Occurred on January 2, 2017 / Sydney Kingsford Smith International Airport, Australia “I was filming arrivals and departures on Sydney airport’s main runway …
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Occurred on January 2, 2017 / Sydney Kingsford Smith International Airport, Australia “I was filming arrivals and departures on Sydney airport’s main runway …
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isnt that normal during heavy traffic?
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I'm sorry…but I feel the title you are using for this video is borderline click-bait. There is absolutely zero "near miss" in my opinion. The second plane was surely in a holding pattern…waiting its turn to land as soon as the tower gave clearance. The angle you were shooting from might not give an observer accurate depth perception as to just how far apart the planes actually were as one took off and the other landed.
place where you will see it are gatwick in london england, its normal during very busy times
Not a near miss, just a busy airport.
Fuck you Viralhog. Waste of my time. Unsubscribing.
Way too close. But nowhere near an accident.
Over a kilometre is very, very safe!
its a international airport skid like its a busy airport
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Near miss my arseeeeee
God damn when do you learn click bait hurts you more then anything else you could try
near miss? lol, where? you think two object in 3 km distance is near? :D
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It's NOT a near miss. Here's a normal takeoff followed by a normal landing. Everything legal and it's quite common at a busy airport…. just as well as it says in the original description ;)))
What happens if the plane taking off aborts and the plane landing wants to run long?
It's not a near miss. It's the fucking wet dream of the ATC.