Impressive: Pilot’s view of Wizz Air’s Airbus 320 low pass over the Danube

Published on: May 9, 2014 at 9:18 PM

You can’t fly lower than this over downtown Budapest with an Airbus 320.

On May 1, a Wizz Air’s Airbus 320 performed a low pass over downtown Budapest during the airshow.

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This video will bring you in the cockpit with Cpt David Morgan and Cpt András Árday during the first ever low altitude fly-by overhead the bridges of Budapest with an Airbus jetliner.

Needless to say, such low passes can only be performed by skilled aircrews after careful planning.

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