Emirates A380 - VERY Turbulent Gatwick Landing
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- EK015 brings me back to my home country for the first time in 11 years in typical English weather. We were warned when approaching the channel that the landing would be particularly rough and they weren't wrong. The nose camera was showing clearly how the world's largest passenger aircraft was swaying side by side. The baby you may hear in the background was dead silent throughout the 7 hour flight but obviously this landing was too much.
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This isn't good Stephen!
How could i have been so wrong
@@Ericbryanmr I noticed the wing flexing pretty good out past #4 engine as well as the engines dancing up and down a little. Probably following other aircraft relatively close. Maybe the landing is why you couldn't walk straight...
@@reubenmorris487 It was, ontop of the 30 hours of travel from New Zealand. When the captain makes an announcement when flying over the channel that its going to be rough then it deserves "Very turbulent landing". I wasnt the only one struggling to walk to baggage claim either. Looks can be deceiving.
Yesterday I landed at Gatwick on the A380 as well with Emirates. There were heavy crosswinds and the landing was rough. We never got an announcement for it but I knew it was due to the winds on approach. However, the funniest thing was, after hitting the ground and wine bottles falling down the stairs, we get a message on screen asking to rate how the flight was, and everybody started laughing.
To be honest though, turbulence on board an A380 to me is minimised ALOT due to its size.
Everyone feels better in bigger planes, A380 comes out on top of course
@@velekorunoski5997 Wrong. My worst turbulence has been in the 747. My smoothest flights have been in smaller planes.
@@mjhancock6029 No I meant the A380 is the safest plane to fly in because it feels like it has no turbulence, i have been on the 747 before but when i was 2 years old so i can't remember. The worst for me so far is the 737 upon landing when it meets crosswind and wake turbulence, its chaos
That was very low turbulence...
I think smaller planes have more torbelance
I flew business class on an Emirates A380 from NY to Italy and I have to say…..they could have flown that thing into the sun, and I don’t think we’d have felt it. Lol. It’s huge.
Any landing you walk away from is a good landing.
I watched that video for 15 minutes expecting to see turbulence. I must have blinked and missed it.
It's obviously heavy turbulence, you just don't know how the wings are supposed to behave in a normal landing and keep in mind it's an A380
It’s called click bait brutha!
Yep. It sure is Sam.
What a knob.
@@astan0498 lol - this is moderate chop at best. Basically x-winds. Not heavy at all. Fly more and learn the difference.
For anyone saying “it wasn’t turbulent” just remember that you were NOT there and some things in video are not portrayed in the same way that you feel
True. It's very hard to film on an aircraft in a way that actually shows the extent of turbulence.
Mehitabel exactly, especially with the camera stabilization now around
I notice that a lot in these turbulence videos, they dont look that bad but look at the spoilers, ailerons etc bouncing all over the place. They tell a different story
I might add for anyone saying that, I say try shaking the device that they are viewing with. More turbulence? Shake more.
I'm sure the shrieking baby didn't help matters. I LOVE to fly but when turbulence hits I get a bit nervous
Me on this plane: Nothing could be worse than this turbulence.
Screaming child on the same plane: Hold my Cow & Gate.
I love when the pilot takes full control of the plane on final and some crosswinds makes the landing even more fun 😂
That voice from that damn toddler killed me. 😝
Excellent video. Brings you right there. Especially when the tires hit the ground.
The baby that's making those beautiful, joyful noises in the background is my favorite part. Somebody needs to create a sound machine that people put in their bedrooms, with a baby crying and screaming on it. It would really help a lot of people who struggle with falling asleep....
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I uploaded it the same day that I landed and i was still struggling to walk straight. It really felt worse than it looked and if i had two cameras i would have put one on the nose cam so you could see how much the plane was being thrown around during the decent.
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Shame good guys like yourself who go to all the time effort in making these videos are judged by sad, negative losers. The Internet is brilliant but the ignorant trolls and sado’s spoil it.
Yes you did stop lying 😅
A380's leading edge high lift device configuration is shown here clearly, having droop noses in the inboard section of the wing with no gap between them and the wing, and slats in the middle and outboard sections with a gap. This configuration was chosen to avoid middle section of the wing from stalling before the inboard section, as it would have done if a slat was used for the whole span of the wing.
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Not much of a turbulence, but the demonbaby in the background need a priest 😂
Can't believe how something so heavy slowed down so quick
These are impressive planes. It’s too bad they’ve been discontinued in manufacturing. I’ve flown in one while going to Frankfurt to connect with a flight to Florence, Italy. Lufthansa uses them and to me that was the best flight ever.
