10 Worst Plane Near Misses

Weekly Dose of Aviation: 10 Worst Plane Near Misses

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[LuxPlanes]

Aerosucre got the world record for near misses lmao

[NickxTM]

Even though I am a Brit myself the "Ooooh Easy Easy! Oh my flippin' 'eck!" always gets me 😆

[Africatwinrider]

A coordinated flight at an airshow is not a near miss

[alukata]

People who stand near the path of a plane or at the end of runways directly below the planes path deserve darwin awards...

[simonwinter]

I'm no pilot but quite a few of these don't seem like near misses to me.They seem like routine situations that the pilots deal with competently.

[paulvanobberghen]

The 767 has a small retractable tail skid for the purpose of possible tail strike, upon landing or take off. It moves with the landing gear. It’s clearly visible on the American Airlines, and did it’s job apparently, but unsure if it actually contacted the runway.

[smoke_msfs]

2:32 767, any model of them, are prone to tail strikes. It's apparently super easy to do so.
6:06 St Barts' is known as "The Most Dangerous Airport In The World" because of the approach needed.

[NaughtySamurai]

The first plane actually crashed sometime later trying to land at the same runway due to damage during take off, the wing did actually clip during take off. The plane apparently was carying too much weight than it should have been so it struggled to take off. The pilots died and it was a cargo plane

[Zoom_]

This was a great review of all the incredible footage. Thanks.

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[MarkoGamingSK]

Thank you for this video I'm from Slovakia🇸🇰♥️

[AviationEpisode]

I love these videos, , i am looking forward to the next one😊🙂

[stale_guy]

a daily video by lucaas a day
keeps the misses away

[DrBearAviation]

That AA Boeing 767 appears to have a normal landing, but deliberately keeping the nose wheel up to take advantage of aerodynamic braking.

[KAlpha]

A day without a near miss is a day wasted ~ Aerosucre

[AnthoCMusic]

I live near the Airbus factory and it's not rare for me to see Airbus planes making test fly on top of my home. If you could see all these crazy things I saw in the sky.. ahah

[jcolbyt]

One of my favorite Aerosucre videos is a cockpit video in one of their 727’s. The pilot advances the throttles to takeoff thrust and the takeoff configuration warning sounds. Instead of closing the throttles and going back to attempt the takeoff again, the captain reaches over to the flap handle and pulls it down to the correct setting, all while the throttles were at takeoff thrust and the roll had begun. They almost did a flaps 0 takeoff. The flaps move slow on the 727 so they were quite lucky that they made it to the required position when it was time to rotate. Gotta love the enhanced safety culture at Aerosucre!!!! And yes, they did the checklist prior to takeoff. They just didn’t bother to look at the instruments. lol

[pavelpospisil]

Last week, a 767 got an engine failiure at Prague Vaclav Havel airport. I would definitely put that into the series.

[haroldreardon]

He missed the fence! Looks like a successful take off to me. Same for the landing, that's why the beach goers set out there to watch.

[joeylawn]

On the last plane, it looks like the far side (left) engine did at least partially open its reverse thrusters....could be mistaken tho

[thomasschoberwalter]

3:30 He stalled 100% there. Thats really hard 😮😢