Thanks! I’ve never seen anything like it before. The crew requested a missed approach, but it still surprised me with the gear coming down late compared to usual!
Certainly very interesting to see. I would guess that this was some sort of maintenance test which Lufthansa opted to carry out on this empty ferry flight. It's quite common for airlines to utilise these sorts of flights to perform checks. Looking at the approach radar data the first approach was stabilised well before the minima and while the gear was extended later than usual. It still appeared to be fully extended by the 500 foot landing gate. It would be interesting to find some official info on this one but that's my 2 cents!
Oh that’s interesting, thanks! It makes sense now. I’ve never seen anything like it before, but it was interesting to see. I know that the crew requested a missed approach, but it surprised me with the gear coming down quite a bit later than usual 😅.
Thanks! Apparently the crew requested a missed approach, I'm not sure at what point exactly they did though. I was zoomed in on it since it started its approach to the airport, hoping to catch the gear coming down. I didn't expect it to happen this late though!
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Belle observation 👍
Thanks!
Woah! That is really is late! Never seen something quite like it! What a Catch mate! 👍👍👍
Thanks! I’ve never seen anything like it before. The crew requested a missed approach, but it still surprised me with the gear coming down late compared to usual!
Beautiful video man!
Thank you!
Great catch Test was very Nice to See
Thanks! This one surprised me, I was wondering when the gear was going to come down 😅
Fantastic video✈️👏🏻🔝
Thanks as always!
Nice catch! That was really cool!
Thank you! It was cool to see - this one requested a missed approach, but it surprised me with the landing gear coming down later than usual!
Amazing capture, mate! Thumbs up! ;)
Thanks a lot! This one surprised me, seeing it come in with no landing gear for a while!
Nice Catch
Thanks!
わ～すごい迫力👍
Thank you!
Splendid!
Thanks a lot! It was great to see this Lufthansa A321 here!
Certainly very interesting to see. I would guess that this was some sort of maintenance test which Lufthansa opted to carry out on this empty ferry flight. It's quite common for airlines to utilise these sorts of flights to perform checks. Looking at the approach radar data the first approach was stabilised well before the minima and while the gear was extended later than usual. It still appeared to be fully extended by the 500 foot landing gate. It would be interesting to find some official info on this one but that's my 2 cents!
Oh that’s interesting, thanks! It makes sense now. I’ve never seen anything like it before, but it was interesting to see. I know that the crew requested a missed approach, but it surprised me with the gear coming down quite a bit later than usual 😅.
good catch 👍
Thank you! It was great to see this A321 here!
Spectacular Catch!
Thank you! It did surprise me seeing this on approach with no landing gear for a while 😅
Outstanding catch
Thank you! It was great to see this A321 here today, I was wondering when the landing gear was going to come down 😅
Wow! Wonder what that was all about. Great video.
Thank you! Apparently the crew requested a missed approach, it surprised me with the landing gear coming down later than usual.
Great video!
Thanks! This one surprised me, coming in with no landing gear for so long!
Wow, great catch. Could've been another Pakistan International Airlines flight 8303 type accident, I'm sure Lufthansa will investigate
Thanks! Apparently the crew requested a missed approach, I'm not sure at what point exactly they did though. I was zoomed in on it since it started its approach to the airport, hoping to catch the gear coming down. I didn't expect it to happen this late though!