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Air China 767-300ER Hard Landing [SIN-PEK] 25th May 2008

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Uploaded by on Jul 5, 2008

Air China 767-300ER Hard Landing [SIN-PEK] Landing In Beijing Capital International Airport 25th May 2008

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  • Yes, i think so too just that he made a mess of the landing...

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  • @CX135pilot LOL Yeh ive flow on all of those aircraft except the 747 and A340 and never experienced a bounce, nice and soft. Im not stupid lol ive seen 767 landing gear before

  • @jackd166 It's normal to feel 2 'bounces' because the front of the main landing gear of the 767 is pointed down towards the runway. Therefore when the aircraft touches the ground, the front part of the gear pointing towards the runway will touch first, then the back. That's why you'd feel 2 bounces sometimes. This often happens in aircraft like the 757, 767, 747, A330, A340. Take a look at some images of the 767. It might help explain what I just said :P

  • @calcjr Not quite, messy landings are where we have to jet wash the passengers off the runway!

  • HAHA instantly could tell it was singaporean singlish HAHAHAHAHHA!

  • crasy passengers LOL

  • not hard? It bounced

  • Nice video but is not a hard landing ! It was smooth ! 5*

  • an odd runway....

  • What a noisy bunch of passengers!

  • sounds like they've never been on a plane, like when the spoilers went up "UWW!" hahah

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