These are such beautiful images, never realized how gorgeous airliners look in heavy snow! Although, a little scary to be a passenger in these conditions I would imagine.
In weather like that, my local airport (Glasgow UK) would be closed "due to adverse weather" also, you are very brave being outside in that snowstorm filiming it, well done
Must be a lot of nervous passengers taking off in those white-out conditions, wow. A true testament to the skill level of the pilots & technology in the aircraft.
The traditional solution, from many experiences, was the booze cart for as long as it took to de-ice, wait, de-ice, wait...finally, take off and Zzzzzzzzzzz. Oh, Canada!! My home and native land...true patriot, in all thy (insert neo-Marxist, forget the context of the writing of the lyrics) "XYZ" command. With glowing hearts and Moosehead Ice, na, na, na, na, de la na... I miss you Canada, and palm trees are no valid reason to miss hockey games.
Chicago O'Hare's airport was one of the first airports to have deicing available at the end of the taxiway just before takeoff. Did you notice that the planes have their flaps configured at almost full flaps for takeoff? Even with the newer deicing materials that are used today, the pilots need to get the plane in the air ASAP after deicing.
Robert Brown • I always used to worry about that, how much icing was being accumulated between that last de-icing and the takeoff roll. I just knew the pilots weren't paying any attention, or were taking it for granted! I'd look around, and if I didn't see any other concerned faces, I'd settle back into my seat. (As if the other passengers knew.) But I guess they did, as we never had any incidents!
Sit back and relax and know that your pilot wants to live just as bad as you do. When I flew for United, I never took any chances. A delay of 15 minutes can usually be made up in flight.
First of all that video was shot when snow was falling and the temperature was probably around *1, *2 or *3C and therefore, no ice condition and no arctic winds in Toronto. No deicing was necessary. Please, like airports in Chicago, Detroit, Minneapolis, Buffalo, Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal know when they have to employ the deicing equipment because a certain temperature or wind condition have been reached.
Toronto International Airport has a lot less snow in the winter than Edmonton International Airport being very north of Toronto, Calgary, Montreal, etc. So, some winters here in Toronto we have a lot less snow and some winter a lot more and a lot more ice. From one year to another it can be very different and the Toronto Airport has to be aware of it.
Go search the internet first before speaking out of your ass. Toronto gets 118cm/annually, Edmonton only 86cm/annually. Just because some cities are more north and colder, doesn't mean they get more snow. Toronto gets more snow then most of the cities in the pararies
Do we have Snow tyres for aircraft also? And suppose the take off is from Pearson in heavy snow and destination is Middle East then we cann't use snow trye for landing
Watch out for the snow plows at the end of the runway, Toronto has got some pretty incredible/encroyable pilots. Remind me not to fly there in February. I also enjoyed the "90 percent positive" comment by the ATC,eh. Thanks for posting.
Having,been on Airplanes that took off in really bad weather like the above!1 I,have the highest respect for all the Pilots,that during these Weather conditions! Went,thru a lot of "Bumpy ", times,but managed to arrive safely !!
Barbara Irwin , I've landed at JFK from LAX, during a blizzard..The runway was satisfactory during landing..My respect to those pilots..May God continue to bless and keep them safe,as they remain loyal to their jobs✈✈❄❄
You haven't lived til you've seen a Montrealer reverse parallel park a Toyota Corolla into a tight parking space settling on top of 3 feet of snow, just routine.It becomes second nature when you are raised in this part of the world. On a day like this if you show up for work 15 minutes late you get a dirty look from your boss.
Does anyone know how long de-icing is effective before it has to done again? For instance, if a plane is de-iced how long can they be on the runway before it needs to done again?
The landing areas and starting areas are snow-plowed - cleared of snow before the planes can land or start as long as they are no strong winds, blizzards, whiteouts.
This is a landing operation but not a starting operation unless you show us at this juncture all the de-icing fliights. The regulations state that in winter you have to de-ice your plane before you start it and fly away.
@@daveni2 Im' from Greece so if i ever wanted to come and visit Canada i should close the tickets at least 2 months before.But i wouldn't mind (ofcourse i have had to spend some more money) to stay saying oh i was just excluded due a snowstorm.
How would you southerners in South America, Southern Europe, Africa, Australia, Asia planes starting in Toronto or landing in the Toronto Airport with this kind of weather condition?
First the planes will go through de-icing before they start. They would fly unless the wind factor and de-icing factor is calculated in. And between the flights which is not shown here you have snow-clearing machines on runways.
AB78 , There's nothing Beautiful about playing Russian Roulette with hundreds of lives..Not even insects should be treated this way... This is negligence.. period!!!
This is Leslie Person Toronto International Airport and this is just a snow storm but not a ice storm in which many planes would have been manoeuvred into the de-icing area. But your comment tells me that you have no knowledge of either condition - snow or ice. So, as a Canadian living in Toronto, why don't shut up and be quiet.
