An Explosion On Board | FULL EPISODE | Mayday: Air Disaster
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- December 11, 1994 - En route to Tokyo from Mania, the pilots aboard PA 434 are jolted by an explosion. An explosive device has gone off in the cabin and the damage is extensive. The pilots have no choice but to attempt an emergency landing. The flight crew rein in the unwieldy plane and land it safely. The device was located directly under a Japanese businessman's seat and severed him in two. Ten other passengers were also injured. Miraculously, these were the only casualties.
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From Season 3 Episode 6 "Bomb On Board": An explosive device has gone off in the cabin and the damage is extensive. The pilots have no choice but to attempt an emergency landing. The device was located directly under a Japanese businessman's seat and severed him in two. Miraculously, only ten other passengers were injured.
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somehow An explosin happend while a passanger is sitting in the seat
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But in this video they just explained how they could've all been sucked out of the plane had the hole been on the outside? 😅🤦♀️ Infact, there's another one where someone actually does get sucked out!
a girl would have to find me attractive first!
Please note both pilots are no longer alive. Captain Reyes retired on 2002, died from cancer at 2007. FO Jaime promoted to Captain last position before retirement 2008, also died at March 2021 from age. Both were honored by the president himself back then and should be remembered as great pilots.
The interview of both pilots in this video was made on 2004/2005, so it is memorable last moments especially for Reyes to public.
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But what happened to the flight engineer on that flight?
@@botchokdandoy6960 still alive sir, currently president and ceo of airasia Philippines. I know becauss he's my friend's uncle and we have done our ojt there as well
Thank You to everyone on this thread for the updates,
May God recive his soul in heaven 🥺😥
That landing was a miracle. Landings like that rarely end well. Extremely well done by the crew!
Those pilots were awesome in saving that plane.
@@kenbrownfield6584 your right
Any pilot that can land without one or more flight controls deserves to be immortalized. You know how many of these we watch that it ends badly when you lose just one flight control.
Frightening for aged mother for daughter to fly
@@esthergibson9485 you make no fucken sense
RIP to Mr. Ikagami, and condolences to his family. He IS a hero, along with the flight crew. NEVER forgotten.
Almost smart bomber but now they know. Good thing he didnt plant the bomb seat 27.
How is he a hero
@@berv9169 his ass is the true hero of this story.
@@berv9169 He saved the plane, when the bomb blew up. His body protected the explosion and if there wasn't anyone sitting in the seat where the bomb was, it could have been a disaster.
Rest in peace
RIP to the first officer (not the actor, but the real copilot that was involved) Jaime Herrera. He passed away earlier this year, rip to hero.
What happened
@@W1NT3RLYN01R may be coronavirus
how do/did you know.???
@@MrMustangMan Look at my other reply with the twitter
@@dannicolmatthew what happened
The flight crews of these events I feel are often over looked or under appreciated. It is stunning to me that people can operate so fluidly in an emergency.
i operate like a piece of sandpaper in those situations
The fact that they fly everyday for years on end to me is unreal.Ive flown like 10 times in my life and was a nervous wreck every time.
@@dankmemes5432 I operate like a piece of tissue paper.
@@onlyme112 I operate like a brick wall
Takes a certain type of person. I work better in emergencies than I do day to day, because the rush of adrenaline is what I need to focus. It kind of negates my ADHD
Nobody talks about the doorman? He's hero too and deserves part of the reward
They should he was awesome!!!
Right. Some of that 2 mill should be given to him if not all of it
Very true
Exactly! He was the one who found a culprit that FBI was supposed to find😂😂😂
Yes
It is nice to see that the flight crews who were interviewed could smile and laugh about this, I know it was very serious and people died but it’s nice to see that they can do that after the trauma of it.
U know nothing you werent there or ever have been you know nothing at all
and a few little moreykm
@@deneedalton4151 💩💩💩💩💩💩
Many filipinos still manage to smile despite the bad things that happened
@@deneedalton4151 , why are you being such an a-hole to that person? He was just stating what he thought of the video. It's people like you that I can not stand.
