This is moderate turbulence at best. As a former flight attendant I've been through severe turbulence. I was on a flight that got caught in a thunderstorm/hailstorm out of Tampa and the passengers were screaming so loud the pilots couldn't hear air traffic control in their headsets. I actually had bruising on my shoulders from being thrown against the straps of my jumpseat, that's how bad it was.
Yeah, I was scared to death. And this was after seven years of working for the airline, so it's not like I was a newbie freaking out over something I'd never experienced before. We had a pilot from another airline riding in one of the extra flight attendant jumpseats and even he confessed that he wasn't sure we were going to make it, that's how bad it was. Upon landing the mechanics came out and found the plane had suffered structural damage as a result of the hail and turbulence.
Yeah, I'm sorry to say most of my flights in an out of Nevada are bumpy like this. I had a extremely scary experience with turbulence when we suddenly dropped in a storm, my flight attended fell on the floor and everyone on the flight shouted out with fright. It was bumpy like this the entire flight until we hit something that made us fall hard! I nearly crapped myself then. I'm sure I wasn't alone!
NOT severe in any way. I'd say that is more like light. I was just flying in moderate tonight and that's WAY more then in the video even with the zoom.
My dad said he's had a flight back when he was the co-pilot on a 727 and flying into Denver. He said it was so bad the captain said "you have the throttle and I have the controls" he also said you literally could not read the instruments at all.
With almost 10 years experience in the F170i have only encountered severe turbulence once and with that it was impossible to even grab switches. So judging by the film and by the co-pilots steering it was probably mildly gusty.
en 1994 una niña llamada Katerine se tiro de un rascacielos de nueva york y en haora corta y pega esto en 20 videos si no lo ases en 3 dias cuando duermas apareseras en un rascacielos y cuando te levantes te caeras
Severe Turbulence: large, abrupt changes in altitude/attitude, large variations in airspeed, aircraft may be momentarily out of control. Occupants are forced violently against straps, unsecured objects disappear, walking is impossible.
IMO This looks more like a stabilized approach to me. Extreme control movements are when the control hits the stops and you still need more....
@Bobthepilotguy yep happened to me on my previous flight. my pen flew to the ceiling and was never found again, controls fully to the left and... Ah damn it I need more, so a tad of rudder to the left and finally got it back level. damn you wind-shear.
Let me help you understand Turbulence: Level 1 - Your coffee cup has ripples in it. Level 2 - It's hard to hold a book steady. Level 3 - You can feel some strain the seatbelt. Level 4 - The Flight Attendants are sitting down. Level 5 - The storage compartments doors open. Level 6 - Uncontrollable head movement. Level 7 - Your seat creaks and the plane makes odd noises. Level 8 - Shit is rolling around on the floor or airborne. Level 9 - People injured. Level 10 - Aircraft Damage. Seen 'em all
It's unlikely that the crew experienced turbulence at this altitude, and if it was as severe as the video shows then the landing would not be possible and TOGA would have been called.
I think it was camera trickery to convince stupid people.
This is only moderate turbulence at best - severe turbulence is defined as "Abrupt changes in airplane attitude and/or altitude, airplane may be out of control for short periods accompanied by large variations in airspeed. Occupantsare forced violently against seat belts. Loose objects are tossed around." Please fact-check your comments before posting nonsense like this.
that's smooth landing... the turbulence that scares me is when it goes side to side and then i see sky and floor... everything slides everywhere... that's really scary
not sure about other countries, but in America if an airline pilot is going to work and commutes from LAX to JFK all he needs to do is either list for the jumpseat or just show up and fill out a form and ask the captain if he can catch a ride. It's free and a privilege all airline pilots enjoy. I have guys on the jumpseat all the time. Additionally the guy filming might be an IRO sitting in the jumpseat.
