I'm peed myself

[bruiser]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ll-horror-planes-abort-landings-UK-storm.html

 

[Bob Denman]

 

[Dan McNally]

"Crabbed" landings are the only solution to strong crosswinds, as the aircraft is flying through the air mass, and relationship to the ground only matters when you actually are on the ground. I've seen some that made these look easy!

 

[Chupaca]

Amazing..!!N

for those who aborted hope they made it...for those that landed they had amazing pilots...have only landed that way once as a passenger and it is not as smooth as it looks from the outside...our stewardess said "we have landed" followed by a round of applause...:yikes:

 

[bruiser]

Super Heavies DC10, 777, 747, 787, C5 Galaxy, B52 etc. have rotating trucks. They can land in a stiff cross wind. Sitting in the jump seat on landing looking straight ahead seeing cockpit and grass while the runway is 18 degrees to your starboard will tighten your a$$ real quick. Been there.

 

[Bob Denman]

"Crabbed" landings are the only solution to strong crosswinds, as the aircraft is flying through the air mass, and relationship to the ground only matters when you actually are on the ground. I've seen some that made these look easy!

It seemed that the "Triple-Seven" was a lot more stable than the other aircraft when put in thses situations...

 

[bruiser]

The 777 ( slightly more evil than 666 :roflblack has a highly sophisticated flight control system.

 

[Cavman]

The last clip was a night landing on an aircraft carrier. Meatball on the left side.

 

[ARtraveler]

Very glad all worked out well. Another reason, I don't fly a lot.

 

[Bob Denman]

When I showed the video to the Missue; she rmeinded me that she had a langing in Albany once that looked about like that! :yikes: :barf:

 

[jerpinoy]

USS Freedom and USS Independence are awesome. I was part of the building and test of USS Seafighter FS1.