Am an older pilot now,but nerves of steel to land at this airport.Great Landing and Video.Where you can actually see the input and reaction time on how the 737 behaves.Congrats!
@@haqkomano4175 you would be very surprised at how an aircraft handles… I recommend trying it sometime if you get a chance. It’s very trippy. Nothing like a car
The 737 Max is a complete piece of garbage that has killed hundreds because of its bogus technology that causes the plane to nose down. Boeing should be absolutrly ashamed of this dumpster fire.
Before 9/11, I was invited to ride in the jump seat of a 747 landing at Athens. I was amazed at how much control input was necessary by the pilots. Mad respect.
@@Paul.mccartney_recordingsso because it’s a smaller plane, that means the pilots don’t need to control it? I’m struggling to understand your reasoning here. The original comment was talking about his experience with pilots landing an aircraft and how much they need to control it. That’s the same for all aircraft, look at a Cessna 172 landing and then go look at a 747 landing. They both need to control it.
@@rtbrtb_dutchy4183 please enlighten me on how this guy doing a great landing is over controlling. I’m sure you have plenty of hours behind the stick to back it up.
Great job Just Planes,, that is a very skilled pilot to preform that type of approach and landing, not much time to configure the aircraft. Thank you again..👍👍
I have some dexterity issues in my limbs. But even if I did not... watching them making it look soooooo simple.. even single handedly.. is inspirational. . . Also.. kudos to the automation and the increased 'fly by wire' systems.
I forget there is a bit of a delay when turning in a plane, in the air. You see he turns the yoke, but it takes a bit for it to react. I think that would take me the hardest to get used too
Nice landing. After landing noticed the pilot pulled the yoke aft( towards him). Especially on a wet runway, push yoke forward to add weight to the wheels to help stop the aircraft.
That's the role of spoilers. The only reason he pulled the yoke after main gear touchdown was to anticipate the nose gear touchdown which didn't wait that much to occur hence why the yoke has been quickly released.
Very soft landing. That's a really challenging airport to land in. I love my beautiful Azores (i am Portuguese). But... Flying back and forth is scary. Boat trips are much easier on me. Blood of navigators.. 😊
It amazes me how big that plane is wow and you're such a wonderful pilot to bring it down like that I admire that so much that is one big plane wow that's just amazes me
Guessing this is TUI or another Dutch operator, also looks like they leave the reversers at idle... Only one operator of 73s I worked for allowed that. Nice vid guys
Those MAX jets have wonderful screens, nice and large. I'd be all over the overhead one that pops down so I wouldn't have to take my eyes off the front.
Fantastic landing especially considering the conditions. It's such a hard landing on flight simulator. Deceptive especially with the radar altimeter that suddenly loses 200 feet
Great example for those who wonder about right handed captains transitioning to a left sidestick. He's already used to left hand control so it's never a big deal.
Hard to tell from the video, but it appears that you had flight director guidance from the base leg on to touchdown and rollout. Not to take anything away from your remarkable hand flying, but is that FD following some sort of GPS or "black hole" approach? In my day, it was ILS or nothing.
Seems a bit strange that the call out went straight from 500 feet to 50 feet without an "approaching minimum" call out followed by "minimum" to which the pilot flying would reply either "continue" or "landing", Pretty sure the audio has been dubbed over a different video.
It's 2023 and we can't have variable intercom squelch in our airliners like I had in a Cherokee during my PPL, so we have to listen to our FO/Captain doing a Darth Vader if we want to keep the intercom on using ANC headphones.
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Am an older pilot now,but nerves of steel to land at this airport.Great Landing and Video.Where you can actually see the input and reaction time on how the 737 behaves.Congrats!
@L G crosswind and 150° turn right before the runway
To elaborate on the above, the mountain on the left causes funny air currents around it.
I have a question, why do pilots need to move so much steering back and forth and left and right near landing?
@@haqkomano4175 thats how you steer aircraft. they have surfaces for steering and no direct connection like a car to the road
@@haqkomano4175 you would be very surprised at how an aircraft handles… I recommend trying it sometime if you get a chance. It’s very trippy.
Nothing like a car
Flawless video and love MAX instruments 😉👍🏻
The 737 Max is a complete piece of garbage that has killed hundreds because of its bogus technology that causes the plane to nose down. Boeing should be absolutrly ashamed of this dumpster fire.
Before 9/11, I was invited to ride in the jump seat of a 747 landing at Athens. I was amazed at how much control input was necessary by the pilots. Mad respect.
But this plane is a 737
Just the same…control input appropriately the same: 737 - 747 and my plane the Embraer 145 (11978). Just appreciate the general idea.
