KLM Boeing 777 in shaky landing
If you're squeamish when it comes to flying, you'd best turn away now.
Battering winds and thumping rain wreaked havoc for pilots across Europe over the weekend, no less for the pilots of this KLM Royal Dutch Airlines flight who endured an incredibly shaky landing.
A 'Code Red' warning was issued by the Netherlands' meteorological agency as gusts of over 120km/h were measured at Schiphol airport.
In the middle of a violent storm, you can't imagine what was going through the minds of passengers on board this Boeing 777 but you can bet your life they were thanking their lucky stars they made it through without incident.
Few moments put into perspective the insanity that is flying like hitting turbulence.
Every bump translates into thoughts of an untimely death, though when it subsides, you realise you’re far more likely to die from eating peanuts or touching your face after using the bathroom.
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