Great little channel, but please stop using clickbait titles. "Pilot Nosedives to Avoid Crash" indeed. Come on. "Pilot nosedives to land as is standard practice here" is what happened.
"Nose dive" is such a cartoonish term. What crash was imminent and had to be avoided? (Spoiler alert: None.) What needs to be avoided here is clickbait, not crashes.
thank you for the life saving title today i learnt that you can avoid an air crash if you nose dive there would never have been air crashes had the pilots been smart enough to nose dive like this !
The dedication and professionalism of these pilots are truly commendable. They prioritize the safety and well-being of their passengers above all else. It's important that they receive the recognition and support they deserve for the sacrifices they make. Hats off to these skilled aviators! 🙌✈👨✈
What sacrifices? They're not putting themselves in any specific peril that the rest of the passengers onboard aren't in. Truly confused at what you're referring to.
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I did some jumps out of Twin Otters at a regional meet hosted by the US Air Force Academy waay back in '81. It was kinda cool to fly in USAF hardware, great jump planes.
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Yes
Luckily no one was injured
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where is the nosedive`to avoid crash part?
That St Barts plane stopped really quick!
thanks to reverse ! The last taxiway on the right is indeed hard to catch without turning back. Props to the pilot, the flare was absolutely perfect.
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Nice vid man
Great little channel, but please stop using clickbait titles. "Pilot Nosedives to Avoid Crash" indeed. Come on. "Pilot nosedives to land as is standard practice here" is what happened.
That first pilot+plane is completely badass. Combat approach plus stops in like 200ft? Lol.. pure awesomesauce.
"Nose dive" is such a cartoonish term. What crash was imminent and had to be avoided? (Spoiler alert: None.) What needs to be avoided here is clickbait, not crashes.
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Always love seeing a 747, a beautiful aircraft. Have a great day everyone.
0:00 That is the Twin Otter
These pilots are always the best caring for their passengers. Hope they got what they are sacrificing
He's gonna see us guys in the neck?? 😉
thank you for the life saving title
today i learnt that you can avoid an air crash if you nose dive
there would never have been air crashes had the pilots been smart enough to nose dive like this !
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I think your tinfoil hat fell off.
2:25 ah the good ol' days
Finally the Avalon Airshow gets a feature @2:06
Short runway with the first '"about to crash" plane.
Great video again.
Thought that thumbnail was Flight Simulator lol
Luckily no one was injured
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The first one? Such a short runaway, wow!
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"Pilot nosedives to avoid not landing"
seriously mate?? Nose dives to avoid crash? What are you talking about?
am i the only guy who still watches daily dose of aviation videos since 2020?
First nose dive video: really ridiculous to land from the mountain approach, why not approach from the sea direction??
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I thought "did he just call Air Force One "this 747" " until i realised there was too much blue
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"... to avoid crash"? Clickbait is strong in this one...
The dedication and professionalism of these pilots are truly commendable. They prioritize the safety and well-being of their passengers above all else. It's important that they receive the recognition and support they deserve for the sacrifices they make. Hats off to these skilled aviators! 🙌✈👨✈
What sacrifices? They're not putting themselves in any specific peril that the rest of the passengers onboard aren't in. Truly confused at what you're referring to.
You mean pilot flies into barts pretty normally. Click bait for sure.
No one was injured
Would it not be better to land from the other direction?
I imagine landing from the other direction would cause complications for go-arounds
@@joshl.6826 Ah that's a good point, didn't even think about that
@lucaas Incredible video👏👏
The nose dive approach was a super twin otter
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Of course it was Saint Barts, still isn’t clickbait.
Technically yes, the plane is at a negative pitch angle so it is indeed nose diving to the runway.
Yep standard practice and recognisable from the thumbnail, but still good to watch.
still clickbait
Yes click bait
There was no crash that needed to be avoided😐
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The Twin Otter is an icon of aviation.
You should change the title a 4th time it might be the one to get the clicks
Good head wind for landing this runway
the clickbait is getting worse...
This was a good one!
A bunch of random moderately-interesting videos copied from random sources with no date or context.
Yup, good stuff
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1:18 - No the Double Bogey a golfer wants to see!
It’s not a dangerous plane!
Great stuff! Keep finding those good videos. And hey, title them what you want. Make that money. And thanks for videos with folks that live!
I did some jumps out of Twin Otters at a regional meet hosted by the US Air Force Academy waay back in '81. It was kinda cool to fly in USAF hardware, great jump planes.
I always loved driving through the springs to see all the neat military aircraft they had! Lots of gliders and Cessnas though...
0:00 I saw a similar landing at Union Island. I got the impression that was the normal way for Twotters to land...
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"Luckily, no one was injured" :P
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I crashed more times than landed when landing at St Barts on MSFS !😆