This happened to me about 5 years ago coming back from Spain. We were landing in Dublin. I could see the runway and was just waiting for the plane to touch down but then the plane took off like a rocket. Everyone screaming as well. Scary experience. People farted or could have shit themselves, my father turns to me and says 'Jesus if the fucking plane dosen't kill us the smell of shit will finish us off'. To this day I find that hilarious!
He won't be too pleased with his pilots wasting so much fuel doing a go around like that.. I'm sure he hates the planes having to taxi enough as it is! He'd love to park them right ont he runway!
@johnmacward I am private pilot. 550 hours. An overshoot or go around really isn't that big a deal. It's a safety thing. A good go around sure beats a bad landing. ;-)
@rishiroypilot It looked way too high for where they we're on the runway, should have been way lower at that stage. Also the angle of attack was also a bit flay suggesting he probably was too fast as well. Bad.
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@kevp So what. I've seen the gobshites with nothing better to do posting brain-dead juvenile comments on YouTube channels and videos. I have a job, thanks.
hehe :D Why pay lots of money to get into blackpool pleasure beach or something when you can pay £20 to go from prestwick to Dublin with Ryanair :P funfunfun
@GMuzicc good comment. I have flown with ryanair a few times with no problems at all. They are v. cheap and have modern aircraft. The may be a bit tacky but at least you dont get your flight cancelled or have your luggage lost like with BA!
@mythicalireland Ryanair has a no blame policy on go around, you can make as many as you can, you don't have to explain why you did it (but it's better if you do), and it costs the airline 400kg of fuel, so it's not that much for safety. They have to land with minimum 2 tons of fuel (+-1h) if the fuel required to go to alternate airport + 30 mins of holding is lower than that. Usually you have way more.
No actually sunshine its actually a legal requirement to have 1h30min worth of extra fuel onboard.
And prior to this approach,prior to even them leaving whatever airport before this,they would have anticipated adverse weather and fuelled appropriatly to allow for possible 2 Go-Arounds and Diversion if neccesary!!So get your facts right before you comment.
Ryanair planes are registered in Ireland(EI-***) and therefore are under IAA regulations,and im not sure about French law,but thats a ridiculous figure,thats not even enough to divert!!
@roelflok The so called "reserves" are the same with any operator, so your argument doesn't really have any facts to back it up. The usual amount you should have fuel onboard at the minimum at landing is the fuel you need to fly to your alternative arrival airport/airports, plus fuel for 30-45minutes for holding in holding pattern in case of unlandable weather conditions etc. In case you go below this so called "final reserve" you will then declare emergency and get priority one for landing.
I've flown to Dublin from Leeds & back on Ryanair on many occasions & it's always been a good flight, Ryanair get a lot of criticsm but they've always got me to my destination safe & on time & i don't want frills on a 50 minute flight just a safe journey ,Well done Michael o'Leary!! Ryanair are setting up more flights from my local airport Leeds/Bradford & i welcome them.
Im not surprised....im leaving in Dublin for nearly 2 years and have been traveling a lot....most of the times with Ryanair....weather conditions in Ireland are terrible, winds and rain makes the landing tough sometimes....but in my opinion Ryanair have the most talented and well trained pilots in the world
yes defo. ryanair gets a bad rep for all their publicity stunts, and a lot of people get the impression that they are unsafe and cheap. but behind it all there is a great team of trained pilots who have a damn near perfect safety record. people should cut ryanair some slack - specially us irish. if anything, we should be proud.
remember our ryanair flight from alicante-leeds..bfd 19th jan this year just about to land probably 500 ft up my wife said never seen the front of the aircraft looking downwards as steep as this ...i just laughed but just b4 touchdown the engines roared and we were off again..20.mins later we were on the ground with a jolt ...inside the terminal the passport control guy said ..ye bit scary a near miss runway,ffs ye right.
The lost of an brand new 737-800 + publicity damage would be ancountable , I am perfectly sure if Ryanair loses one plane because of a mistake like landing and not perform a go around they would go buzz in less than a year , the public finally would make their mind up poor pilots , lots of timepressure ,e.t.c. saving money on frills is fair enough but not safety .
I've flown Ryanair literally hundreds of times. Their pilots "plant" the planes on the runway. It's not dangerous at all. I believe they are instructed to make a "positive" contact.
I've been on a ryanair flight where we hit the runway, then took off - I bet no one has expierienced that! I hate flying with ryanair for some reason. The landings are always rough compared to other airlines I have been on.
