As a retired Air Force fighter pilot, one of the first things you learn in an emergency is to clear the large lump in your throat. That's your sphincter and you can't talk with it blocking your vocal cords. At that point, you analyze the situation and take appropriate action. Tammy Jo did a magnificent job at every phase of the emergency.
That’s Captain Tammie Jo Shults in command of the aircraft. She is a former Navy fighter pilot. My hat is off to her and the crew for an excellent job!
This pilot comes to the school where I teach to interact with our students. It is a program from Southwest Airlines called the "Adopt a Pilot Program". She taught my students how she uses math daily in her day-to-day work. She also brought all this cool equipment from her time as a US Navy aggressor pilot. Her nephew is one of my math students. Really cool to have had this hero in my classroom.
really me I have known Tammy Jo since I was a toddler. Used to go to her house with my mom because Tammy had a son my age and my mother and her would have play dates. I guarantee, there’s no way, whatsoever, this was a hoax. That’s absolute absurd of you to believe such ridiculousness.
Bekah Holsey, I live in the Texas Hill Country and am very good friends with a local couple where the wife is in a women’s bible study group that Tammy Jo participates in...Guaranteed, Tammy Jo is the real deal. Boerne, TX is proud to have her!
The amount that had to be done correctly here to make the way clear for them is astounding. So much appreciation for the cool heads of ATC, and SO MUCH respect to Tammie Jo.
You could hear the Captain's voice change a little when she reported that "there's a hole, and someone went out...". Up to that point, she probably didn't know yet that people were hurt, and you can hear it in her voice. Great job by all involved, and may they all find peace.
DrumJedi ...yes I caught the tone in her voice change as she apparently learned of the injury or death of a passenger on her watch (and in her care)...although totally not the crews fault. May time and peer support bring her restored spirit. She did her job professionally and faithfully to all passengers, crew, company...and the industry.
There must be parts missing from the audio, as ATC exclaimed the same sentence back to her, about there being a part of the plane missing and someone went out, likely to make sure he heard correctly, then he realised she must be in shock and said not to worry, we will figure it all out when you land
Geez... it was just a single engine out, that's not a huge deal. And she sounds almost cheery, it's kinda freaky. Edit: I take that back, she definitely sounds shaken up later on. I guess she may not have learned about the injuries/death until later.
News reports I saw said the fire came first then parts of the engine exploded with pieces putting holes in the side of the plane including blowing out at least one window. The deceased passenger may have been struck by debris.
Said passenger was partially ejected through the open window. It was only by the Grace of God and several of her fellow passengers that kept her from being completely ejected. Unfortunately, in spite of aid being rendered by her fellow passengers and cabin staff, she did not make it. I found out that she was from ABQ and a community leader there. Sad passing.... :-(
Amazing how calm she is! That’s the person you want in control when shit is hitting the fan! Well done by the Southwest crew, ATC, and everyone involved.
I hope the controllers get recognized as well for their great work. I am a retired Navy Flight Officer, never had an emergency this drastic, but had enough "pucker factor" situations where the calm voice of the controller bringing us in made things a lot easier!
Awesome work by all. Captain was calm and collected. She’s amazing (just read about her). One of the first female Navy fighter pilots and one of the first to fly the F/A 18!)
Proud of the WN crew, keeping ATC fully informed, everyone kept their composure in spite of the seriousness of what was happening. May the only fatality’s family find comfort in knowing that others tried their best to keep her inside the broken window.
Hmmm, she's piloting an aircraft with an unknown amount of damage, an undetermined degree of injury and one engine out. So, as she has to communicate these facts to the ground while dealing with crosstalk from other approaching aircraft she firmly requests a single frequency. You have a low threshold for "bitchy."
idon'thaveadamnname she wasn't bitchy, she was being professional and taking charge of a dire situation. Exactly what you want from someone in control.
EVERYONE did a great job!! The female Captain was OUTSTANDING! Everyone involved was cool and calm. RIP to the passenger who did not make it. She is in my prayers.