RIP to Mr. Ikagami, and condolences to his family. He IS a hero, along with the flight crew. 🙏🙏🙏
It is always a satisfaction to see one of the passengers be interviewed
Yes
I worked for and with many Filipinos, military and civilian, in my 22 years in the Air Force. Brilliant people! Excellent. 👍
This cockpit crew was as good as they get!! Including the cabin crew. They remained calm and worked together to land the plane. These passengers were blessed to have such a great crew!! Most lived through this terrible nightmare. Great work!!
It's actually terrifying if you think about Ikagami. Imagine you're calmly sitting on a seat and a few seconds later a bomb explodes under your rear and then you end up losing your lower torso
Even worse, you continue to live for a few minutes, knowing full well that you are done.
Wow. Reyes was a fantastic pilot under pressure. His was a truly profound loss in aviation. I've never seen a pilot trying to plan for every possible eventuality, excellent CRM, quick thinking, and the safety of his passengers and crew being foremost in his mind. Watching this series has given me an entirely new perspective and never again will I take a delayed flight for granted.
After watching this show I now understand why the screeners don’t allow more than a 1 or 2 ounce bottle of liquid through baggage screening in airports!!
It's really sad theres people out in this world whom do stuff like this, ordinary people just trying to take a trip, work flight.. or even to see family, have their lives torn apart from people.. it's actually quite sad.
Ramzi is an absolute dousche bag.......Picks a plane with probably the most humble, and kind people in the world, and has his dumb partner go back for his lap top to save his own ass. It's unfortunate he's being held at a U.S. Penitentiary........Would've been better to to let the Philippines handle him.
You're quite right. The people who do these evil things are cowards who'd fight children and women. They'd never fight a man in the ring with gloves on because they can't cheat.
May the people who died in this event, as well as people who got injured, who got traumatized and the grieving familys of the deceased people, I wish you well.
This captain and FO where true legend, absolute heroes. Unimaginable what a landing skills they had. Always remember, respect, rest in peace.
Captain Reyes is soo calm during this situation. It’s sad that a victim died and that was the most he can be spared as the fuel tank wasn’t below 26K. And Yousef is why we have to take off our shoes.
These were some amazing pilots, I hope they knew what a great thing they did saving these people, and may the victim rest in paradise, he saved many lives by giving his up.
He’s the reason why we have to take off our shoes every time we go through airport security.
Him and mainly the terrorist from 9/11
and liquids banned
I read somewhere that , every rule in aviation should be taken seriously because it is written in blood.
@@carmcam1 wow now that you point that out it’s very sad that so many people get annoyed or mad at tsa when all the people from these disasters would rather wait in a long line than not be here with their loved ones.
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Good on that doorman for trusting his guts and calling back-up. It's so easy to just ignore something and not get involved.
I hope Captain Reyes and his crew were awarded for heroism. Gold medal 🥇
Putting a bomb on a plane has to be one of the most evil things anyone can do.
Can we all take a few seconds for the victims. Not only those who died but also those who got injured. Amazing job by all crew 😭
So he is the guy that caused us not to be able to bring bottles in planes lol
Not until 2006! After the 2006 transatlantic airline plot was it enforced
😂
YES
Okay this joke is overrated can we stop. I mean bru they serve you drinks on the plane.
@@criminallyautistic8372 they serve you drinks on the plane correct. You can’t bring your own. The point is that the airliners are now the only ones that can $$$
Addicted to this channel. Makes you thank the lord for the all the flights that one has taken, yet landed safely. RIP to all 🙏 that don’t have that same fate,never forgotten
for those who are curious, 11:09 is where the problem begins. such a heroic landing given what was happening
In fairness PAL pilots are known for very smooth landing. I was unsure until we experienced it ourselves👍🏽
Very good job fellows!! Congratulations.
