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Welcome aboard this rollercoaster approach and landing, with steep turns, strong winds and some skilled pilot manoeuvres to avoid heavy CB buildups on the approach path to a crosswind landing in this Embraer 190 airplane. Massive cells of Cumulonimbus water walls can be seen from the aircraft window and the pilot in command masterfully guides the Embraer jet around the edges of the storm cells to keep the plane stable and comfortable. Watch the storm cells evolve as electrical lightening forks can be seen shooting to earth causing a risk of lightening strike! This flight was operated by UK based airline Flybe and was a charter flight from the Channel Islands to Doncaster Sheffield Airport EGCN in the UK. Landing on Runway 20 safely, the crosswinds were reported to be +30knots! Thanks for watching everybody, be sure to Like, Subscribe and tap the notification bell if you enjoyed this video. Flight info ======== Aircraft - Embraer 190-200LR Airline - Flybe Aircraft registration - G-FEBJ Pilot in command - Unknown First Officer - Unknown Flight date - March 2016. Flight number - Unknown. Takeoff Location - Jersey, UK EGJJ Landing Location - Doncaster Sheffield, UK EGCN Filmed with - Samsung Galaxy S7 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ➤ Follow us on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/justbestplanesvehicles