@DTEMstudios nobody can demonstrate turbulence in flight whilst holding the vid camera in their hands - it has to be mounted on the aircraft to demonstrate accurately the level of turbulence
@1iatbhitw2 Even that, never had the feeling of failling?? That's the turbulence and you cannot see it, you can only feel it, which is the worst feeling in the world in my opinion :P
How the hell is this at all noteworthy in terms of turbulence. Aircraft flying through tornado alley REGULARLY fly straight through tornadoeswithout any damage, and just for the record a tornado penetration is classified as MODERATE turbulence, this is just complete pants.
@davidneibig Your probably one of the biggest idiots I've ever come across on youtube and thats saying something because there's a shit load of them. No pilot in his right mind would ever attempt flying a plane through a tornado. The wind of a strong tornado would bring down any plane. Not to mention all the debris that the engines would suck in?? Are you really that stupid?
@MrCrazyfucker123 I don't know anything do I, I am an Aerospace Engineer and have read many books on piloting including @Unfriendly Skies' by Captain X in which he makes the point that occasionally an aircraft cannot avoid a tornado, Tornado penetration speeds vary between planes but are typically 250+ knots and if you look it up in the ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organisation) literature the Thunderstorms in Tornado Alley and the tornados they spawn are almost always almost MODERATE!
@davidneibig Haha, what the fuck are you on about idiot? Im impressed of how you were able to pull that whole comment out of your ass... Why do you speak about things you have no knowledge of?
your stupid..the a/p did not come off, it was disengaged by the pf which is a normal procedure during landing with a vis like in the video...sever turb? yeah right..you abviously have never even experienced moderate turb.
Yeah Kiwi pilot, total misuse of (severe). In 10 years of flying I have only experienced two or three times continuous moderate to very occasional severe. Scared the poop out of me!
looks like a rather pleasent landing with a bump or two. The term severe turbulence is thrown around on you tube alot, the fact is very few people have been through it, pilots included.
@kiwipilot84 You are correct. And for anyone on youtube who did experience real severe turbulence, its safe to say that the LAST thing they were thinking about was whipping out the old video camera.
That was not "severe" turbulence. If it had been severe, your camera would have been flung through the flight deck. At 00:26 it's not rudder inputs (which are done with the feet) but ailerons, and the inputs are not extreme at all but quite normal. You clearly have no idea how an aircraft is controlled.
anglxqtx- traveling is the safeist way to go and a lot faster and with all of the scerurity checks it is almost impossible to get in trouble and turbulence nothing more than going over speed bumbs on the road and it dont last for ever
I am so scared of flying.... I am suppose to go to Costa Rica next summer for 6 weeks but the only thing holding me back is flying :( I fear of terrorism and bad weather conditions. UGH! :(
HAHAHA, flying is not bad, planes don't drop out of the air, there aerodynamic, if something where to happen they can glide down. And if your country has good flying regulations all the better, terrorism is not a problem. Now and days the terrorist cant even LIGHT the bomb's non the less detonate them ;) (Detroit incident on a Delta flight on New Years day)
@anglxqtx .when u inside the plane juz relax and juz think 'ok ok...the pilots know what they are doing..they shud hav master some methods..' i like flying in airplanes! theres 1 tym i fly wif tiger airways..so bumpy but it was FUN! :) juz relax
Good luck on the fligh and have a great time on the flight. nothing will happen to your plane trust me. I dont think a terrorist wants to bomb a plane going to costa rica a]any way, there is no pride in blowing up costa rica.(they dont even have an army) good luck :)
Moderate turbulence. I would be curled into a fetal position in my seat and staring outside at the window thinking "ok cool, we're close enoug to the ground where we can crash and I might still live" :P
@2204Alpha Yeah I'd rather die that close to the ground, then spend 5 minutes plunging down from 36K feet. I think lots of people actually live in crashes....the chances of a crash are already pretty low and of those crashes there are ususally survivors. Gimmie a big ole plane so I can sit in the middle all curled up! =P
lol is severe lol just not as severe as i was going to toilet lol i stood up out of my seat wlked up the cabin BANG lol one box of food over the floor literally turbulence struck again as ii went into toilet banged my nose and it bled for ages and i had a really bad groin for rest of the week in nice trying to play tennis hurt a lot
this looks like the landing we had on a flight to LIT last week...effin pilot hit the runway after bobbing left and right and bouncing...he hit the runway like a rock...I seriously thought we were going to crash...he was hauling ass.