There is a video on YouTube somewhere showing just such a go-around. I think it was an Airbus A320. It seemed to land, but rocked from side to side in the wind, and then took off again. Scary experience I suppose. Not sure whether the "Ryanair rough landing" thing is a myth? How many non-Ryanair flights have you been on that you can compare? Just a question I suppose.
Or maybe the 737-800 is harder to land than the other variants !!
@mythicalireland actually that is the case i´ve been flying nearly every 737 variant in the past 20 years and the 800 in my opinion is a real bitch on landing..
Great Video Anthony now I know what it was like from the outside. Happened me this year (09/03/09) coming back from Leeds/Bradford on a night flight into Dublin. Got the shock of my life.
The problem for the passengers is that they're normally the last ones to be told what's going on, and many people draw their own conclusions as to what's happening . . . engine fire, dead pilot, computer problem, crash imminent, let's start praying . . . go-arounds happen often enough.
Was on exact same flight from Leeds - Bradford last night 13/9/09......landing in heavy fog and about 150ft from runway and the go around was executed.....pretty cool though!!....the pilot had the window of the cockpit open when we landed....he looked pretty shook......
Ryanair have actually got a bit of a reputation throughout the airline industry for their 'interesting landings'. I remember a couple of years ago they had to discipline a pilot for landing too low at Dublin after householders complained.
Youtube annoys me. I work for RYR and explained this go around, yet people who don't know anything still debate it. Regarding the gear retraction, it may be a bit late, but I think that can be excused, I've never done a real go around, and while we brief it on every approach, once that TOGA is button, it takes a relaxed guy to get everything done right in a calm timely manner. Gear up is actually the first thing to be done, after pitching up, although engines at GA power take care of that. Caio
Well a go-around or missed approach is normally executed when, for some reason, landing would be deemed unsafe. This might be because a gust of wind has moved the plane off the centreline, or perhaps there is another aircraft or obstruction on the runway. It's surprisingly commonplace.
Go arounds are perfectly safe just unexpected by passengers of course. Trust me though, you were probably better off flying then having landed. As already said, a go around is preformed only when continuing the landing could be deemed as unsafe. RYR is not the only airline to do them you know. Makes me laugh, people thinking RYR are dangerous for doing a go around. RYR can't win. Imagine what people would say if we had a policy where we were never to do them and to land at any cost.....lmao
Completely agree. Think there's a lot of nonsense, especially in YouTube comments, about this type of thing. And then you read media reports about how planes had to take drastic action to avoid a collision on the runway etc. I've done a couple of go-arounds in the simulator, a few times because I was too high on short finals, and once because another plane was still on the runway.
I still fly with Ryanair, its just that when it happened it was a bit of a shock however I know several people who this has happened to on many other airlines.
As I've said below, other then hitting TOGA and pitching up, the gear retraction is the next on the list. Gear retraction is very important dude. What happens if the go around is dude to engine failure? You really want the gear hanging out on a single engine go around? Rather you than me pal....If anyone wants the actual answers to any RYR vid's just let me know. If I don't know, I'll ask one of my Capt's. At least then you'll get an actual answer, rather then some youtube bull$shit....caio
Not really correct. Course we can retract outside the limits, but gear retraction is nearly the first thing we do on a go around. Imagine you're in IMC in Salzburg with 10000' mountains surrounding you, you wana climb outa there with gear down knowing that, "oh well as long as it's retracted before we acc to +250 knots (max speed for gear retraction) then we'll be ok!" The mountains may think something else...caio
Some of the comments on here are pure crap. Just because BA has a more of an image in aviation doesent mean the planes are flown better. Just because ryanair are a low cost carrier doesent mean the pilots will just drop the plane on the runway FFS! Every pilot will have a bad landing at some point.
Wbryce I can see you may work for Ryanair. However if you do, you would also know that once we get a "cleared to land" by the tower, the Capt turns on the retractable landing lights. In this film they are not on, so my guess would the tower told them to go around, rather then them being unstable. A small gust of wind like this is not sufficient for a go around, be it above or below 500' agl.
Spot on I think. Might have been an 'expect a late landing clearance' from the tower: a clearance which for some reason (e.g. previous aircraft not vacating quickly) never materialised hence the GA. No retractable landing lights on = no clearance received = go around.
Retractable landing lights are the landing lights in a 737s belly. They fold away when switched off. They cannot be used above 250 knots, so they are not usually switched on until the aircraft has clearence to land.