@@Paul.mccartney_recordingsso because it’s a smaller plane, that means the pilots don’t need to control it? I’m struggling to understand your reasoning here. The original comment was talking about his experience with pilots landing an aircraft and how much they need to control it. That’s the same for all aircraft, look at a Cessna 172 landing and then go look at a 747 landing. They both need to control it.
@@Watermalone119honestly, it’s just pilots over controlling.
@@rtbrtb_dutchy4183 please enlighten me on how this guy doing a great landing is over controlling. I’m sure you have plenty of hours behind the stick to back it up.
Smoothest landing I may have ever seen here. You are great at your job. Stay safe. Be blessed.
As a lifelong plane fanatic, I find your channel fascinating. Thanx for all you do 😊
Pilots have tough job while landing with tail winds. These guys nailed it!
Slightly long but for that approach hella good 👍👍👍👌👌👌
Amazing landing!
welldone, this is an example of a skilled landing💪😎 especially in the rain👏
One of the most smoothest landings I have seen. Amazing work.
Nice job. Continuous small, accurate inputs to control the airplane’s inertia and prevent any deviation without over controlling.
Great job Just Planes,, that is a very skilled pilot to preform that type of approach and landing, not much time to configure the aircraft. Thank you again..👍👍
Great control! Nerves of steel! Nice smooth landing!
Wind conditions at this airport must have been a mess--the constant corrections just before touchdown. Whew! Great job.
actually constant corrections are normal for every landing, slower speeds make inputs less responsive
That was a calm day for Funchal, it's a crazy airfield. I never liked operating into there when I was flying for a living.
nice turn and the best approach
Absolutely amazing landing beautiful video x
Thank you for sharing that. Brought back many memories. I'm long retired.
i am a pilot aspirant and comments like yours inspire me and make me humble knowing that the life i want, someone has already accomplished.
Hi! I was thinking that as a retired pilot you may like my videos! I would be pleased to hear some thoughts!
@@V1gilan7e me too!
I had to watch this twice..... because the landing was so smooth ❤
I have some dexterity issues in my limbs.
But even if I did not... watching them making it look soooooo simple.. even single handedly.. is inspirational.
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Also.. kudos to the automation and the increased 'fly by wire' systems.
What a confidence landing.. Bravo 👍
Always impressive takeoff and landing, I'm a real fan 😊
Great stuff guys! Respect!
I like the cockpit of the 737 MAX here. 👍
Very Nice landing 🛬 and elegant pilot 👮🏻✨
Bro only needs one hand to land on one of the most difficult airports in the world 😂
🗿🔝🫡🛩️ like a boss!
Amazing landing 👏 👌
Nailed it! Too smooth man!
That was a very smooth landing!!
Impecable landing. 😀😍♥️♥️👋👋👋
Very short final approach for a jet. Nice work!
Brilliant, professional, skilled - awesome!
I forget there is a bit of a delay when turning in a plane, in the air. You see he turns the yoke, but it takes a bit for it to react. I think that would take me the hardest to get used too
Is the lag more in Airbus aircrafta due to fly by wire?
@@piyushkanthak1087 no
@@piyushkanthak1087 the lag is because the plane is just large. the interia takes some time to overcome.
@@jonaak7 thanks for clarifying, some people claim this
@@piyushkanthak1087 even 777 and 787 are fly by wire
Any more streams with Shiama would be great
Shiama❤️❤️❤️🥰
Love the max 737 has earned it's keep for many many years now
One handed as well, he's different gravy the portugeeza😎
Awesome, no ILS. Respect
Right on the numbers!
Good video!
Nice landing. After landing noticed the pilot pulled the yoke aft( towards him). Especially on a wet runway, push yoke forward to add weight to the wheels to help stop the aircraft.
That's the role of spoilers. The only reason he pulled the yoke after main gear touchdown was to anticipate the nose gear touchdown which didn't wait that much to occur hence why the yoke has been quickly released.
Beautiful flare!
Absolutely wonderful
Very soft landing. That's a really challenging airport to land in. I love my beautiful Azores (i am Portuguese). But... Flying back and forth is scary. Boat trips are much easier on me. Blood of navigators.. 😊
Посадка это самый СЛОЖНЫЙ МАНЁВР!!! УМНИЦЫ !!!!!🇷🇺👍👍👍👍🛩
the crosswind is often in Funchal, that was very safe landing
It amazes me how big that plane is wow and you're such a wonderful pilot to bring it down like that I admire that so much that is one big plane wow that's just amazes me
I’ve made that landing a few times as a passenger. Used to fish out there part of the year.
