Storm Eunice smashed into the UK today (February 18) bringing winds of 122 mph in places. The Met Office issued a red warning for the UK and the Bristol Airport lay right in the storm's path, with gusts up to 70 mph recorded.

This EasyJet Airbus A319 aircraft arriving from Edinburgh felt the full force of the storm. Check out this nail-biting landing as the plane rocks side to side, touches down on one wheel, then the other, before the pilots decide to abort the landing and perform a 'go around.'

The aircraft was vectored back around for a second attempt in which it landed safely.

Storm Eunice smashed into the UK today (18th February 2022) bringing winds of 122mph in places. The Met Office issued a red warning for the South-West of the UK and Bristol Airport lay right in the storms path, with gusts up to 70mph recorded. This easyJet Airbus A319 aircraft arriving from Edinburgh felt the full force of the storm. Check out this nail-biting landing as the plane rocks side to side, touches down on one wheel, then the other, before the pilots decide to abort the landing and perform a 'go around'. The aircraft was vectored back around for a second attempt in which it landed safely.

This was flight EZY432/U2432 from Edinburgh, the first attempt was at 1:42pm and the second at 1:57pm. Aircraft involved was G-EZBO, a near 15 year old Airbus A319-111.