Some interesting approaches at Kloten
Posted: 04 Mar 2009, 21:50
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Some interesting approaches at Kloten
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Re: Some interesting approaches at Kloten
Posted: 04 Mar 2009, 21:59
Some of those a veryy hairy... that poor king air (or whatever it was) was being tossed about like a cat playing with a ball of string! Great find Nigel
Re: Some interesting approaches at Kloten
Posted: 04 Mar 2009, 22:06
Looks like some of my landing replays in FSX without any wind turned on! 
Re: Some interesting approaches at Kloten
Posted: 04 Mar 2009, 22:10
On some of those I would be really glad to havethat little bag in the seat pocket! 
Nigel²
Nigel²
Re: Some interesting approaches at Kloten
Posted: 04 Mar 2009, 22:54
On some of those I would be really impressed if you managed to get it in the little bagnigelb wrote:On some of those I would be really glad to havethat little bag in the seat pocket!
Nigel²
Rich
Re: Some interesting approaches at Kloten
Posted: 04 Mar 2009, 23:11
:o :o
What about the householders? Imagine opening the curtains on the day to see that dancing toward you.... :o
What about the householders? Imagine opening the curtains on the day to see that dancing toward you.... :o
Re: Some interesting approaches at Kloten
Posted: 05 Mar 2009, 07:35
I don't think I would like to have been a passenger on any of those! Nice find, Nigel. CHEERS
Re: Some interesting approaches at Kloten
Posted: 05 Mar 2009, 08:30
That somewhat reminds me on an F50 Crossair flight from GVA to ZRH some years ago. It took us four approaches to RWY28 in comparable conditions - until the crew decided to divert to Munich.
But when it comes down to Swiss European (ex-Crossair) flying skills you'll probably know this one from LCY - as a good example for what a 146 is designed for...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s5prz1Ae5QM
Best,
Nick.
But when it comes down to Swiss European (ex-Crossair) flying skills you'll probably know this one from LCY - as a good example for what a 146 is designed for...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s5prz1Ae5QM
Best,Nick.
Re: Some interesting approaches at Kloten
Posted: 05 Mar 2009, 11:50
Brilliant find Nige though I would not have liked to have been a pax!! :o
Regards
Nigel.
Regards
Nigel.
Re: Some interesting approaches at Kloten
Posted: 05 Mar 2009, 22:25
Prop Jockey wrote:On some of those I would be really impressed if you managed to get it in the little bagnigelb wrote:On some of those I would be really glad to havethat little bag in the seat pocket!
Nigel²
Rich
You got that right!Nigel²