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In case P_A_G_A_N forgot.....
yep we dutch pilots have some skills man haven`t you noticed by now ??
but to be srs im happy I was NOT in that plane
and yes that pilot really got some skills.
Awesome. If I was on that plane, I would need a change of shorts. LOL
I was going to say that the last wing dip would have spilled some drinks, but honestly... My scotch glass wouldn't have had a drop left in it at that point.Quote:
Originally Posted by AOD_rayrayblues
flew into SEA-TAC many years ago returning from a Alaskan comm. fishing season. Weather was decent as We left Anchorage. Got to Seattle and a nasty storm was churning over Puget Sound with nasty winds. Pilot came in "Crabbing' that is sideways,and this is several years prior to "Crosswind" landing computer assisted systems,so He was flying it Manually. Bout the time the Port wheel-truck hit the ground,the right wing got a nasty lil bounce-draft off the runway. Port wingtip/winglet scraped the ground a lil bit, we landed,rolled out to the taxiway then jetway. As We pulled up to the jetway,Pilot came on overhead "Sorry about that,seems My co-pilot had a lighter lunch than expected and We were heavy on the leftside. Pls make sure to send all reimbursement requests in tripilicate to the following address" then gave the main address for the carrier,lol... These guys get a HUGE amount of training on crosswind landings..Usually exciting,but nothing to write home/tell Mom about
I didn't know planes could walk...
I'm pleased Rubble recognizes my skills !
i am very glad I didn't see that before I just got on a plane.