The approach became unstable in the vertical profile, you can see the aircraft nose low trying to recapture. If this was on the shorter runway then a very sound decision indeed. Ryanairs SOP is a mandatory go-around below 500ft in those conditions (VMC) should the approach become destabilised.
You know people who keep going on about Ryanair doing "bad landings" all the time sound really stupid. Unless your a pilot or someone who actually knows the science behind HOW an aircraft flies then please shut up. Planeboy737 for example. :)
Indeed. I'd like to see statistics about this issue. Two Ryanair pilots recently saved 180 lives by landing a 737-800 with no engine power after it flew into a flock of Starlings at Rome. So in my opinion they're great pilots.
Well to let you know i am a pilot for British Airways and i Fly the Airbus Fleet to European Destinations From LHR. I have compared my landings to FR's Landings and My landings are much better even though i have only been working for ba since 2006! And Before That i worked for Flybe so i do know my stuff. Prove that you know too!
It depends who the target consumer is. BA are ok of you're a wealthy businessman flying long distance but for going on a holiday I'd rather go with FCA. The cabin crew seem friendlier than BA.
if people dont like ryanair then fly with a different company like british airways. at least with ryanair you get what you pay for. a cheap flight that will get you to your destination
Exactly. Boeing have procedures that have to be followed aswel as Ryanair. Why risk something stupid when you can take 10 minutes and go around ? O'Leary won't mind paying..
That doesn't have to do with Ryanair. Many other airlines, such as Delta Airlines and KLM and Qantas and many other airlines use the 737-800. They probably would have done the same.
every time i travel to dublin airport on ryanair (from Nottingham East Midlands) there is always terrible turbulence. Last time I went a girl threw up in the middle of the aisle and the plane dropped out of the sky for a second on approach.
When I landed at Berlin Schonefeld, again on Ryanair, the plane almost skidded off the runway due to A, too much speed and a wet runway. Ryanair seem to fall off runways quite a bit. Maybe they don't use as much engine breaking on landing to save money?
This happened to me about 5 years ago coming back from Spain. We were landing in Dublin. I could see the runway and was just waiting for the plane to touch down but then the plane took off like a rocket. Everyone screaming as well. Scary experience. People farted or could have shit themselves, my father turns to me and says 'Jesus if the fucking plane dosen't kill us the smell of shit will finish us off'. To this day I find that hilarious!
plug007 11 hours ago
the wings lot really flapy on that plane
CherrywoodLLS 1 week ago
@CherrywoodLLS yeah, they do. Kind of like... Every other aircraft in the World! If they didn't flex they'd snap clean of...
LazyBastard675 4 days ago
British army on the runway
FranzKasabian 4 weeks ago
Dod dod dod dough na....
Another late arrival by Ryanair!
S h I t e airline !!!
slickxrick1am 1 month ago
@slickxrick1am how is ryanair a shite airline?
deaddonkey2010 1 week ago
very usual for ryanair
HenriP44 1 month ago
He won't be too pleased with his pilots wasting so much fuel doing a go around like that.. I'm sure he hates the planes having to taxi enough as it is! He'd love to park them right ont he runway!
FPVsean 2 months ago
To be honest, I was expecting to see a Ryanair plane doing a few donuts.
hashybumbum93 3 months ago
Late call out ''Gear Up'' :) ''GO AROUND'' FLAPS 15 at the same time,''POSITIVE RATE'' GEAR UP'' :)))
VGN737 6 months ago
why did she have to do that?
corkaviation 7 months ago
FAKE!!
stevey2020 8 months ago
I dont like Ryanair!
orangealex17 8 months ago in playlist massa flygvideos!!
@Dylanforlife Was in training to be. Costs ended it for me.
johnmacward 9 months ago
@johnmacward I am private pilot. 550 hours. An overshoot or go around really isn't that big a deal. It's a safety thing. A good go around sure beats a bad landing. ;-)
willamlower 8 months ago
was it too fast or it just missed approach ?
rishiroypilot 11 months ago
@rishiroypilot It looked way too high for where they we're on the runway, should have been way lower at that stage. Also the angle of attack was also a bit flay suggesting he probably was too fast as well. Bad.
johnmacward 9 months ago
@johnmacward Are you a pilot?
Dylanforlife 9 months ago
@johnmacward yeah i haved to agree i released he was way to fast a few seconds in!! also a little to high
Goair18 9 months ago
of course he did not loose his job go arounds are perfectly normal ffs
legofis 1 year ago
Great video! I've heard Ireland's very beautiful. :)
FuryFeatherFun 1 year ago
@FuryFeatherFun i live here.. and its boring as fuck. lol
killerpigeon347 11 months ago 2
they always give 45 mins of flying time of fuel for these things, great vids by the way keep up the good work :)
waynolawlor23 1 year ago
Haha, a go around, that's a lot of fuel! I guess the captain has to pay for it. No go arounds permitted on O'leary's airline!!
