Within a few hours of Dyer launching his Big Jet TV livestream from the top of his vehicle at the end of Heathrow’s runway 27L, social media started to take notice, with shares and retweets ...

“Are the New York Times going to buy Big Jet TV before the end of the day?” quipped journalist Jamie East. Much like the World Cup or Eurovision, “watching planes land” ended up being a ...

And if you're even more like me you were probably terribly confused by what Big Jet TV was and how it ended up trending. Because, well, are people really watching jets land on YouTube right now?

In February 2022, the creator of Big Jet TV saw a HUGE surge in viewers on his channel thanks to Storm Eunice, as fans watched planes battle to land safely at Heathrow Airport. Jerry Dyer runs ...

Enter Big Jet TV. What is Big Jet TV? Big Jet TV is the brainchild of Jerry Dyer, an ex-crew member of British Airways. His channel's videos would usually get around 7-9,000 views, with behind-the ...

Jerry, 61, is the founder of Big Jet TV, an independent YouTube channel which tracks the arrivals of the large jets every week or so. He has witnessed some of the worst UK storms from his viewing ...

Meet Jerry Dyer, the man behind the unexpected the YouTube phenomenon that is Big Jet TV. His YouTube channel livestreamed planes trying to land at London's Heathrow airport during Storm Eunice on ...

Big Jet TV, which regularly films livestreams from Heathrow, has captured several “go-arounds”, in which an aircraft trying to land on the runway aborts its attempt, instead flying back around ...

Big Jet TV has hooked hundreds of thousands of viewers on Friday as they follow the chaotic plane landings of Storm Eunice – here’s everything you need to know about the online channel.