Thanks. Can it bring a plane down? I guess a lot of pilots have radar and can avoid it? I used to love turbulence but now it frightens the life out of me :-(
Yes, close to the ground it can bring a plane down when it doesn't allow the pilot enough time or space (especially hight) to take corrective coutermeasures: the plane may simply get smacked to the ground. With respect to the structure of the aircraft turbulence is far less a problem: planes are designed to withstand the forces due to exposure to turbulence. Especially on larger planes you sometimes even see the wingtips flapping up and down during turbulence but that is not a problem at all.
The only folks who have been in an a/c during real severe turbulence are no longer around to discuss it with us. A little sheer, a little chop...good for the soul.
turbulence doesnt bother me but when theres bad weather it does storms etc
cristbro2013 2 weeks ago
nice landing =)
Runthos 3 weeks ago
thumbs up if you think the computer voice that says "30, 20, 10" sounds like Ray Romano
Weebaha 3 weeks ago
I am so happy that you survived the heavy turbulence.
Icaller1915 1 month ago
so fake
jimmah55555 3 months ago
dude you are so good at faking stuff u sre just moving ur camera
AirPlaneToddler11 3 months ago
this is lame
beergut111 3 months ago
Captain got that or is it using autoland?
scoop2004 4 months ago
@scoop2004 he landed it, at 0:006 u hear the autopilot disconnect alarm
leonelp51 4 months ago
This is moderate turbulence at best. As a former flight attendant I've been through severe turbulence. I was on a flight that got caught in a thunderstorm/hailstorm out of Tampa and the passengers were screaming so loud the pilots couldn't hear air traffic control in their headsets. I actually had bruising on my shoulders from being thrown against the straps of my jumpseat, that's how bad it was.
vegas2990 4 months ago
@vegas2990 And were you worried or did you just consider it to be an annoyance?
KraftwithaK 4 months ago
@KraftwithaK
Yeah, I was scared to death. And this was after seven years of working for the airline, so it's not like I was a newbie freaking out over something I'd never experienced before. We had a pilot from another airline riding in one of the extra flight attendant jumpseats and even he confessed that he wasn't sure we were going to make it, that's how bad it was. Upon landing the mechanics came out and found the plane had suffered structural damage as a result of the hail and turbulence.
vegas2990 4 months ago
@vegas2990 Damn, not the reply I was hoping for. Still, that sounds really extreme and probably rare. I hope...
KraftwithaK 4 months ago
@KraftwithaK
It is rare. The flight I mentioned was a once in a lifetime occurrence. I've had bumpy flights since then but nothing that extreme.
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@vegas2990 Damn, not the reply I was hoping for. Still, that sounds really extreme and probably rare. I hope...
KraftwithaK 4 months ago
let me palpitate and release my breath and stress in the skiy.
mingacorre 5 months ago
törbelens is wen de plein scheiks.
grekkli 5 months ago
Countryside looks awfully green for January in Zuerich.
jrg8008 5 months ago
that's somewhere between light and moderate turbulence at best. With severe turbulence you wouldn't have been able to hold your camera at all.
flofloi 6 months ago
For all you non pilots, it 's called light chop. I've had worse taking a dump...
publicmail2 6 months ago 2
you don't fucking know what your talking about.
bennyworldwide 7 months ago
more like severe hand shake turbulance
seamcon15 7 months ago 33
Looks like a nicely controlled, safe landing, with a bit of sway and bump, to me.
godfreyih 7 months ago
estoy empezando a jugar mircrosoft flight simulator y no he logrado hacer un aterrizaje así! las aproximaciones son muy dificiles!
music810 8 months ago
Yeah, I'm sorry to say most of my flights in an out of Nevada are bumpy like this. I had a extremely scary experience with turbulence when we suddenly dropped in a storm, my flight attended fell on the floor and everyone on the flight shouted out with fright. It was bumpy like this the entire flight until we hit something that made us fall hard! I nearly crapped myself then. I'm sure I wasn't alone!