TheJeffreyklm 1 year ago
suprised there was enough fuel for a go around !!! ryanair fly with minimum fuel possible !
huvander 1 year ago
That's how you can pull out taxes.
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So what . I've seen the gobshites parked along the old airport road on Dublin waiting for something to go wrong. Get a job.
kevp 1 year ago
@kevp So what. I've seen the gobshites with nothing better to do posting brain-dead juvenile comments on YouTube channels and videos. I have a job, thanks.
mythicalireland 1 year ago 42
Haha, i've heard that RyanAir is taking money for people to go to the restroom now xD
gitargud7 1 year ago
Ryan AIr pilots suck.
madzane94 1 year ago
i think the pilot could have made the landing.....
shariotoflove 1 year ago
Why did he go around.. it looked fine
Gregc320 1 year ago
I hat ths shit!!
calgarysbest1 1 year ago
hehe :D Why pay lots of money to get into blackpool pleasure beach or something when you can pay £20 to go from prestwick to Dublin with Ryanair :P funfunfun
neillypilot 1 year ago
Ryanair are claimed to be SO much worse than they actually are.
80% of the people that have said that Ryanair flights are the worst out of UK airlines, sadly haven't set foot on a Ryanair 738w.
Mr O'Leary isn't bad either, he's very clever.
Paying for toilets?
Removing toilets to fit more seats?
None of those are happening, he's just saying they will to get free advertising from people.
The 737 has a strict evacuation procedure. Adding more seats would have to bypass it.
GMuzicc 1 year ago
@GMuzicc good comment. I have flown with ryanair a few times with no problems at all. They are v. cheap and have modern aircraft. The may be a bit tacky but at least you dont get your flight cancelled or have your luggage lost like with BA!
jpro747 1 year ago
$10,000 go around.
all4golf 1 year ago
cool
TheSofianeca 1 year ago
this has happened to me many of times it's a bitch
daluifh331 1 year ago
They have bad pilots
solarisautobusy 1 year ago
In youtbe are many videos with ryanair go arounds xD. Does they often go aroun d? :D
NaschinTV 1 year ago
@NaschinTV
:D
sh4arp 1 year ago
ryanair and aer lingus rule!
planes142 2 years ago
ryan-air the worst airline ever
ciccina06 2 years ago
Nice Iron Man vídeo! :)
helcio1960 2 years ago
Do you have to pay for a Ryanair Go-Around?? xD
yust kidding, i'd had it once in Eindhoven
wesseldewerk 2 years ago 35
@wesseldewerk No, but I'd say the pilot has to pay for the extra fuel out of his wages!
mythicalireland 2 years ago 43
It's Ryanair, hwo know's :P
wesseldewerk 2 years ago
@mythicalireland i think is better to pay the fuel than everybody dies:D
K3nnyize 1 year ago
@mythicalireland I doubt it because that it just encouraging pilots to make dangerous, unsafe landings! But what can I say? It's ryanair :L
plasmavor1 8 months ago
@mythicalireland Ryanair has a no blame policy on go around, you can make as many as you can, you don't have to explain why you did it (but it's better if you do), and it costs the airline 400kg of fuel, so it's not that much for safety. They have to land with minimum 2 tons of fuel (+-1h) if the fuel required to go to alternate airport + 30 mins of holding is lower than that. Usually you have way more.
One of the safest airline in the world now.
debouvette 7 months ago 3
@wesseldewerk Do they have enough fuel to do a go-around?
Tovkal 1 year ago
@wesseldewerk hahahahahaha :)
energytill 1 year ago
@wesseldewerk ahhahaha just flew with em, dere was an australian bloke on board, made jokes about him having to pay for everything.
ballm0use 1 year ago
did you knew that ryanair has always the lowest fuel that you can get?
thats very dangerous if you make a go-around
roelflok 2 years ago
No actually sunshine its actually a legal requirement to have 1h30min worth of extra fuel onboard.
And prior to this approach,prior to even them leaving whatever airport before this,they would have anticipated adverse weather and fuelled appropriatly to allow for possible 2 Go-Arounds and Diversion if neccesary!!So get your facts right before you comment.
