing a few type ratings and military transition. Should be flying in the civilian sector before long.
bwindhamfltops 6 months ago
I want to work with these guys.
DRUMMERDAVEKINKADE 6 months ago
It might be highly convenient not to gabble away below 10000 feet but that doesn't mean that's not a good idea everytime you're keeping up the good work / come on! we're not robots
capshaq 6 months ago
'you got the jet'... very cool
airsidetv 7 months ago
Each airline has their own specific set of operating procedures for different phases of flight, and then pilot preference comes into play. Personally, I declare sterile cockpit below 10000 AGL. Obviously these two had different ideas, but it doesn't appear to have affected the landing or endangered the safety of the flight in any way.In fact, the remaining 50 ft of his approach sounded very stablilized. Good landing!
bwindhamfltops 7 months ago
@bwindhamfltops Which airline do you fly for?
apoypto 6 months ago
@bwindhamfltops That's the point - while it is obviously possible to have conversations and generally fart around while still making a safe landing, is it desirable to be 100 percent mentally dedicated to the task at hand (landing the plane/alert to trouble) or isn't it? As I am certain you well know, one little missed cue is all it takes. Sterile cockpit with passengers.
beeroosterm 6 months ago
@beeroosterm Exactly. Well said. @ apoypto None at the moment-currently finishing a few type ratings and military transition. Should be flying in the civilian sector before long.
bwindhamfltops 6 months ago
Is it just me or does it appear like these guys aren't serious enough? I don't think any pilot should be laughing/joking around on short final. And the captain only puts on his seat belt a very short time before touchdown. I don't like this.
beeroosterm 7 months ago
@beeroosterm Yup, It is just you.
apoypto 6 months ago
@apoypto Your eloquence is overwhelming...
beeroosterm 6 months ago
@beeroosterm Does not seem to be much of a hurdle, thank you.
apoypto 6 months ago
@apoypto But reading between the lines apparently is - for you....
beeroosterm 6 months ago
@beeroosterm chill out, these are very experienced pilots with thousands of hours logged. if they thought it was going to be a tough landing the captain would have surely taken over and they would have stopped joking around immediately
itstristanyo 2 months ago
@itstristanyo I don't like it. Hell, I'm certain they could have martinis in hand and rap music playing and still make a passable landing but that is not the fucking point. Fucking around with a couple hundred tons of plane and people indicates to me a lack of respect/regard for both. Read the accident report and CVR transcript for Delta flight 1141. Then listen to the actual CVR. You'll not soon forget the screams of the pilots as they crash. Sterile cockpit for takeoff/landing.
beeroosterm 2 months ago
@beeroosterm easy for you to say when you sit down and comment on them on your computer when they are 30,000ft up their asses in the skies everyday flying for us. some of them get the lowest pay and barely have enough time to speak to their families, if you have concerns about safety, pilots withstand thousands of hours flying while most of us complain about jet lag in one single flight. dude,give them a break, the reason they fly for us is because they love flying. what else? they're not robots
vincentc8d98f6d4 2 months ago
@vincentc8d98f6d4 What I wrote about has absolutely nothing to do with a lack of respect for the work that pilots do; the very opposite is true. Learn to read, Vince. Delta 1141...
beeroosterm 2 months ago
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vincentc8d98f6d4 2 months ago
@beeroosterm The tragedy that occured in flight 1141 was definitely due to their piloting error. surely the FAA have implement further safety measures to overcome and prevent further similar happenings. Safety is always the pilot's primary concern, but think of all the incidents that occured during that time.. we cant judge them based on one flight that crashed, think of their bravery either, such as the hudson river incident or Air Canada, Flight 143. Surely today's pilots can handle them.
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frauspi 1 month ago
@beeroosterm Sterile cockpit does not mean you can't talk, it means you can't talk about things not relating to the task at hand. One pilot made a comment about the approach and the other laughed, this is still a sterile cockpit.
frauspi 1 month ago
These guys are so chill..
mohammeddavis 7 months ago
One guy wishes he was a pilot
rezatakyrezataky123 7 months ago
fantastic vid, fantastic view !!!!
fgiorgio 7 months ago
Thanks for the view :) it's nice to see what the pilots see
SyncytheShredESP 7 months ago
WOW! This is one of the most beautiful cockpit view landing videos I've ever seen! Great quality and camera position! What airport and airline was that? Thanks a lot! Videos like this one make youtube a worthwhile site to visit!
enetie 7 months ago
We want more similar video's with this camera angle
baldamisari 7 months ago
Awesome crew, awesome viewpoint and awesome aircraft!
issueagent 7 months ago
show de bola
captuto 8 months ago
JUST GREAT. THANK YOU
vidaloca07 9 months ago
He sure was throwing that yolk around just before landing. But you didnt see the plane bouncing so much. But any landing you walk away from is a good landing, right?
iwanttoholdyourbigkn 9 months ago
@iwanttoholdyourbigkn crosswinds though, you can till by the way they hold the yoke after touchdown.
kj762aa 8 months ago
Love these two pilots, fun in the cockpit in a professional way.
DerCerberus 9 months ago
Excellent video, thanks, i liked the different angle the camera was on, too, well done.
aggablinky 9 months ago
love how the captain puts his seatbelt on after the law says he has too lol
loxyloxan 9 months ago
wow... the pilot decided to put his seatbelt on very early :D
LufthansaA343 10 months ago
The only 767-300 I can figure landing in Goose Bay would be Air Canada doing a charter flight into CFB Goose Bay which happens every now and again. The only other 767 I can think of operated in NFLD & Labrador would be the YYT-LHR run, but that's about it.