A. "We have a hole and someone went out" and "Part of the aircraft is missing"...Q. What are two phrases no pilot ever wants to broadcast to the tower.
TakeDeadAim Phrase heard around the world:RESIGN trump. Impeach trump! Will trump tweet a resignation? The cowards way! Don the con and the trump cult...pure entertainment! FBI raids trumps lawyers office: phrases never heard in eight years of the Obama administration! 👊👊👊👊👊🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Amazing job by all. Extreme professionalism by crew and ATC, and I'm sure ground and safety crews as well. Sincere condolences to those affected. Thanks ATC Memes for sharing this with the community.
I have to admit I was pretty emotional at the end of this vid. I can only imagine if i was on the flight. I live in DFW and it's been awhile since i've flown SWA, but I can tell you I wouldn't think twice about boarding their aircraft. Great job Tammie and ATC!
6:32 When pilot Tammie Jo Shult said “They said there’s a hole and someone went out” tears filled my eyes. My sincere complements to the Captain and Air Traffic Control for their professionalism.
There must be parts missing from the audio, as ATC exclaimed the same sentence back to her, about there being a part of the plane missing and someone went out, likely to make sure he heard correctly, then he realised she must be in shock and said not to worry, we will figure it all out when you land
Absolutely fucking amazing how calm and collective everyone remained. Sadly a life was lost, no fault of the crew or the towers. God bless all those involved, incredible audio and professionalism!
Something I really noticed was how the other pilots on the frequency were very very fast and compliant in getting their holding patterns, as they knew that SWA was having a very very bad day. Everyone in this country needs to love and respect pilots and crew, as we should probably act more like them in our daily lives on the ground. Weather it be driving courteously, saying good afternoon/thank you to someone, and most importantly remaining calm and collected as we go throughout our days. Job well done to the crew and passengers of SWA 1380, sorry about the unlucky loss of a fellow passenger.
Stan was only asking for thoughtful awareness of the daily professionalism displayed by those who serve and protect us. Please don’t denigrate his comment as a “lecture”. Thank you kindly, sir.
John Calis I know right! I fly a lot so I know the risks. Which is why every time the plane lands safely and smoothly, I just wanna give the pilots a hug. It's a special job that takes special skills and a special demeanor. Every day, they are entrusted with thousands if not millions of lives and for the most part, get them safely back and forth. Kudos to these professionals!
Actually, the Captain was the only one talking and the flight attendants were great. They interviewed passengers and they said how calm the pilot was and how good the crew was.
Wow, just wow. INCREDIBLY calm demeanor. INCREDIBLE skill. Military trained for sure. Ma’am, you flat rock! Would be honored to have you as the pilot ANY time! God bless👏👏👏👏
So calm and collected. Exactly what you want when there’s an emergency going on. I commend all involved and am saddened for the family that lost their loved one. My heart goes out to them. 😢
The controllers and pilots in this situation did what can only be described as a calm, collected, professional behavior. This is where all the training, experience, and cool-headedness these people possess comes into play. Seriously, life-savers.
Thanks for posting this here. There so many of us that are not connected to the community of air craft enthusiasts but can still appreciate every word of this radio traffic. We don't ever get to look over the shoulder of firefighters, law enforcement or the military in action doing the very hardest parts of their jobs. Audio like this gives us just the barest glimpse of what is involved in saving the lives of so many by the professionals who are, after all, just doing the same job they do everyday; keeping track of the small details that make all the difference when things go wrong.
You know its serious when Approach gives you control of their airspace. Can't believe how calm she is with the "no, its not on fire but part of it is missing" when asked if they still had a fire.
She sounded WAY too clear and level headed to be on Xanax but I know I probably would have reached for a bottle! Although, that is a surefire way to get fired. Besides, they take a while to kick in and she definitely didn’t have time on her side. I once roomed with a helicopter pilot (female) in Afghanistan and she always talked so calmly about it. She said it was just a job but I could tell it was so much more.
