Windy plane...

[scooby]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-17863501

Do you think the middle pilot was after overtime??

Not sure I'd want to be a passenger on any of these...

[TimberWolf]

Abort, abort, abort! Bet the pilot's adrenal glands were pumped after that landing.

[bless 'em all]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-17863501

Do you think the middle pilot was after overtime??

Not sure I'd want to be a passenger on any of these...

Any landing you can walk away from is a good landing, although I'd imagine a few passengers walked off the first plane like John Wayne.

The last landing was on the button - I've been in worse than that.

[scooby]

The last landing was on the button - I've been in worse than that.

Agreed, generally with Ryan Air when my previous client wouldnt pay real flight prices.

[Zippy]

Tell me captain - did we land or were we shot down? (TM someone on the internet)

[TimberWolf]

Agreed, generally with Ryan Air when my previous client wouldnt pay real flight prices.

Ryan Air have a pretty good safety record.

[Zippy]

The last landing was on the button - I've been in worse than that.

Birmingham perchance? Still - some good skills from the pilots and a handsome profit for Knickerbox.

[bless 'em all]

Ryan Air have a pretty good safety record.

Yeah .... but for an airline I go for 'Exceptional' as the baseline.

I flew on BMI and experienced what is know as a 'no flaps' landing. (phnar) That was a little bit .

[original PM]

Had a landing like that in plymouth on a little prop driven plane (think it was with air southwest)

many people looked very shaken when we got off!