"AirBraking it to ATL" Delta Flight 22 / 8.13.06 Landing

Here are some clips of the approach & and a fairly firm landing in to ATL on Delta Airlines Flight 22 From Orlando Fl, KMCO to Atlanta GA, KATL all aboard a 767-300.
Enjoy!
Note: This was my first flight on a wide body jet since 1985.

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[JATO457]

what seat were you in

[nt4420]

@JATO457 Seat 35G

[nt4420]

The plane had to slow down & get down into ATL, Hence the title of the video.

[nt4420]

I felt that this was a "firm enough" landing.

Sometimes its necessary for the pilots to plant the plane on the ground.

[shanebear67]

Im flying the B767-300 to san dieago CA on septermber 1st shooting a video taking off and landing seated on 40G

[nt4420]

N i c e! Can't wait to see it!

[sonicfan7]

FMC MSG:

DRAGO REQUIRED

; )

[slaneyboi]

@typ002 That's not true, he would just dump fuel if he had too much, and why would he have too much in the first place. They do kinda plan these flights.

[slaneyboi]

@datsniggawater No of course it doesn't negative g is where the blood rushes to your head, so you're going away from the centre of the earth, not towards it.

[rhs2000vtec]

So this route is flown multiple times every day and they overload it with fuel every time thus wasting money? I respectively doubt that's the case. That's like a kid putting their hand on the hot stove even though it's burned him every time before.

[bgdf]

Well no, if that was the case he would just dump fuel :)

[jg112393]

I was on a northwest DC-9 once and the pilot slammed the speedbrakes out and i nearly hit my head on the seat in front of me...it was fun

[datsniggawater]

i must be right because listen to 2:55 watch the plane drop

[datsniggawater]

when there are wind brakes dose it make u feel like your free falling getting negative Gs like a rollercoaster