American air traffic controllers are the best during 911 they landed about 5000 planes in less then an hour. Yea that snow is building up real quick I would of asked for another de icing
And many of these planes landed in all-through Canada having been diverted by the American navigational system to Canadian Airports. Remember, Gander as one of them?
It is not covered in ice but snow and that is very different and are treated as such in Canada or anywhere else in the Northern Hemisphere. If temperatures fall below a certain degree than it becomes ice. That is when it gets treated very differently, like de-icing before taking off.
It.is such conditions as the above sure,is!! That,is why pilot's do lot's of training as they do,to deal with adverse "Weather " So,much respect for all of them !! Very,happy that "Women ",are becoming Pilot's also !!
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I used to work at Toronto Pearson, working in storms like this was a blast. Makes it a much more challenging work environment on the ramp. Good times.
this is one of the most "snowy" international airport on earth
These are such beautiful images, never realized how gorgeous airliners look in heavy snow! Although, a little scary to be a passenger in these conditions I would imagine.
This looks EXTREMELY dangerous to fly in. But that's Canada for ya...:) Great job to ALL the pilots of these aircraft.
I live in Toronto and I remember that storm well! I'm actually amazed that some flights weren't cancelled that day!
The jet blast should take care of some of the snow, especially the GE90... so much high velocity and very hot exhaust.
It would be no different than a little rain fall.
The engines would not know the difference
@@daveni2 Still, the engines act as powerful snowplows.
Dear london heathrow, several inches of snow should not stop your airport, sincerely Air Canada
Indeed, though it only takes as little of 3cm . . .
Mike Singer, I agree :)
listerone: "Snow is an unusual event in most of England" Same old lame reply used EVERYTIME it snows.
This is true and for all off us here we don't understand either and it's not just at the Airports but the whole infrastructure .
listerone It doesn't snow much on the West Coast Vancouver area. Yes, people drive like idiots but our airport stays open lol
Sorry I am not flying in that type of weather those pilots are real troopers!❄✈😎
In weather like that, my local airport (Glasgow UK) would be closed "due to adverse weather" also, you are very brave being outside in that snowstorm filiming it, well done
Diane Crowder they are experienced. Not to worry ✌
Diane Crowder yes they are
Diane Crowder
Joshua Gill, I love Canada :)
Great video,loved ATC, how these planes fly in this weather is beyond me.
Must be a lot of nervous passengers taking off in those white-out conditions, wow. A true testament to the skill level of the pilots & technology in the aircraft.
PokerRun388 , The passengers kept the crew busy with those liquor... wasted!!.. LoLz..
The traditional solution, from many experiences, was the booze cart for as long as it took to de-ice, wait, de-ice, wait...finally, take off and Zzzzzzzzzzz. Oh, Canada!! My home and native land...true patriot, in all thy (insert neo-Marxist, forget the context of the writing of the lyrics) "XYZ" command. With glowing hearts and Moosehead Ice, na, na, na, na, de la na...
I miss you Canada, and palm trees are no valid reason to miss hockey games.
Chicago O'Hare's airport was one of the first airports to have deicing available at the end of the taxiway just before takeoff. Did you notice that the planes have their flaps configured at almost full flaps for takeoff? Even with the newer deicing materials that are used today, the pilots need to get the plane in the air ASAP after deicing.
Robert Brown • I always used to worry about that, how much icing was being accumulated between that last de-icing and the takeoff roll. I just knew the pilots weren't paying any attention, or were taking it for granted! I'd look around, and if I didn't see any other concerned faces, I'd settle back into my seat. (As if the other passengers knew.) But I guess they did, as we never had any incidents!
Sit back and relax and know that your pilot wants to live just as bad as you do. When I flew for United, I never took any chances. A delay of 15 minutes can usually be made up in flight.
First of all that video was shot when snow was falling and the temperature was probably around *1, *2 or *3C and therefore, no ice condition and no arctic winds in Toronto. No deicing was necessary. Please, like airports in Chicago, Detroit, Minneapolis, Buffalo, Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal know when they have to employ the deicing equipment because a certain temperature or wind condition have been reached.
Air Canada in it's natural habitat
Kim haha
Hilarious and so true. 😂🇨🇦
Fuck you
Beautifully said
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Excellent! nice video, I bet you was shivering filming all this :)
Takeoff is not the big thing in that kind of weather, its the landing thats a bitch.. zero vis, possible icing on the runway.
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Fun fact: Toronto Pearson has the largest aircraft de-icing facility in the world.
really? cool
@@migs8497 2nd most international flights of any airport in North America after JFK too...
6 de-icing pads that can de-ice 6 wide body or 12 narrow body at any one time!