Bit of a hard landing. Loved watching the ailerons flapping away on landing. That beast is so stable
I find myself braking on the floor as if I'm driving upon landing, whilst holding on to the seat in front, thinking we're either going back up or going through whatever lays beyond the end of the runway 😱😨.
yes ive done tat on a plane too
Trust me that’s really not bad turbulence. A little gusty. The wing was flexing a little. For a passenger that hasn’t flown on this plane...it can get a lot worse. I know because I used to fly this aircraft.
Wow, look at those wings flex! Nice you got blessed with view of the wings & those huge double engines! I often watch BigJet, based in Heathrow, I've seen the challenges the poor pilots have trying to land :/ . Koodo's to them!
Great video & great patience from you on keeping it going.
The crying baby sound is so relaxing 😩
Severity of turbulence is very subjective. I fly a fair amount and that seemed fairly normal for a breezy day in Britain. Great 380 landing video though. 👌
I would not call that a very turbulent landing . The turbulence was light , a little wing flexing but that was nothing really other than a hard landing .
Rob White thanks for your comment, saved my watching past 45 seconds :-)
That was a pretty hard landing even for that pig.
This is the biggest plane of the world
Antonov: hold my flaps
Marco Gil Flores the a380 is the biggest passenger plane in the world... the antonov carriers cargo
A turbulent A-380 would be horrific in a small Airbus 320.
Not really… the smaller A320 has a smaller surface area for the wind gusts to act on compared to a larger A380. For the same updraft/downdraft/gust of wind, there is a larger surface area on a bigger aircraft to catch that gust… some of the most intense drops I’ve experienced have been on larger 777/747/A330s.
That annoying kid would have been unbearable on an A320
I would love to fly on this amazing aircraft hopefully in the future!
You will love it. I would recommend checking the top 100 airlines and fly with an Airline on par with Singapore Airlines. I flew on a Singapore A380 in 2014. Needless to say, they had Dove ice cream bars in economy class. 😃
Then don't delay it for long. These aircrafts have discontinued production and soon 1 by 1 they will end. Do it soon or you'll be missed. A380-800 is my favourite aircraft so smooth and very luxurious :-)
Dissenting opinion here. I hate the feeling of dropping and rising in turbulence and looking out the window helps me. But at least on the lower deck of the A380, the window seat has a huge gap between it and the actual window, making it so you can't really get a feel for where the horizon is. I felt like I was flying in the middle/aisle when I was actually window.
Then we flew over the north sea and hit some kind of rain storm at crusing altitude. We were in, I'd say, light-moderate chop for 15 minutes until the pilot readjusted the altitude. You could DEFINITELY feel it, people were talking about it and I'm pretty sure someone got sick.
I am going on it to Sydney in one week
Hope that baby from the film Demon is not going too
Then try to earn passive Money with your innate strengths and then you will be able to fly regularly
I sat in probably the same row on the way back from Dubai to Sydney then on to Christchurch NZ and wasn’t paying attention to the telemetry on the screen, I thought we were still at about 400feet and then we touched down with the same amount of noise as this landing (being directly above the main gear). I thought we had collided with something and let out a pretty loud word beginning with F. Got some funny looks I can tell you.
I used to fly Ryanair from Dublin to East Midlands in a 737 quite frequent.......now that’s a rough flight and landing!!!!!!
were's the turbulence
Anytime I see a video on CZcams titled “severe turbulence” it’s almost guaranteed it’s NOT severe turbulence!
That was easily the hardest landing I’ve seen on CZcams! 😮
I’ve seen smoother landings with the flight crew screaming “BRACE! BRACE! BRACE!”
Wow. The landing was at an angle of leaning to the right
Christian Chin crosswind
There was probably more turbulence created by the plane’s size than the turbulence it encountered 😂
Hello! I'd love to use this footage for a documentary I am currently making about turbulence - would that be ok with you? :)
I love Emirates airlines!!!
The baby was crying because of the pressure going down is my guess.
At last..a mature comment among the yapping adults going on about babies crying because they can't equalize the pressure by holding their noses,
"It's the biggest plane in he world as well"
An225 just entered the runway.
Lovely plane
Allways there is a baby crying after landing.
Because it hurts their ears - and they can't clear it like adults a dummy would help.
They're vastly outnumbered by the adult babies yapping on about the small one's.
Awesome!
Where’s the turbulence .?.
why was this man just chilling in the cloud cover?
240 I know everything better than you about planes giving a thumbs down?
Great vid, enjoyed that.
I fly a lot for work. I will never enjoy flying cause I am not in control of the situation.
When you descend into lower altitudes , there is bound to be a change in the overall dynamics regards to the air. Sometimes there is different weather that is encountered...in other words, it’s no surprise turbulence can occur during landing.
