Nail-biting moment Edinburgh planes attempt to land at airport during storm
The dramatic moment planes attempted to land during Storm Ashley on Sunday evening has been caught on camera.
Strong gale force winds meant pilots had to navigate tricky landings on October 20 as the storm battered through the capital.
A video clip shows the dramatic moment several planes safely landed on the runway despite the gusts of wind.
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Airlines within the video include Loganair, Ryanair and easyJet. One Loganair flight can be seen rocking side to side while attempting to land.
The pilots were branded as having "amazing control" throughout the treacherous conditions.
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The Met Office warned locals of strong winds reaching up to 60mph throughout Sunday with Storm Ashley battering the city and bringing heavy showers.
The yellow warning was issued from midnight on Sunday, October 20, to 9am on Monday. During that spell, gale force winds and blustery showers were expected across the central belt.
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Met Office Deputy Chief Meteorologist Tony Wisson, previously said: “Storm Ashley will bring strong winds for most of the UK on Sunday before it clears on Monday, with a chance of some disruption across parts of Scotland, Northern Ireland, Northwest England and West Wales.
“A period of especially strong winds are expected on Sunday afternoon and evening in western Scotland, where gusts could potentially reach 70-80mph in exposed areas and an Amber warning for winds has been issued here.
"More generally 50-60 mph are possible in some inland areas in other parts of the warning area, especially Northern Ireland and western Scotland, and perhaps up to 60-70 mph along exposed coasts and hills. These strong winds in conjunction with high spring tides, may cause some disruption.
"It is important that people stay up to date with the latest forecast and our warnings."