Passenger plane suffered a hurricane. Shocking video - ForumDaily
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Passenger plane suffered a hurricane. Shocking video

Screenshot from video

When attempting to land on September 11 at Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, company plane Alligient collided with a strong side wind due to hurricane Irma.

The plane took off from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, after an unsuccessful landing attempt because of a hurricane was eventually redirected to Raleigh, North Carolina, writes Daily Mail.

The video, in which the plane was literally blown away by a strong wind, was filmed by Edom Piotrovsky from ABC 15.

Commentators admire the skill of the pilot and the fact that everything ended well.

The journalist added that many other flights at Myrtle Beach airport were canceled or delayed.

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