Amazing MIAMI MD-80 Cockpit Video Approach & Landing Miami HD.720p

[6SuperDuck]

What camera use to mount?

[XzSupreMezX]

Hi plzz can i take the sound to my fsx video

[sbentjies]

Nice! what airline?

[kidcaptian]

@sbentjies probably American

[trechan]

Good vid, rarely find good MD-80 cockpit videos.

[Majortime9]

Very Nice !!!! Kudo's to poster !!

[AVIATIO]

GREAT

[liteswitvh]

The MD-80-90 series is my favorite Jet liner.

[CollectingSilver]

Great video!!!

[CVON12]

what airline is this?

[rcvideoshooter]

So if you had a bird strike and a double flameout at 500 feet, what would you do to make the runway?

[haitiano1982]

@rcvideoshooter i would ask all the passengers to open their windows and fart out pushing the plane over the finish line

[N734NJ]

@haitiano1982 That wins for best answer, ever.

[LateNightCable]

@rcvideoshooter You make adjustments, but engines out at 500 feet isn't going to slow your momentum much. The planes can glide for miles if they have the altitude.

[haitiano1982]

@LateNightCable thats right, but how many miles you had in mind?

[LateNightCable]

@haitiano1982 If the MD-80 has a glide ratio of 16:1 (16 ft. forward for every 1 ft. of altitude lost) which is about average for a jetliner, that would give you roughly a mile and a half of distance from an all engines out situation at 500 feet with flaps raised. Your biggest issue would be maintaining electric/hydraulic power, but the the APU could likely manage this.

[ribasabbas]

o man you was just petting the runway man...that was smooooooooooth

[m14lover1]

were you going 260 knots below FL10 ?

[naval8viator]

@m14lover1 Like, oh my gosh, 10kt speed bust, calm down. Also, there's no such thing as (or rather, very, VERY rarely) FL10--unless you are flying in Europe.

[haitiano1982]

@naval8viator true about the speeds, but FL10 being rare is not true. in the USA u can't find it, but in the rest of the world, it's "common" around here in the southern caribbean we see FL30

[naval8viator]

@haitiano1982 Right, I just assumed he's talking about the US.

[AceDoubleG]

Its A Good Runway!

[hjalmup]

smooth landing :)

[percival1997]

cool video

[motmot203]

Good fucking landing!

[eclipser2004]

Loved this video. Great job. No stupid music! Thanks for posting

[RichyJam2011]

I love vids like this. thanks

[yoyoyoyoshua]

what airline is this?

[rodolfocastro65]

Excellent video! Hope you post more like this.

[iilovecokee]

So cool!! I have such a high respect for pilots!

[deltafan909]

@haitiano1982 He meant the position of the camera.

[killerboy952]

is it real?

[yoyoyoyoshua]

@killerboy952 well duhhh

[alaninphoenix]

Damn that was one smooth ass landing, AWESOME!!!

[chilechueco]

what birds?

[BossyMods]

What airliner?



[xMKIVxVR6x]

The audio sounds edited @ 2:10.

[xMKIVxVR6x]

Why FF parts?

[epopchock]

nice fast-forward sound effects. how did you do that?

[MrAviator12]

Wow really ignored the center line after turning off the runway! But nice video :)

[interstategar]

Excellant video-thanks for the upload.

[spithakos]

Smoooooth :) Cpt



[dano94]

great vid

[pigkiller7171]

awesome landing

[yeongcf]

When the plane was turning right and left prior to the final approach fix was it still on auto or was it flown manually? A view of the pilot flying would make this vid really good

[AirbusA330Pilot]

@yeongcf manually, you cannot hear the autopilot disconnect sound neither before tochdown, nor after touchdown, so the A/P must have been disconnected before final approach.

[haitiano1982]

@yeongcf @ 8:51 you hear 2 clicks, that's the yoke-ap disconnect button pressed twice, canceling the autopilot and autopilot disconnect aural warning at the same time.

[yeongcf]

When the plane was turning right and left prior to the final approach fix was it still on auto or was it flown manually?

[RonSkem]

This is one of the best cockpit / landing videos on Youtube, I reckon

[handiest1]

Coming in at the proper angle is called the glide slope.... watch his altimeter starting at 2:54, and end around 4:24... My calc. say he's decending (for now) at 1733 feet per min.

[luislaurencio]

@handiest1 1733 is way to steep for a landing ,,a plane of this size will land at at a rate of 650-750 feet per min

[luislaurencio]

@handiest1 1733 is way to steep for a landing ,,a plane of this size will land at at a rate of 650-750 feet per min ,,sorry reading again your comment i see you said between 2:54 and 4:24, but you dont have to calculate nothing ,,just look at the vertical speed indicator under the altimeter ,,,you can see how fast he is descending

[handiest1]

Coming in at the proper angle is called the glide slope....

[LTpadres21]

what airline was this?

[Duhello88]

@LTpadres21 it's called Insel Air. Ive never flown with them, but i reckon those are some of the best routes of any airline: island hopping the caribbean beautiful

[chipjumper]

At 3:04, what is that alert tone? A/P disconnect or Master Caution?

[haitiano1982]

@chipjumper stabelizer movement buzz.

[chipjumper]

@haitiano1982 Thank you; i've been wondering what that is for months. I'm curious if any bizjets have that.

[pigkiller7171]

@chipjumper that was the stabilizer horn it goes off when the stabilizer is moved more than .5 dergrees.

[subcook691]

@chipjumper Sounded like an altitude alert.

[walkingdiamond]

hellocan anybody helpme. I want to become a pilot . I was born in venezuela but i live in the u.s. currently and I was wondering IF it was possible to go to school in the u.s. and fly for an airline in latin america. If so what would be the best way thanks lots for any helpful info specially if you are a pilot currently .

P.S. I can afford to go to any school . and whats are some good 4 yr degrees for back up career.

[drmhouse]

AWESOME video, when you were just going through the clouds it was like I was right there, you lucky son of a gun!

[poupouche1990]

is that a flight simulator ?

[rick1793]

Waooooo, this is one of the best cockpit videos ive ever seen.

Hey i have question for you could you explain me the approach procedure that you guys made?. I mean waypoints, altitudes and stuff like that. I'd really appreciate it if could tell me where i cand find the whole route from beginning the descent 'til landing....

Cause the thing is that every time i fly to Miami internationl in the sim, i don't know what waypoints should i select in fmc

Please. These is my email ricparish@gmail.com

[computer305]

hey how do you make the descend that you land perfectly. i mean not to high or low is there a instrument for that? please respond thanks.

[SlashTruck]

is this IFR or VFR?

[SlashTruck]

just amazing man! what program do you use for edition?

[ahiko13]

na Krou Mi Broo,! Greaseeeee