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This plane was initially unable to land at Heathrow Airport due to high winds. After a strong gust nearly tipped the plane on its side, the pilot flew away and returned for a second attempt, which was successful.

The moment a British Airways plane traveling from Aberdeen, Scotland, aborted an attempt to land on the runway at London's Heathrow Airport due to strong winds.

'Winging It: Pilot Skids off Heathrow Runway' The plane's tail appears to make contact with the ground, causing the pilot to take off again.

The pilot of a British Airways plane had to abort their first landing attempt as strong winds from Storm Corrie pushed across Heathrow airport. Flight BA1307 from Aberdeen (ABZ) landed safely on the second attempt.

Our feed is always around 20 seconds out after we hit the ‘go live’ button (quite a bit more complexed than that). But as we started the feed, this A321neo from Aberdeen was on approach so we went for it. But the feed went ‘live’ to the viewers as the jet was climbing-out. So here it is! A full-on Touch and go, with a tail strike - checkout the paint dust after contact! You can also see the empennage shaking as it drags. I thought the pilot had it, but the wind was swirling over the Office buildings on the Bath Road. And there’s a gap between the open reach building and the next set of office buildings, which allows the gusts to flow unrestricted across the runway. In my view, the pilot deserves a medal! @BritishAirways training could use this in a scenario - happy to supply the footage FOC chaps 😉 but seriously, well done that Pilot. I have to say, I had no chance to watch it back during the live, but Gilly had a quick look and called Tail Strike. I knew it was close, but due to the small monitor and being ‘in the moment’ I missed the tail drag. So good spot GP.

G-XWBF Airbus A35K as British Airways BA108 arriving in heavy crosswinds at Heathrow lands hard from what appears to be Vertical Wind Shear. Caught during our live (bonus) show on Friday 25th. This shows the durability of the landing gear! It would be great to get some feedback from Pilots on this one

High (North Westerly) wind warnings have been issued by the Met Office with gusts of around 50mph expected for tomorrow! So hold tight and join me for all the action as #StormArwen hits the South East. You might remember these clips from previous storms 😉

Was this an over, or late flare? Doesn’t seem to be a particularly heavy landing 🤔 i seriously thought they were going-around for a second, but the pilot just ‘drops it’. Could also be a sudden gust caught them as they touched down. Your thoughts…

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