A terrifying experience?!?!? A terrifying experience is to be told to fly in weather like this. See, no one is questioning their skills. I believe the only thing in question now is the Airport Manager's Sanity! Everyone knew the forecast for today! I am wondering how come that exactly the Airports missed it, especially if they are one of the places which update it regularly and AIRPORTS have their own meteorologist, who work at the Airport!
@@markdee3506 Money is the Wrong answer! IF something happen, I pray Lord it does not, the compensations paid will be way beyond the earning of a flight. I would say that the answer is gross incompetence, but every single soul there has done this for years! So, it's practically someone waking up today and saying to himself: "The only thing I haven't achieved in this life is to be an absolute moron. I believe today is the right time for that!"
@@ViceroyoftheDiptera Coming from now 7 years experience flying commercially with my ATPL, I've never met a pilot who doesn't enjoy the challenge of CAT II and III conditions.
Hats off to all the pilots for landing peacefully,proud of our own lady Captain Karauri for landing Kenya airways safely at Heathrow airport despite of the storm
It was a situation that could have been avoided. It's about placing profits as a priority over safety. No one forced those pilots to take that risk (or did they????). There must be a flaw in human nature when we fail to learn by our previous errors.
Ive watched sky news all day today and like most its been amazing watching these amazing pilots land these big aircraft in such a storm. Absolutely take my hat off to them.
Totally agree, when I see 400 meter ships, 800 meter skyscrapers and even the thing I'm typing through right now. I think, wow some humans are really smart. There are so much more but these are the ones that came to my mind right away.
Those split second decisions to abort landing when the plane is almost down had my heart in my mouth. In awe of the tremendous skill and courage shown by the pilots!!
Give every pilot an enormous round of applause, what skill, what micro second application of skill; deciding at the last second whether to land or go around. A tribute to their training and cool thinking.
No need to be scared when a pilot doesn't like the approach and decides to do a go-around, they're doing that because they're putting your safety first. Cross winds, however, can be pretty scary at times!
@@iCrapBubbles No need to be scared when a pilot doesn't like the approach and decides to do a go-around, they're doing that because they're putting your safety first. Cross winds, however, can be pretty scary at times!
Kudos to all the engineers and test crews that design and test past the limits to make sure these aircraft are up to this. Kudos to the managers that get out of the way and let them do their thing. As an aside, if the crosswinds are out of limits, your pilot should not be trying this at home. Do not give anyone grief for landing somewhere else or holding for hours. PS - the lives were saved a long time ago by other people who figured out what the limits are.
It's like being on a roller coaster having been on a plane landing in strong winds I know how it feels I was scared but thanks to the pilots we landed safely
In my flying days, landing in a big crosswind, especially from the right (pilot in command on left side) , was a tough thing to do in a small aircraft. Kudos to these pilots in the airliners!!!
YIKES ! That sideswing is too much for me to watch ! Maybe it looked worse than it was, but the passengers must have held on for dear life ! LOVE THE BIG JET COMMENTARY - A GREAT CHANNEL!
Big Jet TV (Jerry) did a great running commentary and show today on big planes vs Eunice. Got to commend all those pilots today for their skills and brilliance in flying and landing those big birds in that storm
I was on the Dubai flight coming in this morning and the winds were horrific there was lots of screaming and crying and most people were just holding on for dear life we managed to land but it’s was definitely a very scary experience
Terrifying! Had a terrifying flight in the 80’s due to extreme turbulence and an hour holding pattern Denver, Colorado. Lightning strikes hitting the plan and extreme altitude drops. Have a fear of flying for the rest of my life.
@@fini8874 They have all done absolutely amazingly considering the conditions!! Just seemed like all the BA planes landed first time, but I suppose they could have been 2nd or 3rd attempts. Unbelievable skill. 👍
@@caiiforniaaa they would just grab the seat strong and close eyes for most of passengers. i can understand tho. They woule be even more scared if they could see the pilot moves in the cabin ahah
I love this! I can see exactly what the pilots are doing! Trying to get the plane on the ground whilst being batted around by the wind! Violently banking from side to side! Love it!
