This pilot handled this to perfection.

Middle aged white man's voice speaking authoritatively - you're going to be just fine.

The pilot:

Me on that plane :

Sure sounded more like an engine compressor stall than discharging static electricity to me.

That’s a compressor stall. Not static discharge.

That was a compressor stall.

This is a fake video with fake audio….stip spreading this BS

"ladies and gentlemen" Me

17-year-old student pilot lands plane without landing gear

Bro really went

This guy flying this chopper is exceptionally talented

Perfect opportunity for a passenger to yell “There’s something out there on the wing,”. Where’s Shatner when you need him?

A pilot's view from the cockpit during a night landing.

He didn't manage to convince the person near the window

Dramatic footage shows daring moment skier is rescued in French Alps This pilot has balls.

I don't know what y'all are talking about. Fools drive Hondas that sound like this through my neighborhood every night.

He lies. That is a compressor stall, kind of like old cars backfiring. Not an emergency but not ok.

I would be shitting my pants because that was obviously a compressor stall and the pilot is lying so... Probably gonna die

Pilot manages to land plane without crashing after the front wheels failed, saving hundreds of lives

The audio is fake that’s a compressor stall

Student pilot survives landing with a missing wheel.

I'd shit myself if that happened when im on a plane

The level of skill is insane 😳

The banging sounds have been added to the start of the video, and it's from a completely different incident of an engine compressor stall from a bird strike. The pilot is not talking about that sound.

"...that happens occasionally when you're in cirrus clouds like this..." For a start it was obviously a compressor stall, and you don't fly through cirrus clouds on take-off.

I think the scariest thing to hear up on takeoff is "Allahu Akbar"

The engine sound is for another video in Puerto Vallarta.

That had nothing to do with static electricity. That was a classic compressor stall. Still not a big issue. Aviate, navigate, communicate. Keep pax calm, follow the checklists.

But where is the left phalange???

Pilot is wrong. That was a compressor stall on an engine. Nothing to do with “static electricity” 🙄

aviation is too much of a liability these days

Captain doesn’t know running through heavy clouds in thick low altitudes will cause compressor stalls and shouldn’t be flying a jet airliner.

Compressor stall isn’t scary