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Thai A 380 crosswind landing at Tokyo

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Old 23rd Mar 2013, 12:07
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Thai A 380 crosswind landing at Tokyo

WOW!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQW6T...BASE - YouTube


Looks like a pretty rough landing
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YouTube

Fixed ur link.
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look at the angle he had on!!

new tyres all round I expect
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Disgraceful.

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Thai A 380 crosswind landing at Tokyo

New underwear all round !!
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I just soiled myself watching it! Something to look forward to when I go to NRT in november...NOT!
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A different way of doing the same thing !

Storm. Crosswind landing A380


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Classic examples of controlled sidelip technique versus kick-off drift-at-the-last-second-and-pray.
Guess which it is better to be a passenger in?
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Good skill in both Lufty & Thai crews in extreme & gusty conditions. I'd be quite happy to fly with either.

Check out B52 crosswind landing thechnique for an even more extreme form of sideslip.
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