20 Greatest Emergency Landings Ever Caught On Camera



20 Greatest Emergency Landings Ever Caught On Camera. In the realm of aviation, planes are generally safe, but there are rare moments when unforeseen challenges arise, putting pilots to the ultimate test. These captivating instances showcase the true mettle of aviators as they execute emergency landings, ensuring the safety of their passengers and crew. From mechanical failures to fuel shortages, these twenty greatest emergency landings, captured on camera, offer a cinematic glimpse into the incredible ingenuity and courage displayed by pilots when faced with adversity. Join us as we explore the details of the most amazing emergency landings and near-crashes ever recorded!

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16 thoughts on “20 Greatest Emergency Landings Ever Caught On Camera”

  1. Regarding the the helicopter landing in the street. A little anecdote. Several years ago, in the small city where I used to live, I was parked at a drive in restaurant waiting for my order. There was a large field next to the drive in, and we heard a helicopter. The helicopter landed on the field and several military embarked to order some food.

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  2. @4:00
    The 380 should have been diverted
    Also, The weather of each destination should be noted before flight approval.
    Would you fly in 75 MPH hurricane winds??
    Because as we saw in the winter of 2022-23, we do as long as they are called weather bombs and not called Hurricanes

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  3. So much rubbish talked. Wrong pictures of aircraft types. The cabin crew member was sucked out of the aircraft. An A320 doing a transatlantic flight, NO NO NO. Go and do your research before putting things like this out.

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  4. I think the future of commercial aviation is going to see many more safety features on aircraft. Simple things such as an emergency set of engines that are never used unless main engine power is lost, and perhaps a secondary set of landing gear. Stuff like that; certainly is more expensive but it's all relative. When it is seen as essential the expense will be accepted, especially if it proves to be beneficial!

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