Landing in high winds and a flipped over Cessna!
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- čas přidán 25. 05. 2022
- Took a cross country trip in my airplane Lil Red and saw this over in Waco. The winds were brutal that day but I still nailed my landing. Winds don't mess with Kay Hall! :)
A real pilot won’t trash talk a fellow aviator, because everyone has room for improvement and no one is a perfect pilot.
Good job 🤙🏻🤙🏻
I think you did fine 🙂!
well said!!
Yeah, most of complaints came from PC chair pilots. For shure!
No one is perfect just remember ur beautiful and I want to be a pilot when I'm older so I'll follow ur steps cause ur a great pilot
tom cruise
You can see how windy it is by watching all the corrections on the control Yoke!
Looked like a perfect landing in those conditions, well done.
Any landing you can walk away from is a good landing. Mother Nature is always throwing us curve balls.
I hate that saying. It’s simply not true.
That's really only valid if the plane has a critical failure in flight
Landing gear says otherwise
@@thenelsonbruhs722You took my comment. I too hate that saying.
@@thenelsonbruhs722it is if you’re looking at it from a living/dying perspective
You got the wheels on the runway and came to a stop in one piece! You did awesome in those conditions!!
GREAT landing in very challenging conditions, you flew it all the way to the landing rollout - a gusting crosswind! But that's a confidence builder because you won't be afraid to flying into those conditions, knowing you have to land.
Those gusts at approaching stall scares the hell out of me. GOOD JOB!
After you touched down, you quit flying the airplane, that's what brought you further left of center. You actually need to increase aileron to the right (in this case) to compensate for the decreasing control effectiveness as speed decreased. Great vid tho.
Um what? When she touched down she was still correcting for wind, then it went to the flipped airplane. Did you actually watch the video? Serously?
@@beauhall2055 I have to agree with Stephen. Once the flight controls do not become effective on the ground you need to put in full aileron deflection in the direction that the wind is coming from. This ensures that no wind picks up the up wind wing and rolls the plane over after it has touched down.
@@beauhall2055 she took the cross wind controls out after landing.
Came here for this. Nice job Stephen. Never stop learning
@@beauhall2055 Stephen is saying once u touch down u aren’t done flying the plane wind correction on the ground should continue with aleron deflection to help keep the plane from flipping over after touchdown
I love this page. She is so thorough and consistent as a pilot. Very inspiring.
Those corrections coming in were crazy! Great job Kay, I don't think I could've done better
Me neither 😂😂😅😅
I loved your landing Sky Pilot 🙏🌹🛩🇺🇸
Ohhhh! I love that nickname!
@@FlyWithKay that’s your handle now. Sky Pilot 🙏🌹🛩🇺🇸
You said it anyone who wants to critisize your landing should b aware the winds blew a plane over & your landing was absolutely spot on for the conditions great job👍
Well said
I knew an old guy who painstakingly recovered the wings of his Aeronca. Once done, he parked it at the airport next to the fence and tied it down with two 500# tractor weights. The winds picked up to 60mph one day and the airplane started flying. It lifted the weights, went backwards over the fence, flipped on its back and both weights came down on the wings, breaking both spars. He took it apart...took it home and started all over again.
I like how she puts the flipped plane as the cover photo so you think you are about to watch a crazy crash landing…. Wow… I just got CATFISHED!!
Fax, worth it tho
I have officially been welcomed to social media😂😂. Good job to her
Any landing that you can walk away from is a good landing 😂
Tip your wing into the crosswind to prevent ballooning. It will also help preventing flipping the aircraft during big gusts. I was taught to lean into the wind and let that side of the gear touch first, than bring the nose back as the rest of the gear touchdown
My son and I landed in Puyallup Washington. He flying and we had crosswinds in the '20s. It was tough. I don't criticize anyone after going through that with him. Good job.
