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that first Cessna... SP-WTH. The reg as written using Comic Sans... WTH... "WHAT THE HELL" ?! lol

00:15 Bet the pilots of that 757 where laughing there ass off.

Wasted my time Only theAST FVCK8NG ONE was a crosswind. Azzhat.

0:46 and everyone is watching.

0:24 He didn't even try to fix it. He lucked out from a prop strike too.

Technique only: Land main wheels first in a trike.

at 1:54 min it must be a "Stark Turbulent" from Brunswick Waggum at Gifhorn Wilsche Germany😉

The tricycle gear pilots not holding the nose off-sheesh painful to watch.

Touch and go x 3

that cesna was getting raped by the winds

cut power😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

that rv landing was pretty risk. Would've been worse if he was just a few feet lower.

We all had that bad landing, from my experience flying gliders, keep flying the plane, if it bounce don't try to force it to the ground, keep flyt it dead, and you can save almost the worst situation!

After bouncing down the runway for 1500' the Cessna finally slowed down enough for a proper landing.

I hope the plane won’t get crashed

That’s not a good landing 🛬 for the plane

My first time on here can you bring In for 2023 !,,

Underrated video.❤

No Music and no unnecessary comments! The perfect video! Thank you!

The second to last one was not that bad TBO

Is it not common training in the USA to retract flaps immediately once you land, to help glue the wheels down, why are they going down the runway (once landed) and still FULL FLAPS!!

I don't consider any of these landings as HARD landings. Bad landings, yes. Hard landings, no.

Definitely have screamed “LEROY JENKINS” while coming down to land

None of us have the right to feel superior to any of these pilots, because we've all been there before 😂 But that being said, I've made some s't azz landings/controlled crashes in my day lol!!

I've bounce my 172 a few times like that.

Every airline: wtf was that Ryanair: you're hired

I counted about 20 landings! 🙂

last one had a lot of stadium. epic landing, canchero

You can always go around

In which a bunch of nosedragger pilots think "3-point landing" applies to them.

That ole boy in the last high wing sport plane put on a clinic. Touch down on one wheel with the wing into the wind. Beautiful job, beautiful!!

Most of these really aren't bad landings tho. The rest of them yes. ESPECIALLY THE 172s

That last guy thought he had butter til the ground said, "I believe you can fly"!

Skip to the last one. The rest aren’t crosswinders. If you are gonna fly in the midwest or Alaska you gotta be comfortable getting a wing way way down and using BIG rudder deflection or you are gonna be blown right off the runway. And no flaps- you will need all the tail authority you can get and that means you want higher stall speed. Forget this video and get a real instructor to take you up when xwind is near demonstrated xwind published for plane. Then when you start flying in real xwinds you will know your limits. You will know if you just have to land on an upwind taxiway or even ACROSS the runway or give it up and fly to another field. OH! And dont think you can taxi around on real windy days…..you may need wing walkers or have to fly it on ground while pointed into the wind. And park nosed into the lee of a hangar.

Not really my definition of Hard/Bad landings.

I was happy to see that many of the polity who began to bounce on landing added power to smooth out.

Cherokee... the thing won't ever land if you don't slow it down.

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Fun fact: this is my student pilot landing comp

The first 2 I wouldn't even categorize as "hard" landings.

I bet these guys hate tourists..I do.

Some people get a lot of landings for their money!

We've all had crumby landings from time to time, no shame in it. None of those planes suffered any damage

It takes a Navy pilot to handle crosswinds without issue. The owner of a Company I worked for while in college had a bad habit of crashing his seaplane about once every 3 years fortunately he was never hurt & his plane was repairable.

There was an AB on pillow block on main landing her.

I felt bad for the second one: it looked like a smooth approach

As long as it doesn't need to be towed in I'm good with it

Zulu Zulu, possible ex navy. They planted that one so hard the runway might grow a cirrus.

that first landing im just thinking in my head “hold it, hold it, hold it, hold it… nope they tried to force it”🤦‍♂️

What is the issue with the Ultra Pub? The first touch-down doesn't look that bad, but suddenly the plane became forward-draft? Due to terrain?