SDPM101 2 years ago
may be true in Irland, however in France for eg the legal requirment is to have 20 min left of fuel when landing
bluebirdparis 2 years ago
its 40min in the UK
bfsdavidt 2 years ago
Ryanair planes are registered in Ireland(EI-***) and therefore are under IAA regulations,and im not sure about French law,but thats a ridiculous figure,thats not even enough to divert!!
SDPM101 2 years ago
@roelflok The so called "reserves" are the same with any operator, so your argument doesn't really have any facts to back it up. The usual amount you should have fuel onboard at the minimum at landing is the fuel you need to fly to your alternative arrival airport/airports, plus fuel for 30-45minutes for holding in holding pattern in case of unlandable weather conditions etc. In case you go below this so called "final reserve" you will then declare emergency and get priority one for landing.
VirtualPilot13 2 years ago
Nice catch
ianmullen 2 years ago
I've flown to Dublin from Leeds & back on Ryanair on many occasions & it's always been a good flight, Ryanair get a lot of criticsm but they've always got me to my destination safe & on time & i don't want frills on a 50 minute flight just a safe journey ,Well done Michael o'Leary!! Ryanair are setting up more flights from my local airport Leeds/Bradford & i welcome them.
airaction2257 2 years ago 7
took him a long time to get the gear up
J700JAM 2 years ago
Oh! Had it enough fuel to make a missed approach?.... "Ruinair" sucks....
Anyway, good video guy! :)
ECJTT 2 years ago
wow their turn arounds are shorter
b3gunkid90 2 years ago
Im not surprised....im leaving in Dublin for nearly 2 years and have been traveling a lot....most of the times with Ryanair....weather conditions in Ireland are terrible, winds and rain makes the landing tough sometimes....but in my opinion Ryanair have the most talented and well trained pilots in the world
jorgearlan 2 years ago 2
yes defo. ryanair gets a bad rep for all their publicity stunts, and a lot of people get the impression that they are unsafe and cheap. but behind it all there is a great team of trained pilots who have a damn near perfect safety record. people should cut ryanair some slack - specially us irish. if anything, we should be proud.
L1J2D3 2 years ago 3
great video!!! go on ryanair!!(and aer lingus!!)
planes142 2 years ago
remember our ryanair flight from alicante-leeds..bfd 19th jan this year just about to land probably 500 ft up my wife said never seen the front of the aircraft looking downwards as steep as this ...i just laughed but just b4 touchdown the engines roared and we were off again..20.mins later we were on the ground with a jolt ...inside the terminal the passport control guy said ..ye bit scary a near miss runway,ffs ye right.
benytink 2 years ago
leeds is a bad airport to fly into because of strong crosswinds 50% of the time
ChorleyClaret1981 2 years ago
He might lost his job with doing that...
moumou1988 2 years ago
Off course after that Ryanair lost a lot of money :DDD
oleglv93 2 years ago
The lost of an brand new 737-800 + publicity damage would be ancountable , I am perfectly sure if Ryanair loses one plane because of a mistake like landing and not perform a go around they would go buzz in less than a year , the public finally would make their mind up poor pilots , lots of timepressure ,e.t.c. saving money on frills is fair enough but not safety .
ABSDEFRD 2 years ago
why would he lose his job go-arounds are normal
airplaneman121 2 years ago
how?
planes142 2 years ago
he might've lost his job if he'd landed! Pilot did right
ChorleyClaret1981 2 years ago
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Fail! LOL!
Ryan Air omg what a load of shite.
ATCOTractor 2 years ago
every aircraft has difficulties in landing with these conditions..
TheJeffreyklm 2 years ago 3
Very nice video !!
jcbmartinique 2 years ago
Couldnt have gone much better, what with him powering up right as he passed you
BODKillinator 2 years ago
Love the sound of those engines :)
As signalorangers2k correctly suggests, a firm landing is better than a bounce.
TheIrishRanter 2 years ago 8
If you like those engine sounds, watch my video called The Heavies on the Roll . . . :D
mythicalireland 2 years ago
I've flown Ryanair literally hundreds of times. Their pilots "plant" the planes on the runway. It's not dangerous at all. I believe they are instructed to make a "positive" contact.
signalorangers2k 2 years ago 2
Yes thats true g good landing is where the plane makes firm contact with the ground
Locker10a 2 years ago
I've been on a ryanair flight where we hit the runway, then took off - I bet no one has expierienced that! I hate flying with ryanair for some reason. The landings are always rough compared to other airlines I have been on.
patrickmanning94 2 years ago
There is a video on YouTube somewhere showing just such a go-around. I think it was an Airbus A320. It seemed to land, but rocked from side to side in the wind, and then took off again. Scary experience I suppose. Not sure whether the "Ryanair rough landing" thing is a myth? How many non-Ryanair flights have you been on that you can compare? Just a question I suppose.