Man, it’s been floating around 130/120/150 at 10g20-ish
I feel like I should have gone for a flight. But I am a student so....
maybe I shouldn’t 😂
"Any landing that ends in the plane on the ground and the pilot walking away is a good landing."
-someone I forgot the name of
Any landing you can walk away from is a good landing, if you can use the plane again the next day, it's an excellent landing.
@@DERP_Squad there we go
So true
You didn’t go off the runway, mission accomplished. Crosswind landing is challenging regardless, so hey. You landed safe is what matters.
For a second I thought you were making a joke about flipping your cessna for a second 😂😂
As a pilot myself I thought you're learning was just fine considering the conditions very besides there's no dents you walked away well done
Yeah, nice teaser, Kay. Sneaky sneaky, but I caught on as soon as I saw "Cessna".
Any landing that you survive from is a good landing. Well done champ👏👏👏💪🏻
Well I'm Glad You Finally Landed I'm Sure The Wind The Problem I Once Worked With Hot Air Balloons And We Couldn't Go Up When the Winds Reached 15 Knots You Did A Great Job Landing Red
You did a good job landing with all that wind 👍👍👍👍
Not bad at all. I came pretty close to bending a Piper Traumahawk many years ago in a crosswind.
Butter for a windy landing
Looks good to me! I landed my Long Ez at Greenwood, IN, KHFY several years back with a 22knot crosswind factor and lined up on the east side of 75’ wide runway and after touch down I was on the other side.
Hi Kay, aircraft upside down. Cool 😎
Good landing babe! After 24 years I grease more than I dont... but sometimes I definitely don't!! Every landing is different 😮
Wow shes so brave! She was not even a little scared when it happend.
Are you kidding me?
Beautiful landing! You made it! I'd never be able to do it so gracefully!
Thanks!
This reminds me of an XC flight I took my mom on right after getting my PPL. We came back into town and there was a highly unusual summer storm rolling into the area. Rwy 12/30 and winds were 210 and 13 gusting 18. Direct 90 degree crosswind regardless of the runway I used. I went for 30 as I was more comfortable with a crosswind from the left. It took nearly full deflection aileron and rudder in order to maintain center line. Good times! Nice work btw! Well done I say.
Landing on the center line is a good habit to form, and helps to sharpen precision and focus. that way when something unusual happens (like a strong crosswind gust) you've got some wiggle room.
the position of the plane upside down 😏
From the video’s view, looks pretty good. Maybe you felt it differently at the time but it looks like an amazing landing.
What a great job you did.
A landing is a landing and nothing was damaged so that was excellent also looks so windy hahah happy flying
gotta love that wide stance gear!
A landing is a controlled crash and you executed it perfectly
My heart skipped a beat! I thought that was you who flipped over Kay!!! 😳😵💫😳
As another pilot here on CZcams that I watch says “a good pilot is always learning”
I couldn't understand anything but you landed congratulations......😂😂😂
That was an amazing landing. Looked professional and safe. Keep the blue side up, Kay 💙
Glad to see your on the ground
@Flywithkay Great job! Sometimes a crosswind landing has to be firm. I got my PPL at (AXH) Houston Southwest. I grew up just outside of Houston. So kinda a fellow Houstonian Aviator. All the best, keep smiling, and enjoy what less than 1% of the world's population gets to experience.
Kay's crosswind landing is slicker than mine on calm days.
You got it on the ground and walked away. Perfect landing
Thanks!
For that 👌🏻butter landing. Nice work 👏🏻
Suggestion, everything was good until after touchdown. You need to roll in full aileron into the wind.That will keep your wing down and the adverse yaw wil help your rudder. Those winds didn't turn that plane over, there must have been stronger ones prior to you arriving.
Probably strong while she was flying and it had just calmed down a little while videoing
Any landing you can walk away from was a Good Landing
Well landed 👏🏼
No bent metal... good landing!
Fantastic landing, so impressive! Hard to be that smooth when wind is so strong.
