💨Severe turbulence during takeoff due to a severe winter storm
👩✈️🧑✈️Experienced captain and relatively new first officer faced challenges in handling the aircraft
🌬️Caution and a change in routing required due to complicated weather
🛫Successful takeoff despite challenging conditions
⚡Lessons learned about handling turbulence and adapting to changing weather conditions
What caused the severe turbulence during takeoff?
—The severe turbulence was caused by a severe winter storm moving through the Hawaiian Islands.
How did the experienced captain and relatively new first officer handle the situation?
—The captain and first officer worked together to navigate the challenging weather conditions and conducted a safe takeoff.
What changes did they make to their routing?
—They decided on a new alternate routing to avoid the most severe parts of the storm.
Did the pilots face any difficulties during the takeoff?
—Yes, they experienced challenging winds and had to exercise caution due to wind shear and variable wind direction.
Did the flight take off successfully?
—Yes, the pilots successfully conducted the takeoff and the flight proceeded as planned.
00:01Introduction to the incident of United Airlines Flight 1722
00:25Explanation of the severe winter storm and its impact on pilots and air traffic controllers
01:58Description of the experienced captain and relatively new first officer
02:45Discussion on the preparation and briefing of the pilots
04:38Mention of initial speculation and clarification on the pilots' experience
05:32Details of the pilots' interaction with the Hawaiian Airlines crew regarding severe turbulence
07:23Explanation of the selection of flaps 20 for departure and its significance
08:23Discussion on monitoring speed and flaps during acceleration