David Casson exactly my thoughts! She was just really a cool woman and so young. That was so dangerous over there. Whenever I was in a helicopter we flew in pairs wherever we went. I went through regular training with 5 pilots flying drones and other aircraft and they were some of the coolest and calmest people I met. It’s amazing they weren’t arrogant in any way.
..part of me can't actually believe that statistic..now I gotta go look for aircraft disasters...although I understand flying nowadays is way safer than it was in past decades..
Wow! Amazing ! Pilot and traffic controllers are Heroes!!! Thank you for sharing this audio you are awesome Scott! I subscribed to your channel. Tracy Beanz is spreading the word. God Bless you and the great work you do.
Let's remember traffic controller. All of you guys did a smashing job. Even though u get paid for this descent but he'll yeah u smashed it. Condolences to the deceased family. Peace
I've played some ATC games out there and that job is no joke. I've listened on scanners to the tower at local airport and it's always incredible the job they do. But today, these men and women earned their pay. Absolute professionals every single one of them. And all the other pilots diverting to make way for SWA1380. Calm, collected, in control and solving the problem. Actually teared up a bit toward the end as they make final at discretion.
My Favourite part of this clip has to be 1:30 in where she adds 'good day' before switching to Philly airspace.... Her planes falling apart yet she has the grace, decorum and absolute confidence in landing the plane as if it's just another landing, Amazing!
Absolutely amazing with the calmness of the pilot. Absolutely proud of all the crew handled the very dangerous situation. My condolences to the young lady and her family whom died.
Amazing level of professionalism from all parties involved! Captain Schultz should hold a masters class on crisis management in the cockpit. What a pro!
wow this is incredible. Amazing job done by the pilots of this aircraft. They stayed calm and collected during an intensely stressful moment. Job well done.
Tammy No Schultz! Your composure was absolutely amazing to listen to. You are a remarkable human being. Thank you for being you. If I were to meet you, I would bow in respect and mean it from the bottom of my heart.
LochVids : Annoying may not be the best descriptive to use in such a situation. The conversations have to be precise and correct. Therefore, it would be a bit difficult to put in as much passion in them as everyone wants. The bottomline is that they all did a great job to get the plane down with as less injuries as possible. I am not British but I was British trained. Hope you do not find my comments annoying. Have a nice day.
that pilot is talking like shes just on her way to go get milk & eggs. i read she was a navy f18 pilot so that explains why shes not at all phased by this
If the pilots of SWA 1380 are reading the comments, I commend you on an excellent job. There are many haters and many Monday morning quarterbacks out there. Don’t pay attention to them. This is when the training you receive kicked in. All those hours in a simulator practicing for an event like this one or one that was similar. Congrats again. As for the passenger that lost her life, my heart felt condolences to her family.
Amazing job to maintain complete calm and accurate ATC communication. Bravo to Capt. Tammy Jo Shultz served our country as a hero and now she is still serving our citizens as a hero.
Having spoken to these controllers for years when I was based there, I can say that there aren't any controllers out there who are better than worked this flight. I miss talking to you, Philly.
The woman pilot was calm because she was a fighter pilot, instructor and she knows you can't panic in the air. Great job by all. Sympathys' to the family of the passenger that lost her life. So sad.
My father was a Navy pilot and I LOVE and admire all these people. Their dedication and professionalism reflects in their calm communication skills here.
Ok whoever is these pilots are and whoever the ATC is they all need commendation medals they were incredible the calm cool demeanour and there professionalism is at the top of there game! incredible. !!!!!!
Cool, calm, professional and effective. Then, at 6:17, you can hear the added emotion/sadness in her voice when she reports on injured passengers and "someone went out."
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As a retired Air Force fighter pilot, one of the first things you learn in an emergency is to clear the large lump in your throat. That's your sphincter and you can't talk with it blocking your vocal cords. At that point, you analyze the situation and take appropriate action. Tammy Jo did a magnificent job at every phase of the emergency.
That’s your sphincter in your throat? Your sphincter as in asshole?
Yes she did!!
