Recently, a pilot had to make a side landing approach in strong crosswinds.
This wasn't a fake and it was reported in the media; the corresponding video can be found here, . But in this case it's about another, very spectacular video:
The video shows a landing approach. The viewer fears that this situation cannot end well. The wings continue to deflect and the machine gains more and more momentum.
Then it happens: the momentum is so strong that the machine makes a complete rotation. An impressive video, the machine comes under control again shortly before the ground and it looks as if everything turned out well again.
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Many Internet users are not entirely sure whether this was done using tricks. Oh well! And at a high level. The video was professionally created.
MeniThings
This video was produced by a company called MeniThings . MeniThings describes itself as a full-service production company supporting director Aristomenis Tsirbas' original animated and live-action work, which includes feature films, TV spots, music videos and visual effects.
MeniThings was founded in 2000. In 2005, the company designed, built and operated an animation facility within Snoot Entertainment for the low-budget feature film 'Battle for Terra'.
Barrel roll
Little additional information: the jet test pilot Alvin M. “Tex” Johnston flew a barrel roll with the prototype of a Boeing 707 over Seattle. Since this video was recorded on August 7, 1955, the quality of the video is no longer that good:
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