My old company built it.
fun fact, montreal has the most efficient aircraft de-icing and snow removal system in the world
it is amazing that even snowfall gets 50mm in 24hr, no plane delay inPearson airport
50 cm you mean
50 mm is very little
50cm
Amazing how more incidents don't occur in aviation. True professionals all around. It's a whiteout!
Jack Jones.!,,!, white out is when you cannot See the ground when you are taxing.
These jetfans have way more power in this cold weather!
Toronto International Airport has a lot less snow in the winter than Edmonton International Airport being very north of Toronto, Calgary, Montreal, etc. So, some winters here in Toronto we have a lot less snow and some winter a lot more and a lot more ice. From one year to another it can be very different and the Toronto Airport has to be aware of it.
They have the largest deicing facility in the world
Go search the internet first before speaking out of your ass. Toronto gets 118cm/annually, Edmonton only 86cm/annually. Just because some cities are more north and colder, doesn't mean they get more snow. Toronto gets more snow then most of the cities in the pararies
Great view in the storm. Thumbs up
Do we have Snow tyres for aircraft also?
And suppose the take off is from Pearson in heavy snow and destination is Middle East then we cann't use snow trye for landing
Watch out for the snow plows at the end of the runway, Toronto has got some pretty incredible/encroyable pilots. Remind me not to fly there in February. I also enjoyed the "90 percent positive" comment by the ATC,eh.
Thanks for posting.
Snow is not a big problem but if you have ice forming.
Beautiful country with her snow ❓❗❓❗😉
I agree :)
Having,been on Airplanes that took off in really bad weather like the above!1 I,have the highest respect for all the Pilots,that during these Weather conditions! Went,thru a lot of "Bumpy ", times,but managed to arrive safely !!
absolutely Barbara. God bless those pilots
Barbara Irwin , I've landed at JFK from LAX, during a blizzard..The runway was satisfactory during landing..My respect to those pilots..May God continue to bless and keep them safe,as they remain loyal to their jobs✈✈❄❄
Are the engines more efficient in cold weather?
While in Berlin one snowfloke and the whole airport is closed for the next few days...
Really nice video. Your videos are so sharp. You record in 4k?
This one is actually 1080p just sharpened a bit, but anything after mid 2017 is 4k
You haven't lived til you've seen a Montrealer reverse parallel park a Toyota Corolla into a tight parking space settling on top of 3 feet of snow, just routine.It becomes second nature when you are raised in this part of the world. On a day like this if you show up for work 15 minutes late you get a dirty look from your boss.
Too good, hats off to the pilot's in this kind of situation how they handle.
The ATC too. They have no visual on the planes from the tower. Hence "advise when rolling "
@@daveni2 Good point Dave.
Amazing video. Great job!!!!!!!!
+Justin Paterra thanks!
Does anyone know how long de-icing is effective before it has to done again? For instance, if a plane is de-iced how long can they be on the runway before it needs to done again?
That would depend on the temperature.
The temperature this day was hovering about 0c or 32f. It was a pretty heavy, wet snow.
Heavy snow is not a suspending flights condition but dangerous winds with heavy snowfall is.
The landing areas and starting areas are snow-plowed - cleared of snow before the planes can land or start as long as they are no strong winds, blizzards, whiteouts.
This is a landing operation but not a starting operation unless you show us at this juncture all the de-icing fliights. The regulations state that in winter you have to de-ice your plane before you start it and fly away.
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How many days earlier you must come to see so much snow?
I new some snow was coming but didn't know the snow would be so perfect as it was that day.
Just lucky
@@daveni2 Im' from Greece so if i ever wanted to come and visit Canada i should close the tickets at least 2 months before.But i wouldn't mind (ofcourse i have had to spend some more money) to stay saying oh i was just excluded due a snowstorm.
Lots of snow and lots of heavies...doesn't get much better than that. :)
I didn’t knew aircraft can land and takeoff while snowing
that AC 787 had obvious accumulation on all horizontal surfaces.
Snow is not the enemy but ice.
Neat seeing the a320 with the double bogey landing gear
+Discwhizkid s the one at the beginning was an a310 if that's the one u meant. The airtransat. One of a few airlines that still uses them.
How did you capture ATC conversation?
Scanner
but how come you can ear the in flight communication ??? cool
there a app called atc and you can hear all airport traffic control with it
Do they get better thrust sucking in all this moisture? Kind of like water injectors on B52s?:)
Wow, there was a lot of snow building up on that AC 787 at about 7:00!
How would you southerners in South America, Southern Europe, Africa, Australia, Asia planes starting in Toronto or landing in the Toronto Airport with this kind of weather condition?
