Lukla landing - cockpit view
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- Come for a ride into Lukla, Nepal!
We are taking cargo - food and drink, up to Lukla for the many trekkers making their hike to Base Camp or attempting to summit Mt. Everest.
This flight departed from Ramechapp, as that's closer than Kathmandu, and has road access. Those needing supplies will have it trucked into Ramechapp and we fly it to Lukla. It's a lot cheaper than having flown direct from Kathmandu.
It is a lot of fun flying amongst the Himalayas (on a good day!) and the views are amazing!
Note: This flight is pre covid
Huge thanks to Capt. Sudhan KC for help with this video!
Enjoy!
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"This is a cargo flight with beer and noodles, yeah, they don't clap" :))
Made my day haha
Mine too🤣
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This has to be one of the best landing videos on Lukla in this platform. Finally, a real pilot sharing his experience and calmly going through the process of flying to this airport. With so many bogus videos on Lukla around on TH-cam, it's refreshing to find one that's not. It's almost criminal that TH-cam does not promote this as often. Please make a follow on video dispelling the mythical status of flying there and bring some sanity to this discussion.
Thanks, I appreciate your kind words 🤠
Such a crazy approach. I am a pilot myself and i felt goosebumps by watching this. You literally fly towards a wall of mountains, you have to fly an increased approach speed because of the altitude and you know at a certain point, that the landing has to be made no matter what, no chance to initiate a safe go around a few miles from the treshhold, crazy. 100% respect.
Came from 74 Gear's channel. Thank you sir! This is by far the most detailed explanation of landing in the Lukla, amazing job. Keep going and fly safe!
Thanks very much, appreciate the kind words!
Your narration and visual markup is absolutely superb
Thanks, appreciate it 👍
He is not narrating, it seems to be outsourced 😂
A guy on Reddit posted this and this is one of the very best Lukla landing vids I've seen. No drama, no ego, just "here we are and here we go."
Lukla isn't just a simple landing, it's a life changing decision
I flew in to Lukla in 1983. Even more thrilling was the take off as the plane dropped a bit after it left the runway. I could see the remains of planes that had crashed in the valley below. I met Hillary in Kumjung where he was building a school and joked about the crashed planes I saw. I didn’t know that his wife and daughter perished there a few years earlier.
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I flew into Lukla in 1979 and there were the remains of three aircraft.
Small correction. Hillary's wife Louise and his youngest daughter Belinda were killed in a plane crash less than a mile after taking off from Kathmandu on the way to Phaplu. The NZ pilot was reckless and failed to do a pre-flight. Tragic.
Flew into Lukla 1999
One of the best Lukla-films I,ve seen!
The view through the cockpit windows is so very surreal like going back in space and time with it's breath taking views. Many people are seeing this for the first time as I am. This is stunning!
Interesting that the runway is so small it's hidden by the canopy post until the last moment. Fantastic video.
came here from your comment on 74gear great videos jim! "beer and noodles dont clap" :D
My husband is a charter pilot in Canada who has flown all over western Canada in to some remote places in the Rockies & I thought that was tricky! This is amazing & well narrated! Amazing view! I will pass on a trip to Lukla - I don’t enjoy flying all that much!
Haha😊 oh but you must (try).. you'd enjoy.
(ummm.. let sir not be in the crew and have him accompany you as a passenger. So that ALL of you/family can cherish it).
Else him flying you in the Rockies or here in South Asia... might lead to taunting or teasing.. should it not go 100% as expected.
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Yes, I too am a lot nervous whenever a near dear one is on a flight or I myself have to...
"beer and noodles don't clap" that took me a minute...
That's quite a runway: pilot makes it look easy here but I bet it's anything but. From the look of that cliff ahead a go-around must be quite a hair-raising proposal. But what amazing scenery.
True that
'Landed' here after some unfortunate crash video at Lukla in 2019. Glad to see you made it safely.
Same here...
Fantastic vid! Just discovered your channel thanks to the YT algorithm which for once did something right. Thank YOU for NOT using music, no really thank you for not doing that! So many other aviation vids wrecked with music. Great narration, and of course your professionalism makes this whole thing look easy but we well know its not. Subbed!
What an amazing flight with such great narration sir!
Wonderful to see this landing in RL; one of my all time favourite airports in MSFS 2020!
MSFS is too easy real life harder!
Sorrowful sheep 😅👍🏼👌🏽
I think this is the best aircraft video I have ever seen. The narrative was so interesting and informative, thank you very much for posting!!!
Thankyou Jimbo. Certainly impressive scenery. Love the cockpit views in full screen on TV
I absolutely love the local flights in Nepal. It involves a lot of skill and experience to handle aircrafts in high altitudes surrounded by even higher mountains.