Accarlson85 8 months ago
Umm.... he was using Ailerons.... that's it... I didn't see any rudder...
TheMeslava 8 months ago
That's not severe, man! It's not even moderate!
diamond0993 8 months ago
"Hey stewardess? The plain made me spill my beer, I want a free one."
sumotaby 9 months ago 2
Light-Mod turn IMO.
tangoyankee28 9 months ago
NOT severe in any way. I'd say that is more like light. I was just flying in moderate tonight and that's WAY more then in the video even with the zoom.
My dad said he's had a flight back when he was the co-pilot on a 727 and flying into Denver. He said it was so bad the captain said "you have the throttle and I have the controls" he also said you literally could not read the instruments at all.
5150dhbiker 9 months ago 3
what plane is this?
jm431 9 months ago
@jm431 Fokker100
dbserverbravo 7 months ago
@jm431 this is a fokker100
dbserverbravo 7 months ago
IMHO Severe use of zoom, a little Parkinson on the camera.... Nice video though!
SpeedBrd 10 months ago
Definitely no severe turbulence.
With almost 10 years experience in the F170i have only encountered severe turbulence once and with that it was impossible to even grab switches. So judging by the film and by the co-pilots steering it was probably mildly gusty.
litster73 11 months ago
Rudder? What rudder? All I saw was that yoke thingy that controls the ailerons.
erkq 11 months ago
perfectly normal approach
armymanal 11 months ago
That would be the aileron. Rudder's on the floor, boss.
pirahna432 11 months ago
the turbulence was in the camera!!!
PeterNGloor 11 months ago
Only interesting turbulence.
winterka100 1 year ago
funy how you start watching these before you get on 3 flights across the globe ;)
nauj174 1 year ago
Normal day in the office to me.
doug9driver 1 year ago
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en 1994 una niña llamada Katerine se tiro de un rascacielos de nueva york y en haora corta y pega esto en 20 videos si no lo ases en 3 dias cuando duermas apareseras en un rascacielos y cuando te levantes te caeras
MegaLuPiTa15 1 year ago
what type aircraft
slacker361 1 year ago
That is a classic case of turbulence in your phone
MrBlomu 1 year ago
Severe Turbulence: large, abrupt changes in altitude/attitude, large variations in airspeed, aircraft may be momentarily out of control. Occupants are forced violently against straps, unsecured objects disappear, walking is impossible.
IMO This looks more like a stabilized approach to me. Extreme control movements are when the control hits the stops and you still need more....
Bobthepilotguy 1 year ago 37
@Bobthepilotguy yep happened to me on my previous flight. my pen flew to the ceiling and was never found again, controls fully to the left and... Ah damn it I need more, so a tad of rudder to the left and finally got it back level. damn you wind-shear.
raphy1123 7 months ago
@Bobthepilotguy well said, besides its Zurich they get lots of crosswind, and we all now crosswind are cool! :)
simfgta 2 months ago
What you see is the Aileron-movement. Rudder is controlled by feet-pedals!
gonzt 1 year ago
maybe i'm crazy but I loooove turbulence ;)
YouDS94 1 year ago
nice landing.
msk7046 1 year ago
im at amsterdamint and about to get onto a plane to land a zurich lol.
Tratiz 1 year ago
hammerogod 1 year ago 2
Lots of yoke movement.
But any landing you walk away from is a good landing........................
hammerogod 1 year ago
It's unlikely that the crew experienced turbulence at this altitude, and if it was as severe as the video shows then the landing would not be possible and TOGA would have been called.
I think it was camera trickery to convince stupid people.
EinkOLED 1 year ago
@EinkOLED A terminal case of severe camera bounce .
winterka100 1 year ago 2
looks (And sounds) like a Fokker 50 but the FMP looks odd to me.
