Wake Turbulence Causes Aircraft to Drop #shorts #787wingflex #turbulence

During a left turn, Boeing 787 Dreamliner hit wake turbulence and drops leaving us feeling weightlessness for a second but the autopilot corrects it almost instantly.

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[Nae]

To anyone in the world responsible for assembling and maintaining commercial aircraft, I salute you

[DriftHyena]

The sound of the hydraulics is beautiful

[Napoleon_Blownapart]

It's amazing how fast the computer reacts to the wind gust.

[robbiebunge]

That's the moment that my soul leaves the plane

[huzaifahashmy]

Very interesting to see how this aircraft managed to take the sudden action

[joeskwara]

Great video to show scared people what’s happening as it should make them less nervous.

[DR]

The person recording, Tutting as if the pilot fell asleep on the job

[MIZUch.]

You know you're living in the future when you can't tell whether this was real life or a simulation

[alrichfonseca]

Anyone who noticed the planes in the background 😅

[tudorDaDefender]

Same exact thing happened to me in a Airbus321 neo flown by Wizzair over europe 1 month ago. Your heart goes out of your chest and then comes back

[AnthonyBerry-qm]

2 years ago, On a Delta 737-800 Taking off from Detroit heading home to the San Francisco Bay Area. The aircraft was climbing out of Detroit and was turning towards the west, when we hit some air pockets. The 1st pocket dipped the aircraft maybe 10 feet or so, followed by 3 or 4 air pockets. For 3 minutes you felt like you were on a invisible roller coaster. Afterwards, a smooth flight from that point to landing at S.F.O.

[wilfredtaylor]

Wake turbulence is only caused by the disturbed airflow from another aircraft. This was likely wind shear.

[ladymb]

Cool that people weren’t start hooping and a hollering that we are going to die. But that father and assumingely son moment too precious

[samanthainger]

Never seen how turbulence affects a plane from the outside, only experienced it from inside the aircraft across the Atlantic between London and Boston! ✈️

[Vigh-go]

I saw the whole video. This was a Qantas 787 on approach to Heathrow. The plane didn't drop, it was just some clear air turbulence

[najeejohnson]

The way that 787 corrected itself is Insane 😍😍 and the hydraulic system sounds 🤤

[shimmyshimmy]

The engineering of the ailerons/spoilers corrections is just chef’s kiss

[vmsballer]

I am very used to flying in 737s. I got on a 787 and did notice the difference in seating set up but when I looked outside I was amazed to see how much further the wings extended.

[jdhiner]

The flaps being lowered in a terminal area (ie close to airport landing very soon) could have flown through a wake vortex from a jet that was in that area earlier they can last for a good while and travel vertically and laterally

[Christian-vqrd]

Very cool that you didn't suddenly have a bunch of people yelling "we're all going to die!"😂