Any landing you didn’t die from is a learning opportunity, and I wouldn’t even call that a bad landing considering conditions, nobody said landings had to be pretty!
I’ve done hundreds and hundreds of landings at this point, and a lot of them are far from perfect. I’d argue it’s one of the hardest things about flying. But I’ve never destroyed a plane and I’ve walked away from every single one. So I think I’m doing pretty well.
you walked away....great landing lol. Now try that in a tail dragger lol
Any landing you walk away from with no one hurt is a good one
That was a very solid landing…..
Any landing where the airplane can actually be used again is a good landing
You can reuse Little Red with no repairs
Good landing
54 years flying !!
Any landing you walk away from is a good one
My sketchiest landing was when I was a newly minted PPL with a 19 knot crosswind at night in a C172
this means "talent" "being talented" 🧠💯👓
Ok, ok, I’m sorry I rated your landing a mere 10/10. Based on the additional information, I rate it a 12/10. 😂
Great landing
Took my ppl in Saskatchewan (very windy there). We NEVER tied an aircraft down after a flight. Only chocked the wheels. I always felt that this was unsafe for the aircraft and the students were never taught how to tie an aircraft down. Not even sure most of the instructors could tie one down properly
Good job you’re awesome! Show the bulls how to run 😂 💪🏽
Thanks!
imagine that kinda wind at NIGHT!!!
I’ve done it, it’s not the softest landings I’ve ever had
You on the ground? Good job woman!
Kay, a good landing you walk away from. A great landing you actually fly the airplane again 😂
Your landing was perfect!!
You got it on the tarmac, were able to walk away, no apparent damage to you or plane. IMO thats a good landing! 😊
You did great!!
Any landing you walk away from is a successful landing in my book.
Damn fine landing.
This girl didn’t crash this plane as ppl in the comments are seeming think…she observes a plane that has flipped due to not being tied down in the parking area
My last flight lesson was stage check prep, had winds at 090 @ 7 and was landing on rwy 36, i was in my flare with full cross wind correction, had a wind shift and gust from the north that shot me up out of ground effect and into a stall. scared the hell out of me and had my hardest landing yet. im glad i got a chance to experience it, crosswinds and unpredictable gusts and wind shifts make us better pilots.
Nice landing 👌
I like you videos!
Erm i wouldnt even be flying with winds like that... thatsba great landing
For a second i thought the plane upsidedown is how you landed 😭😭
I’m learning how to land by myself now…16 times walked away,close calls lol, I rely on your videos…
With the cost,and the effort,the hangar cost and benefits of the hangar, the fuel, can’t wait till hear what you say next 😎
Pa28 160, I landed on 18 with the winds 270 at 21 gust 28, I did get it down safely but no way was it pretty. I tied it down and went back to get it 2 days later, I didn't want anymore of that! Holly Molly! I was about an hour and a half from my home airport.
Windy can tip the empty semi truck. Be safe!
Any landing you walk away from is a good one. If you can reuse the plane. it is even better. LOL
Any landing you walk away from and your plane is undamaged is a good landing.
"Any landing you can walk away from is a good landing."
-gaijin
Any landing you can walk away from is a good landing 🎉
You was a 18.19 kn crosswind componet with 10.5 kn headwinds component, You are a brave lady pilot!!! 😃
At first I was afraid you had flipped over Lil Red!
Looks perfect to me 🇦🇺
That was an AWESOME LANDING!
Any landing you can walk away from and fly the airplane again is a good landing. Shame that co pilot seat was empty
Awesome landing
Had a few looks at your approach and flare, I've decided that it's about as close to a greaser as you're gonna get in a crosswind. Can't remember exact max crosswind component on a Cherokee, but I'd honestly say you did fine. Nice one Kay 👍🏻👍🏻😎
Thanks!
@@FlyWithKay I'm not as qualified as you, but I've got quite a few years in bug-smashers 👍🏻
Not bad at all. Good landing.
Best pilot ever
You land in those conditions. It was a great landing.