London: With Hurricane Eunice hitting Britain at a whirlwind of history and spectacular waves on Friday, hundreds of thousands of viewers watched a live video of nails piercing airplanes, right in the UK capital.
In a live YouTube broadcast that began eight hours ago, Big Jet TV presenter Jerry Dyer was following in the footsteps of many pilots, from British Airways flights to the Emirates, as they arrived at London Heathrow airport in the midst of a major storm so far "temporarily furious". the best ever recorded in England, ”according to the weather office.
The presenter’s commentary comments keep viewers in awe as he analyzes everything from pilots ’pilots to their skillful arrival, while strong winds are heard blowing hard in the background.
His style of entertainment includes cheeky compliments such as "Look at those flexible man's wings," and "a piece of cake!" as he watched the pilots arrive at a particularly challenging place at the airport.
"There are a lot of nervous passengers out there right now," he laughed as another plane flew through the air.
Another plane was seen hanging from the sides when it crashed into the airport, the wheels on the left side of the plane sending sparks into the air before the right side hit the ground. "Easy, son!" Dyer warns with a laugh in the background.
Every so often, Dyer is heard shouting in excitement such as "Come on, son!" and “You've got it, mate,” as the planes sway in the breeze.
His style of sports commentator includes moments of real appreciation. "We have brave pilots, I must say," notes Dyer, as the captain of the airplane roams at speeds of 141 miles per hour.
Hurricane Eunice, which has cut off power to more than 140,000 homes in England and 80,000 homes and businesses in Ireland, is currently facing millions of homes.
As sadly long waves were seen hitting the west coast of Britain, along the coast of Brittany in France, London was put under its first “red” weather warning, indicating a “life-threatening danger.”
Airplanes, trains and boats throughout Western Europe were also severely affected by the storm, with three reported dead so far in the Netherlands and Ireland.
London: With Hurricane Eunice hitting Britain at a whirlwind of history and spectacular waves on Friday, hundreds of thousands of viewers watched a live video of nails piercing airplanes, right in the UK capital.
In a live YouTube broadcast that began eight hours ago, Big Jet TV presenter Jerry Dyer was following in the footsteps of many pilots, from British Airways flights to the Emirates, as they arrived at London Heathrow airport in the midst of a major storm so far "temporarily furious". the best ever recorded in England, ”according to the weather office.
The presenter’s commentary comments keep viewers in awe as he analyzes everything from pilots ’pilots to their skillful arrival, while strong winds are heard blowing hard in the background.
His style of entertainment includes cheeky compliments such as "Look at those flexible man's wings," and "a piece of cake!" as he watched the pilots arrive at a particularly challenging place at the airport.
"There are a lot of nervous passengers out there right now," he laughed as another plane flew through the air.
Another plane was seen hanging from the sides when it crashed into the airport, the wheels on the left side of the plane sending sparks into the air before the right side hit the ground. "Easy, son!" Dyer warns with a laugh in the background.
Every so often, Dyer is heard shouting in excitement such as "Come on, son!" and “You've got it, mate,” as the planes sway in the breeze.
His style of sports commentator includes moments of real appreciation. "We have brave pilots, I must say," notes Dyer, as the captain of the airplane roams at speeds of 141 miles per hour.
Hurricane Eunice, which has cut off power to more than 140,000 homes in England and 80,000 homes and businesses in Ireland, is currently facing millions of homes.
As sadly long waves were seen hitting the west coast of Britain, along the coast of Brittany in France, London was put under its first “red” weather warning, indicating a “life-threatening danger.”
Airplanes, trains and boats throughout Western Europe were also severely affected by the storm, with three reported dead so far in the Netherlands and Ireland.
London: With Hurricane Eunice hitting Britain at a whirlwind of history and spectacular waves on Friday, hundreds of thousands of viewers watched a live video of nails piercing airplanes, right in the UK capital.
In a live YouTube broadcast that began eight hours ago, Big Jet TV presenter Jerry Dyer was following in the footsteps of many pilots, from British Airways flights to the Emirates, as they arrived at London Heathrow airport in the midst of a major storm so far "temporarily furious". the best ever recorded in England, ”according to the weather office.
The presenter’s commentary comments keep viewers in awe as he analyzes everything from pilots ’pilots to their skillful arrival, while strong winds are heard blowing hard in the background.
His style of entertainment includes cheeky compliments such as "Look at those flexible man's wings," and "a piece of cake!" as he watched the pilots arrive at a particularly challenging place at the airport.
"There are a lot of nervous passengers out there right now," he laughed as another plane flew through the air.
Another plane was seen hanging from the sides when it crashed into the airport, the wheels on the left side of the plane sending sparks into the air before the right side hit the ground. "Easy, son!" Dyer warns with a laugh in the background.
Every so often, Dyer is heard shouting in excitement such as "Come on, son!" and “You've got it, mate,” as the planes sway in the breeze.
His style of sports commentator includes moments of real appreciation. "We have brave pilots, I must say," notes Dyer, as the captain of the airplane roams at speeds of 141 miles per hour.
Hurricane Eunice, which has cut off power to more than 140,000 homes in England and 80,000 homes and businesses in Ireland, is currently facing millions of homes.
As sadly long waves were seen hitting the west coast of Britain, along the coast of Brittany in France, London was put under its first “red” weather warning, indicating a “life-threatening danger.”
Airplanes, trains and boats throughout Western Europe were also severely affected by the storm, with three reported dead so far in the Netherlands and Ireland.