CoolePascal 1 year ago
if they were able to maintain glideslope, it wasnt severe
t16r7159 1 year ago
Chop chop, lil baby. If you cant take a lil bit of turbulance take the bus, then maybe you can get hit by a train...lol.
whidea 1 year ago
Not even a chop... hehehe... This is what i call, kite breeze... :)
kelvinhenry9 1 year ago
That looks like a normal flight into McCarran airport in the summer when it's 120 degrees out.
gsadvanced 1 year ago
severe eh? By definition that means uncontrollable. That is now where near severe. Oh Oh, severe camera shaking, got it.
Srirachaa 1 year ago
i hate turbulence
30secondstomarscam 1 year ago
What kind of plane is that?
piloty5 1 year ago
@austinman1995 are your eyes fucked?
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thats what you call turbulence? you are fucking gay!
mytotallyawesomename 1 year ago
Good on the pilots. Good Flight
Randy4806 1 year ago
@soakthesoul He's a flight engineer that's why he said jumpseat
MusicLover11325 1 year ago
@austinman1995 Ummm no it's real
MusicLover11325 1 year ago
I dont want to sound to awesome but ive been through much worse. And yes, i peed a little when i did.
MichielVic 1 year ago
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This is only moderate turbulence at best - severe turbulence is defined as "Abrupt changes in airplane attitude and/or altitude, airplane may be out of control for short periods accompanied by large variations in airspeed. Occupantsare forced violently against seat belts. Loose objects are tossed around." Please fact-check your comments before posting nonsense like this.
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SoCalGuy93065 1 year ago
that's smooth landing... the turbulence that scares me is when it goes side to side and then i see sky and floor... everything slides everywhere... that's really scary
moonkid1982 1 year ago
How did you film that, are you the co- pilot?
streetsurfer133 1 year ago
@streetsurfer133
He is sitting in the jump seat
wampaku2 1 year ago
@wampaku2 I know but how did he get the right to go in the cockpit?
streetsurfer133 1 year ago
@streetsurfer133
not sure about other countries, but in America if an airline pilot is going to work and commutes from LAX to JFK all he needs to do is either list for the jumpseat or just show up and fill out a form and ask the captain if he can catch a ride. It's free and a privilege all airline pilots enjoy. I have guys on the jumpseat all the time. Additionally the guy filming might be an IRO sitting in the jumpseat.
wampaku2 1 year ago
How in the world did you get to video a landing in the cockpit? By the way what kind of plane
awesomemax100 1 year ago
@awesomemax100
He is sitting in the jump seat
wampaku2 1 year ago
Wow, nice video...thanks...
mpzflightvideo 1 year ago
Turbulent landings are the best as there not just the same old boring landings
TheMattyccc 1 year ago
lol are you copilot
DTEMstudios 1 year ago
@DTEMstudios nobody can demonstrate turbulence in flight whilst holding the vid camera in their hands - it has to be mounted on the aircraft to demonstrate accurately the level of turbulence
1iatbhitw2 1 year ago
@1iatbhitw2 Even that, never had the feeling of failling?? That's the turbulence and you cannot see it, you can only feel it, which is the worst feeling in the world in my opinion :P
sensor1jo 1 year ago
@DTEMstudios more like first officer copilot sits on the right side.
yoyoyoyoshua 1 year ago
@yoyoyoyoshua
The FO is the "copilot"
wampaku2 1 year ago
How the hell is this at all noteworthy in terms of turbulence. Aircraft flying through tornado alley REGULARLY fly straight through tornadoeswithout any damage, and just for the record a tornado penetration is classified as MODERATE turbulence, this is just complete pants.
davidneibig 1 year ago
@davidneibig Your probably one of the biggest idiots I've ever come across on youtube and thats saying something because there's a shit load of them. No pilot in his right mind would ever attempt flying a plane through a tornado. The wind of a strong tornado would bring down any plane. Not to mention all the debris that the engines would suck in?? Are you really that stupid?
