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9 Crazy Air Disasters Where Everyone Survives | Smithsonian Channel
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- Опубліковано 14 сер 2024
- From miraculous landing locations to flights that were troubled from takeoff, here are 9 air disasters where everyone survives.
0:00 - #9 Taca Flight 110
4:05 - #8 Northwest Flight 85
7:27 - #7 NOAA 42
10:59 - #6 Qantas Flight 72
14:56 - #5 Continental Flight 1404
17:30 - #4 Reeve Aleutian Flight 8
21:16 - #3 China Airlines Flight 120
24:32 - #2 Cathay Pacific Flight 780
28:11 - #1 US Airlines Flight 1549
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I've said it for years and I'm still saying it now. Pilots and surgeons are gods gift to us all.
...it must be remembered that they F£$k up too....
Did you remember about pilot suicide while in flight and kill all ppl in the plane
Yes dear u r right
And soldiers too. Never forget about them.
@@SarikaAli-cw9xf no,,soldiers are following orders of their senior and they even kill innocent people for their country benefits,,they don't deserve to be in this list
Had the pleasure of flying on a trip with Captain Sully (as a flight attendant). He truly was a very kind man and a true professional. His “Pre-Flight Briefings” with us were very thorough. When I found out he was the Captain of that flight I understood completely the success of that ditching. 👏👍🙏❤️
Airline passengers would always be very fortunate to have pilots like Captain "Sully," those who have served as military pilots.
A hero pilot
@@heleneg525 more lucky with glider pilots, which is a skill set of his that came in handy that day
I'm literally so jealous
I wouldn’t be so scared of flying if I knew he was the captain. Unfortunately he’s retired so I’ll never have the pleasure of that. He’s definitely one of the best in the field.
For some reason , I love stories where insurmountable odds are beaten and everyone survives
We all do unusual stranger :)
but they don't say what the issue was in the first place in these shorts.. So we don't know what the odds are???
"For some reason" are you indicating you used to love stories where there are fatalities? Lmao
Underdog stories my friend
these are real events, so any loss is terrible. the unusual thing would be getting more "entertainment" from disastrous outcomes.
Taca 110 FA:” it was sooooo smooth”
Video: shows plane inside heavily rocking and shaking.
fr tho
It’s sarcasm
And adrenaline
Narrator: "..He needs to make a sudden and dramatic course correction"
Captain: oh i just did a lil sideslip no biggie
That's not an actual video of the event. SMH. The witness was actually there.
"Everyone survives." What a wholesome video.
Haha
Everyone but those birds at the end :(
only birds died
also (kinda) RIP plane
Yes
Dont forget the Air Canada Flight 143! The Gimli Glider - Ran out of fuel, landed on an old base turned dragstrip, no major injuries or deaths, plane stayed in service with AC until January 2008
Wow
Ah yes. The drifting plane
(side slip I believe is the move called?)
@@nightmareflame101 Yes
The problem with that one is that that crash was also due to pilot error.
@@Alb410 Maybe. But not everything was their fault. 1.) At the time of the accident Canada changed their metric system from pounds (feet, etc.) to kilograms (m, cm, etc.). Flight 143 was one of the first, maybe even the first plane to receive fuel in kilograms instead of pounds. And that's where the first error happened. Instead of x kg of fuel, it got x pounds of fuel and since pound is around half of kilogram, they only got half of the fuel they needed. 2) Second error happened in the software of the plane. A plastic was covering one of the components on the motherboard that was suppose to tell the pilots that they don't have enough fuel, but since it was covered and wasn't working properly, it didn't. Yes, the pilots checked the papers with the fuel to make sure it's ok, but on paper it was! They had no idea that they only had half of the fuel.
Still, praise to the captain for bringing the plane back to ground safely.
We cannot imagine how skilled these people are.
yesd
Jesus Christ helped them
@@juvanasunil7378 no
@@juvanasunil7378 no just no
Its a film so nahhh
It would be great if Smithsonian uploads full documentaries. At least on this dedicated channel.
Yes!!!
They don't own the rights to use the full documentary
But they can be found on now tv for a few more days (season 3 to 7 or 8)
Give monies first.
