It’s engine. Not angine

Maybe hes on phone , thats why he spelled wrong the word "engine"

@@killingthedeath96 why is it a big deal..

3:53 my fav part

Yes.

It s not Ryanair that lands his aircrafts.

xD

Because Ryanair is a very low cost airline, a go around or touch and go would cost them a lot, so they try to always land on the first try, that’s why Ryanair is famous for the harder landings.

@@TheMightySpotter Not true. Ryanair encourages go-arounds in their SOP. Everywhere it says "Dont press on, press TOGA" :-) The reason for the firm landings is simple. In Ryanair, we fly these planes to perfection. A safe landing is a landing on the speed, on the centerline, and on the aiming point within the touchdown zone. These 3 criteria are important to mitigate runway excursions, loss of control on the ground ect ect. Therefore, we prioritize getting the plane down safely. We would rather want people talking about firm landings, than being afraid that we will do runway excursions, or not being a safe airline. :-) Then again, I can find myself guilty of aiming for a smooth touchdown, when its CAVOK, no winds and maybe 3200m of runway. :-)) Have a nice day, and thank you for the nice video.

@@TheMightySpotteryoure a spotter and you say ridiculous things. Just read regulations, and post from the pilot above me.

Not always

Thank you!

Yeah haha, quite the hub and thank you!

Mi sono trovato benissimo

@@lupin3lupin361 Umh, ma ciao! :D

Vidhya senthilkumar

I don't even think in it xd

Wahaayyyyy

Not so much difference in noise but the pip version will travel much further, this is because of improved aero.

okie am bring blue berry on next Ryanair flight so I can be generous and gib them out

Nope. Just say you do hard landings

Bruh that's their training jet

Stop making fun of Ryanair.

Yes that’s correct

Thank you kindly!

Can you decide me which airline I should work for when I grow up?Ryanair or Jet2.

@@Ayad719 Ryanair

@@Milan-do9mo cool.

@@Ayad719 thanks🙃

Don't break the gear bro