A plane spotter captured the moment a tiny plane made an aborted landing in high winds in Germany.

The pilot of the turboprop plane was coming into Dusseldorf Airport but was forced to abort due to stormy weather.

The video also shows a Turkish Airlines Airbus A330 aborting its landing. "The plane landed safely 20 minutes later when the pilots attempted another approach," wrote the filmer.

He added: "Western Germany especially was affected by the first strong storm of 2019. I filmed at Dusseldorf Airport for three hours today and recorded 30 aborted landings. I saw more go-arounds than normal landings.

"It's quite amazing to watch these skilled pilots land their planes during impossible weather conditions with wind gusts up to 60 knots. The storm caused lots of damage in western Germany."

Storm Eberhardt caused lots of trouble and damage in Germany today.

Western Germany especially was affected by the first strong storm of 2019. I filmed at Düsseldorf Airport for three hours today and recorded 30 (!!) aborted landings. I saw more go-arounds than normal landings.

Some planes like the Boeing 787 of All Nippon Airways or an Airbus A320 of Vueling performed a go around and after noticing the strong crosswinds with wind gusts up to 60 knots they didn't return for a second attempt and immediately diverted to other airports.

The B787 was already on approach, made a go-around and diverted to London Heathrow (600km away).

Turkish Airlines operates up to five flights per day to Düsseldorf Airport. This Turkish Airlines Airbus A330 was one of them. The plane landed safely 20 minutes later when the pilots attempted another approach.

It` s quite amazing to watch these skilled pilots land their planes during impossible weather conditions with wind gusts up to 60 knots. The storm caused lots of damage in western Germany.