Looks pretty good til the flare then goes all to hell.
Looked good until the pilot turned off the autopilot. 
Better check that plane over make sure he didn’t bend anything.
Whoo Hooo… Ridem’ Cowboy!
That was some serious PIO. 
[Pilot] “What did I bend?”
[Mechanic] “Uhhh. . . The Plane!”
He was definitely behind the curve on that one.
Just a good thing that wasn’t an MD-11, or else it would have turned turtle like the others that have. It is a little less forgiving to that kind of handling than a 777. (Note, not trying to bad mouth the MD-11)
That is kinda similar to that MD-11 crash… 777 kicks the -11’s butt. 
Maybe he was just really AHEAD of the curve! Or maybe he was an old MD-11 pilot who was doing the bunt, aka “advanced landing technique”.
All he had to do was keep the attitude that he had. But it appears that he tried to make a correction and over controlled BIG TIME.
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- hearing whispers of my first instructor…small corrections son, small corrections…*
- hearing whispers of my first instructor…small corrections son, small corrections…*
Could the wake from another aircraft cause this???
I did something like that in a Trauma-hawk back in '83, scared the crap out of me!
Wake turbulence could cause an initial upset, and a pilot could overcorrect, then overcorrect the other way, and so forth and so on, but this particular incident seems to be PIO
Goes from bad to worse to “omg-wtf”?
Wow…
I think I heard my flight instructor in the background, screaming “go around”. Then again, this isn’t exactly a 172.
Wow. That was impressive.
Maybe he saw a spider crawling up his sleeve? Or maybe a snake behind the pedals… no wait… bee in the cockpit
Or, maybe a squirrel on the runway…then another…and another…
If he was a regional airline pilot, he would slam that squirrel into the ground so he would have something to eat…
Looks Good! Whooo doggies!!!