Airplane Engine Failure : Deadstick Landing

A routine training flight where we intentionally shut down the engine while we are over the airport. This gives the student "actual" emergency landing prctice and confidence to know that the plane still flies well without power. Just keep that nose down! On a 6000 foot runway the goal is to touchdown at the 4000 feet remaining mark.

Cessna 404 Emergency Landing

This video was shot on Dec 14th after a hydraulic line failure in our 404 Titan forced us to make an emergency landing with the gear up. The emergency blow down bottle had a valve malfunction as well so there was no option available from that point on other than to find a place to sit it down. At the end of the slide down the runway there was a small fire on-board which I extinguished before exiting the aircraft with my crew member closely on my six . I'd like to send my thanks out to my crew member, the engineers in Wichita and to the ground crew mechanics at Mountain Home Airport in Arkansas for their assistance in relaying the communications with the engineers at Cessna, and for their mechanical knowledge that they shared with us during this unusual situation we found ourselves in.

Crosswind Landing

Amazing Airbus A380 Take Off

A380 is the biggest airplane made by Airbus corporation. The machine of this stuff make it enable to carry  huge number of load.

You can see how big is this airplane.  I like to watch this video because of the big size of that stuff.

Boeing 747 Crosswind Landing (1988)

This is a very skillful pilot give us example how to landing Boeing747 in bad weather.
Although this is a usual scenery, but I thik this is very interesting to watch this.

Boeing 747 is seem more stable than the lighter airplane while landing in bad condition.
You can see that in some next video.. see you again..

Amazing Airbus A380 Crosswind Landing

Airbus A380 is the biggest airplane made by Airbus. This huge plane looked very amazing when landing in bad weather condition. You can see on that video how this stuff landing...