It chokes me up to hear the professionalism in the face of tragedy. Makes me so proud of them.
Every time I listen to that I get chocked up! Amazing pilots
You could tell she got more and more concerned like she didnt think they would make it
yeah same
That’s Captain Tammie Jo Shults in command of the aircraft.
She is a former Navy fighter pilot.
My hat is off to her and the crew for an excellent job!
Actually if you listen she wasnt command of the aircraft dumb dumb.... co-pilot
ertonyrn no...she wasn't dumb dumb
ertonyrn, Wrong. She was too busy keeping the airplane afloat. Turned over the intercom chatter to her first officer.
The First Officer is the one flying the airplane. Shults is handling the radios. It takes two people to fly the plane safely.
OlesonMD
Wrong it was the other way around her co-pilot was Manning the radio
This pilot comes to the school where I teach to interact with our students. It is a program from Southwest Airlines called the "Adopt a Pilot Program". She taught my students how she uses math daily in her day-to-day work. She also brought all this cool equipment from her time as a US Navy aggressor pilot. Her nephew is one of my math students. Really cool to have had this hero in my classroom.
When you see her next time, can you ask why she took part in this hoax ?
really me I have known Tammy Jo since I was a toddler. Used to go to her house with my mom because Tammy had a son my age and my mother and her would have play dates. I guarantee, there’s no way, whatsoever, this was a hoax. That’s absolute absurd of you to believe such ridiculousness.
Bekah Holsey, I live in the Texas Hill Country and am very good friends with a local couple where the wife is in a women’s bible study group that Tammy Jo participates in...Guaranteed, Tammy Jo is the real deal. Boerne, TX is proud to have her!
The amount that had to be done correctly here to make the way clear for them is astounding. So much appreciation for the cool heads of ATC, and SO MUCH respect to Tammie Jo.
You could hear the Captain's voice change a little when she reported that "there's a hole, and someone went out...". Up to that point, she probably didn't know yet that people were hurt, and you can hear it in her voice.
Great job by all involved, and may they all find peace.
DrumJedi ...yes I caught the tone in her voice change as she apparently learned of the injury or death of a passenger on her watch (and in her care)...although totally not the crews fault. May time and peer support bring her restored spirit. She did her job professionally and faithfully to all passengers, crew, company...and the industry.
There must be parts missing from the audio, as ATC exclaimed the same sentence back to her, about there being a part of the plane missing and someone went out, likely to make sure he heard correctly, then he realised she must be in shock and said not to worry, we will figure it all out when you land
Here from TikTok, a woman on the plane explained her experience with this flight. Very moving to hear her story as well as this recording.
Do you happen to know her username by any chance?
@@heydeegazcon9227 cassiebfitness , very hard to listen to☹️
So am 8. I came right to see what happened after hearing her story. So sad sad 😔
Worst interview all the lady was saying is and and and Um um um um um and and and. Waste of my life.
Absolutely amazing pilot and ATC. Can not believe how calm the pilot was. Will fly with them any day.
There's only one pilot in the cockpit?
A pilot and a first officer. see www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5627597/Pictured-Hero-pilot-safely-landed-Southwest-flight.html
the first officer was initially flying so the captain could delegate & plan everything. Then for the landing, the captain took the controls back
Absolute icewater running through her veins. Amazing job bringing that sick bird down safely, job well done.
Geez... it was just a single engine out, that's not a huge deal. And she sounds almost cheery, it's kinda freaky.
Edit: I take that back, she definitely sounds shaken up later on. I guess she may not have learned about the injuries/death until later.
She even took the time to say “good day” 💪🏻
😂😂😂
@@danieln5833 pp
Amazing job by both deck crew and ATC! To the person who passed away, rest in peace :'((
Seems that this has happened before:
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It was said there was a fire then engine failure then a hole and someone went out.. how was this hole made..?
News reports I saw said the fire came first then parts of the engine exploded with pieces putting holes in the side of the plane including blowing out at least one window. The deceased passenger may have been struck by debris.