"Oooh looks Like BA is facing a 30 knot crosswind there look like the pilot's going for the crabbing maneuverer yes he's handled that well and is he going to touch down........BA 5564 HAS TOUCHED DOWN ON RUNWAY 09L WHAT A LANDING"
This storm was much stronger than the most recent ones we have had I worked when storm Eunice was with us and then winds were soooo strong hard to keep ur feet on the ground I work on the ramp!!
Great to see the main coverage on BBCTV News about Heathrow and Storm Eunice was provided by Big Jet TV With thousands watching live coverage with Jerry and those from repeat News Outlets. Great Work Big Jet TV. 🛫 🛬 ✈️
I was in one of these TAPportugal flight from Lisboa to Manchester. Normally an Embraer E90 or E195 flies between the two airports. But the scheduled for the morning flight(TP1312) was cancelled due to the weather and an airbus 321 was run in the afternoon flight(TP1310). The plane landed at 16:00 hrs at Manchester, well ahead of the scheduled landing time of 16:30 but in one go, one attempt. Not a smooth one, but a safe one. Well done to crown the cockpit and cabin.
This is amazing, I used to fly light aircraft just for fun, I remember one day landing at Cardiff airport runway 33 the wind was so strong that I had to face into the wind and on final approached I was actually looking out of the passenger window until the last 300 feet. really scary.
Okay so late response It's my friends Beatrice sister Eunice that was piloting this plane and landed it God bless her soul she saved so many lives with her extraordinary wisdom
I been abroad since 5th February so been out of touch, but jeez I did not realise the storm was this bad and I am supposed to arrive back on 26th February. Safe journey everyone 🙏
They have great skill my friend was on one and the pulley controlled the plane really nice soo I think puppets need to be praised more bc of how much effort they put into fly a giant thing like that
Massive shout out to these Pilots! All these people’s lives in their hands. Absolutely tremendous skill from them
@@gregorys.jackson4356 Not during takeoff and landing
@@gregorys.jackson4356 No it doesn't in these circumstances.
@@gregorys.jackson4356 no.
@@gregorys.jackson4356 no it doesn’t😂
@@gregorys.jackson4356 Wrong.
Pilots are so skilled! Hats off to them! Must have been a terrifying experience for the passengers!
A terrifying experience?!?!? A terrifying experience is to be told to fly in weather like this. See, no one is questioning their skills. I believe the only thing in question now is the Airport Manager's Sanity!
Everyone knew the forecast for today! I am wondering how come that exactly the Airports missed it, especially if they are one of the places which update it regularly and AIRPORTS have their own meteorologist, who work at the Airport!
Money.
@@charlievardar1330 It's not unsafe. This happens everyday somewhere in the world. It's literally the safest form of transport for a reason.
@@markdee3506 Money is the Wrong answer! IF something happen, I pray Lord it does not, the compensations paid will be way beyond the earning of a flight.
I would say that the answer is gross incompetence, but every single soul there has done this for years! So, it's practically someone waking up today and saying to himself: "The only thing I haven't achieved in this life is to be an absolute moron. I believe today is the right time for that!"
I was one of those passengers on the 11:17 BA FLIGHT from Miami. Absolutely shitting myself. Many people were being sick
My heart was pounding just by watching it, can't imagine what it must be like being in the plane. Well done Captains
it is just fun for most of them LOL
@@unclesly2465 easy to say from the comfort of your own home buddy
@@ViceroyoftheDiptera I really meant that most of the pilots enjoy the challenge :D
@@ViceroyoftheDiptera it’s true, pilots enjoy a gusty day, makes it more fun
@@ViceroyoftheDiptera Coming from now 7 years experience flying commercially with my ATPL, I've never met a pilot who doesn't enjoy the challenge of CAT II and III conditions.
the pilots are massive heroes. Takes a lot of guts and amazing skill to control a machine like that. They saved a lot of lives today.... respect
FACT: Flying a plane is SAFER than driving a car in 2022.
I repeat the above x 1000..