At the end at 12:36, the plane was dumping fuel?
this light to mid turbulence?
The camera doesn't do it justice. There were so many large drops in the descent that you can't tell in this video.
Did you not hear the guy in the next seat? This was Seerious turbolennnce!
Hard landings are normal for almost all A380’s and small planes (B737 operated by RyanAir; hard landings due to how short runway is).
To those who said it ain’t no turbulence, ima put you on the wing
13:28 Can't miss the baby crying.
never experienced a smooth landing into Gatwick...
Nobody was screaming, everybody seemed calm.
Very nice video
Well built.
Nice video! What seat?
That thing is a flying boat 🐋
as long as you are able to hold your cam that steady there is real turbulence
Wow can tell from start of vid!
yep … not so bad … I have been through turbulence where items were flying to the ceiling … 😂 … scary as hell, but after that, you surely feel alive and thankful … A380 … took an SFO-FRA flight in business with Lufthansa and slept through 90% of the flight 😊
That's nothing. We experience this a lot landing in Edinburgh. We endure shaky take offs and landings all the time from Scotland due to high winds
The same is true Wellington, NZ.
That was down to Sturgeon blowing hot and cold
Love the A380
Poor baby he doesn’t sound like he’s well at all
kalu 345 ya
That didn’t look good. I’m sure the landing gear took up quite a bit of shock on that landing. If they keep landing like that I wonder how long it will take them to leave landing gear behind them in the runway.
Well to be honest, in the A380s you would not feel the turbulence a lot due to its size.
Unfortunately for us, nature can never be beaten
Where is this "very turbulent" landing? the bird barely wobbled :D
No disrespect, but if you think that’s “very turbulent”, then you obviously haven’t ever experienced just how much worse it can be.
The landing was a bit heavy, but other than that, I’d call that a pretty average landing into Gatwick (which is often blustery with thick, lumpy clouds). Oh, and before anyone says “it feels worse than it looks,” yes I appreciate and understand the perception of motion!
Flown one out of jfk to Munich Germany and I never felt a bump or any turbulence and weather wasn’t that great either pretty much due to its size you don’t feel anything lol
Where's the "very turbulent" part? 🤔
You call that turbulent? First time flyer?
Correction. Not the biggest plane in the world
What turbulence? Just a heavy landing.
That wasn't so bad, nice video tho
A380 always has hard landing, my experience with Turkish airlines,Singapore airlines,airfrance,Malaysia airlines,Qantas,more are so hard on a380 always rough I had to admit.
The turbulence, I could take. The squawking demon-child... Not so much.
And I'm sure you were the picture of silent innocence at that age..
@@Luton-Mick I probably wasn't. But then, my parents, who had an old-fashioned regard for the comfort of others, would not have taken me on an aircraft.
It was indeed a turbulent landing
Yes, it's enormous
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That’s not scary, I once took a sh*t while severe turbulence so basically my
Sh*t jumped back to my a**
Bahaha!! That's good I like that 😂
Next time leave the camera loose so people can really see the turbulence... 😂 you can clearly see that wing flexing, this was definitely turbulent.
Dayanna Jiménez Argüello Also maybe ask the people to shake the devices they are viewing with. Want more? Shake more.
@@drt4789 😂 good idea!
I would not call that a Turbulent landing, I have seen a turbulent landing with EK in northern England. If you want a turbulent landing come to Thailand during a tropical storm, you vector for ages waiting for the gap and then the captain announces 'here we go' you come in like a seesaw :D
Amazing!!!!!
Where's the very turbulent part? Did you forget to video it? Reported for false title.
Turbulence?
What is turbulence? And can it not be avoided?
Simple put turbulence is a sudden change of airflow. Turbulence caused by weather or other aircraft(wake turbulence) can be avoided. However clear air turbulence can not
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I wish I’ll fly on this plane one day
I wish airlines would offer “child-less” flights-no passengers under the age of 12.
que el Airbus A380 vuele todas las vidas
Hmm.....guess you had to have been there.
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Big plane is God of turbulence
Nice 👌
Rough air can rock any aircraft no matter it's size. I flew on a 747-121 on Pan Am in August 1991 from MIA-LGW and had the hardest ride I've ever felt on a 747. That flight was second in discomfort to a 707 ride I was on in June 82 from CLE-JFK we encountered CAT.
Some good memory there keeping track
That is not turbulence people are so ignorant about how airplanes fly, there’s a difference between flying through cloud and turbulence. That is simply flying through cloud which produces varying air densities. What is depicted here is normal flight, in turbulence the wing tips will deflect significantly
Emotionally turbulent???