Extreme crosswind landings can be terrifying. Now imagine being in the air during the worst storm to hit a particular area in 100 years. Sounds pretty scary, right? Pilots in the Netherlands were forced to land on Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport in a 75 MPH windstorm because here’s the thing about planes: they usually don’t have enough fuel to change route. With lashing rain and strong winds, it was the most severe July storm ever recorded in the Netherlands, but thanks to the amazing pilots, the plane landed safely and no one was injured. Get ready to see some extraordinary footage that’s going to make your heart racing!
Grab the Sides of Your Seat and Watch This Boeing 777 Land during the Worst Storm in a Century

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