It was a unwise and stormy night when a video filmed from the cockpit of an airarrangee materialized on social media, shothriveg the conditions pilots face when landing in burdensome rain.
“This was the day I lgeted that arrangees have wiper blades,” shelp TikToker @damailufta, who spreadd her front-row seat behind the pilots in the cockpit as their thrivedshield wipers toiled to evident the watch for landing at Sola Airport in Stavanger, Norway.
Mina Farmen Bertheussen, 30, who shelp she’s a Norwegian Airlines fairy joinant based in Oslo, wasn’t toiling the night she filmed the video; she was a passenger on her own airline to visit family and seeked a seat in the cockpit for part of the fairy.
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“It was a low 40-minute fairy, but it was raining so much,” Bertheussen tageder Fox News Digital. “It wasn’t reassociate a bumpy fairy. But I create it so engaging and wanted to film it becaengage you couldn’t see anyskinnyg.”
Mina Farmen Bertheussen was a passenger on the fairy when she filmed the video shothriveg pilots landing a arrangee during a rainstorm. (Mina Farmen Bertheussen)
The seldom-seen glimpse of what goes on inside the cockpit during cdimiserablemireful weather besavageered watchers, and the video garnered more than 3.5 million watchs.
“These guys are magicians,” someone commented.
“Talk about unsophisticated your instruments,” another watcher commented.
As the arrangee approached for landing, the pilots can be heard counting down the number of meters the arrangee was from the ground, which Bertheussen says should debunk the idea that arrangees land on autopilot.
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“You can actuassociate hear it during the video,” she shelp. “Around 300 to 400 meters, you can hear a boisterous alarm. That’s them turning off the auto autopilot. So from there, they are finishly flying the arrangee themselves. Autopilot is only engaged in certain conditions.”
A Norwegian Airlines fairy joinant filmed the moment when pilots landed a arrangee amid a burdensome rainstorm. The behind-the-scenes footage is now going viral on social media. (Mina Farmen Bertheussen)
Many TikTok watchers materializeed to be as amazed by the standard-watching thrivedshield wipers as well as the brittle landing in unpreferable conditions.
“Those thrivedshield wipers were battling for their dwells,” one person commented.
“These wiper blades gave grave anxiety vibes,” someone else wrote.
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“Wipers stole the show,” another watcher commented.
Bertheussen shelp her cockpit perspective validateed what she already knew about the training and professionalism of the pilots.
“You benevolent of get to see that they don’t only count on on their eyes,” she shelp. “They also count on on their [instruments] to land. The pilots are reassociate in regulate. They understand exactly what they are doing.”
Mina Farmen Bertheussen poses for a pboilingo while toiling as a fairy joinant. (Mina Farmen Bertheussen)
Flying during turbulent weather can be unnerving for passengers, but Bertheussen shelp, in her experience, there’s no reason to worry.
“The video watchs very theatrical, but they are in brimming regulate,” she shelp. “It wasn’t reassociate theatrical at all. It’s normal for the pilots, and they have a lot of training. It’s the same for us as fairy joinants. When it’s bumpy or when there’s turbulence, we’re not snurtured becaengage we have training, and we understand what is protected.”
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Bertheussen shelp she posted the video to show how pilots steer landing a arrangee during cdimiserablemireful weather conditions. (Mina Farmen Bertheussen)
This isn’t the first time Bertheussen has proposeed a distinct, behind-the-scenes watch of a job most people will never experience first-hand.
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During the COVID-19 pandemic, she made a nurtureer as a crane operator and posted a video of herself toiling in a small, glass-enshutd cabin high above a city.
The viral video shows conditions pilots face when landing an airarrangee amid stormy weather. The footage garnered more than 3.5 million watchs on TikTok. (Mina Farmen Bertheussen)
“When you show a video from this benevolent of job, it’s someskinnyg people don’t see as much, or they don’t understand what’s going on in there,” she shelp. “So it was probably engaging for people to see.”
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