Este aterrizaje fué de mantequilla,no puedo decir lo mismo del aterrizaje que tuvimos en mi visita a Madeira...algunos pasajeros rezaban 😁
Well done 👏
Guessing this is TUI or another Dutch operator, also looks like they leave the reversers at idle... Only one operator of 73s I worked for allowed that. Nice vid guys
When I heard ''10'' I knew it was a smooth landing. BTW nice handling 👌
It says 10 on every landing
Those MAX jets have wonderful screens, nice and large.
I'd be all over the overhead one that pops down so I wouldn't have to take my eyes off the front.
Fantastic landing especially considering the conditions. It's such a hard landing on flight simulator. Deceptive especially with the radar altimeter that suddenly loses 200 feet
Beautiful landing
Calm day for Funchal but surprised they goto the required visual when down wind.
Awesome,, no overcontrolling
Totally cool 🆒😎....u got some skills😅
Thrilling
Great piloting
I'm a pilot 45 y.o ,and really was a great landing,
It's too hard to change head such as fast
Smooth! Great job
Funchal very nice island ❤
Nice video! Is the pilot from the Netherlands, because I hear "nou....de kust", just curious 😁.
Yeah same 😬
Great example for those who wonder about right handed captains transitioning to a left sidestick.
He's already used to left hand control so it's never a big deal.
As a 25 year airline mechanic, I love my hand in making this possible.
Thats some good rudder inputs!
Well done! This from a retired UNITED 767 captain.
its fake lol
@@Kpoole35lol 100% real.
@@saxmanb777 well that’s also untrue because since 1955 there’s been a change every other year
Inshaalloh albatta uchuvchi boʻlaman ❤️😊
As a helicopter pilot i always thought we move cyclic and other controls more than fixed wing..... This video changed my concept
Even though pitch up, plane continues to descend 👌🏽
A boeing 737 is supposed to fly a flaps 30 final approach with a positive pitch.
aviation is something that I'm like maneiro that's cool .very beautiful
Love it👏😍😍
Wooooow! Je nice Job! 🙏🙏🙏
These guys know the score.
This is why Captains are Captains
5 stars
5 /5 amazing landing
The B38M landed 😳😳😳😳
QUE SENTIDO HAY, SERA ESPECIAL, EL CONTROL DEL APARATO EN SUS MANOS CONSTE
Smooth.landing awesome
Hard to tell from the video, but it appears that you had flight director guidance from the base leg on to touchdown and rollout. Not to take anything away from your remarkable hand flying, but is that FD following some sort of GPS or "black hole" approach? In my day, it was ILS or nothing.
The FD is in LNAV so it’s following the guidance for an RNAV/GPS approach.
737max, you are a brave man
berfect landing ❤❤❤
Nice work
is MCAS improved now?
Great Landing! I hear sims are more sensitive than actual?
Awesome!!❤️🇵🇭
Great pilot awesome I'm a helicopter US Army I can fall asleep with that guy flying he's good
It is not so easier than we look
Allah bless all poilets
Amen
Mashallah
May the force be with them.
hopefully one day I will become a Poilet too
@@vasilisz4916 It's "Bri'ish" for pilot. :P
Touched down a tiny bit too late for my taste, but well done. Funchal is tricky…
Wow… a Max actually landed!
That pilot is so good he only needs one hand to fly. He will never be my pilot
That’s how all pilots fly💀
The other hand is on the thrust levers
todo mi respeto hacia a los pilotos.. nota 10
Very clean
Seems a bit strange that the call out went straight from 500 feet to 50 feet without an "approaching minimum" call out followed by "minimum" to which the pilot flying would reply either "continue" or "landing", Pretty sure the audio has been dubbed over a different video.
The pilot forgot to follow the Approach and Landing check list according to his joke check list 😅
Nice landing
It's a Max, I'm just happy it stayed in the air long enough to land.
Mcas only activated after takeoff if the flaps are retracted that’s won’t happen during landing
@@andrewkenobi9486 OK, Boeing only designs planes to crash on takeoff, ok, thanks for the clarification.
@@martinwhite418 how can you forget the 747 & 777
The industry leaders
Designed and developed by Boeing
@@andrewkenobi9486 yeh ok sure.. whatever u say bud
Does 737 Max 8 have an autoland capability and would it work for these conditions?
It's 2023 and we can't have variable intercom squelch in our airliners like I had in a Cherokee during my PPL, so we have to listen to our FO/Captain doing a Darth Vader if we want to keep the intercom on using ANC headphones.
Madeira is such a final sheeesh :D
هبوط رائع وموفق
Where was this landing?
One handed as well 🙂👍