Hats off to all the pilots for landing peacefully,proud of our own lady Captain Karauri for landing Kenya airways safely at Heathrow airport despite of the storm
This just go to show how much respect pilots need because in situations like this they put in their all to give passengers a safe flight.
why would anyone even fly in that weather
@@digitalT83 people that bought the tickets¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Passengers and crew*
Bible Speaks Of The Threats Of War, But They Nailed People Too Crosses & Rest Assured Those Scars Rebound From The Star's Above!
It was a situation that could have been avoided. It's about placing profits as a priority over safety. No one forced those pilots to take that risk (or did they????). There must be a flaw in human nature when we fail to learn by our previous errors.
This certainly elevates the blood pressure. Respect to the pilots who are phenomenal in every respect.
CONCORD WAS THE BEST 🤗🙄😪
Ive watched sky news all day today and like most its been amazing watching these amazing pilots land these big aircraft in such a storm. Absolutely take my hat off to them.
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Absolutely yeh real Champions 👏🏻
Credit to all pilots that flew in the storm today. Well done all.
@@markvarley2962 🙄
@@markvarley2962 bc those planes go to different countries and cant just delay a flight like that
@@markvarley2962 RIP Dimebag, however how can a thinking human being like yourself, have so little common sense that it makes me sick.
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The fact that humans have constructed planes and be able to fly is still magical to me
Same. I try not to think about it whenever I fly 😬
@@lollybooth7008 lol
Hahahaha also
Me too!
Totally agree, when I see 400 meter ships, 800 meter skyscrapers and even the thing I'm typing through right now. I think, wow some humans are really smart. There are so much more but these are the ones that came to my mind right away.
Those split second decisions to abort landing when the plane is almost down had my heart in my mouth. In awe of the tremendous skill and courage shown by the pilots!!
All these pilots are heroes. Landing is one of the most dangerous/accident prone moments of the flight. They did it with this storm.👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Amazing work done by the pilots. I can really imagine what they must have gone through to ensure everyone is safe. God bless. Well done.
shut up your mum
Give every pilot an enormous round of applause, what skill, what micro second application of skill; deciding at the last second whether to land or go around. A tribute to their training and cool thinking.
I’ve been on a flight that aborted landing at last minute due to cross wind. It’s scary AF. Big big respect to these pilots.
No need to be scared when a pilot doesn't like the approach and decides to do a go-around, they're doing that because they're putting your safety first. Cross winds, however, can be pretty scary at times!
@@iCrapBubbles No need to be scared when a pilot doesn't like the approach and decides to do a go-around, they're doing that because they're putting your safety first. Cross winds, however, can be pretty scary at times!
I've been there too, it was very scary :(
Wow the pilot deserve an award.
If I was on that flight, I would kiss the feet of the pilot!
Pilots are amazing!
Tremendous skill of the pilots god keep them safe in these treacherous weathers
These pilots just have so much skill and guts! I take my hat off to them.
Incredible flying team well done pilots safe and passengers
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Kudos to all the engineers and test crews that design and test past the limits to make sure these aircraft are up to this. Kudos to the managers that get out of the way and let them do their thing. As an aside, if the crosswinds are out of limits, your pilot should not be trying this at home. Do not give anyone grief for landing somewhere else or holding for hours. PS - the lives were saved a long time ago by other people who figured out what the limits are.
S/O to be big jet TV this man made this storm a lot easier and definitely brought us some joy. Respect to the pilots as well.
It's like being on a roller coaster having been on a plane landing in strong winds I know how it feels I was scared but thanks to the pilots we landed safely
Easy! Go on son! Tippy toe! Big swing man!
Pilots showing us what they are made of. Pure skill with courage to match.
Hats off to pilots - heroes of the sky!
Surprised the flights were not cancelled or set to land at another airport for 24hrs so the weather improved making it safer for all.
Some were.
Some were but it is difficult and Heathrow is extremely busy
@@exa3909 needs another airport to share out the traffic.
@@medialcanthus9681 they also had similar problems
@@medialcanthus9681 some diverted to Newcastle and one even returned to Munich
That's amazing that the winds are so strong, its basically causing the planes to hover on the spot and preventing safe landing.
