FYI: search "crosswind landings europe" on youtube and you'll see that's SOP in some locales. Have a friend who works in the EU and flies into places like that all the time. He says flying in the US is too boring. I think he's nuts.
My wife is more disturbed when I have the wi…um…never mind.
I think they kick it into a crab once, then deal with turbulence keeping the wings level while climbing. Interesting to see the spoilers being used.
That's an illusion from the telephoto lens. It distorts depth perseption.
Roll-control spoilers. They are activated by control wheel movement. The logic for when they are used may change based on factors such as airspeed and flap position. The pilots can tell when they are being deployed. You put in roll inputs and the flight control logic figures out which control surfaces to use and how much of each.
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