Yes
They do
24:01 if u all carefully notice, the pilot who was climbing down the ropes fell down on the ground as soon as the engine exploded.
@@genebickwick3746 he could have sustained minor injuries for the fall, which I don't see why you might not get it
@@genebickwick3746 you're just another 9 year old who doesn't have critical thinking skills
"carefully notice" I'm sure we all saw that
what would YOU have done?
well we know that
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I mean, with these pilots you’d be fine lol
Lol
lolz
@@Kaanfight its all fun in games until they done messed up-
Yeah cause the ads depend what you watch sometimes
The pilots are amazing. How they are able to land these planes with everything going against them is mind blowing
Flight Attendant: Plane landed so smoothly
Meanwhile in cockpit pilots getting thrown around
He meant by landing smooth is because it is technically a smooth landing cuz they are landing on grass not a runway :p
@@Ahraaan Yeah that's true
Have you landed with some pilots, it feels like you get shot down on to the runway.
@@grannyfaster3220 like for example:Ryanair pilots lol
@@grannyfaster3220 My qatar 777 to dallas lol
A big salute to all those who showed courage during these incidents!!!
It's quite rare for pilots and cabin crew to throw their hands in the air and cry during these incidents.
@@annnee6818 they are trained to handle adversity in the best way possible
i have a flight 7hrs onward and i can't believe watching this!
have a fun safe flight!
Are you still alive
Don't watch man , watch sports channel for God sake
I hope you land safely
@@lucaschung5198 hope
U know its a good episode when it shows interviews of the actual pilots on board that day
Yeah
👍 yup
That's what I DONT like actually... But that's just me
@@airforcegamingvideos8602 Why.
@@id-f8679 it’s a spoiler. pilots are usually the last one to make it out of an accident alive. it means you know the show ends well before you start it. I like that. don’t like surprises
Captain Dardano from the TACA flight lost an eye in the Salvadoran Civil War and CONTINUED TO FLY after it. What a madlad
MADLADD WOW
Well it didn't loose the eye complete just it can't see with it but yeah loose vision of one Eye sounds more accurate
Yeah - plus he was always calm. That man, along with the test pilot who looked at the plane with its wrecked engines and said "Eh, just put some new ones on and I'll just fly it from here" can fly me anywhere.
I was able to find his IG page and told me that the two crew members whom was with him on the flight sadly passed away. It's amazing how he was able to land it intact on the levee and then have it back in service for decades.
@@aleksandrrozentsvit8390 oh. That's sad.
The pilots did great on these saving lives A+ to them
Yup
Those pilots are heros
Yeah they are
No S++ should do
Ikr
It brings me to tears on seeing how much the pilot has worked to avoid a crash. The fear of dying, resolve, and relief that they've survived is so touching to me. Especially when the percentage of surviving a plane crash is low
This is exactly the type of video I was looking for. I love watching "Why Planes Crash" because they approach the investigation in such a powerful manner; they're always looking to learn from the crashes. However, I was getting really sad and discouraged when I ran into a stream of episodes where everyone dies. This is amazing!
...If only all investigations could be approached from a "what can we learn?" and "how can we change?" what a world we would live in.
"everyone survives"
me: everyone but the birds?
ikr
And PETA was pissed!
@@realpeel The birds... and the things that aren't birds...
You probably don't know Dragon Ball Abridged so you're probably thinking wtf is this guy talking about. It just made me think of a funny quote from that parody.
@@TimelessWorldOfGaming birds
5 secs later: engine sets on fire
But the USA plane in need York the plane landed in the water
It's fascinating to me how Pilots remain so calm in an emergency situation. They just like WOW
It's either life or possible death. Panic wouldnt help.
Training, training, and more training. And also more training. Get your panic and meltdowns out if the way on the ground, in the SIM, looong before you ever have peoples' lives in your hands. Individual temperment also comes into play. People in control (military or civil) generally don't let hot-headed or highly-anxious people into the training programs.
I love the laughing from the cockpit crew at 3:37
I know it’s a reenactment but u gotta know the real crew did the same thing. What a great feeling it must be!
“the plane landed so smoothly.”