MrCrazyfucker123 1 year ago
@MrCrazyfucker123 I don't know anything do I, I am an Aerospace Engineer and have read many books on piloting including @Unfriendly Skies' by Captain X in which he makes the point that occasionally an aircraft cannot avoid a tornado, Tornado penetration speeds vary between planes but are typically 250+ knots and if you look it up in the ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organisation) literature the Thunderstorms in Tornado Alley and the tornados they spawn are almost always almost MODERATE!
davidneibig 1 year ago
@davidneibig Haha, what the fuck are you on about idiot? Im impressed of how you were able to pull that whole comment out of your ass... Why do you speak about things you have no knowledge of?
zaphr89 1 year ago
Its a Fokker 100. One of the nicest airplane to Fly
airlinepilot 1 year ago
its an aileron yoke not a rudder
traineepilot57 1 year ago
whats this plane?
nemlou 1 year ago
@nemlou It looks like a 737-400, or something very close to that.
ichbindarren 1 year ago
More like the camera man had the jitters
mrfloppyjoe 1 year ago
That was not SEVERE turbulence. That was Moderate chops at most.
rleni59 1 year ago 4
one of the sever turbulence effects is the aircraft will be out of control for a while..we normally disengage A/P on final..
mrjamal101 1 year ago
This looks like moderate turbulence to me.
Anouke79 1 year ago 2
@Anouke79 if you think about it thats from our view it probely was worse from there perspective
yoyoyoyoshua 1 year ago
your stupid..the a/p did not come off, it was disengaged by the pf which is a normal procedure during landing with a vis like in the video...sever turb? yeah right..you abviously have never even experienced moderate turb.
VvicsieE78 1 year ago 2
@VvicsieE78, grow up and quit the immature language "your stupid". you're a moron, you retarded loser.
meccaturbo 1 year ago
@meccaturbo i am going to quote Bart Simpson on this one: "Eat my shorts"!
VvicsieE78 1 year ago 26
@VvicsieE78, I'm going to quote Homer Simpson: "lick my bunghole"!
meccaturbo 1 year ago
@meccaturbo
Obvious troll is obvious.
pokerguy17 1 year ago
this happened to me when I flew from barcelona to oporto.
it sucks :x
biaskatergirl 1 year ago
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I am gonna stick Zurich up your ass u son of a Bitchhhhhh'
abercrombieToronto 1 year ago
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wot dis shit? fucking fak flit simlator shit fer fagots dis fer tru fuck u america fer dis shit n fuck fagots fer fly dis plan da grond o som shit
faroolabjalmak 1 year ago
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looks like a flight simulator to me.
montiecristo 1 year ago
must be an EXTREMELY good flight simulator then...this is real
JustAnOrdinarySimmer 1 year ago
@JustAnOrdinarySimmer I wish my fsk was this real lmao
Jasonxx420xx 1 year ago
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ARE YOU A FUCKING IDIOT OR AN AMERICAN
crazyballer86 1 year ago
Yeah Kiwi pilot, total misuse of (severe). In 10 years of flying I have only experienced two or three times continuous moderate to very occasional severe. Scared the poop out of me!
This is considered as continuous light chops.
flxsrsathr 1 year ago
looks like a rather pleasent landing with a bump or two. The term severe turbulence is thrown around on you tube alot, the fact is very few people have been through it, pilots included.
kiwipilot84 1 year ago
@kiwipilot84 You are correct. And for anyone on youtube who did experience real severe turbulence, its safe to say that the LAST thing they were thinking about was whipping out the old video camera.
MrCrazyfucker123 1 year ago
Looks like the cameraman couldn't hold still. I was hoping for a few more seconds of the touchdown. It sounded smooth right at the end...
TMWTim 1 year ago
That was not "severe" turbulence. If it had been severe, your camera would have been flung through the flight deck. At 00:26 it's not rudder inputs (which are done with the feet) but ailerons, and the inputs are not extreme at all but quite normal. You clearly have no idea how an aircraft is controlled.
ryanhaart 1 year ago 3
i wouldnt call that severe
aell0111 2 years ago 2
yawn...
