Bursting into Flames Just After Takeoff in Toronto | Fire in the Air (With Real Audio)
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- Опубліковано 25 тра 2022
- A Boeing 767-300 operating as El Al Flight 030 bursts into flames just after taking off from Toronto Pearson Airport, Canada. Find out what happens next.
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I never fail to be impressed by the way these professionals snap into emergency mode: calm and focused. AND having to multitask with two possible emergencies!
During their flight school they totally must be focus on emergency situation
It's kind of makes one wonder if they have, or had in the past, young children at home. It's amazing how much one learns to deal with emergencies under the false cover of being calm!
@@butchieblock9118 It would be most of them. It certainly gives you a lot of practice to steady your nerves of course.
@@butchieblock9118 thank you for that, it was a great comment 😊. I was a stay at home mum and thought I was doing the most important job of all - bringing up the next generation. I was rarely given any kudos for this and I’ve lost count of the times I got “so you’re just a housewife?” Or “you’re only at home with the kids for another few weeks?”
I think due to their training their panic meters work in reverse. The worse the situation gets, the calmer they get while they try to work the problem(s).
Hats off to ATC for the way he thought ahead and identified possible risks.
👍
@Jeremy Brown really?
Impressed by the professional quality of the flight crew and the airport team.
The flight crew and airport team didn't seem to have any time for LGBTQIA posturing. WTH?
@@geoh7777 🤣
@@geoh7777 EL AL xer/xem reporting engine failure, Tower: Please repeat last. EL AL xer/xem reporting engine failure. Tower: Sir, please clarify are you confirming engine fire. EL AL i am not a sir. Tower: Roger, mam. EL AL i am also not a mam, xer/xem. Tower: Please repeat last. EL AL....... crashes. Thankfully crew and tower handled the situation very well leading to the great outcome
You should check out the Qantas 032 incident then. Flight crew displayed really excellent crew resource management, kept a bad situation from getting worse.
Love the ATC guy and the pilots for thinking all that can go wrong and taking measures.
Better be prepared than surprised.
@@adamw.8579 True this!
Yes! That impressed me too. Despite their own situations they were thinking of others.
@@akshaypendyala Hy I am also from India🙋🏻♂️... Where do you live in India?
@@Dctv999 I am from Telangana, and you?
I couldn't help but think about the poor air traffic controllers having two potential emergencies coming in at once. What an amazing job they all did
Wow a Karen being nice... 🤔
@@graciegjj I bet you can understand how I feel about that meme. But God knows my heart. Good enough for me. Blessings ❤️ 🙏
@@karenstasik2979 🙏😀
I know. What are the chances. One with an engine fire (and flying around waiting for rain or a fire fighter aircraft isn't exactly an option) and another with low tyre pressure (and getting a foot or hand pump and going down into the hold...again probably not an option!). Could have been so much worse though.
@@karenstasik2979 I love your name and I find most Karen's sweet and usually attractive.screw that other guy!oh..and the controllers are not here is most of them are not very nice..but Karen's are.
Utter professionalism displayed by the pilot and the control tower. So glad everyone survived.
As usual excellent visuals and depiction of the engine fire
I always feel better if everyone on board Survives. And l'm incredibly impressed with the Pilots skill and possibly a little luck... Hats off to the Pilots!
The El Al commander and first officer did an excellent job, as did ATC having a potential second emergency. The Air Canada pilot on the radio was pretty cool and professional in accepting that the El Al emergency had priority. Kudos to all involved!
Fantastic pilots and ATC!
I think the reason I’m always enthralled with these videos is this could happen to a loved one, friend, family, or myself anytime anywhere, you just never know when it’s going to be your plane that has a crisis. Blessings that these pilots were prepared and brought all the passengers to safety.
that's why I never fly. I had to fly only once (in 2019) because I was broken and had to flight from Sibiu (Romania) to Stuttgart (Germany) to go work in Germany, and I had to be there within 16-17 hours, so the plane was the only option and I hated the flight. I mean, I didn't hate the flight, per se, because I slept during the entire flight (thank God for that), but I hated the idea of flying. I simply do not trust technology in this age of mankind, too many flying things get shot down, or malfunction mid-air.... and besides, flying is for birds, not humans... come to think of it, so is swimming, so fuck the ocean, too with all of its horrors.... Humans need to stay the fuck glued to the ground by gravity and that's it!