**shows everyone getting thrown around**
That's actually really scary but i enjoy watching these vids 😂 idk y. Am I the only one weird who is scared as well enjoying??
I thought I was the only one glad to know someone else likes these kinds of videos too! I’ve always had a fascination with planes and aviation accidents
Are you scared to get in a car ? Because you’re more likely to die in a car then a plane.
I’ve been obsessed lately
@@Boderz no and I’m not scared on a plane ether I just find things like weather disasters and plane crashes cool
Passengers : Screaming
UA-cam subtitles : [Applause]
Plane = **goes crashing and makes loud noises**
Great UA-cam Subtitles = [Music]
People: screaming
Yt subtitles: laughing
True
Pilot breathing thru mask UA-cam subtitles: ringing
I really want to become a pilot when I grow up. I watch these videos because when emergencies happen I can do my best to save my crew, passengers and aircraft.
You will learn it all when you are into formation. Don't worry!
What an awesome goal! Stay focused, and you’ll get there! Best of luck! I’m sure you’ll make a great pilot!
@@-_deploy_- um...if he's joining the blue angels maybe...something tells me he means commercial flying which is most definitely NOT formation
@@chrismacbean What? All types of aviation need trainning for ALL types of emergency. That is how the pilots avoid or deal with problems, they don't figure it out in the momment.
Now I know how avengers would look like in real life. These pilots are the real super heroes.
And doctors too
@@Vaderist. shut up
That is why I always salute to the pilots whenever I see a plane.
Does anyone else get a relief when they see the people talking about there own story?
I had my fingers crossed, and breathed a sigh of relief with everyone of these clips, even though I already knew no people were lost.
Captain Sully is a personal hero of mine, it takes pure skill to land a fully laden aircraft on a river without suffering major structural damage or without seriously injuring any passengers.
44 of the 155 were seriously injured
3:22 that guy in the back saved the whole flight
lol
You deserve thousands of likes my guy
Dios nos libre!
Than you guys for being so positive!
LMFAOOOOO
17:24 "The question now, is how could this have happened in the first place?"
Guess I'll never know
It's a show on TV, I guess. That's why they don't release it full on the channel
Except they don't show it on the TV except at midnight and only once. Good luck watching it if you have a job.
Practically how Ryanair lands their planes
LOL
And wizz🤣 8 always go on Ryanair lol
I love their tik tok account tho
Funny 😐
Been on Ryanair countless times. Never experienced anything but professionalism and smooth landings.
This just shows you how skilled our Pilots are and how they do everything they can to make sure every body survives.
Personally, I think that the TACA airlines flight 110 would be considered as the "original Sully" (happened in 1988) since it was a miracle.
Look up flight 411. After you heard about it think again.
The acting by the older guys in flight 85 was honestly the best.
@ANESU DYLAN MUNYIKA well, the aircraft scenes are since no one recorded it.
6:07
“We got it” - Hot Chocolate Song, The Polar Express
Hey I also saw polar express where they goes to north pole
We dont got it
XD
Ha Ha Ha here we got it
Ha ha ha hot we got it
Here we only got one rule\
never ever let it cool
Respect to camera man who survived every crash👏
you’re a POS for being asinine even though you’re trying to be funny.
This comment is overused by asinine
I just paused the video to hit the like button to salute the efforts of the Pilots. You guys own my respect
These pilots are amazing. If I died aboard one of these flights, I'd say my life was well-lived.
Why isn't Air Transat Flight 236 on here? They ran out of fuel over the Atlantic and glided 75 miles and landed in the Azores and no one was killed! That should have been #1
3:55 “the landing was spectacular, there wasn’t even a bit of turbulence”
Meanwhile... 3:28
That guy was in another plane lmao
I want to become a Pilot very cool job and I will fly with Smithsonian camera man. 😂😂
Jajajaj
Iwant to be a pilot to
not to spoil it but.............they use cgi for the in air stuff
Lmaoo
BPC pls tell me ur joking, as in u know that they know that they use cgi and was just making a joke
I’d like more episodes where EVERYONE SURVIVES.