All the planes which will leave Toronto are ok because snow fall does not special treatment but only ice.
wow ! beautiful plane spotting there
Canadian pilots have to be very proficient at CAT IIIa approaches. I wonder what the RVR is?
vonJet® Aviation Group , what's the definition of RVR?... I just love flying, maybe I should have been a pilot in another life.. LoLz LoLz,
First the planes will go through de-icing before they start. They would fly unless the wind factor and de-icing factor is calculated in. And between the flights which is not shown here you have snow-clearing machines on runways.
I'm surprised they still allowed planes to take off with how hard it was snowing. Crazy yet beautiful.
AB78 , There's nothing Beautiful about playing Russian Roulette with hundreds of lives..Not even insects should be treated this way... This is negligence.. period!!!
Snow is not the enemy in this case but winds and ice.
@@omelelliston2746 Oh get over yourself! We can't close our airports here everytime we get a little snow. Just don't have that luxury.
The backup music to this should be YYZ by Rush!
Superb. Loved every minute.
When heavy snow fall occurs ground is very slippery, how the Aircraft Tyres handle during take off (Tax) and landing, I have this question.
Runways are cleared.
Snow is not the problem because it is cleared from the runway. Ice is the problem and that is taking care of in a very different matter.
I love living in California! Born and raised.
You are lucky, i live here ..just watch !
Too bad.
This kind of weather is the sane in Toronto or in Chicage. They are mostly concerned about winds and ice and not snow.
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Un gran vídeo grabado en unas condiciones muy dificiles. Felicidades.
This looks like a nice spot, where is the location? I guess it’s not at the wendys at airport road.
This is Leslie Person Toronto International Airport and this is just a snow storm but not a ice storm in which many planes would have been manoeuvred into the de-icing area. But your comment tells me that you have no knowledge of either condition - snow or ice. So, as a Canadian living in Toronto, why don't shut up and be quiet.
I enjoyed the actual tower instructions ...Well done...
will gaukler , I'm curious, what is the Tower instructions?...Brace your self, for crash landing?, Or we're stuck on the runway (literally).. SMH..
Cool Video. What runway for take off/
+stitch16261 06 left
I get nervous just watching it.
As long you have snow clearing going on the starting lanes there is nothing.
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واشهد ان محمد رسول الله
Why
Air Transat is a Canadian airline so they should know how to fly in that weather!
Beautiful snow
Big Valley , Beautiful Snow, preferable on the ground, not up there¶¶😁😁
Wow you are thankful!!
Alert! Icing condition
Captain : Hold my beer
The airplane in snow are amazing
LHR !! are you watching this ?
strong snow storm in Toronto, bad weather, great flyers.
I live in Toronto and I always fly in the snow.
@Idlia Dosai This comment is underrated :)
The canadians pilots are one of the best training pilots , in the word . We have the best of the best in school training. I feel safety guys .👍👍
American air traffic controllers are the best during 911 they landed about 5000 planes in less then an hour. Yea that snow is building up real quick I would of asked for another de icing
Bryan Cook it was 🇨🇦 idea 💡
And many of these planes landed in all-through Canada having been diverted by the American navigational system to Canadian Airports. Remember, Gander as one of them?
Neat.
Are you serious? They don't close the airport with that kind of condition?
True instrument flying.....White out conditions like that would keep me at home
That a310 is so retro
Air transat Soon to replace them with the new A321LRs
How do the runways not get icey
Temperatures will do that. If it is below 0 C than you are looking out for ice if not, than you are ok.
Challenging mother nature....Cars are likely to skid in the snow, so does planes.. This is crazy and daring.. SMH 😱😱
The run way markers are not even seen....
how do they see anything in this weather..visibility is surely less than 100m
Visibility is
Felt like yesterday 😢
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at least they should manage to have heated runways without ice and snow
How do you get the atc communication?
Radio scanner as long as u know the correct frequencys u can hear it.
It is not the snow which is the most dangerous but it is the wind and ice.
Would love this without the scanner.
Whats kind of plane please?the first one
airbus a310 not many left
@@daveni2 Thank you very much and saha ftourek
The 1st plane on the video is covered in ice...Is that safe ?
It is not covered in ice but snow and that is very different and are treated as such in Canada or anywhere else in the Northern Hemisphere. If temperatures fall below a certain degree than it becomes ice. That is when it gets treated very differently, like de-icing before taking off.
Rat boy deice
Green anti ice spray on wings is the reason airport isn’t closed in snow storm
Don’t worry the safest way to travel......
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As long as they de-ice the plane before take off I don’t worry..
yep you can see the green glycol on the wings...
In that type of weather I will wait and stay on the ground
It.is such conditions as the above sure,is!! That,is why pilot's do lot's of training as they do,to deal with adverse "Weather " So,much respect for all of them !! Very,happy that "Women ",are becoming Pilot's also !!
i.don know how they fly in such whether
Well done videos
They wear snow tires..
I would call that severe snow storm...its a white out