Came from Kelsey video from your comment... nice one captain 👊🏻
Absolutely great video, I'm privileged to have been to Nepal a number of times, have extended family there. It's a truly amazing country with equally amazing people. I really loved your detailed video, thank you.
I know how is dangerous to land and takeoff from Lukla but when I watch a landing from cockpit, still I am keeping my breath!...you are the choosen one as pilots...Hats off to all of you...have a safe takeoff and landing.
Well done Jimbo. Trust an Aussie to get us all down safely. Have been watching lots of Lukla videos (landings, takeoffs and accidents) during this bloody Covid pandemic, but this might well be the best of the lot. Excellent coverage and commentary.
Cheers mate, appreciate it! I'm from the East Island 😁🇳🇿👍
@@JimboBurgess Ha!, Ha!, I couldn't detect a Kiwi accent, so I assumed,...apologies.
This is AWESOME! Thank you for sharing this incredible experience. It's my dream to visit here one day. Thanks for sharing.
I've seen a handful of videos on landing at Lukla and yours stands out as the best one. You make it look easy, but I am sure it's challenging every time for you making that trip. Hats off to you and safe travels, sir!
Excellent! Hare Krishna Hare Krishna Krishna Krishna Hare Hare Hare Rama Hare Rama Rama Rama Hare Hare
Nice work Jimbo describing the flight & approach. That Eeen-Zeed Eeeekscent...!
I immediately love how simple the flight panel is, compared to other aircraft.
This landing is awesome cool ! What a great pilot ! I watched the video now 3 times in 2 days. Thank you very much !
What a fantastic, unique video! Huge thanks for taking us along, and yeah, that turnaround time is certainly short!
That was a nice full stall landing you could hear the stall warning horn going off at the perfect time very good !
That's a really great vid. Excellent narration and highlighting of the instruments etc. thanks!
A wonderful flight commentary for a remote part of the planet. A place that seems to make you want to now visit one day!
Spectacular. Great job! The narration was educating, for sure.
This is a very nice video about a very skilled pilot...
Very cool, thank you. Been there and boy, what a trip. Lovely to see what a pilot goes through
I don't know who you actually are, we've never met before, but after this vid I already like you, Jimbo. Should I show up in Lukla, I will ask for you as PF. :)
Great video and as mentioned by other great narration. Would like to see this with an offset camera so that the center windshield post on this machine is not blocking the view on final. All the best.
Thanks for the wonderful video about your flying to Lukla airport.....Congrats
I flew into and out of Lula in the early '80s in a Twin Otter. The strip was gravel then, and the door between the passenger section and the flight deck was open. it was almost as exciting as landing in Ketchikan Alaska in a Truman Goose before the airport was built; we landed on the water, sploosh!
Came here from the recommendations.
Everyone else is saying where they came from...
Anyway, it's a shame you can't stay there longer than five minutes. I would be in awe of the sights around me. Just the sight of the snowcapped mountain in the background after the plane had come to rest is fascinating.
Thanks for the Video ans for sharing your experience! I admire your skills. You are a lucky man 😁
What a brilliant vid! Bit of a departure from the usual white-knuckled screaming Twin Otter yanking down the handbrake!
Great explanation - thanks.
Stunning, professional presentation!
Very cool to see the intricacies involved in landing at Lukla, which I've done twice. The first plane I flew on (Yeti 9N-AFE) crashed 18 months later, and the second plane (Agni 9N-AHE) also crashed 18 months after my flight! (Cue the Twilight Zone theme...) I'd do it again in a heartbeat.
You were passenger, or were you crew¿
Please tell us if you do.
We'll have to set a reminder of 18 months on that aircraft!
Sorry, you're grounded. We can't risk anymore planes.
Just ticked 1 of my bucket list off and passed my Lapl a few days ago. After watching your video I just added anouther to the list. Would love to sit in the Right seat flying into Lukla. Great video best I have seen into there. Nice and relaxed, informative and factual.
Congrats mate! 🍻 Great feeling isn't it?! I hope you get to tick that one off your list too, there are some spectacular views when the weather is great 👌🗻
Damn Captain Jimbo is so awesome. I have flown in Dornier and Twin Otters previously and every time I get so scared, the plane is always vibrating extremely, turbulence is maximum (in Dornier as per my experience), and the extreme turns and bents that always require a deep breath. But I think if my flight commander is Capt. Jimbo, I might be little calm. BTW, the flight video is awesome. I imagined huge claps and screams after your landed :) .
The applause would be from the folks on the ground. "The beer is here!"
Also from Kelsey's channel! LOL :D Thanks so much for pronouncing "Nepal" correctly.
Enjoyed that thanks. My local DZ, Irish Parachute Club operates a PAC 750 the past few seasons. She was delivered from NZ after a refurb, skydive conversion etc. STOL/ climb capabilities make it a popular choice for DZs but I can that it's an ultra versatile aircraft.
