This is the moment when an Airbus 320 glides just meters above people as it lands on the Greek island of Skiathos.
The plane spotter staggered into the close shave of his Whiz Air plane which barely cleared the perimeter fence.
The layout of the island means that the runway at Skiathos Alexandros Papadiamantis Airport is very short, requiring pilots to approach it in a particularly low position.
This makes it a popular spot for thrill-seeking aviation enthusiasts who want close-up photos.
Warning signs and traffic lights are in place, so anyone standing is at your own risk.
Even seasoned visitors were stunned by this particular landing, which was uploaded to YouTube last week by aviation enthusiast his GreatFlyer.
As the aircraft approaches overhead, one moves out of the way, but the gasps of the people are drowned out by the noise of the engine.
Another woman's hat was blown toward the sea, and onlookers were pushed back by the force of the jet.
{32 GreatFlyer asked followers if the touchdown was the "new minimum landing" at the airport.
Explaining how such a low landing is possible, one aviation enthusiast commented:
"Low-cost airlines operate with short turnaround times. Overheating brakes can ruin a plane's schedule." Do you think it's necessary?" New pants?
Congratulating the pilot on his calmness, one viewer posted: Great catch buddy, great job!
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