Edmonchuck 2 years ago 2
Noone would be holding up that camera if they encountered "severe" turbs....that´s a bit bumpy...
falkgruener 2 years ago 3
that wasn't the rudder, rudder is done with feet, that was aileron which controls the roll of the aircraft
fallbrookchris 2 years ago 4
Where is the severe turbulence??? Do you really know what a severe turbulence is?
ropilot 2 years ago 7
@ropilot Seriously!! I didn't see any moments of loss of control. This is Moderate *maybe*, certainly no where near severe.
SkylaneCaptain 11 months ago
what plane is that???
bobistheman02 2 years ago
difficult to stabilize the camera
turbulence will not make the earth shake
drunksingsheep 2 years ago
so...what was the severe thing here???
SchwedenMatze 2 years ago 8
@SchwedenMatze You truly are a dumb fucker aren't you? Go watch cartoons....DICK
jonomutiny 1 year ago
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SchwedenMatze 1 year ago
@jonomutiny, will do, but only if you sneak back to your sand box and shut up. if you're nice you'll get your shovel and bucket back
SchwedenMatze 1 year ago
@SchwedenMatze And if your a very good boy, you'll get your blow up man and dildo back.
jonomutiny 10 months ago
@jonomutiny LOL that's a good one, are you sure you don't need them any more?
SchwedenMatze 10 months ago
anglxqtx- traveling is the safeist way to go and a lot faster and with all of the scerurity checks it is almost impossible to get in trouble and turbulence nothing more than going over speed bumbs on the road and it dont last for ever
goldenmen24 2 years ago
you are right! thanks everyone for the support.... it is like therapy haha....
anglxqtx 2 years ago
what plane is this?
kd4pba 2 years ago
@kd4pba
a Fokker 100 (helvetic)
herbipilot 2 years ago
I am so scared of flying.... I am suppose to go to Costa Rica next summer for 6 weeks but the only thing holding me back is flying :( I fear of terrorism and bad weather conditions. UGH! :(
anglxqtx 2 years ago 3
HAHAHA, flying is not bad, planes don't drop out of the air, there aerodynamic, if something where to happen they can glide down. And if your country has good flying regulations all the better, terrorism is not a problem. Now and days the terrorist cant even LIGHT the bomb's non the less detonate them ;) (Detroit incident on a Delta flight on New Years day)
Daniel7681 2 years ago 2
hahah thank you!
anglxqtx 2 years ago
@anglxqtx .when u inside the plane juz relax and juz think 'ok ok...the pilots know what they are doing..they shud hav master some methods..' i like flying in airplanes! theres 1 tym i fly wif tiger airways..so bumpy but it was FUN! :) juz relax
rider5g 2 years ago
thank you! a little humor makes everything better
anglxqtx 2 years ago
@anglxqtx np
rider5g 2 years ago
Good luck on the fligh and have a great time on the flight. nothing will happen to your plane trust me. I dont think a terrorist wants to bomb a plane going to costa rica a]any way, there is no pride in blowing up costa rica.(they dont even have an army) good luck :)
bobistheman02 2 years ago
I have the need for turbulence right now!
firstclasspassenger 2 years ago 3
Moderate turbulence. I would be curled into a fetal position in my seat and staring outside at the window thinking "ok cool, we're close enoug to the ground where we can crash and I might still live" :P
Anouke79 2 years ago 49
@Anouke79 You wont live, you can crash while taxing in a jet and statistics show you wont live.
When a jet crashes 99% of the time everyone dies.
2204Alpha 1 year ago
@2204Alpha
Sure is fun pulling stats out your ass :D
childsca 1 year ago
@2204Alpha Yeah I'd rather die that close to the ground, then spend 5 minutes plunging down from 36K feet. I think lots of people actually live in crashes....the chances of a crash are already pretty low and of those crashes there are ususally survivors. Gimmie a big ole plane so I can sit in the middle all curled up! =P
Anouke79 1 year ago
@Anouke79 Dude that is the same thought and feeling i have every time we land..hahah i hate flying but i wont let that stop me from traveling
dangerpower95 1 year ago
@Anouke79 I feel the same way. When I start to see the groung I start to think were good if something goes wrong.
