Remember folks, CFIT can happen to anyone.

[niss]

[CpnCrunch]

I think that's more of a landing incident. Looks like he forgot to flare.

[pelmet]

Was definitely continuing an unstable approach and should have known better.

Be careful out there.

[Rookie50]

No Vasi or approach lights.....

[glorifieddriver]

Ah. This made my day!

[vrrotate]

Variable tailwinds probably. Where is PDW?

[7ECA]

Seems to have forgotten to lower the landing gear as well...

Paging Illya/Doc.

[Big Pistons Forever]

It was the FO's fault.....

[Rockie]

Any landing you can bounce away from...

[goldeneagle]

I've seen this clip before, but, the whole episode so it's all in context. Reality is, this was the instructors fault, ie the birds parents. These are expected to jump out of a nest high on a cliff for first flight, and make it to the water where they finish growing up. If the nests aren't high enough on the cliff, this is what happens, and if you watch the rest of the clip, a fox comes along and eats the failed fledgeling.

The full segment shows hard core flying instruction, pretty much the extreme opposite of the touchy feely way Avcanadians think it should be done. First flight = first solo, and a failed exercise is fatal. The bird gets pushed out of the nest, and makes it over the beach to the water, or it becomes fox food, there's a whole herd of hungry foxes waiting along the shorline in eager anticipation of youngsters that fail the test on that first flying lesson.

[AirFrame]

Clearly a naval aviator... He was expecting an arresting cable, so the fault was with the ground crew.

[PositiveRate27]

Seems to have forgotten to lower the landing gear as well...

Paging Illya/Doc.

Obviously it was a tricycle retractable. Maybe wouldn't have happepnd if it was a tail dragger...

[RatherBeFlying]

Land short and you're Fox food.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5EYXdEsW6xw

[DanWEC]

I've seen this clip before, but, the whole episode so it's all in context. Reality is, this was the instructors fault, ie the birds parents. These are expected to jump out of a nest high on a cliff for first flight, and make it to the water where they finish growing up. If the nests aren't high enough on the cliff, this is what happens, and if you watch the rest of the clip, a fox comes along and eats the failed fledgeling.

The full segment shows hard core flying instruction, pretty much the extreme opposite of the touchy feely way Avcanadians think it should be done. First flight = first solo, and a failed exercise is fatal. The bird gets pushed out of the nest, and makes it over the beach to the water, or it becomes fox food, there's a whole herd of hungry foxes waiting along the shorline in eager anticipation of youngsters that fail the test on that first flying lesson.

That's such a downer. Poor guy.

[fish4life]

That looks like me landing at night hahaha

[DonutHole]

Same thing happens here. You screw the pooch and you're eaten alive by the observers.

[vanNostrum]

It looks like he raise the flaps on the flare

[vanNostrum]

It looks like he raise the flaps on the flare

[xsbank]

No wonder my chicken is so tough.

[ClevelandSteamer]

Naaah, It was Turkish Airlines.

[SnotRocket]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9CbSjqQIdg

[Prodriver]

Ouch!!