RIP to Mr. Ikagami, and condolences to his family. He IS a hero, along with the flight crew. NEVER forgotten.
Imagine your first flight overseas, you can’t wait to go home and your family is waiting for you to hear all about it but you don’t make it back 😞
you won't be able to imagine that. you dead already.
So sad 😭😭
Just process how talented some pilots are..... Especially under extreme pressure! 😓
it's sad mr ikagami died. May he rest in peace. Glad the doorman was smart and did his job well. Kudos to the crew and pilots for handling the emergency well.
Door man should really be appreciated along with the whole crew. Hats off
I love captain ad Reyes see he saved a lot of people on this aircraft
The crew were really lucky the explosion didn't reach the center wing tank because if that happens then the crew and passengers onboard the Philippine Airlines flight wouldn't stand a chance. For the Flight Crew they all work together as a team to land the crippled plane by landing at a nearby airport and due to disabled flight controls they use the throttles to steer the plane similar to UA 232 but the difference is that the crew successfully landed the plane, a real true show and test of Crew Resource Management/Cockpit Resource Management (CRM).
The PAL crew had some control (little but some) over this flight. UA 232 had NOTHING. Zero, zip, zilch, nada. They lost all 3 hydraulic systems and all hydraulic fluid on that death trap DC10. All they had to control the plane with was the engines. Several pilots tried to recreate the scenario of UA 232 in a simulator and none managed to even make it to the airport. Most crashed shortly after the catastrophic, uncontained engine failure. The blessing UA 232 had was UA pilot Denny Fitch who had studied and trained in the flight simulator for countless hours for this very thing--total loss of ALL hydraulics. He's probably the only pilot in the world who could have done what he did and he just happened to be on that flight. Nonetheless, both these aircrews showed bravery, determination and skill that resulted in the saving of many lives. Bless those who are still with us and RIP to those who have passed on.
@@jamesstreet856 Dennis Fitch is my personal hero. I only feel horrible for that flight attendant who was trained to tell parents to put their babies on the ground -- babies that died. You can tell that really affected her.
@@pickles3128 I had a college professor who was on that flight. She had gotten the ticket from someone who wasn't going to be able to go on their vacation. She told us there was a woman with a baby who wasn't sure she should listen to the flight attendants and put the baby on the ground and was screaming that she didn't know what to do, and our professor said she yelled at her to just hold the kid because they were all going down anyway and dropped an f-bomb in there somewhere. She ended up severely injured, her back was broken and I think both legs too. She walked away from the crash site in shock. People found her obviously injured and asked her to tell them what happened and she didn't know. The only thing she could think of that would put her in that state was a car crash, so she guessed that she must have been in a car accident. She didn't remember she had been in a plane crash until later in the hospital.
God, imagine how tramuatizing it would be to witness your plane explode, then pretending to treat a dead body to make sure everyone else on board stays calm
I would become dead inside and have eyes as wide as a racoon
What a great crew. Landing that plane took a lot more skill than landing a plane on the Hudson! And the cabin crew did all the right things handling the passengers.
Landing on the Hudson was a very tricky at Landing to because he had no engines to help him
It is terrifying and extremely sad that there are people that are willing to do this
and they do this crimes for religion
@@xsystem1 the religion didnt tell them to go bomb. they made these up and do those.
Especially Pakistanis
Hats off to the suspicious doorman who called the cops.
Love the actors, the narrator, the detail of investigations! Please don’t split the episodes in 2 parts though!
This one made me cry, wow, so happy they were able to land.
This is the reason why I comfortable flying with Philippine Airlines. One of the safest airlines in the world.
yes, better than the Air France 447
Yup PAL is the best with well-trained pilots and crew.
Yes with only 10 crashes!
@@zacxx7226 That's what I was thinking. Safest airlines in the world?
Philipines🤣🤣🤣 you wish
The doorman was fabulous! Very intuitive.
