Aviation English. Incidents - Runway Excursion - FluentPilot.Ru

Hey, everyone! New video for you - let's talk about aviation incidents! This time - a runway excursion incident.

Intro and outro music - courtesy of COSMOSNASH

[gdineyt]

Thank you very much for your video, it will help me in my FCL055 prep! Here some comments that may help:
The tire traces on the grass around the runway are highly visible.
They are filled with water.
This suggest that the grass around the runway may be quite soft and soggy.
It's possible that during the runway excursion, the aircraft encoutered heavy rain.
This heavy rain could have caused skidding and a loss of directional control, ultimately leading to the runway excursion.

The tire traces make us think of a trail, a skier would leave, when making a turning stop.
The soft and soggy ground may have likely dampen the speed of the aircraft in a positive way.
The aircraft fortunately came to an halt in one piece, ending its uncontrolled slide near the edge of the airport's limit.
The outcome of the incident could have been more serious if the aircraft had crossed the airport's boundary,
especially considering the possibility of the aircraft ending up on the rocky enbankment.

[aninhacontrole]

I'm studying for my exam that will take place on Friday. I'm so glad to found your channel.

[josecruzado]

the information is very interesting because help to improve our level english icao. thank you friends.

[pilotominal]

Thank you very much for posting this nice video!

[tandm]

vocabulary used are clear and rather more usefull . Thanks

[brunogusmaofilho]

In the following phrase - let's assume that they were safety transported to the terminal... - Could I use "safely" instead of safety?

[whiteheartt]

Thanks 🙏🏻 Can I use this video for educational purposes? I will give credit and mention your website as well.

[kslukina]

Как добиться такого произношения? Any advice?

[andrasszabo]

The vocabulary in this video is very helpful. My only complain is that you pronounce some words incorrectly.
Like 'focusing' 'obviously', 'surface' and others.
Furthermore you pronounce some words with British English and some others with US English that might be a bit confusing for a beginner.


Otherwise your videos are a HUUUUGE help! :)