(MHTG) Toncontin Int'l 757 landing; Tegucigalpa Honduras

Here is a short clip of a passenger view of the landing into Toncontin airport in Tegucigalpa, Honduras. (American Airlines flight in a 757) Dec. 2004

I had never been in a flight with so many talkative people as this one. :D Notice all the chatter throughout the video. :)

For those who are curious, clapping is a very old tradition after landing into this airport. It's not so much about the passengers as it is a tradition. The same people who clap during landing in TGU do not clap on the landing in MIA or IAH.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• MHTG
• TGU
• Toncontin
• airport
• Honduras
• Tegucigalpa
• 757

[rmcdedms]

buen video....y q viva toncontin y honduras////angelfurre pq n barras a todos esos idiotas q ponen comentarios estupidos

[angelfuree]

Hey, muchas gracias! ...y no borro los comentarios ignorantes porque demuestran que tan estupida puede ser la gente. El mismo le da una mala reputacion a su gente. ;)

[angelfuree]

Este video fue tomado en Diciembre del 2004. No he vuelto a Honduras desde el 2005. Cuando empesaron a ponerles winglets a los 757s?

[SEATracers]

@doggwee Umm.. Its not like landing at Heathrow. It takes a lot of skill to land there. Did you see how low the plane was on approach??

[BDtomason]

@FlightMissions in Russia passengers clap almost always,if you check my videos u will see that only SkyExpress one was without clapping because usually we dont clap on domestic flights

[cpfriday]

@moose6692 when the airplane lands the pilot isent flying it anymore....hes driving it!

[jezrelnyc2000]

@FlightMissions it says on the description. Anyways, i like it when passengers clap. 

[miksta1988]

@FlightMissions Because this is one of the most difficult airports to land in...

[FlightMissions]

why do they always clap?

[EarDestroyer]

go learn the definition of drive

[moose6692]

@EarDestroyer you fly a plane not drive

[kiriosalgado]

because they clap cause they survived LOL xD

[EarDestroyer]

cus it takes skill to drive and land a plane especially on that runway