@@blabla-rg7ky YES.!!!!!!!!
@@mrmustangman :)
Youre 90% more likely to have a road traffic accident. Flying is the safest form of transport
Props to all involved!! As somebody who has flown with El Al and through Pearson, I can say that all staff with both companies are extremely professional and courteous.
Props? no propellers.
Hope that ATC guy went and enjoyed an ice-cold beer after that shift! Great job by all involved in getting everyone on the ground safely. There are few things more memorizing to me than watching/listening to true professionals, no matter what field it may be, doing what they do best.
Looks like I picked the wrong day to quit smoking...
Props to the ATC on this one, the stress levels would have been rather high with two emergencies happening at once but both were handled perfectly!!
Props? no propellers.
All concerned parties prepared, focused and professional. It's inspiring (and reassuring) to hear the teamwork and training kick in - both in the cockpits and at ATC. Two thumbs up to both crews, Toronto ATC, and the emergency crews.
I'm impressed with the professionalism of the air controller and how much he had to juggle with these two aircraft. Also, kudos for the professionalism of the El Al pilots. No one missed a beat there. Wish our world leaders were as professional :)
Scary stuff, but all's well that ends well. Great co-operation between crew and ATC.
I'm always impressed by how the controllers and flight crews in these emergencies always sound like it's just another (yawn) day at the office. This is where all that training counts towards staying calm and focused in the moment and working together for the best possible outcome.
When you see that guys like this are at the helm, it gives you confidence that you will be under great care in case of an emergency. Outstanding job, don't let the horror stories hide the fact that there are elite professionals in control 99% of the time
Full respect to the skilled ATC at Pearson Toronto! Cool as a cucumber and communicating so efficiently and well with both El Al and Air Canada flights. 👌👏
Great to have the authentic audio as well! Thanks The Flight Channel, as ever fantastically produced 👍👏
If you're scared of turbulence, then imagine being one of these passengers.
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I get off on turbulence, and I have to say your suggestion works even better for me. Excuse me while I finish that thought.
I get that you were trying to make an "Imagine" comment to follow a trend, but turbulence has nothing to do with the video.
@@martinc.720 off course turbulence has nothing to do with what happened there! What a lame comment...
@@gustavoc6812 LOL! Gotta love when someone misquotes what you wrote right there but who knew either that to imagine is just a trend now?!😏(Well I've misread comments too so I hope Gustavo will accept my apology for laughing).😊🌺
I'm so thankful everyone survived. The Atc and pilots did an excellent job communicating with one another.
Very professional attitudes. Outstanding video work. ✈
Great story, real professionals.
However, once more I feel the need to thank you, flight channel for keeping me impatient for the next video.
And every single time I watch in awe as if watching some movie...
Really love the way you present and describe the whole thing, makes me feel as if I am experiencing it live!
Me too. Meantime i used to surf with Admiral Cloudberg. He's on Medium with great details of Air Crash/Accident reports. But the Video is missing and the case of TFC; outstanding in depth details with Videos. Amazing work.Keep it up.
Wow, I have goosebumps! Respect for the professionalism of all involved crews, it is a relief to know things can go so right!
Thanks, always, for your brilliant videos 👏
Wow- ATC had their work cut out for them that day! Both ATC and plane crews of El Al and Air Canada were incredibly calm and professional throughout. I do find something indescribably poignant about the use of the term "souls onboard" instead of "people" or "passengers and crew"....I suppose it must go back to maritime days, does anyone know the origin of the phrase?
I don't know the origins of the term, but it's for the responders to know how many living people they are looking for. So to differentiate if they are transporting bodies.
@@oldmanjim2376 I thought it was for both…so rescue and recovery efforts know when they can stop searching, once they’ve counted a sufficient number of bodies.
I looked it up and learned that "souls on board" is referenced in the Bible (!) and is used to count all passengers including children on laps. Also sometimes inanimate objects (like musical instruments, I suppose) occupy airline seats. So, a way to indicate a count of all living human beings on board.
Great job by the ATC speaking nicely and clearly and polite compared to some other airports where the ATC is talking way too fast and mumbling
The thud on the El Al plane was scary. Thank goodness both planes made it to safety. Shout out to ATC for helping both planes get down safe and sound.
Makes me so happy when a distressed aircraft lands safely. I've flown dozens of times and love it but haven't been faced with any real emergency situations. Thank you.