In my flying days, landing in a big crosswind, especially from the right (pilot in command on left side) , was a tough thing to do in a small aircraft. Kudos to these pilots in the airliners!!!
ok that is dam crazy
Wow bravo to those Pilots!
The captain's really used their skills today n were so successful it's a very heart touching time hearty thanks to the captain's awesome job
A massive thanks to the pilots who were flying the planes there skills are amazing
Hats off to the pilots. I love the commentary.
The commentary is from BigJetTV.
Incredible it is
Actually i hated the commentary so i turned the volume down.
The Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪 lady pilot did an excellent job 👍👍👍
YIKES ! That sideswing is too much for me to watch ! Maybe it looked worse than it was, but the passengers must have held on for dear life !
LOVE THE BIG JET COMMENTARY - A GREAT CHANNEL!
In Madeira island this quite common, pilots need a special training to land there due to strong cross winds.
Não ajudou muito hoje em LHR
@@sandraalbuquerque1486 LHR não é a Madeira...
The same in Colorado, Palm Springs CA, and Norway, for example. All those mountains. Had some hair raising landings in Norway. Excellent pilots there.
Love this commentator!!! "G'wan son - tippy toe, tippy toe" 😂 excellent skills from these pilots - respect.
nice landing Malaysia🥰
this is the content i want to see
Big Jet TV (Jerry) did a great running commentary and show today on big planes vs Eunice. Got to commend all those pilots today for their skills and brilliance in flying and landing those big birds in that storm
Those are some damn good pilots I admire there ability to stay calm
Simply awesome. Hats off to the pilots.
Legend has it, That TAP Air Portugal still hasnt touched down.
A friend of mine actually had to fly back to paris cause they were not able to land in london today hahaha
So brave those pilots. So true. God bless and amen. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼💪🏼👍🏼
I was on the Dubai flight coming in this morning and the winds were horrific there was lots of screaming and crying and most people were just holding on for dear life we managed to land but it’s was definitely a very scary experience
They should never be aloud to fly in this wind
Wow as someone who developed a fear if flying I feel for those on board... Flew at Xmas after 2 years but wow.
Day dreamer -nobody is afraid of flying -they are afraid of crashing !!!
@@ronnieince4568 wow that's a good point actually
I would be scared to death😱
Terrifying! Had a terrifying flight in the 80’s due to extreme turbulence and an hour holding pattern Denver, Colorado. Lightning strikes hitting the plan and extreme altitude drops. Have a fear of flying for the rest of my life.
Mad seeing the wings flex like that , amazing engineering
Oh my... Hats off to the pilots!
Hats off to these amazing pilots
"I ain't gettin' on no plane!" - B.A. Baracus
Wow.... British Airways pilots... Take a bow!!!
Yeah and Air Portugal pilots and a Russian airline's pilots ......
@@fini8874 They have all done absolutely amazingly considering the conditions!! Just seemed like all the BA planes landed first time, but I suppose they could have been 2nd or 3rd attempts. Unbelievable skill. 👍
@@NickPowellPhotography yeah I noticed that the BA landing were smoother, yet about 3-4 went around
Saw some TAP
Proudly Kenyan.....we nailed it
God bless those pilots
This is why I clap and cheer for pilots after a flight. It must have taken levels of composure to land these planes today 👏🏾
Proud Kenyan I am
Our female pilot from managed to land safely with Kenya airways.Kudos to her
Wow. She landed the plane AND she's a woman? That must be difficult.
1:19 Russian Pilots: we paid for Runway, we land in Runway..
BA playing it like a boss
Jerry from BigJetTV had an incredible day today. 5.5 mil views of his stream that he did and gained 50k subs today. He is incredible.
Just brilliant! How awesome are these pilots. Love the commentry too!
Gods bless these pilots.