Amazing job by you... great catch, thank you for a great guy 😆👍👍👍✌
Said passenger was partially ejected through the open window. It was only by the Grace of God and several of her fellow passengers that kept her from being completely ejected. Unfortunately, in spite of aid being rendered by her fellow passengers and cabin staff, she did not make it. I found out that she was from ABQ and a community leader there. Sad passing.... :-(
Amazing how calm she is! That’s the person you want in control when shit is hitting the fan!
Well done by the Southwest crew, ATC, and everyone involved.
RIP Jennifer Reardon. She could have been any one of us.
Listening to this was powerful. Staggering and amazing job by all. I'm impressed with how calm everyone was.
I hope the controllers get recognized as well for their great work. I am a retired Navy Flight Officer, never had an emergency this drastic, but had enough "pucker factor" situations where the calm voice of the controller bringing us in made things a lot easier!
Awesome work by all. Captain was calm and collected. She’s amazing (just read about her). One of the first female Navy fighter pilots and one of the first to fly the F/A 18!)
Proud of the WN crew, keeping ATC fully informed, everyone kept their composure in spite of the seriousness of what was happening. May the only fatality’s family find comfort in knowing that others tried their best to keep her inside the broken window.
I would've been much bitchier.
Hmmm, she's piloting an aircraft with an unknown amount of damage, an undetermined degree of injury and one engine out. So, as she has to communicate these facts to the ground while dealing with crosstalk from other approaching aircraft she firmly requests a single frequency. You have a low threshold for "bitchy."
idon'thaveadamnname she wasn't bitchy, she was being professional and taking charge of a dire situation. Exactly what you want from someone in control.
ATC sucked on this one,pilots did the job.......
Oh shut up. You sound like a bitch, period.
EXCELLENT communication and professionalism on the part of the two pilots and ATC. My hat is off to all of you.
As a former LaGuardia ATC, this tape is a sterling example of first class pilotage and ATC. Calm, cool, collected all the way. Bravo!
EVERYONE did a great job!! The female Captain was OUTSTANDING! Everyone involved was cool and calm. RIP to the passenger who did not make it. She is in my prayers.
Seeing "Amazing job by all" made me cry. God bless our pilots with their incredible strength and calmness.
A. "We have a hole and someone went out" and "Part of the aircraft is missing"...Q. What are two phrases no pilot ever wants to broadcast to the tower.
TakeDeadAim
Phrase heard around the world:RESIGN trump.
Impeach trump!
Will trump tweet a resignation? The cowards way! Don the con and the trump cult...pure entertainment! FBI raids trumps lawyers office: phrases never heard in eight years of the Obama administration! 👊👊👊👊👊🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Six eyes, that's the video he plays in his head every day.
Greg Smith you’re a ignorant leftist.
trump is a good president
Greg Smith apple, meet orange.
Amazing job by all. Extreme professionalism by crew and ATC, and I'm sure ground and safety crews as well. Sincere condolences to those affected. Thanks ATC Memes for sharing this with the community.
I have to admit I was pretty emotional at the end of this vid. I can only imagine if i was on the flight. I live in DFW and it's been awhile since i've flown SWA, but I can tell you I wouldn't think twice about boarding their aircraft. Great job Tammie and ATC!
Wow. Impressed with ATC and SWA pilots.
Incredible professionalism and integrity by all parties. Nerves of steel. RIP kind woman.
6:32 When pilot Tammie Jo Shult said “They said there’s a hole and someone went out” tears filled my eyes. My sincere complements to the Captain and Air Traffic Control for their professionalism.
Heartbreaking. Good job by ATC bringing the transmission back to what mattered most in that moment: Getting the plane safely on the ground.
There must be parts missing from the audio, as ATC exclaimed the same sentence back to her, about there being a part of the plane missing and someone went out, likely to make sure he heard correctly, then he realised she must be in shock and said not to worry, we will figure it all out when you land
I love how calm she is the whole time.
"Yeah we have part of the aircraft missing we're going to have to slow down a bit."
She made a wise decision, despite going against protocol.