IMMACULATE and clear communications between the ground and the sky saved the evening for both Boeing-equipped flights and all on board!
ATC: "Two emergencies? I picked a bad day to stop sniffing glue."
I practice this every single month...sometimes up to 30 iterations...on take off, climb out, in a turn, descending...fire, fire with separation, flap dysymmetry, hydraulic failure....always be ready.
I was impressed by the air traffic controllers. They got all the details, summed up the situation and we're very solid in their responses.
I have to say, your videos are extremely well done with video, audio, and description of events.
Thank you for providing this quality content.
This is how all critical air flight issues should be handled! Great job ATC! You displayed an awesome way to handle this very complicated situation.
Everybody lives! Just this once, everybody lives! Today was a good day!
ATC's great support plays a key role on top of Pilot's cool mind to carefully maneuver the flight to safety. Hats off again to TFC for the right narration than something artificial.
Funny timing - an el al flight just made an emergency landing today. And el al has an extremely safe history as an airline.
Your pfp tricked me
Was on El flights in the 70 ‘s Still remember the fabulous crew.My fav,airlines are Aer Lingus,Air France these days.Never realised the pressure on ATC s before these videos.Total respect for them .
Every single voice/individual handled everything so top notch and professional
Wow. . . 2 emergencies at once!! Kudos to all for being so professional and remaining calm to get both aircraft safely on the ground!! 👍✈✈👍
Fantastic video! Not one I’d heard of before. Interesting to see that despite aviation becoming very safe, you don’t seem to be running out of emergencies! As someone commented, the real audio shows excellent ATC and the pilots of both aircraft were cooperative and professional, despite what must have been real apprehension about landing. The first one with the engine failure never did give his souls on board!
All credit to ATC and the pilots.Txs for another fantastic video.
That was like the perfect storm for air emergencies. Kudos to the atc for their work and the pilots
Scary title to a well thought out presentation of this event. Thank you for bringing us into the actual flight control audio. So happy there were no casualties. 🤗
Amazing pilot and so calm!!!
The way the ATC said “Good to know.” could really fit into a movie…
Wow! The guy in the control tower was magnificent. So cool handling 2 emergencies at once.
I would b panicky
Controller : Are you going to be leaving any debris on the runway 🤔
Pilot : I sure as hell hope not 🤷
Pilots and ATC; very professional calm and clear. I no longer like window seats, just get me from point A to point B safely. Excellent video. Congratulations to all involved.
I've flown the 767. Great airplane. This El Al crew did an awesome job. Very professional. The ATC did great as well. Great to see and hear the professionalism during this emergency.
I was actually on AC 877 from Frankfurt. I was returning from a trip to Italy with my high school art class.
Great communication from all 3 parties involved. 👍
I think everything was done wonderfully. Both sides kept their head and got done. Proud of all that were involved.
Not sure if I've said this before, but I love all your videos. The music, graphics, and text all come together beautifully.
I loved the calmness of the team, thank God they landed safely 🙏
This in my opinion is as professional as it gets...Work out plan B first if plan A fails....I always think of what could happen when trying to assess what needs to happen.....safe flying everyone 👍
I have watched several of your videos, and they are very well done. I am from Toronto, and don't really recall this incident! Since it was so long ago, I probably had heard of it, but had forgotten over time!
I was waiting for El Al or Air Canada to crash! I was not disappointed that both planes landed safely. I too was impressed with the calm, cool, and collected pilots and ATC.
thanks for an excellent video, well explained and i always enjoy hearing actual audio. Hats off to ATC for doing an excellent job .Hi from Australia.
I'm glad everyone survived without injuries so I didn't feel as bad laughing out loud when there were TWO separate emergencies at the same time. Like, what are the odds?!
Brilliant handling of the situation by all involved. Great video, thanks.
I can only imagine the amount of fear looking out of your window to see the plane is on fire. I bet their minds were racing with all kind of thoughts, probably thinking that at any moment an explosion might occur and kill them all... unbelievably scary! Thankfully all souls survived this near-death experience- could have easily been a lot worse!
Exceptional job!! The ATC controller handling 2 emergencies at the same time was amazing! BRAVO!!
What a magnificent handling by everyone involved in this emergency situation. Communication clear, calm and thorough.
