Insane Landing In Honduras

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  BamBam24 - 2 months ago

  damn

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  golfwang92 - 3 months ago

  I don't get it..

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  jermzdee - 4 months ago

  skillz

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  L0U1S11 - a year ago

  thats were my t-shirt comes from

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  JcHnd - 2 years ago

   well, that's the passion of it, nothing insane, i'll tell you, st. maarteen is a insane landing, over the people at the beach, anyways, that's an old video, i guess it was taken between 1997 and 2000, after 2000 the runway was enlarged, the trees are gone, and they usually land by the other way now, tegucigalpa is really cool you guys should come....XD

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  wilmac - 2 years ago

  i lik to see a takeoff from the short runway.,,or a nite landing ,,

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  Wilkiepwnz - 3 years ago

  I don't think the passengers would know how close they are to the ground, so to them it would be a normal landing, I think.

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  catracho101 - 3 years ago

   i been in honduras twice, but let me tell you its a litle scary when the plane land,but honduras its a nice place to visit.

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  jaxter88 - 3 years ago

  Bang on: That was a textbook landing into a valley runway, with a crosswind that required the pilot to crab the plane until touchdown to maintain alignment with the runway. Perfect. If he'd done anything _else_, I wouldn't land in Honduras.

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    BioHazard376 - 3 years ago

    @jaxter88way too much: flight simulator

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    dezracer69 - 3 years ago

    @jaxter88YOU KNOW FU*@ ALL: STFU you idiot. what the hell do you know, MR. LINDBERG

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    ChiRho - 3 years ago

    @jaxter88Apart from the fact it was an autopilot landing... Pilots are needed for one thing and one thing only, to abort a take off when necessary...

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  zorrobynight1983 - 3 years ago

  My neighbour is a pilot: and he says that more than 90% of the landings are done by automatic pilot. Pilots are heroes, but don't praise them too much..

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  87crosby87 - 3 years ago

  sick: but the runway in lebanon has like a mini curve in it that the plane needs to like turn on while landing. it's wack.

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  wildstyleteck - 3 years ago

  i could do that: in my sleep

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    BioHazard376 - 3 years ago

    @wildstyletecki know you could: if you dream

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  moczzy25 - 3 years ago

  Insane Landing In Honduras: what was wrong with the landing...

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    methudx - 3 years ago

    @moczzy25are u retarded or sumthin?: he had to avoid the landscape and had that short runway

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    XXdonatelloXX - 3 years ago

    @moczzy25and: there was also crosswind it looked like thats y he had to stay tilted until his back wheels were all the way down

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  Burbanz71 - 3 years ago

  well done Capt.: Not the easiest landing but not that hardest either

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  veggi1 - 3 years ago

  Been there, done that: Can't land there in a storm nor at night

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  MY2NUTZHURT - 3 years ago

  WHO;: WANTS TO GO THERE ANYWAY

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    BioHazard376 - 3 years ago

    @MY2NUTZHURTsad people to visit their: sad families

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    JcHnd - 2 years ago

    @MY2NUTZHURTwell, everyone, it's the number 25 in the 2008 nytimes list of places you must visit, and number 30 in places most visited, and by the way, latin people is more happy than american people, so buuu....you fat-ass!!!!

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  xx1madawgxx3 - 3 years ago

  dam: dat shits dope

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  lessphilling - 3 years ago

  looks like they really cut: the runway budget

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  MyOwnsOverYou - 3 years ago

  I wonder: How many people on that plane touched their forehead, then their abdomen, left and then right shoulder when he came in on that approach lol...

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    peta_animal - 3 years ago

    @MyOwnsOverYouWTF: They're about to die. Who the hell would be playing Simon Says at a time like that?

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    not_a_bad_parent - 3 years ago

    @MyOwnsOverYouI think they had more on there minds: then doing the macarana

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    barryman - 3 years ago

    @MyOwnsOverYouhahahaha: heyyyyyyyyyy macarena!

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    87crosby87 - 3 years ago

    @MyOwnsOverYouprayed: thats the word u were lookin' for but uyour way is funnier.

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  P63cobra - 4 years ago

  wow: That pilot has a pair.

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  fnreally - 4 years ago

  Wow: That looks like a very difficult landing. Plus there are people hanging out right at the top of that hill!

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  bubbers44 - 4 years ago

  Tegucigulpa retirement flight: If you want to see what it looks like from the cockpit here is my retirement flight into TGU. Just touch Honduras and select center video with cockpit window view.

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    bubbers44 - 4 years ago

    @bubbers44TGU retirement landing: You have to go back to the previous video to press Honduras and press center picture to get my final landing at TGU. Hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

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    OnefastCamel - 4 years ago

    @bubbers44MOney: Dude, why didn't you post this yourself? I didn't get paid for it, I just thought it was awesome. I can give you my username pass and you should collect!

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  sneakygreenalien - 2 years ago

  The pilot came in hot and flared right before touchdown...: BFD

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    imb4u2 - 4 years ago

    @sneakygreenalienlanding: Are you a pilot? It's impossible to judge a landing in a spot like that without firsthand experience AT THAT STRIP. There was also a crosswind for which the pilot had to compensate and remember--- it's not easy to land 80tonnes of airplane in a runway that's in a hollow. By the way iI AM a pilot and rewspect the job that pilot did

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    bubbers44 - 4 years ago

    @sneakygreenalienLanding speed: Been in there hundreds of times and the deck angle looked perfect for a normal 135 knot landing speed typical for a two hour flight from MIA. Done it hundreds of times. He touched down a bit early but at that airport that helps at the other end with the 70 ft cliff.

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  RottenPuppets - 2 years ago

  cool place: that landing was totally radical!!!!!

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  scottphys - 2 years ago

  Can you image: if this was an IFR approach?

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    Waterhazard - 2 years ago

    @scottphysyes of course: what is IFR?

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    mike5735 - 2 years ago

    @scottphysIFR: (Instrument Flight Rules) approach. It's when pilots only use their instruments to land. Such as in fog or a bad sorm.

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    Collegefunds - 2 years ago

    @scottphysProbably a circle to land procedure: but if he did this in the U.S. he would be in trouble, He landed before the threshold on the area that's only aloud for taxi, take-off, and roll-out (Ithink?)

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    jbucatcher31 - 4 years ago

    @scottphysThey can't land IFR there: They have to divert if the conditions aren't clear enough. During the dry season, everyone burns the dead brush to clear areas for planting. Since the city is surrounded by mountains, the smoke hangs in the air and they have to cancel flights. The approach isn't the worst part though. At the other end of the runway, there's a 150-200 foot dropoff then the highway. A fully fueled C-130 crashed a few years ago and scorched everything in it's path.

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