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Pilatus PC-24 Landing in Venice

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For the first time, a business jet lands on the grass runway of the airport closest to the world-famous Italian city of Venice. (www.youtube.com) Plus d'info...

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ianmcdonell
ian mcdonell 5
even the professionals do a bouncer now and then
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A6SEA
Bill Butler 4
Had to chuckle on that one. I reckon the pilot logged two landings at Lido!
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ArthurNetteler
Arthur Netteler 3
Very nice!!! We used to land on 3 Grass/Dirt Runways in Texas, when I was flying the OZARK DC-94's.
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gcottay
George Cottay 2
Do they get the extra points for scoring the second touchdown?
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chugheset
chugheset 2
Yea, but the next video shows them leaving on a barge...
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Airtottie
Tottie Mitchell 2
I saw Pilatus in headline and recall West Berlin 1989 when my former husband was flying 1 of 2 Pilatus Porters in Army inventory. There was a restricted radius from the BASC or Berlin Air Safety Center manned by French, British, Soviet and US personnel. I believe the movie Air America shows a Pilatus landing uphill. The Swiss know their business.
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patpylot
patrick baker 2
it's a hard surface, dry, decent wind conditions, sunny day- the pilots and the aircraft were capable of a safe landing , and they did exactly that. Nice views of venice: lots of water thereabouts- lovely video.
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rowettd
Dale Rowett 0
Where's the video showing the Venetian ground crew racing out to repair the massive divots so the Cessnas don't fall into them during takeoff?
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chugheset
chugheset 7
You obviously don't no much about the Italian work ethic. The only things that "race" there are Ferraris.
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