BAe-146 tough landing at London City Airport

What happens in this video ?

Landing at London City Airport is tough, because of the short runway and steep approach. In addition, this day, a strong cross-wind was prevailing. If it doesn't look or feel right it is generally a good idea to give it away and have another attempt. For whatever reason, this flight crew decided to press. If nothing else, it's a testament to the toughness of the BAE 146 airframe.

Comments

reza
its very dangerous!
11th August, 2014
Ebrahim Bonari
Bushehr

(Iran)
They have several solution. 1-they can develop the runway. 2-using lighter aircraft in this airport. 3-making building shorter at finals leg. 4-replacement the airport to another facility. otherwise,they must save more money to repair the aircrafts.
12th April, 2012
grego
Medellin

(Colombia)
i have a scary experience in a fokker-50, it landed at a very high speed and it almost ranout of runway....
12th September, 2011
Farhad
Tehran

(Iran)
I had same experience with Fooker 100 in tehran airport
20th February, 2011
Stig
Notts

(Uk)
Seems to me, that landing involved more luck than skill.
17th November, 2010
Cobi
Plymouth

(England)
ex pilot says: I have been to london city airport many times and it is hard to achieve an abort landing, the pilot made the right decision and landed the aircraft with skill in bad conditions
22nd October, 2010
Holyhigh
Amstelveen

(Netherlands)
Plane was scrapped! In secret......
30th September, 2010
Marina
La

(U.s.)
I wonder how the people felt inside that plane? Here is a good example when you think oh great I am so close to my destination and things go wrong...
26th July, 2010
Daniel
Tokyo

(Japan)
I am so surprised that I watch the airplane bouncing.
2nd June, 2010
den
Uz

(Tashkent)
wow
24th October, 2009
Singh
Vienna

(Austria)
it is really amazing to see that the plane survived that kind of landing.
3rd October, 2009
Carl Hackert
Saratoga Springs, Ny

(Usa)
Even with 4 engines it' easy & dangerous to get behind in a jet crabbing during strong crosswind gusts and/or windshear conditions. The jet is rugged! Gives new meaning to the old cliche: "Any landing you can walk away from is a good one.&q
12th September, 2009
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