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Love your plane capture! Can I feature it in my project with a link to your video? Thanks!

Amazing footage. Would it be ok to post a clip of this on my channel? I'll give you credit with a link back to your video. :)

Exelent job pilot

Impressive flight skills! Might I kindly request your permission to include this clip in my next episode? I’ll ensure full credit is given in the video and description. Thank you.

Beautiful aircraft - the cockpit is very elegant and un-cluttered.

Asmr

I like how the runway gets bigger as you approach.

Excellent pilotage. Left wheel touchdown into the wind...perfection.

That is air Canada! Thank you for your service

Insane footage! May I feature this clip in one of my videos ? Of course , link back to your original vid will be provided in the description. Thanks !

The A321 has such a good experience onboard

Yeeeeeehawwwwww get some!

Looks like a whole lot of fun to me.

Could you tell me

Where was this

Dang!!

You are waaaaayyy over controlling the aircraft. You roll left, then correct hard right, then correct hard left, and so on. Additionally, you pull hard and then release in the same way that you roll back and forth. This is a good example of pilot induced oscillation. I see it quite often in the Q400, as well as the "pilot induced turbulence" caused by the rapid abrupt pitch inputs.

I was flying over Grønland. On autopilot. Pub to pub. Scary

Amazing sound

Is that turbulence or wind shear? I can never really tell the difference, but I thought turbulence is more of a higher altitude phenonmon. Unless, of course, you're flying too close to another aircraft's wake.

Imagine having to steer your car like that. Exhausting.

Thought this was a simulator with some fun cockpit PoV set to max settings or something for a sec, gotta lay off the weed X'D

this is what's called a confidence builder excellent job of staying ahead of the plane and also the landing. would fly with you anytime .

What’s the odds of the airlines training the new DEI pilot applicants to do that? I think i’m done flying.

Fantastic capture! May I feature this landing in my next video? Of course I'll provide a link back to your original video. All the best to you!

SMOOTH!!!!

Which airport is this?

That’s the Boeing 737!

Парень в кепке молодец 👍

dude that was a clean landing regardless, kudos captain!

I'm glad the computer didn't call him a retard on this landing. Smooth as butter

a shame MSFS can not simulating this rateling shakes.

Very skill !!

wow that was incredible..so many little corrections and landed it perfectly. i will never complain about my little thermals no more.

Why do you say max crosswind? Like can there not be more crosswind than that?

In case anyone was wondering the 4 lights to the right of the runway are called the glide scope. A visual vertical indicator of your relationship with the runway. Two red two white is nominal. Too many red too low!, too many white too high

Is that the auto trim going nuts?

Nice job!

Very nice

It doesn't matter if you're a 1-hour student, or 30-year pilot.. you gotta admit that was impressive.

That steering wheel looks like it’s about to come off! 😯

He was on the glideslope until touchdown. Very nice approach and landing in appalling conditions

Avpsycpilot Everything's Clear we won't disturb someone else.

Bravo Captain!!!

Very good pilot

Very good landing and pilot. BUT this is for all pilots not just this guy. Please stop fighting the plane and let it fly. Moving the wheel rapidly back and forth is called PIO(pilot induced oscillation). If you CRAB all the way dow final it is 10 times smoother than the slip method. As you enter the flare hold the crab and don’t start wagging the wheel back and forth(this does not wag the wings and create more lift(joke)). When you feel the wheels gently touch push in upwind rudder only and wait for the sound of applause from the back. I’m retired from airline and I know this method works well. Its the only way to land an Airbus or airplane with flight control computers. Don’t try this technique in a Beech 18 or other taildragger.

Nice done

Get the ground crew to tighten up all loose screws and bolts before you take that thing back up and don't forget your dentures which fell out as you touched down, OK?

Phenomenal wrestling, keeping the centerline and main gear touchdown right on the markers.

34 years of flying. That guy knows what he's doing. Very nice work.