Hauler24 1 year ago
@Anouke79
LOL thats what i always say to myself haha
sgtkiko 1 year ago
@Anouke79 Haha, awesome, good way of looking at it. I always think something along those lines too
MilliVanilli2007 1 year ago
@Anouke79 LMAO - That's what I do!!! I hate turbulence....
Cassiefur 1 year ago
@Anouke79 Omg, I always think that too! "If we crash now, there's a chance we'll all live."
Cheer4debate 1 year ago
lol is severe lol just not as severe as i was going to toilet lol i stood up out of my seat wlked up the cabin BANG lol one box of food over the floor literally turbulence struck again as ii went into toilet banged my nose and it bled for ages and i had a really bad groin for rest of the week in nice trying to play tennis hurt a lot
svbcna 2 years ago
I don't know much about flying outside of a class I took in high school in the early 80s but I love watching these cockpit videos. Great video.
NEPADad 2 years ago 3
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mybad67 2 years ago
I fucking hate turbulence. 3 years ago when I went in a flight from Oporto,Portugal to Milan,Italy I almost cried xD
biaskatergirl 2 years ago
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rhs2000vtec 2 years ago
The rubber? Is this a new FAA requirement? In case of CAT III landing, wear a rubber???
EP7878 2 years ago
HAHAHA,,, I meant Rudder! That's what I get for typing too fast and not proofreading!
rhs2000vtec 2 years ago
Nice landing. "Severe"? Naaahh.. Routine.
warminator 2 years ago
just a bit of of mechanic LLT if any.
vincemartin3337 2 years ago
like Grand Forks ND, that was a bumpy ass ride, ppl hit the ceiling,-
aviator147 2 years ago
whats that sound at 0:06 auto-pilot diconnecting?
iKrishKNK 2 years ago
yes its just that
akitoten 2 years ago
fokker 100?
makaveli87konik 2 years ago
this looks like the landing we had on a flight to LIT last week...effin pilot hit the runway after bobbing left and right and bouncing...he hit the runway like a rock...I seriously thought we were going to crash...he was hauling ass.
loki92883 2 years ago
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is this flight simulator?
klappschmier 2 years ago
i wish ^^
geovhonni 2 years ago
what do you think
aviator147 2 years ago
Can someone please explain turbulence to me? Is it wind or atmospheric pressure?
Cheers.
Italblessings 2 years ago
It's "wind" as you would call it. It's basically a quite chaotic air-flow with hardly a clear streaming pattern.
DrBPhD 2 years ago 2
Thanks. Can it bring a plane down? I guess a lot of pilots have radar and can avoid it? I used to love turbulence but now it frightens the life out of me :-(
Italblessings 2 years ago
Yes, close to the ground it can bring a plane down when it doesn't allow the pilot enough time or space (especially hight) to take corrective coutermeasures: the plane may simply get smacked to the ground. With respect to the structure of the aircraft turbulence is far less a problem: planes are designed to withstand the forces due to exposure to turbulence. Especially on larger planes you sometimes even see the wingtips flapping up and down during turbulence but that is not a problem at all.
DrBPhD 2 years ago
Thanks for the knowledge. Cheers!
Italblessings 2 years ago
The only folks who have been in an a/c during real severe turbulence are no longer around to discuss it with us. A little sheer, a little chop...good for the soul.
Kamisamadesu1 2 years ago
Hahaha, yeah, its what makes flying fun!
KiwiIngenuity1 2 years ago
if your a pilot i would never want you flying me anywhere...shouldnt you be concentrating on the landing instead of filming
djajwan 2 years ago
Dude, come on. There were two pilots in control, this guy was un needed crew or a visitor
KiwiIngenuity1 2 years ago
Are you a pilot?