Awesome video, New Brighton was extremely windy too, today! I find it interesting how more Airbus aircraft manage to get down over the B738's, for instance. I think the FBW has an impact on this; Fly-by-wire (FBW) system in the Airbus really shows off in situations, like such (I think this is why more Airbus where successful at landing).
Flying the 738 myself I know she's tricky to keep within Boeing's 'Stabilized Approach Criteria' on days lik these. I don't know the Airbus's criteria.
Cheers! It does seem like Boeing had more of an issue than Airbus, but that can just be down to company safety limits, Like Ryanair have wind limits lower than the required amount. Meaning theres a good safety margin!
Really cool video. I was on the Easyjet flight from Faro (I think the second Easyjet plane at 1:26?) Very smooth landing under the circumstances. Pilot did a great job.
airaction2257 I noticed myself in a lot of go around videos the airbus planes are usually less likely to go around. They seem to perform better in high winds
James Sheridan OMG, stop. Both types are held to the same standards when being built. There's other videos of nothing but airbuses performing go around.
It all depends on a number of factors, yes it is true that the were more 737 go arounds. But the fact of the matter is. Ryanair have strict limits on the amount of windshear pilots are aloud to land in, hence why a lot more of them abandoned the approach earlier on. Plus you have to remember the wind wasn't always as bad at some points, explaining why there was a run of about 4 planes that landed fine first time, then another 4 that all went missed!
Sensible pilots declare a missed approach if conditions are too iffy. Either go around and re-enter the pattern, or if more than one missed approach... try for an alternate airport.
Oh really now, because you commented that on a video from Stansted. And none of these ryanairs were ever near Stansted. Think you might be bullshitting mate ;)
They receive enough training. Its standard procedure to abort a landing in windshear that low down. So they actually followed all the correct procedures
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the shaky video footage only adds to the video, awesome shots! Thanks for sticking it out for us at home!
I guess it does haha Thanks! :D
Thankyou I really enjoyed your video,these pilots are great the way they handle these planes,they are to be admired.
Glad you enjoyed :D
Fantastic video mate, HUGE thumbs up for your determination to go plane spotting in these weather conditions! :D
Thanks haha! Was perhaps a bit of a stupid decision, thank god I had my mates car to camp out in when it got really bad!
Oh well, it was still worth it! :D
No rest for the wind sock! What a clip :D Nicely done mate :)
I'm surprised the bloody thing didn't come off haha! Thanks :D
Brilliant video mate! Crazy to see all those go arounds!
Thanks mate, indeed it was!
Lovely video Matthew. Enjoy tomorrow.
Cheers Daniel!
Stunning footage!
Cheers!
Great video!
So many go arounds ;)
Thank you!
Awesome video, New Brighton was extremely windy too, today!
I find it interesting how more Airbus aircraft manage to get down over the B738's, for instance. I think the FBW has an impact on this; Fly-by-wire (FBW) system in the Airbus really shows off in situations, like such (I think this is why more Airbus where successful at landing).
Flying the 738 myself I know she's tricky to keep within Boeing's 'Stabilized Approach Criteria' on days lik these. I don't know the Airbus's criteria.
Cheers! It does seem like Boeing had more of an issue than Airbus, but that can just be down to company safety limits, Like Ryanair have wind limits lower than the required amount. Meaning theres a good safety margin!
Insane winds! Great filming! Huge like from me!
Indeed! Thank you!
Diverted to LBA because of winds, that's a first. Great filming in those winds
Very often the other way round haha!
Really cool video. I was on the Easyjet flight from Faro (I think the second Easyjet plane at 1:26?) Very smooth landing under the circumstances. Pilot did a great job.
Thank you! Yeah that's your plane, one of the few that didn't have to go around!
KLM, Ryanair, Icelandair, all Boeing: Going around, diverting, declaring emergencies.
British, Easyjet, Thomas Cook (Airbus): "It's strangely empty on the tarmac today!"
Summed it up perfectly! Brilliant :D
I'm assuming the Ryanair 737's were practising touch and go on purpose!!
Antony Frampton Nope, none of these were planned!!
Great stuff you had a few go runs I see. Regards Mike
Indeed we did! Cheers :D
Great video, seems like the Airbus does much better in high winds than the Boeings !
airaction2257 Lol, highly doubtful. I think your bias towards Airbus may be clouding your judgment.
I'm not Bias towards any Airline manufacturer they both have good & bad things about them.
airaction2257 I noticed myself in a lot of go around videos the airbus planes are usually less likely to go around. They seem to perform better in high winds
James Sheridan OMG, stop. Both types are held to the same standards when being built. There's other videos of nothing but airbuses performing go around.
It all depends on a number of factors, yes it is true that the were more 737 go arounds. But the fact of the matter is. Ryanair have strict limits on the amount of windshear pilots are aloud to land in, hence why a lot more of them abandoned the approach earlier on. Plus you have to remember the wind wasn't always as bad at some points, explaining why there was a run of about 4 planes that landed fine first time, then another 4 that all went missed!
Sensible pilots declare a missed approach if conditions are too iffy. Either go around and re-enter the pattern, or if more than one missed approach... try for an alternate airport.
Very true
marvelous video mate
Thanks James!
Doris is a real bi...ch man.So strong winds.Made the pilots life so difficult.Awesome footage.
Indeed she is! Thanks!
Where exactly are you to get that viewpoint?
Paul Ward I'm on the mound just next to the flying schools off Dungeon lane 😊
4 Viscount Dr, Liverpool L24 5GA
What runway was in use?
Runway 27
exciting day good footage
Thank you mate!
Ryanair´s Landing 2:48 was weirdly the best hh
They certainly did well!
crazy winds today
indeed!
It looks like all the Ryan air pilots are going around!
Indeed haha!!
Quite ironic considering they are known for their cost cutting and fuel-saving short approaches!
Awesome video - just watch this be on ITV news with 100k Views hahah
Thanks James, well we're over a quarter of the way there ;)
good job! :-)
Thanks!
Nice video, It didn't seem like Boeing's day yesterday did it :)
Thanks! Indeed!!
My auntie cousin uncle were on the Ryanair diverted to lba
Ah interesting!
wow super dają rade
Thanks!
I was on one of the Ryanair's
Oh really now, because you commented that on a video from Stansted. And none of these ryanairs were ever near Stansted. Think you might be bullshitting mate ;)
nice :)
Thanks!
Ryanair pilots should have better simulation training for bad windshear
They receive enough training. Its standard procedure to abort a landing in windshear that low down. So they actually followed all the correct procedures
I was on this plane and it was so scary
Which one?
Hey the video good
Thanks!
THAT IS NOT WIND SHEAR
Well it was mate,
Better go around than slam
in the ground
Agreed!
Who are the idiot's that don't like this but watch expecting a f n movie, nice one from a ex aircraft loader 1979 to 1988 at Liverpool airport, 😎😗
Thanks a lot mate! Glad you enjoyed the video John!