Or maybe the 737-800 is harder to land than the other variants !!
mythicalireland 2 years ago
That other video is "Very late go-around - Sofia Airport" - watch it!!
mythicalireland 2 years ago
@mythicalireland actually that is the case i´ve been flying nearly every 737 variant in the past 20 years and the 800 in my opinion is a real bitch on landing..
davidsmade 1 year ago
flown with ryanair. 6 times. and each landing were worse then the other.
benythebot 2 years ago
Great Video Anthony now I know what it was like from the outside. Happened me this year (09/03/09) coming back from Leeds/Bradford on a night flight into Dublin. Got the shock of my life.
Cheers Gareth.
Chest1976 2 years ago
The problem for the passengers is that they're normally the last ones to be told what's going on, and many people draw their own conclusions as to what's happening . . . engine fire, dead pilot, computer problem, crash imminent, let's start praying . . . go-arounds happen often enough.
mythicalireland 2 years ago
Was on exact same flight from Leeds - Bradford last night 13/9/09......landing in heavy fog and about 150ft from runway and the go around was executed.....pretty cool though!!....the pilot had the window of the cockpit open when we landed....he looked pretty shook......
ronaldwhyte 2 years ago
lol i'd imagine he did wouldnt u :P
DannyBoi3k 2 years ago
I hope MOL doesn't see this or he might bust the pilots balls for using up expensive fuel on a go-around.
virtualaviation 2 years ago
Peoples comments on Ryanair are just hard to read sometimes,
For the 'worst'(according to some here) airline' out there they sure have impressive numbers (both passenger and finance wise),
I mean RYR apparently 'slam' their a/c down and the pilots are poorly trained yet they have never had a fatal accident,
given their size thats quite an achievement, many more highly rated airlines cant boast such a good safety record
BODKillinator 2 years ago
I flew with ryanair, in this flight!!!
It was very scary!
TheHecker123 2 years ago
That comes as a pre-loaded video on my K800i Sony Ericsson phone! LOL
msezza 2 years ago
i never flew wit ryanair but the livery is kool..
damn itz all about dem 737'z anyway
Cratz227 2 years ago
Ryanair has the most modern fleet of any European airline in fairness to them. Their oldest 737s are a few years old !!
mythicalireland 2 years ago
good judgement to take off again. :)
mojojojo06666 2 years ago
depend who flying mate i had one of best landing i ever had and i got on alot of planes cost me 5 pound from manchester to germany
andywillis77 2 years ago
allow ryanair, their ok, not some dick ass airline. their good and cheap.
istephensowns 2 years ago
RYANAiR GOT iSSUES!
Zara4Stephen 2 years ago
No more than any other airline.
mythicalireland 2 years ago
Ryanair have actually got a bit of a reputation throughout the airline industry for their 'interesting landings'. I remember a couple of years ago they had to discipline a pilot for landing too low at Dublin after householders complained.
rednalgne 2 years ago
It's inevitable that some people will say this is typical Ryanair, bad pilots, etc etc but in my experience Ryanair's pilots are as good as any.
mythicalireland 2 years ago
then you probably had the best captain there is at ryanair John van Abkoude, a dutch captain.
verhuisdoos15 2 years ago
yeah your fucking father
luislaurencio 2 years ago
We had a dutch pilot for Edinburgh-Bournemouth.
rednalgne 2 years ago
Youtube annoys me. I work for RYR and explained this go around, yet people who don't know anything still debate it. Regarding the gear retraction, it may be a bit late, but I think that can be excused, I've never done a real go around, and while we brief it on every approach, once that TOGA is button, it takes a relaxed guy to get everything done right in a calm timely manner. Gear up is actually the first thing to be done, after pitching up, although engines at GA power take care of that. Caio
hourbuilder 2 years ago
Sounds like a stupid question but can you remember the date you made the recording ????
putti1putti 2 years ago
I could be wrong but I probably uploaded this the day it happened.
mythicalireland 2 years ago
No it was actually in October 2007 that it happened to us
putti1putti 2 years ago
Exactly the same thing happened to me at Dublin with Ryanair, it scared me to bits as we were as close to the runway as this plane is...