Absolutely fucking amazing how calm and collective everyone remained. Sadly a life was lost, no fault of the crew or the towers. God bless all those involved, incredible audio and professionalism!
Something I really noticed was how the other pilots on the frequency were very very fast and compliant in getting their holding patterns, as they knew that SWA was having a very very bad day. Everyone in this country needs to love and respect pilots and crew, as we should probably act more like them in our daily lives on the ground. Weather it be driving courteously, saying good afternoon/thank you to someone, and most importantly remaining calm and collected as we go throughout our days. Job well done to the crew and passengers of SWA 1380, sorry about the unlucky loss of a fellow passenger.
Stan Smith why the lecture? Completely unnecessary. Keep it to yourself and don’t spread your negativity towards people in general.
Stan was only asking for thoughtful awareness of the daily professionalism displayed by those who serve and protect us. Please don’t denigrate his comment as a “lecture”. Thank you kindly, sir.
Sorry Katie...thank you Miss or Mam.
WOw, you are right, Stan. Well put.
KAtie Kat: The only negative thing here is your rant. He was making a sound point is all.
Great job all. Cool heads and professional.
John Calis I know right! I fly a lot so I know the risks. Which is why every time the plane lands safely and smoothly, I just wanna give the pilots a hug. It's a special job that takes special skills and a special demeanor. Every day, they are entrusted with thousands if not millions of lives and for the most part, get them safely back and forth. Kudos to these professionals!
That pilot was truly amazing and very professional. Just unreal.
This amazingly calm and smart pilot needs needs to get some sort of award for saving the 149 passengers’ lives and the whole team as well.
Samina Rahman 148 one lady died
Excellent professionalism by everyone involved. Very well done.
Jesus....the amount of chill those pilots had....meanwhile sheer pandemonium in the cabin I'm sure.
LonewolfeE5 Why pandemonium? They're all just doing what they've trained and are PAID for.
I think LonewolfeE5 was referring to the passengers.
dgsgarden correct my friend
LonewolfeE5 I would've jumped on the best lookin chick on the plane, but hey, that's just me.
Actually, the Captain was the only one talking and the flight attendants were great. They interviewed passengers and they said how calm the pilot was and how good the crew was.
Incredible professionalism demonstrated by all.
She is an AMAZING pilot.
I’ll fly with her any day! I’d expect nothing less of a Navy pilot!
Pilot and ATC cool as ice. Hell of a job
Wow, just wow. INCREDIBLY calm demeanor. INCREDIBLE skill. Military trained for sure. Ma’am, you flat rock! Would be honored to have you as the pilot ANY time! God bless👏👏👏👏
Perfect pilot/co-pilot and ATC.
Amazing job by everyone involved!
So calm and collected. Exactly what you want when there’s an emergency going on. I commend all involved and am saddened for the family that lost their loved one. My heart goes out to them. 😢
All the things we take for granted when we fly,amazing amount of skill and calm when most of us wouldn't be.Very informative ,Thank you
Love your funny stuff but the serious take you took on this incident is pure class. Well done and Rest In Peace to the one taken from the world.
The controllers and pilots in this situation did what can only be described as a calm, collected, professional behavior. This is where all the training, experience, and cool-headedness these people possess comes into play.
Seriously, life-savers.
Thanks for posting this here. There so many of us that are not connected to the community of air craft enthusiasts but can still appreciate every word of this radio traffic. We don't ever get to look over the shoulder of firefighters, law enforcement or the military in action doing the very hardest parts of their jobs.
Audio like this gives us just the barest glimpse of what is involved in saving the lives of so many by the professionals who are, after all, just doing the same job they do everyday; keeping track of the small details that make all the difference when things go wrong.
Tammy Jo was so calm! She's amazing, and applause also for the air traffic controller.
You know its serious when Approach gives you control of their airspace. Can't believe how calm she is with the "no, its not on fire but part of it is missing" when asked if they still had a fire.
Cameron Clarke and she’s so darn polite! I think I’d probably forget to say thank you in those circumstances but she doesn’t.