No investigation? Its essential that it be determined what happened with the failed engine. Certainly some form of a mechanical failure occurred; that failure must be explored so improvements to engines, if required, can be implemented.
Ill always appropriate the all the pilots for what they do it has always been my dreams to be a pilots but i couldn't get into it more Grace to you guys😍😍😍
Excellent video. The only item you miss was the security El Al vehicles that follow the Aircraft to the runway and wait until the Aircraft takes flight before leaving.
This video makes me proud of the 🇨🇦 personnel at Pearson for calmly and safely bringing these two planes down.
On another note: imagine being one of the El Al passengers. If the engine had blown in another few hours they could have been well over the Atlantic. Scary stuff.
Riveting story, very well told - impressive job as usual, TFC!👏👏
Thank God all survived, must have been horrific seeing they flames out of window.
Great video Flightchannel ... and great team work from ATC, pilots and safety crews....all ended well.
Gives me a good start to my day. Quick TFC video and everyone survives.
So the investigators from 2016 so far found that there was a failure of the right engine causing a fire and that the aircraft landed.
Good to know.
Was thinking same thing.. and they're still thinking if they will or will not start the investigation... wtf
WHAT A MASTERPIECE, TFC! Congrats.
Great job to the ATC and both flight crews for their professionalism!
Really appreciable for pilots and ground staff.Their wise decision saved the life of on board passangers
Everyone survived...what a pleasant feeling to hear
Thanks TFC for bringing us the not-so-known incidents 👍🏻👍🏻
Absolutely love your quality and content! I really appreciate the effort that you put in.
Hats off to both the El Al and the Air Canada pilots. They way they keep such cool heads, work the problem, look out for each other and how well ATC coordinates and communicates with them. Absolutely fascinating! ✈️
Everytime I get on a flight and off I thank the Pilot's and crew.
These men and women are the Surgeon's of our sky's.
I can't even imagine the pressure they're under, we hand our lives over too them everytime we buckle up. Keep it up ladies and gentlemen, I am entirely amazed at the skills you have.
Spectacular display of professionalism by all involved!
When or if I ever fly again, it's great to know you got skilled people taking care of you. (Both times I've flown, have had 2 arrivals and departures to and from Toronto Pearson Intl)
I never like to imagine fire in the sky 😬
Another great upload!!! Thank you! 🙏🖤
my home airport, certainly has been lots of activity at YYZ, including runway overshoot
Very professional teamwork of all the pilots and ATC!
MAN! That had me tensed up! I was waiting for and dreading the final, crucial error that was going to cause these planes to collide! I was thinking to myself that maybe, just maybe, they'd both make it down safely, saved by their protocols! And they did!! That was awesome. Genuinely happy this one had a happy ending. Great video as always!
I was thinking the same. You know the people on the plane are thinking it's going to blow up. They must have been petrified.
I remember being in South Vietnam 🇻🇳 1968-1971 we had a plane lose power and went down in the jungle we kept fighting the good fight we all did what we could to make it work with impossible odds. Your welcome.
Amazing work as always☺️☺️
Wow 2 possible emergencies at one time at the same location and both land safely, excellent communication by the flight crews and atc
Thats some seriously excellent communication from my outsider perspective. Top notch, boys.
Amazing as always, keep it up 👍
Masterfully handled by all involved...
Super pro communication!
You guys do fantastic work, excellent production.
Thank you .. 👍
Great job by the crew and ATC here! And also the El Al pilot sounds a lot more American than I thought he would lol
ATC did a really impressive job and I hope all involved were given trophies and a lifetime of free massages
The graphics of this video is MIND BLOWING 🤯🔥🔥
Awesome work by that ATC guy! 👏🏻
Wonderful ending. I'm so thankful that all worked out well in the end.
As always very nice video.
El Al pilots are great !
Imagine looking out the window to see a trail of flames from the engine. I'm glad the pilots were able to land safely.
What bugs me is that I've flown on a number of commercial flights and seen flames coming out of the engines and the flight still continues to the destination and the crew acts like everything's normal. So I don't know, maybe some engines are supposed to shoot flames backwards.
😃" THANK GOODNESS!.... Everyone landed safely and lived to see another day. "
Them Canadians did an excellent job keeping the pilots apprised of the entire relevant situation, and preconditioning them for the future.
As an American, I kinda wish I was Canadian. lol
Went there, once; much friendlier than Americans.