What the video doesn't tell you was TACA landed on a levee next to a NASA facility, they acutally towed the aircraft up onto a road that was an old runway, changed the damaged engine, fueled it and flew it to MSY field for further repairs, the airplane stayed in service until 2016!
1st clip: “Prrrrfecto!” 👌
Hurricane Hugo clip: “They lost an engine. They plan to punch through the storm. They did it. The end.”
Can u see the the passengers happiness as they have survived it is the highlight.
Only times "and everybody clapped" actually happened.
The mexican guy who landed on grass is an amazing story, the landing was actually waay smoother than it shows in this video, the plane was even intact.
14:58 the jetbridge attached to the windows 😂
xD
lol
u robwox
14:58 yes, that is where the gangways goes xD
Lol
It’s already been 11 years after the miracle on the hudson
Now 12
@@oskarandersson7300 wow time flies by, i was 5 years old when it happened, agreed?
Seems like that happened only a few years ago. I really feel old now, lol.
@@Emberthel bruh same like me realizing the creeper aww man video and the diggy diggy hole memes are gonna be 10 years old in 2021
I love when the passenger and the crew just happy, laughing, joking it's so wholesome
30:31 The plane be like: yaay i could finally sswimmm
Wow!!Whatta comments 😏😏
Man
Thank you for this great upload. 👍
You have to give credit to these amazing captains!!!! I pray every flight my pilot is knowledgeable with amazing survival skills! I love videos that end with “Everyone survived”!!! 👌🏾🥰🥰🥰
“Where everyone survives”
The goose:
Should link all of these videos to their full-length versions.
And then they have to catch another flight home, can't imagine the fear
31:47 The guy in full SCUBA gear jumping out of the helicopter. Wow, the NYPD is intense.
The acting in these reenactments is soooo bad 😂😂 but I love it so much
😭😭😭😭😭😭MY GRANDPA AND MY 5 YEAR OLD COUSIN BROTHER DIED IN A PLANE CRASH....ABOUT 25 YEARS AGO I CRIED SO BAD I REMEMBER HIS SMILE WHEN HE SAID "IM SO EXCITED BROTHER I WILL FLY FIRST TIME YEY" BUT HE NEVER RETURNED HIS FIRST FLIGHT WAS HIS LAST FLIGHT 😭 THE AIRLINE WAS TRANS WORLD AIRLINES FLIGHT 800 WHEN I HEARD THE NEWS ABOUT THE DISASTER AND HEARD NOBODY SURVIVED I CRIED THE WHOLE NIGHT I ALWAYS CRY WHEN HIS FACE POPS IN MY MEMORY😭😭😭 AND I THINK HE GOT SUCKED OUT CUS HE WAS SITTING IN THE UPPERDECK OF THE B747..
I think you are telling lie just for sympathy and likes there was not a single Indian nationality passenger on board and you are an indian
Nice lie
I am so sorry for your loss...💔
the happiness on their faces when they realised everyone is safe and they made it omg
When your copilot says GG instead of good job
Wow the actors are all so handsome and the production quality is soo good. Nice!
I know crashes are not comical but these people lived so I don't feel bad for laughing. The guy at 17:01 face planting into the tray table is a magnificent thing of beauty.
I,m glad that everyone survived ☺️
God bless these pilots..They saved everones life..smart thinking..
Just love the happy ending, some of these captains are flying these planes like a boss.
3:22 the engenier in the back: *prays*
xD I saw that too 😂
Let's not forget Alistair Atchison who was able to land BA flight 5930 all by himself after the windscreen blew off and the captain was sucked out thru the hole. No-one died, not even Captain Tim Lancaster who miraculously survived his ordeal.
The landing on the levie was incredible. Easily up there with the best.
Ryanair pilots:if the thing doesn't say stall or pull up we are landing pro lol
"How many concussions did we cause?"
"Fuck only 4? 8 less than yesterdays flight!"
Props to the camera man in spectate mode filming the outside of the plane
This is why I rather drive for 10 days
The chances of car crashes are bigger than plane crashes
@@shabnamn6782 bc your plane can safely land without any problems
@@shabnamn6782 can you fuel your plane mid air? No.
Can you fuel your car? Yes.
