Plane sailing! Pilot makes a tricky landing as his Cessna's wings seesaw up and down in 75mph crosswinds Video shows a Cessna 680 Citation Sovereign aircraft coming close to toppling The plane was landing at Dusseldorf, Germany on Sunday amidst 75 mph winds One of the plane's wings even hits the ground as the aircraft reaches the tarmac By Stefan Boscia For Mailonline Published: 21:31 GMT, 19 March 2019 | Updated: 21:32 GMT, 19 March 2019 Viewcomments Extreme wind conditions came very close to bringing down this small plane on Sunday. A video shows a Cessna 680 Citation Sovereign from E-Aviation almost toppling over, while trying to land at Dusseldorf Airport, Germany. Right from the very start of the video it becomes clear that the plane is struggling to handle the strong winds, which were clocked at 75mph. Video shows the Cessna 680 Citation Sovereign aircraft coming close to toppling when landing The plane's approach to the runway is made at a bent angle, while the craft is seen wobbling from side-to-side. The pilot tries to straighten the aircraft as it comes closer to the runway, but overcorrects on entry and starts to rock even more. Things do not get any easier as the small plane tries to touch down on the tarmac. The plane was trying to land at Dusseldorf Airport, Germany on Sunday amidst 75 mph winds The wonky plane continues to jolt up and down as it inches closer and closer to landing While hovering over the runway, the wonky plane jolts up and down as it inches closer and closer to landing. Just as the aircraft looked like it would finally land safely something extraordinary happened. The plane's left wing is actually dragged to the floor of the tarmac, lifting the opposite side of the plane into the air. One of the plane's wings even hits the ground as the aircraft reaches the tarmac on landing However, this does not last long and the aircraft is soon safe and sound on the ground. The pilot certainly earned his keep in the wild weather in Germany over the weekend. Strong winds and showers were prominent on Sunday. Share or comment on this article: All rights reserved for this news site dailymail and under his responsibility