This BA aircraft was hit by strong crosswinds from Storm Erik as it made its final approach to Leeds Bradford airport on Saturday.

The Airbus A319 actually touched down but then bounced back into the air forcing the pilots to perform a "go-around" and make another attempt at landing the plane.

"Gusts of up to 50 knots (60MPH) were recorded across the runway making these crosswind conditions very challenging for the pilots," said the filmer.

Leeds Bradford Airport, 9th February 2019.

Watch as this British Airways Airbus A319 makes its final approach into Leeds Bradford during Storm Erik. Gusts of up to 50 knots (60MPH) were recorded across the runway making these crosswind conditions very challenging for the pilots. This made the aircraft very hard to handle in this crosswind. After touching down, the aircraft bounces back up into the air before the pilots choose to go-around and try another attempt.