Will the plane land safely if theres a emergency? Yes. If the Pilot is experienced and the emergency is not serverly critical to the flight
Can you dodge the other car? Yes, if you have fast enough reflexes.
Is air travelling safe? Ofc. The pilots are skilled.
Well yes. Car crashes have bigger car crash chances. But if it happens to a plane.
The chance of surviving is average
Pilot skills: 10+
The amount of airports near the plane: 5+
Very critical damage: 10-
Serverly critical and cant be avoided: 0% chance.
@@shabnamn6782 like TWA 800 which gave me nightmares
@Bohan Wang i know that military planes can refuel but its commercial for now
No Gimli Glider? That was more amazing than most of these.
PPP pp
No way the TACA flight was much better than gimli landing on a bank in a storm with the captain having 1 eye and the landing gear staying intact thats much cooler
@@samisthebest6138 but for the Deja Vu memes
They actually left out the "edge of your seat" parts of these flights in these videos.
Any landing you walk away from is a good landing.
These are the moments I can imagine the Pilots getting a Lottery Ticket and a drink afterwards
Pro drift driver: im good at drifting
D pLAnE:lemme show some pro skills 16:15
props to the guy who jumped out the helicopter into the Hudson R.I.P
This video is PURE JOY! ❤️❤️
29:53
Announcer: The passengers prepare for the inevitable.
Flight Attendant in the front: Cold as a Rock
If everyone survived does it actually count as a "disaster"? Surely its just an "accident"?
Idk. Catastrophic failures can be accidents, but always end in disaster...my dad had to see VHS footage of a catastrophic failure at the St.Louis Ram's stadium, apparently a cable snapped while 3 people were around it, and yeaaaaaaa...
@@noahboat580 That's wild but that's an exact opposite example of what they said lol
...it's a disaster if you have to pay for the aircraft.
Survivors can still be left with disastrous consequences. Qantas flight 72 had no fatalities, but some people were horrifically injured and many suffered from PTSD. The pilot literally had to quit flying because of PTSD.
Mostly the use of the word "disaster" is for dramatic purposes and it could be called an accident in common language, but for air crash investigations the ICAO says that all the cases in the video should be mostly called "incidents" (accidents is reserved when there are casualties).
We had one in Greece back in the late 70s if I know, I wasn't born yet. The captain's name was Migadis. He was flyj g a jumbo for the Olympic airlines from Athens to New York. Lost the engines, lost altitude and managed to keep it airborne in 63 feet and under. It literally flew among flat complexes. This Boeing was considered compromised. Everyone lived.
"A little disconcerting"?! Talk about understatement of the year!
Real crazy I was low on survival skills
Omg I'm first
I think you miss the point of a R'd'r's D'g'st condensed version. Knowing how an event ended isn't always informative if we have no idea what happened to cause it. You should have either (a) made the program twice as long or (b) told half as many stories, but told THEM well!
2 on a scale of 5.
My thoughts exactly. These are just clips stolen from Mayday! or similar TV series, strung together, with no hint of the context or the reason for the incidents and virtually nothing in common.
Even the title is ridiculous, they weren't 'disasters' since nobody was killed.
I have to google a couple of them. The one with the plane veering off the runway was due to an extremely high gust of wind that no pilot had ever trained for before.
You do understand that this is about the LANDINGS, not the whole story.
Can’t believe you did the gimli glider like that
omg how many times i have to say this NO VIDEOS ABOUT IT
I watched every single one so far. I just rewatch them because why not lol
Pilots: Thats like it
Plane: C'mon let me shake your praying out the cabin
28:40 Don't blame the captain's fault.
Blame the birds fault
yea
This pilots our heroes.
The Lord was with ALL of them, on these flights . Hats off to the pilots and crews as well . And thanks for uploading this clip .
Wow the 1st pilot with spectacles was quite savage though 😂😂😂😂😂
He had already managed to do an emergency take off in a small passenger plane that had been ambushed by paramilitaries. He not only managed to take off while under fire, he did so despite having a bullet in one eye.
I am still dumbfounded as to why FAA do not make exterior body cameras on the aircraft's to check for damage ?