Salute to all the pilots.. 🙏
This is so terrifying. Imagine all the noise and screaming of passengers in the plane. Huge respect for the pilots!!
no scream most of the time passengers stay quiets
@@ErwannIV yep, no screaming.. they will be scared though. More like whisper scream
i'd be too drunk to care lol
@@caiiforniaaa they would just grab the seat strong and close eyes for most of passengers. i can understand tho. They woule be even more scared if they could see the pilot moves in the cabin ahah
Excellent health and safety and risk assessment, Very lucky today.
I love this! I can see exactly what the pilots are doing! Trying to get the plane on the ground whilst being batted around by the wind! Violently banking from side to side! Love it!
Imagine having professional sports commentators for these videos lol
I would love to see that!
"Oooh looks Like BA is facing a 30 knot crosswind there look like the pilot's going for the crabbing maneuverer yes he's handled that well and is he going to touch down........BA 5564 HAS TOUCHED DOWN ON RUNWAY 09L WHAT A LANDING"
Did someone see how Kenya Airways🇰🇪 landed? As smooth as a whistle
This storm was much stronger than the most recent ones we have had I worked when storm Eunice was with us and then winds were soooo strong hard to keep ur feet on the ground I work on the ramp!!
Amazing piloting skills 💯💯💯
Egyptian pilot had very successful landing👏👏👏👏🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬
Hats off to our very own for landing like a pro amidst the storm! Salute pilot Karauri
Great to see the main coverage on BBCTV News about Heathrow and Storm Eunice was provided by Big Jet TV With thousands watching live coverage with Jerry and those from repeat News Outlets. Great Work Big Jet TV. 🛫 🛬 ✈️
Glória a Deus!!!Orei por essa aterrissagem ,obrigada Senhor
Who's more nuts the pilot or the passenger's 🤔🤔
me watching this lol
I feel sick just watching this glad there were no accidents
It would have been nice to showcase how the Kenya Airways plane landed
The TAP is still going-around 😅😂
Btw massive kudos to the pilots, and a go-around is always one of the safest options!💪
I was in one of these TAPportugal flight from Lisboa to Manchester. Normally an Embraer E90 or E195 flies between the two airports. But the scheduled for the morning flight(TP1312) was cancelled due to the weather and an airbus 321 was run in the afternoon flight(TP1310). The plane landed at 16:00 hrs at Manchester, well ahead of the scheduled landing time of 16:30 but in one go, one attempt. Not a smooth one, but a safe one. Well done to crown the cockpit and cabin.
Hats down and thumbs up for our captains and their first officers for the job well done👏👏🙏
Kudos to the pilots..they must have been sweating like crazy..trying to land...safety
The first person to thank is God for helping the pilot to land safe.
Estos pilotos son unos héroes, que nuestro padre celestial me los guarde y me los bendiga todos los días de su vida
Imagine looking out a passenger window and seeing the approaching runway? Lol 😭😂
Hats off to all the pilots 😊🙏
This is amazing, I used to fly light aircraft just for fun, I remember one day landing at Cardiff airport runway 33 the wind was so strong that I had to face into the wind and on final approached I was actually looking out of the passenger window until the last 300 feet. really scary.
Cross winds are one of the biggest pilot fears 😵😵
The "GO ON SON!" got me massive respect to the pilots
How terrifying that must be for everyone, thankfully hoping they all landed safe an sound.
Esos pilotos definitivamente son unos capos.
Okay so late response It's my friends Beatrice sister Eunice that was piloting this plane and landed it God bless her soul she saved so many lives with her extraordinary wisdom
Crazzy these pilots deserve a raise especially for crazy winds and trying to land
The Pilot , knowing how it,s really feels . To landing in this condition . GREAT . Also for all the other Pilots . Great JOB /.
I been abroad since 5th February so been out of touch, but jeez I did not realise the storm was this bad and I am supposed to arrive back on 26th February. Safe journey everyone 🙏
Crazy respect for these guys man
yeah man. yeah.
They have great skill my friend was on one and the pulley controlled the plane really nice soo I think puppets need to be praised more bc of how much effort they put into fly a giant thing like that
Wow the Aeroflot 777 pilots those guys are brave don't know how they were able to land that thing.
Well done everybody home safely it must have been terrifieg for the passenger's hope everyone was belted up credit goas to the professional pilots