London: With Hurricane Eunice hitting Britain at a whirlwind of history and spectacular waves on Friday, hundreds of thousands of viewers watched a live video of nails piercing airplanes, right in the UK capital.
In a live YouTube broadcast that began eight hours ago, Big Jet TV presenter Jerry Dyer was following in the footsteps of many pilots, from British Airways flights to the Emirates, as they arrived at London Heathrow airport in the midst of a major storm so far "temporarily furious". the best ever recorded in England, ”according to the weather office.
The presenter’s commentary comments keep viewers in awe as he analyzes everything from pilots ’pilots to their skillful arrival, while strong winds are heard blowing hard in the background.
His style of entertainment includes cheeky compliments such as "Look at those flexible man's wings," and "a piece of cake!" as he watched the pilots arrive at a particularly challenging place at the airport.
"There are a lot of nervous passengers out there right now," he laughed as another plane flew through the air.
Another plane was seen hanging from the sides when it crashed into the airport, the wheels on the left side of the plane sending sparks into the air before the right side hit the ground. "Easy, son!" Dyer warns with a laugh in the background.
Every so often, Dyer is heard shouting in excitement such as "Come on, son!" and “You've got it, mate,” as the planes sway in the breeze.
His style of sports commentator includes moments of real appreciation. "We have brave pilots, I must say," notes Dyer, as the captain of the airplane roams at speeds of 141 miles per hour.
Hurricane Eunice, which has cut off power to more than 140,000 homes in England and 80,000 homes and businesses in Ireland, is currently facing millions of homes.
As sadly long waves were seen hitting the west coast of Britain, along the coast of Brittany in France, London was put under its first “red” weather warning, indicating a “life-threatening danger.”
Airplanes, trains and boats throughout Western Europe were also severely affected by the storm, with three reported dead so far in the Netherlands and Ireland.
London: With Hurricane Eunice hitting Britain at a whirlwind of history and spectacular waves on Friday, hundreds of thousands of viewers watched a live video of nails piercing airplanes, right in the UK capital.
In a live YouTube broadcast that began eight hours ago, Big Jet TV presenter Jerry Dyer was following in the footsteps of many pilots, from British Airways flights to the Emirates, as they arrived at London Heathrow airport in the midst of a major storm so far "temporarily furious". the best ever recorded in England, ”according to the weather office.
The presenter’s commentary comments keep viewers in awe as he analyzes everything from pilots ’pilots to their skillful arrival, while strong winds are heard blowing hard in the background.
His style of entertainment includes cheeky compliments such as "Look at those flexible man's wings," and "a piece of cake!" as he watched the pilots arrive at a particularly challenging place at the airport.
"There are a lot of nervous passengers out there right now," he laughed as another plane flew through the air.
Another plane was seen hanging from the sides when it crashed into the airport, the wheels on the left side of the plane sending sparks into the air before the right side hit the ground. "Easy, son!" Dyer warns with a laugh in the background.
Every so often, Dyer is heard shouting in excitement such as "Come on, son!" and “You've got it, mate,” as the planes sway in the breeze.
His style of sports commentator includes moments of real appreciation. "We have brave pilots, I must say," notes Dyer, as the captain of the airplane roams at speeds of 141 miles per hour.
Hurricane Eunice, which has cut off power to more than 140,000 homes in England and 80,000 homes and businesses in Ireland, is currently facing millions of homes.
As sadly long waves were seen hitting the west coast of Britain, along the coast of Brittany in France, London was put under its first “red” weather warning, indicating a “life-threatening danger.”
Airplanes, trains and boats throughout Western Europe were also severely affected by the storm, with three reported dead so far in the Netherlands and Ireland.
London: With Hurricane Eunice hitting Britain at a whirlwind of history and spectacular waves on Friday, hundreds of thousands of viewers watched a live video of nails piercing airplanes, right in the UK capital.
In a live YouTube broadcast that began eight hours ago, Big Jet TV presenter Jerry Dyer was following in the footsteps of many pilots, from British Airways flights to the Emirates, as they arrived at London Heathrow airport in the midst of a major storm so far "temporarily furious". the best ever recorded in England, ”according to the weather office.
The presenter’s commentary comments keep viewers in awe as he analyzes everything from pilots ’pilots to their skillful arrival, while strong winds are heard blowing hard in the background.
His style of entertainment includes cheeky compliments such as "Look at those flexible man's wings," and "a piece of cake!" as he watched the pilots arrive at a particularly challenging place at the airport.
"There are a lot of nervous passengers out there right now," he laughed as another plane flew through the air.
Another plane was seen hanging from the sides when it crashed into the airport, the wheels on the left side of the plane sending sparks into the air before the right side hit the ground. "Easy, son!" Dyer warns with a laugh in the background.
Every so often, Dyer is heard shouting in excitement such as "Come on, son!" and “You've got it, mate,” as the planes sway in the breeze.
His style of sports commentator includes moments of real appreciation. "We have brave pilots, I must say," notes Dyer, as the captain of the airplane roams at speeds of 141 miles per hour.
Hurricane Eunice, which has cut off power to more than 140,000 homes in England and 80,000 homes and businesses in Ireland, is currently facing millions of homes.
As sadly long waves were seen hitting the west coast of Britain, along the coast of Brittany in France, London was put under its first “red” weather warning, indicating a “life-threatening danger.”
Airplanes, trains and boats throughout Western Europe were also severely affected by the storm, with three reported dead so far in the Netherlands and Ireland.
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