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Uploaded by on Oct 28, 2009

Bumpy landing into Wellington on a Qantas 737 flight from Auckland. Winds were gusting 100km/h which resulted in 2 landing attempts. The pilots went around the first time but landed on the second. This video is off the second attempt.

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  • @nzecureuil2 I take it you're talking about commercial jets here, not small GA planes. If you are talking small GA planes, you'd be wrong :P

  • Awesome video, next time try getting a video in this weather from a C172 ;)

  • When I flew from Auckland To Wellington, it was sunny at cruising altitude and it was perfect conditions for flying. Then when we descended through the clouds into Wellington it was stormy, windy, and the plane was being thrown about.

    We had a good pilot and we had a smooth touchdown

    5/5 :D

    great video

  • @nzecureuil2 actually when i flew NCL-DXB one of the many times i have, cant remember when, the flight from DXB-NCL was delayed 1 hour and our flight from NCL-DXB arrived only 5 minutes late (and we held over the gulf for 20 minutes).

    Oh well, must just show NZ is bigger than most people think)

  • @emiratesA380NCL Wouldn't matter if there is a headwind. All you have to do is find the distance between the two cities, then figure out the average cruise speed of the aircraft - namely a 737 or A320. It all works out. Headwinds don't makes a lot of difference to the air speed of a plane. As far as time wise your only talking a few minutes here and there and if they're behind time they make up for it by traveling faster, more direct. Its not exactly rocket science.

  • @nzecureuil2 well considrig both are on the north island it is quite long, unless there was a headwind.

  • @emiratesA380NCL Yeah. 1 hour isn't exactly what you'd call long.

  • @nzecureuil2 that long???

  • @emiratesA380NCL 1 hour.

  • how long is the flight from auckland to wellington? 30 minutes

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