Strong winds all around while getting off the runway. The plane is ready to land. The passenger plane trembled a little before the wheel came off the runway. Unable to land due to the wind, it flew into the sky again. The incident took place at Heathrow International Airport in the United Kingdom. A British Airways flight from Aberdeen, Scotland, attempted to land at Heathrow Airport on Monday morning, local time, according to a CNN report on Wednesday. The winds were strong due to the recent storm that hit the area. Due to this, the plane was having trouble landing on the runway. It flew in the sky without being able to get down the runway in any way. As seen in the video footage at that time, the right-wing of the aircraft went up while landing on the runway. The pilot then flew the plane into the sky without trying to land. Looking at the video, it seemed that the rear part of the plane had hit the runway lightly. However, it could not be confirmed whether the rear part actually touched the runway. However, after 16 minutes, the plane successfully landed on the runway in the second attempt.
Jerry Dyer made a video of the flight to Heathrow for his YouTube channel Big Jet TV. He arrived at the airport just minutes before the incident. Dyer captured the moment of the plane's landing in the video. "Think about it, how skilled the pilots are," he told CNN.
Two of the passengers on the plane were members of the UK Parliament. They boarded a plane from the constituency to the House of Commons. Scotland Gordon MP Richard Thomson told CNN he was deeply grateful for the pilots' professionalism. They have dealt with a potentially dangerous situation calmly. "Everything seemed normal at first," he said. But at one point I got a light jolt. It is clear that the pilots had to make a quick decision to try to land the plane. Fortunately, they were able to do so on a second attempt. 'Thomson said, although the left-wing seemed to be close to the runway; After watching the video, it is clear that the tail actually hit the runway. Strong winds all around while getting off the runway. The plane is ready to land. The passenger plane trembled a little before the wheel came off the runway. Unable to land due to the wind, it flew into the sky again. The incident took place at Heathrow International Airport in the United Kingdom. A British Airways flight from Aberdeen, Scotland, attempted to land at Heathrow Airport on Monday morning, local time, according to a CNN report on Wednesday. The winds were strong due to the recent storm that hit the area. Due to this, the plane was having trouble landing on the runway. It flew in the sky without being able to get down the runway in any way. As seen in the video footage at that time, the right-wing of the aircraft went up while landing on the runway. The pilot then flew the plane into the sky without trying to land. Looking at the video, it seemed that the rear part of the plane had hit the runway lightly. However, it could not be confirmed whether the rear part actually touched the runway. However, after 16 minutes, the plane successfully landed on the runway in the second attempt.
Jerry Dyer made a video of the flight to Heathrow for his YouTube channel Big Jet TV. He arrived at the airport just minutes before the incident. Dyer captured the moment of the plane's landing in the video. "Think about it, how skilled the pilots are," he told CNN.
Two of the passengers on the plane were members of the UK Parliament. They boarded a plane from the constituency to the House of Commons. Scotland Gordon MP Richard Thomson told CNN he was deeply grateful for the pilots' professionalism. They have dealt with a potentially dangerous situation calmly. "Everything seemed normal at first," he said. But at one point I got a light jolt. It is clear that the pilots had to make a quick decision to try to land the plane. Fortunately, they were able to do so on a second attempt. 'Thomson said, although the left-wing seemed to be close to the runway; After watching the video, it is clear that the tail actually hit the runway.
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