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To people who say this is fake and from a flight simulation let me tell you why I know it's not.


First of all this is likely from the Francis storm that hit the UK and I think 2020 and many such crosswind landings at airports around the UK happened and there is a lot of video of those real crosswind landings on YouTube.


There are two maybe three excellent flight simulators that can show hyper realistic footage that is difficult to distinguish from reality now. They are explained and they are Microsoft flight simulator and they're one or two others.


But absolutely none of them show bending trees bending with the wind and those are clearly evident in this video. If they even show any tree movement it's not going to be bending from the middle like some of these cypress trees are clearly bending in this extreme wind. Furthermore the general Haze in the background is done in a manner that is not like most of the very realistic flight sims. I do know it is getting very difficult to distinguish reality from fake now but I can tell you with certainty that none of the flight Sims show bending trees from high wind and they are quite evident in this video. Thus I judge it to be real.


As an example of the highest quality fake simulations that exist today look at this example of a ryanaircraft landing in extreme crosswind uploaded within the last year on Microsoft flight simulator the latest version 2020 running on high graphics cards. You'll see an exterior view in the latter half of the video. Note a couple of things. There are no trees swaying in this high wind. And number two notice that the atmospheric fog effect is a mono color. It is all a various transparency of gray. In the real footage you'll notice that the atmospheric effect is both Brown and gray. While flight Sim graphics have gotten to be very good they do not have swaying trees and high wind like in the real footage that I posted.

Fake Ryanair crosswi d footage to compare
https://youtu.be/IfygZgyVvlY