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The TAP aircraft faced difficulties in landing due to strong gusts of wind in Madeira.
By TPN, in News, Portugal, Madeira & Azores · 27 Mar 2024, 14:15 · 2 Comments
The impressive landing was filmed and published on the Madeira Airport Spotting YouTube page. In the images it is possible to see that the plane approaches the runway on 26 March and, with some difficulty, manages to land the front wheel of the aircraft on the runway. Only then did the rear wheels follow suit.
According to the YouTube page, flight TP9576 was coming from Porto Santo and was not carrying any passengers.
Gust of wind reached 84km per hour yesterday on the island.
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Impressive is definately not the correct heading for this article. In fact a go around would have been the correct procedure on this landing approach. Planes are not designed to land nose first. Not the landing I would want to experience as a passenger!
By Dirk Driedger from Lisbon on 28 Mar 2024, 11:56
Possibly the WORST landing Ever.
The pilot should have performed a 'Go Around'.
Landing nose wheel first is forbidden and who ever was handling the aircraft should be retrained.
It was a very serious mistake.
By Andrew Ralph Fawkes from UK on 28 Mar 2024, 12:20