It was far from a "Normal Approach". These guys knew they had no wheels and still they kept their cool and executed a great landing. A 767 without wheels flies much different due to power requirements. I'd bet they only did that once in the simulator and that was a long time ago. Great Job!
Let's talk about Kim Fat Ass Kardashian fake marriage and not recognize a true Hero like Tadeusz who saved so many lives. I wanna see Larry King interviewing Tadeusz like he interviewed the pilot that landed the plane on the Hudson river. The whole world should take the hat off to this man and anybody who thinks they can fly better, prove it. Kocham Polska !
This is basically a normal approach to landing just with out the wheels, the crew isn't doing anything really special but they did earn their pay. Once that thing is on the ground the crew is just a long for the ride like the rest of the people on board.
He did what others do only in simulators. I think this situation will be discussed not only in media, but also on professional training. Many people in many professions trains emergency procedures, but fortunately only few have to check if they work. But in real life comes pressure and You are aware of those people whose life lies in Yours hands. That doesn't help. If something goes wrong there will be no game over and "Restart" button.
@Vipersden11 I'm sure you do a perfect landing, everyday when you jump on your couch. And the word is "along", not "a long". Let us know when you repeat what they just did, OK?
@akytilop Well if you must know, of the 12,300 pilot in command hours I have, I've had a catastrophic engine failure at 34,000' with a successful landing, I've had a trim tab failure where the trim was stuck in a nose up configuration, no option for a go-around with that one. I've had a window blow out as the result of a bird strike. I know the training that is involved and I know what goes on up there, I train and fly all the time. They did good but what else were they supposed to do.
That is impressive pilot record. At least for me a wannabe pilot, flying in virtual skies of FSX and DCS ;) Landing was good because they did it by the book. No necessary bravery. Which leads us almost 2 years ago when a pilot of polish Air Force One wanted so badly to land in very bad conditions that he broke almost all the rules and crashed. The conclusion is - Don't be a hero. OK 'nuff of this :) Safe skies, and remember: "Fly low and slow" :)
wow!!! he kept the nose and wings out of the ground til the end....that belly absorb the whole landing. Amazing flying skills....bet he can easily apply for AirForceOne
@gaae2000 It was basically a normal 767 approach without wheels. That was a regular approach with flaps and flare, and once it touched on the ground theres nothing more to do than sit back and wait for it to stop, really. But it is a good pilot
Wow. He made this landing look so easy. Hats off!!! Panie Tadeuszu, mieszkam w Jersey i przynajmniej raz na rok latam do Polski; mam nadzieje ze za kazdym razem to wlasnie z panem bede latal. Jeszcze raz, chyle czola.
It was far from a "Normal Approach". These guys knew they had no wheels and still they kept their cool and executed a great landing. A 767 without wheels flies much different due to power requirements. I'd bet they only did that once in the simulator and that was a long time ago. Great Job!
threeholer11 4 months ago
Let's talk about Kim Fat Ass Kardashian fake marriage and not recognize a true Hero like Tadeusz who saved so many lives. I wanna see Larry King interviewing Tadeusz like he interviewed the pilot that landed the plane on the Hudson river. The whole world should take the hat off to this man and anybody who thinks they can fly better, prove it. Kocham Polska !
kill2dress 4 months ago
Polak potrafi !
You can't do it? Send Polish guy,he will do it !
KYLIEM2000 4 months ago
This is basically a normal approach to landing just with out the wheels, the crew isn't doing anything really special but they did earn their pay. Once that thing is on the ground the crew is just a long for the ride like the rest of the people on board.
Vipersden11 4 months ago
@Vipersden11
He did what others do only in simulators. I think this situation will be discussed not only in media, but also on professional training. Many people in many professions trains emergency procedures, but fortunately only few have to check if they work. But in real life comes pressure and You are aware of those people whose life lies in Yours hands. That doesn't help. If something goes wrong there will be no game over and "Restart" button.
vulgatus 4 months ago 4
@Vipersden11 I'm sure you do a perfect landing, everyday when you jump on your couch. And the word is "along", not "a long". Let us know when you repeat what they just did, OK?
akytilop 4 months ago
@akytilop Well if you must know, of the 12,300 pilot in command hours I have, I've had a catastrophic engine failure at 34,000' with a successful landing, I've had a trim tab failure where the trim was stuck in a nose up configuration, no option for a go-around with that one. I've had a window blow out as the result of a bird strike. I know the training that is involved and I know what goes on up there, I train and fly all the time. They did good but what else were they supposed to do.
Vipersden11 4 months ago
@Vipersden11
That is impressive pilot record. At least for me a wannabe pilot, flying in virtual skies of FSX and DCS ;) Landing was good because they did it by the book. No necessary bravery. Which leads us almost 2 years ago when a pilot of polish Air Force One wanted so badly to land in very bad conditions that he broke almost all the rules and crashed. The conclusion is - Don't be a hero. OK 'nuff of this :) Safe skies, and remember: "Fly low and slow" :)
vulgatus 4 months ago
Very very good... respect for the crew/captain!!! He landed this plane better than other pilots with landing gear...
watusi1971 4 months ago 11
Very very good... respect for the crew/captain!!!
watusi1971 4 months ago
wow!!! he kept the nose and wings out of the ground til the end....that belly absorb the whole landing. Amazing flying skills....bet he can easily apply for AirForceOne
gaae2000 4 months ago
@gaae2000 It was basically a normal 767 approach without wheels. That was a regular approach with flaps and flare, and once it touched on the ground theres nothing more to do than sit back and wait for it to stop, really. But it is a good pilot
hostage32 4 months ago
Wow. He made this landing look so easy. Hats off!!! Panie Tadeuszu, mieszkam w Jersey i przynajmniej raz na rok latam do Polski; mam nadzieje ze za kazdym razem to wlasnie z panem bede latal. Jeszcze raz, chyle czola.
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badback22 4 months ago
Now, THAT is called an incredible pilot!
usmayadali 4 months ago
hats off... a happy landing
osorious 4 months ago
hat off... a happy landing
osorious 4 months ago
awesome piloting skills..hats off
herrmitt1414 4 months ago
:D
sargent787 4 months ago