She sounded WAY too clear and level headed to be on Xanax but I know I probably would have reached for a bottle! Although, that is a surefire way to get fired. Besides, they take a while to kick in and she definitely didn’t have time on her side. I once roomed with a helicopter pilot (female) in Afghanistan and she always talked so calmly about it. She said it was just a job but I could tell it was so much more.
David Casson exactly my thoughts! She was just really a cool woman and so young. That was so dangerous over there. Whenever I was in a helicopter we flew in pairs wherever we went. I went through regular training with 5 pilots flying drones and other aircraft and they were some of the coolest and calmest people I met. It’s amazing they weren’t arrogant in any way.
First US death by airline since 2009. That's an amazing statistic.
And it was a heart attack.
..part of me can't actually believe that statistic..now I gotta go look for aircraft disasters...although I understand flying nowadays is way safer than it was in past decades..
aircraft disasters will bring up any aircraft meaning helicopters, private planes / jets, etc. this is the first *airline* death since 2009
Err, no, it wasn't just a heart attack. A lady was partially sucked into the window that had blown out. She died from her injuries.
David Knisely
Yea, that's what I read.
Wow! Amazing ! Pilot and traffic controllers are Heroes!!! Thank you for sharing this audio you are awesome Scott! I subscribed to your channel. Tracy Beanz is spreading the word.
God Bless you and the great work you do.
Let's remember traffic controller. All of you guys did a smashing job. Even though u get paid for this descent but he'll yeah u smashed it. Condolences to the deceased family. Peace
Well done!!! Over 100 years of learning from the aviation industry now results in saving lives .....
This pilot is enough calm. Good job. RIP for that passenger, but fortunately most of people are safe.
I've played some ATC games out there and that job is no joke. I've listened on scanners to the tower at local airport and it's always incredible the job they do. But today, these men and women earned their pay. Absolute professionals every single one of them. And all the other pilots diverting to make way for SWA1380. Calm, collected, in control and solving the problem. Actually teared up a bit toward the end as they make final at discretion.
I felt the same. And I have been guided by ATC in my flying. We’re all on the same side at the end of the day.
My Favourite part of this clip has to be 1:30 in where she adds 'good day' before switching to Philly airspace.... Her planes falling apart yet she has the grace, decorum and absolute confidence in landing the plane as if it's just another landing, Amazing!
Absolutely amazing with the calmness of the pilot. Absolutely proud of all the crew handled the very dangerous situation. My condolences to the young lady and her family whom died.
I wish politicians were this competent.
Best comment 5 years going.
Thank you for taking the time to caption this, post it, and also add the commentary about clearing others out of the way.
Freaking heros, each and every person involved! Amazing job and thank you for everything you do!!!
Amen!
Amazing level of professionalism from all parties involved! Captain Schultz should hold a masters class on crisis management in the cockpit. What a pro!
Great work by a highly trained team! Thanks for sharing ATC Memes.
So proud of this pilot and her crew that words aren't adequate. Highly professional. Totally in control. Kudos!
It makes me cry just listening to this.
Internet Privacy Advocate That's pretty weird.
wow this is incredible. Amazing job done by the pilots of this aircraft. They stayed calm and collected during an intensely stressful moment. Job well done.
Wow, that's powerful listening knowing now how bad it was
Deepest condolences to the family and all the other injured.😔😟😣😪
We’re flying to Las Vegas for my son’s wedding. I’m glad I chose Southwest. That was awesome teamwork by all. Nice job Tammie!!
Tammy No Schultz! Your composure was absolutely amazing to listen to. You are a remarkable human being. Thank you for being you. If I were to meet you, I would bow in respect and mean it from the bottom of my heart.
That female pilot comforted me listening to the composure and professionalism she demonstrated. What a hero!
My prayers go out to the person and her family. Excellent job by the crew and tower. That's why Southwest is my preferred airline.
Jonnie Bangkok *Spirit/Frontier is for that
Um.................ok.
