INSANE Crosswind Landings [Best Crosswind Landings #4]

Some of the most INSANE crosswind plane landings we've ever seen! This is episode four of our Best Crosswind Landings 2019 compilation series.
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[@intivillarroel1642]

wow! excellent dishes, very skillful!!!!!!!!!!! 👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏😲
very good video 👍👍👍👍

[@xtesy4756]

Skill or luck 🤯🥰

[@Axodus]

3:47 Kid got scared.

[@dvdrwsor]

Plane drifting.

[@legendarygold466]

To reduce plane crashes, airplanes should have a number of inbuilt parachutes located on the lower top of the plane and it should be manually operated by the pilot to help land planes slowly from the air with the inbuilt parachutes incase of engine failure.

[@starr_lol]

If it's windy, the parachutes would affect the steering on the plane.

[@legendarygold466]

What I mean is that the airplane should have an opening on the very top of the plane (that can be opened and closed by press of a button by the pilot) in such a way that the parachutes will be located underneath that opening, and the parachutes should be rightly above the passengers (placed where they will not see it) and it should be able to shoot out by itself, by act of the wind, if the pilot presses the open button for the parachutes.

[@starr_lol]

Ah, I see. You're smart, I admit but how exactly would this stop birds from pecking into it?

[@legendarygold466]

Even if the birds pecks in, they will only remain inside the additional provision on the very top of the plane meant for parachutes only (never seen on any existing plane before) by a press of a button the parachutes will be sucked back into position after each use. Birds in their nature will still fly away from the top of the plane even if the plane landed by the help of the attached parachutes. After all safety first.

[@starr_lol]

Very true, I agree. Nice thinking. It has all the priorities of keeping people safe too. Nice job!

[@nprogaming2743]

Butter

[@Aviation_Videos]

Very Nice to see my Cathay 747 clip in it

[@gerardroffey1573]

Was that Avalon? I was thinking it was Toowoomba.

[@Aviation_Videos]

@@gerardroffey1573 it's Avalon we had Cathay last year to pick up F1 Cars and plus I got a notification on CZcams saying video has a match and found this video haha

[@gerardroffey1573]

@@Aviation_Videos Thanks. I saw Cathay Cargo fly into Toowoomba when we waited for an Airnorth flight from there to Tullamarine. The Airnorth people said Cathy Cargo were a regular into there, being cheaper than landing into Brisbane. Have have just subscribed to your page. *thumbs up*

[@Aviation_Videos]

@@gerardroffey1573 yeah think Cathay flys there twice a month could be wrong and thanks for the Sub hope you enjoy the channel and all my content

[@Justsomegamergamingandstuff]

4:35 what plane is that?

[@amnahamin4565]

No accident

[@boma692gahatraj4]

What was the thing in first crosswind

[@EndouserBot]

Airbus A380-800

[@user-rl8uk]

EndouserBot not The plane the thing that he spotted it

[@petergregory1497]

Plant crashes