PhillipTG1984 10 months ago
what airline?
jjownsall 10 months ago
@jjownsall Ryan international airlines
luvs2fly 10 months ago
Great Vid, Thank you!!
BigBoysToys76 10 months ago
lol, "I think you're a touch high but I can't fully see" I like it!
Great landing!
grulloc 11 months ago
Nice landing 5/5
killmuster 11 months ago
Nice landing, what were the wind speeds? if you remember ha ha
upinthisbiz 11 months ago
So. How low do you have to get before landing?
indiana2056 11 months ago
@indiana2056
When you are on final approach or cleared to land
killmuster 11 months ago
I love how the captain buckles up at 1,000 feet.
alexflum 11 months ago
Seems like the first officer is putting to quick of control.
Beautiful Landing!
jayflies737 1 year ago
awesome vid!
Turkish4evers 1 year ago
Goose Bay?
Fuel?
pio909 1 year ago
what airline
ilovehockeyandnasa 1 year ago
nice job you lucky f*** :D
737747757767777787 1 year ago
Outstanding video !!!!
hpitah 1 year ago
awesome!!! the cameras very steady and in just the right position! hope to become an airline pilot!! Its a dream goal of mine! lol.
TommyPlane14 1 year ago
great video!
FSRyanair 1 year ago
This is awesome ... how was it that you were able to record the landing?
azndragonofnorth 1 year ago
Very cool camera placement! FO sittin way up there!
trent1963 1 year ago
Great landing!!! Even the Capt. said "Good job!!!"
prglg 1 year ago
Usually the Capt and the FO will do one or the other. Usually if the CAPT takes off the FO lands or if the FO takes off the CAPT lands. if the CAPT did all the work what kind of hands on knowledge would the FO have?
melanie2122 1 year ago
now this video is just great!
why was the nose of the plane pitching up and down?
DenisKomment 1 year ago
The co-pilot landed it? hmmm...
PilotAce74 1 year ago
@PilotAce74
it''s normal .
Don't know it ?
zonky91 1 year ago
@zonky91 i'm a student pilot. :)
PilotAce74 1 year ago
@PilotAce74 i'm student pilot too, study in Poland, and you ?
zonky91 1 year ago
@zonky91 Study in Australia. Nice to meet you. :)
PilotAce74 1 year ago
@zonky91 Sure do.
PilotAce74 1 year ago
@PilotAce74 - You don't know even know he's a "First Officer" and not 'co-pilot' hmmmmm
foxtrot789 1 year ago
@foxtrot789 Yes i do know. Thanks so much. Let me guess..you are..what...about 15 years old? :)
PilotAce74 1 year ago
Great aspect!! Nice job.
Thomex80 1 year ago
Good video. Love it!!!
gonoje71 1 year ago
They sure do look like they were having a good time :)
FlyHere660 1 year ago
big turnbulance
AirPlaneToddler11 1 year ago
Looked like the captain was holding on for dear life!! I thought it was a good landing though. Good vid.
abrinson1996 1 year ago
I have to chime in with the others...awesome video. Very unique perspective. That guy was really flying the aircraft. His feel for that big jet is unbelievable. I'm sure that if I had seen this landing from the outside, I would have sworn it was the auto-pilot.
JetMechMA 1 year ago 2
amazing video!
remkef22 1 year ago
awesome footage!
JerdooFlightX 1 year ago
I love watching this video, these guys are good
frtguy80 1 year ago
what airline is this?
masteratfsx 1 year ago
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Moechtegernpilot 1 year ago
how do you become a pilot
kj762aa 1 year ago
wow...bouncy approach
canavra 1 year ago
Okay thanks luvs2fly
kii519 1 year ago
Air Canada :D okey thank's for the respond :D
kii519 1 year ago
@kii519 its ryan international airlines
luvs2fly 1 year ago
@kii519 Yes probably Air Canada even though I don't think AC sends 767's to goose bay or even flies there.
MrCars 1 year ago
@MrCars Luvs2fly tells me that is Ryan International Airlines but thank's for Responding :D
kii519 1 year ago
@kii519 Actually he's right. Air Canada doesn't have 767's fly to goose bay.
MrCars 1 year ago
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75sevenA330 1 year ago
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75sevenA330 1 year ago
@kii519 More specifically it was RYN497 ATL-YYR-KEF-LEJ-KEF-YYR-VOK. With that routing, it had to have been in N120DL which is their non-ETOPS/ER 767 from Delta.
75sevenA330 1 year ago
@75sevenA330 Thank you Very Much for this Detailled comm :D
kii519 1 year ago
What kind of camera (and lens) was used on recording?
teeelooo 1 year ago
What airline is that ? It is the 767-300ER I think
kii519 1 year ago
I am going to guess Air Canada based on the airport they were landing at.
mrblujet 1 year ago
Brilliant recording; thanks or sharing
bagagerat 1 year ago
@bagagerat Yea is was excellent Very nice flight deck mood all around Impressive....
MrGarland23 1 year ago
Is that Pokum I hear on the PA for the landing announcement? LOL
adampflueger 2 years ago
Awesome video! I hope there's more like this.
mikeydapilot 2 years ago
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crackerob 2 years ago