Excellent work by the pilot and crew. As well as the ATC's. Professionalism at it's best. My condolences to the family of the deceased.
Excellent transcription, editing and clarification. Great job. ( now subscribed)
Amazing job by the captain and 1st officer to remain so calm and professional. They deserve to be praised nationally for the professionalism.
That ATC gentleman is marvellous, so are the others and the pilots. If not for their great works, the situation could be worse. Much respect to all.
Nova Dusty i thought he was annoying. Maybe its because im british i expect them to do the jobs with a bit less attitude
LochVids : Annoying may not be the best descriptive to use in such a situation. The conversations have to be precise and correct. Therefore, it would be a bit difficult to put in as much passion in them as everyone wants. The bottomline is that they all did a great job to get the plane down with as less injuries as possible.
I am not British but I was British trained. Hope you do not find my comments annoying. Have a nice day.
I'm British and I thought he was fantastic.
Pilot is so calm & composed. The ATC is so professional and on the ball. So proud of our country's pilots and ATC.
that pilot is talking like shes just on her way to go get milk & eggs. i read she was a navy f18 pilot so that explains why shes not at all phased by this
She probably also practiced the scenario (losing an engine) hundreds of times before.
If the pilots of SWA 1380 are reading the comments, I commend you on an excellent job. There are many haters and many Monday morning quarterbacks out there. Don’t pay attention to them. This is when the training you receive kicked in. All those hours in a simulator practicing for an event like this one or one that was similar. Congrats again. As for the passenger that lost her life, my heart felt condolences to her family.
That pilot is a former F/A-18 Hornet pilot! Cool as breeze.
Dystopic Rodeo And stuck flying domestic puddle-jumpers for a shit airline.
That was a great listen, thanks for sharing. Everyone did their job, thankful for the professionalism
Pilot is a Hero ! 👌🏽
Carrier-Qualled Aviator
Just doing their jobs!!
Amazing job to maintain complete calm and accurate ATC communication. Bravo to Capt. Tammy Jo Shultz served our country as a hero and now she is still serving our citizens as a hero.
Bravo Pilot & Co. Cool & collected. Extremely professional.
Wow! Both the Pilot and ATC were calm as cucumbers. Impressive to listen to... thanks for getting this up!!
Having spoken to these controllers for years when I was based there, I can say that there aren't any controllers out there who are better than worked this flight. I miss talking to you, Philly.
Fantastic job by all involved. Amazing that the controller and flight crew remained calm and focused!
She was so calm. Piloting and leadership at its finest.
Good job by atc all involved did the best they could by the sound of it. Good job to the person who edited and put this clip together.
Nicely done. ATC did awesome job as well.
Very calm. I was put at ease listening to that whole exchange.
The woman pilot was calm because she was a fighter pilot, instructor and she knows you can't panic in the air. Great job by all. Sympathys' to the family of the passenger that lost her life. So sad.
My father was a Navy pilot and I LOVE and admire all these people. Their dedication and professionalism reflects in their calm communication skills here.
1st class navy pilot! Total professionalism saved lives!
As a frequent business flyer it was a privilege getting to hear about the professionalism of all involved.
Kristen...nicely and accurately stated!
Misspelled your first name...Kristin... sorry
Could not be more chill just another day at the office
Ok whoever is these pilots are and whoever the ATC is they all need commendation medals they were incredible the calm cool demeanour and there professionalism is at the top of there game! incredible. !!!!!!
Like she is ordering a pizza. Props to her. Sad a mom died. :(
Nice job compiling this video so quickly, that's impressive.
Nice job crew and ATC! We are overpaid and underworked until something like this happens and then those skills and training are priceless!!!
L.D. Jeffries pilots are underpaid imo
Grace , class and professionalism under pressure! You go girl!
Cool, calm, professional and effective. Then, at 6:17, you can hear the added emotion/sadness in her voice when she reports on injured passengers and "someone went out."
Amazing how calm she is. What a great job she did. Very sorry there was a life loss. Pilot did such a amazing job.