First of all your grammar is atrocious to the point that I'm not even sure what you're asking. If you're suggesting the FAA should manufacture cameras, that's not their role in aviation, they're regulators. If you're suggesting they require or otherwise mandate them to be used, that answer is simple: cost-benefit. Same reason they don't require parachutes to be installed on commercial airplanes so if they get into an emergency they can just blow the chutes and have the fuselage float to the ground. It would be incredibly expensive to install on or retrofit all the commercial airplanes licensed to fly in the US, considering their scope of usefulness is extremely narrow. The likelihood of an incident occurring that a camera (or ballistic parachute system, for that matter) would be useful in any way is infinitesimally small. Even then, what good is it? In the case of NWA85 for example, all it would do is tell them there was a rudder hardover. It doesn't make it any easier for them to land the plane, and that's all that matters. So you might be dumbfounded "why FAA do not make exterior body cameras on the aircraft's", but I'm dumbfounded you didn't bother to consider how expensive and incredibly useless that would really be.
Hope this helps.
@@billyb4613 christ so rude for no reason man he was just asking a question
They would very seldom be useful. First, there has to be visible damage or unexpected configuration. Then the pilots must see the damage - often there simply isn't the time to look at video images of your plane. Then the damage must be of a nature such that knowing of it informs the pilots of a suitable alternative action. There have probably been incidents/accidents which fulfill all these criteria, but I can't think of any offhand. One of the closest is American Airlines flight 191. Had the pilots known their slats had retracted on one wing but not the other, they could have saved the plane by prioritizing airspeed over altitude. However, they were at too low altitude to be able to spend so much time diagnosing their problem, even if they had had cameras.
In this list, there is NW 85, with the rudder hard over. I'm not sure if it they'd have done anything different had they known the cause of their problems - can a pilot comment on this?
@@michaelwoodhams7866 can try using ai in such a way that would help the pilots
@@Leroyaber careful.He will correct you for not having a period at the end of your comment.
I can't stop watching these
This video gave me a high dose of satisfaction and hope.
the only reason Sully's aircraft started filling with water is due to some hysterical pax opening the aft passenger door. smh.
Panic. Not all know that some planes are basically adapted to be watertight if there is not hole. I believe it’s just two plane types, one Boeing and one Airbus.
not all planes are watertight , some have holes so pressure can escape or sth
@@fluffy-fluffy5996 A320s have a so called 'ditching button' on the overhead panel which basically waterproofs the aircraft by shutting of points where water could enter. In this specific incident, the button was not pressed, so the aircraft filled up with water. The reason they didn't push it is probably because it's way down in the QRH. The checklist Skiles was reading was designed to be used in case of all engine failure at a much higher altiude, so the button was to the end of the list. They were on the river long before completing the checklist items...
At the tail end of the airplane there is a small rectangular door about 1 foot in size. It's for regulating pressure inside the aircraft and it's always open in flight and even when it's closed it's not air or water tight it's just one of the many places that water could get into the airplane. One of the passengers did not try and open the doors at the back of the plane, otherwise the plane would have quickly sank a lot faster. another reason why it floated so well is because the wings are full of fuel just after takeoff, and fuel is lighter than water and floats. I'm an aircraft mechanic for a major airline, these are all common knowledge in my industry.
That's the kinda thing that is expected. As a pilot we also expect them to open the overwing exit on an emergency landing even if the plane landed perfectly and it's actually safer to stay in the plane and wait for the stairs to be connected. People do crazy things when they panic.
Just remember if you evacuate and we didn't issue the order for it, the plane may not be configured for it, i.e. the engines may still be running, the plane may still be pressurized, the flight control surfaces may still be moving, the flaps may not be down for you to slide off the wings, and fire trucks may be racing around outside not expecting you cause the pilots told them everything is ok.
So be a smart passenger, brief yourself before the flight, stay calm, take a moment to think about what is going on and don't just go impulsive Rambo all of a sudden, listen and watch your flight attendants, think about what your next step is and when you are going to it, and if it does come down to evacuate, leave your bags behind please.
I’d trust this crew to fly my plane any day, despite the pilot having one eye he knew what to do