putti1putti 2 years ago
Well a go-around or missed approach is normally executed when, for some reason, landing would be deemed unsafe. This might be because a gust of wind has moved the plane off the centreline, or perhaps there is another aircraft or obstruction on the runway. It's surprisingly commonplace.
mythicalireland 2 years ago
Go arounds are perfectly safe just unexpected by passengers of course. Trust me though, you were probably better off flying then having landed. As already said, a go around is preformed only when continuing the landing could be deemed as unsafe. RYR is not the only airline to do them you know. Makes me laugh, people thinking RYR are dangerous for doing a go around. RYR can't win. Imagine what people would say if we had a policy where we were never to do them and to land at any cost.....lmao
hourbuilder 2 years ago
Completely agree. Think there's a lot of nonsense, especially in YouTube comments, about this type of thing. And then you read media reports about how planes had to take drastic action to avoid a collision on the runway etc. I've done a couple of go-arounds in the simulator, a few times because I was too high on short finals, and once because another plane was still on the runway.
mythicalireland 2 years ago
I still fly with Ryanair, its just that when it happened it was a bit of a shock however I know several people who this has happened to on many other airlines.
putti1putti 2 years ago
The landing gear retraction is a little bit late, isn't it?
riccardino82 2 years ago
As long as it, is in operating limitations then they can retract them when they want! But I guess it is slightly late but very normal!
Ollie930 2 years ago
Pal, when they go-around at like 100 feet, I think they have abit more to do than just raise the landing gear.
drivez21 2 years ago
Dont tell that to me tell it to Riccardino82 I know theve got much more important things to do !
Ollie930 2 years ago
No sorry, it was directed at riccardino82.
drivez21 2 years ago
As I've said below, other then hitting TOGA and pitching up, the gear retraction is the next on the list. Gear retraction is very important dude. What happens if the go around is dude to engine failure? You really want the gear hanging out on a single engine go around? Rather you than me pal....If anyone wants the actual answers to any RYR vid's just let me know. If I don't know, I'll ask one of my Capt's. At least then you'll get an actual answer, rather then some youtube bull$shit....caio
hourbuilder 2 years ago
Flap retraction???
TOGA, pitch, flaps 15... only when positive rate of climb is achieved, GEAR UP!!!
And Gear is not retracted during go-around procedures in windshear situations ...
tks
159516 2 years ago
Not really correct. Course we can retract outside the limits, but gear retraction is nearly the first thing we do on a go around. Imagine you're in IMC in Salzburg with 10000' mountains surrounding you, you wana climb outa there with gear down knowing that, "oh well as long as it's retracted before we acc to +250 knots (max speed for gear retraction) then we'll be ok!" The mountains may think something else...caio
hourbuilder 2 years ago
Thats Ryanair for you, yeah well like that ollie guy and drivez they do need to do stuff but it seems well late.
moviesunrated 2 years ago
which countries airlines is it?? i never heard of this airlines b4.
deckens123 2 years ago
Ryanair is Irish but operates all around Europe.
mythicalireland 2 years ago
ok thanks.
deckens123 2 years ago
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18daryus 2 years ago
great, interesting video, 5*
blueb0g 2 years ago
Some of the comments on here are pure crap. Just because BA has a more of an image in aviation doesent mean the planes are flown better. Just because ryanair are a low cost carrier doesent mean the pilots will just drop the plane on the runway FFS! Every pilot will have a bad landing at some point.
watsy0110 2 years ago 2
Wbryce I can see you may work for Ryanair. However if you do, you would also know that once we get a "cleared to land" by the tower, the Capt turns on the retractable landing lights. In this film they are not on, so my guess would the tower told them to go around, rather then them being unstable. A small gust of wind like this is not sufficient for a go around, be it above or below 500' agl.
hourbuilder 3 years ago
Spot on I think. Might have been an 'expect a late landing clearance' from the tower: a clearance which for some reason (e.g. previous aircraft not vacating quickly) never materialised hence the GA. No retractable landing lights on = no clearance received = go around.
Cat10980 3 years ago
WTF is 'retractable landing lights'? Stupid.
panictactics 3 years ago
Retractable landing lights are the landing lights in a 737s belly. They fold away when switched off. They cannot be used above 250 knots, so they are not usually switched on until the aircraft has clearence to land.
watsy0110 2 years ago
The approach became unstable in the vertical profile, you can see the aircraft nose low trying to recapture. If this was on the shorter runway then a very sound decision indeed. Ryanairs SOP is a mandatory go-around below 500ft in those conditions (VMC) should the approach become destabilised.
wbryce 3 years ago
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Ryanair...never heard of it. My guess is the company founder was so full of himself and so insecure, he had to name the airline after himself. HA!
