Severe crosswind landing during storm Malik - Loganair Saab 340, Sumburgh, Shetland Islands

With the recent retirement of Loganair’s Saab340 aircraft, I thought I’d upload one of the last flights I had on the type.
Landing at Sumburgh Airport, Shetland Islands, during storm Malik in January 2022, with winds gusting at up to 55knots across the main runway, making for a very bumpy approach (especially at the later stages of the approach around @1:55 onwards)
The METAR during the time of the flight:
METAR COR EGPB 291220Z 30040G55KT 8000 VCSH FEW019 BKN028 06/01 Q0996 TEMPO SHRA

[@eucliduschaumeau8813]

In over 60 years of flying, I’ve never seen the runway from the passenger cabin in a crab landing before. Thanks for posting.

[@barneydadog]

Great video - far rather be on the Saab than an ATR in those winds - no choice noo though :-(

[@FireBosspilot]

Nicely Done!!😎

[@user-nk4td9bg6w]

beautiful!!!!

[@Jay-hr3rh]

When the passenger in row 11 has a better view of the runway than the pilots.

[@simpedros4766]

Scottish islands loganair pilots are class

[@mgvlogs1234]

How to get there ? Does it require a visa ?

[@ontheroadagainwithvinny931]

The Shetland Islands are part of the UK.

[@saito125]

60kt?? Seriously????

[@willbertdsgc]

@@saito125 yeah, just added the METAR, it was gusting to 55kts during this flight, but winds went up to nearly 70kts later in the day!

[@saito125]

@@willbertdsgc Holy F