This was awesome! What an amazing flight experience! Thank you for taking us on this journey!
What a fantastic job you have! Kudos and thanks for you great flight videos.
Also came from Kelsey’s channel! Thank you so much for uploading these videos, so well explained and very enjoyable! Always happy landings ✈️🙌🏻
thanks for taking us on this flight and explaining everything .Was great
Thank for this unique insight in the details of landing at this epic site... ablolutely great video...
Thanks, I have landed here a few times, first time in 1992, it was just a dirt strip, no tarmac, no buildings, I got stuck there for 4 days waiting to fly out. We flew in on a twin otter, very scary flight, and very bumpy landing with dust and stones flying everywhere.
last time, a few years ago it was tarmac and much better organised, still chaotic, but organised chaos.
That would've been an amazing experience 🙌
Wooouuu... super video! 👍👍 Love and 🧘! Da, apreciez postarea! Sunt multe de învățat! Mă regăsesc! Un gând bun! A good thought! 🧘
Love the narration, from the technical to the philosophical. I gave it a go on MSFS, easy settings of course.
THANK YOU ! . . . A wonderful experience. Your narrative is much appreciated--indispensable..
That is a superb video. Absolutely outstanding clarity and explanation. Brilliant upload.
Bravo! Great landing and great vid. I've long wanted to see this.
I'm always fascinated by the location of this airport. I haven't been able to land there on my Flight Simulator yet,...loll....Navigating through the mountains to find Lukla airport is no small feat...neither on FSX nor in real life I would imagine...
Wow!!! Excellent Video👍👍👍👍
Even though you only dropped beer and noodles, you are the Man!
Great video.... glad I stumbled across it!
great video. thanks for the insight. I love this plane!
That's the best explanation of landing at Lukla that I have seen.
Cheers, appreciate it 👍
Watched this a whole bunch of times! Great flying sir - top of your game.
I flew in once and out twice. Thanks for the memory.
Thanks for the ride K1w1, enjoyed the narrative 👍
Amazing video! Thank you for sharing :) I hope more is coming.
True flying...I flew a Condor at Brighton...would never like to do this....stunning flying
Tremedous flying. God always keep those flyers safe
Acho incríveis esses vídeos desse aeroporto.
Brilliantly detailed video showing how quickly that airstrip seems to come into view from the cockpit. Beautifully shot and narrated too. Thanks to your comments in the 74gear section I found this video. Nice job.
Thanks mate, appreciate the kind words
Well Done.
Awesome video.
Cheers!!
I really enjoyed this a lot. Thanks for posting. Greetings from México.
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What a gorgeous view. Thanks for all the detail.
Thought provoking and very informative talk through Mate. Thank you!
Excellent commentary!! Nice job!!
❤❤❤ thanks for uploading this epic one video❤❤❤
Great narrative Jimbo !, great flying too............you certainly get around. Must be that number 1 pilot.............thank you Sir
Really nice video. Great job. Thanks.
Hey Jimbo, really enjoyed this video! I am lucky enough to have visited Nepal a few times and have made some great friends there and would love to get back one day. My favourite country in the world. I would be curious to know how you ended up flying planes over there! All the best
That was much enjoyed! Unemployed cabin crew with tons of flying knowledge and theory and love for the world. This is sick. This is like take offs past V2 only for landings. It's psycho stuff, you have no choice past the threshold.
Great explanation. I was always curious to see how exactly the procedures are for Lukla and it turns out it's very similar to the flying I do here in Papua as well. Although the strips I fly to don't tend to be as busy as what you've got in Lukla. As you rightly said this is some of the most rewarding flying you will ever do.
Keep up the good work. And safe travels.
Spot on piloting skills! Thanks for the video.
Wow, this was really a cool video. Very nice, interesting and calm comments also. Good job!
Really good video - great stuff. I'm sure it's true about discipline and flying going hand in hand.
Best Inside view 👍👍👍
Thank you. Pilots are my friend!✈️
Amazing stuff. Quite a gem this channel.
Very fascinating-Thanks for sharing
Absolutely fantastic video!
De los mejores videos que he visto acerca de aterrizajes en Tenzing-Hillary(LUKLA) .... impresionante y formidable la tranquilidad con que lo haces. Sin duda tienes muchísima experiencia con aviones STOL y en zonas como esta.
Jimbo, what a great video. I can almost imagine the silence and stepping out you get the sweet aroma of burnt jet fuel.
Cheers! Yes, very peaceful and serene 👌
Nice content captain ❤….keep up the sharing
I tell you what, I'd bloody well clap if I saw an aircraft bringing me beer and noodles!
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My greatest respect. If you can land and take off in Lukla, you can do it anywhere. 👍🧐