AdamJLemon 3 years ago
you've never heard of Ryanair? One of boeings biggest customers, and an airline that is about to place a 500+ order....
blueb0g 2 years ago
that was for
AdamJLemon .
blueb0g 2 years ago
That was for planeboy737 btw....
kebabqueen17 3 years ago
Roger that.
mythicalireland 3 years ago
You know people who keep going on about Ryanair doing "bad landings" all the time sound really stupid. Unless your a pilot or someone who actually knows the science behind HOW an aircraft flies then please shut up. Planeboy737 for example. :)
kebabqueen17 3 years ago 5
Indeed. I'd like to see statistics about this issue. Two Ryanair pilots recently saved 180 lives by landing a 737-800 with no engine power after it flew into a flock of Starlings at Rome. So in my opinion they're great pilots.
mythicalireland 3 years ago
Starlings? Those tiny little birds almost downed a 60 ton aircraft? This is why I avoid flying whenever possible.
AdamJLemon 3 years ago
You mean the Red Sparrows ?LOL
BRUTUALTRUTH 3 years ago
Well to let you know i am a pilot for British Airways and i Fly the Airbus Fleet to European Destinations From LHR. I have compared my landings to FR's Landings and My landings are much better even though i have only been working for ba since 2006! And Before That i worked for Flybe so i do know my stuff. Prove that you know too!
planeboy737 3 years ago
wow! Give yourself a pat on the back...you work for BA.
kebabqueen17 3 years ago
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At the end of the day no other airline is superior to ba than Emrites and Singapore airlines! Ryanair sucks and FCA Arn't as good ok!
planeboy737 3 years ago
It depends who the target consumer is. BA are ok of you're a wealthy businessman flying long distance but for going on a holiday I'd rather go with FCA. The cabin crew seem friendlier than BA.
chimpyjet 3 years ago
Hang on a sec this isnt shannon!!
heymcflyx 3 years ago
if people dont like ryanair then fly with a different company like british airways. at least with ryanair you get what you pay for. a cheap flight that will get you to your destination
idontsignin 3 years ago 5
Yeah, i've been in plenty, rather annoying though, but as a pilot, I understand the need.
cormac46 3 years ago 3
Exactly. Boeing have procedures that have to be followed aswel as Ryanair. Why risk something stupid when you can take 10 minutes and go around ? O'Leary won't mind paying..
cormac46 3 years ago
Go-arounds are surprisingly common.
mythicalireland 3 years ago
at least the pilot isnt risking the lives of the passengers he did the sensible thing and did a go around
xJaMeSxdAxdKx 3 years ago 4
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typical fuckn ryanair,,,, any other airline that plane would not have to go around!!!!
JackDooner 3 years ago
Yes they would
JamesLiveProductions 3 years ago 3
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alri mister dnt get all technical on me, fuk saick calm dwn.......
JackDooner 3 years ago
Okayyyy...
JamesLiveProductions 3 years ago
That doesn't have to do with Ryanair. Many other airlines, such as Delta Airlines and KLM and Qantas and many other airlines use the 737-800. They probably would have done the same.
denherrsv1man 3 years ago 2
Go around costs money. Only if it´s strickly necessary.
keltic2 3 years ago 3
every time i travel to dublin airport on ryanair (from Nottingham East Midlands) there is always terrible turbulence. Last time I went a girl threw up in the middle of the aisle and the plane dropped out of the sky for a second on approach.
When I landed at Berlin Schonefeld, again on Ryanair, the plane almost skidded off the runway due to A, too much speed and a wet runway. Ryanair seem to fall off runways quite a bit. Maybe they don't use as much engine breaking on landing to save money?
comradejose 3 years ago
Stop using Ryanair then if they cause you so much stress....
fluffycheep 3 years ago 2
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typical a rubbish landing by a bad ryanair crew. BA is better
planeboy737 3 years ago
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BA RULE!!!!!!!=]
alex10340 3 years ago
I don't know if that's true. Where are the statistics to back it up? ;)
mythicalireland 3 years ago
some ryanair pilots are ex ba
ryrcrew 3 years ago 2
This plane didn't even land, it done a GO AROUND, so where did you come to the conclusion that it done a bad landing?
kebabqueen17 3 years ago
Fuck off you little mug, go and comment on a video you know something about.
GeorgeNCL 3 years ago