I was also a passenger on PAL 434 and I saw the plane getting blown up. I also was at the meeting with the presidential honours. And gave a hand to the president. I hope Ramsey Youssef will learn his lesson
Glad you were alright.
My Utmost Respect to Capt. Ed Reyes.. Rest in Peace Sir.. he passed away in 2007
How?
@@jaredbrown3249he passed away due to cancer
@@jaredbrown3249cancer
Its sad to see his the only fatality. It actually made me cried.
While it's a tragedy that Ikegami died, it's also a miracle that only one person died. This had the potential to be another Lockerbie, and thankfully it wasn't.
Crash
WHAT A CAPTAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!10 STARS FOR THAT HERO!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Omg this man almost lost the lower side of his body He must have been in so much pain God rest his soul 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Suddenly losing half of your body probably wouldn’t hurt very much because of adrenaline so he probably died painlessly
As a filipina, this makes me proud how all Filipino crews handled the catastrophe, as well as their intuition, doesn’t get any better than that. RIP to the life lost
Wow, the Okinawa forensic investigators are amazing. To be able to piece together the smallest pcs they collected by vacuum is unreal.
That's why i feel safe when im riding pal because their pilots are trained well
I think the pilots were heroes,especially the captain,and the cabin crew wete good toox
Great pilots and crew.
Okay what kind of cop goes out to a site or on the streets WITHOUT ANY FORM OF RESTRAINTS!!!!
The relaxed shoot on sight ones...
I got on a Lufthansa DC10 in Frankfurt Germany once that had a bomb threat. They put all the luggage on the ground and you had to point out which was yours then board the plane. That way, if you have something that's gonna blow up, you're damn sure gonna be part of the extravaganza. Obviously, the plane didn't blow up but no one drew an easy breath till we stepped off in Atlanta. Lol.
Flight Engineer Dexter Commendador is currently the Chairman/CEO of Philippines AirAsia
COO Chief operating officer of Philippines AirAsia
I love these videos, the acting is amazing the editing is awesome they really feel like a movie in my opinion
I think this channel makes the best reenactment videos. I don't bother watching the other's anymore. Hopefully they will read my comment here and keep up the good production.
Very cleverly and calmly they solved everything, all praise to the pilots.
These people when found should not get jail time, they need to be aggressively interrogated & then put down, it's the only way to be sure they can cause no more harm...
Yes and then we sent them to Guantamo only to be released again when the democrats took over!!!☹️😡
Agreed!!!
Or death row
VERY TOUCHING STORY OMG CRIED WATCHING IT RESPECT TO ALL LIVES ALWAYS ❤️
Aww it really touch me too
His sentence was too leant.
His sentence should have him been tarred and left for the crows to pluck clean
Cringe
@@supremeoveralskaters just like your comment
I never knew about this..Thanks Mayday: Air Disaster for retelling the story. Hope this is the last but who knows.
The pilots did a fantastic job but why is someone NOT proficient in English working as an air traffic controller? Those seconds wasted swapping controllers could've been disastrous
It's crazy to me that people think these people deserve a trial and rights.
Yea keep it simple with one bullet to the head and be done with it
@@ajdogcurr1 it costs less too.
@@ajdogcurr1 a sharp knife would be cheaper
@@midsquash1613 a rock is free
@@dexter9045 but finding a sharp rock kinda needs some effort
I'm encouraged by the maximum efforts performed by the pilots and crew's of airlines and responders throughout the world. The feats of athletes and performers for entertainment could Never compare to such real heroes.
I'm proud to be a Filipino... Job well done... I salute them... Truly hero.
The doorman was the real MVP...but he's the only one not named. LMAO
That door man really did a extension
If that door man didn't care WWIII would start
Tbf it's probably for security reasons.
There might’ve been allies of the bomber himself trying to get his ass.
Just 😢 sad 😔 😞 how could anyone hurt innocent people like this???
These people have created their own Islam and making the rest of the Muslims look bad
That's called JIHAD (WAR ON OTHER RELIGION) IN ISLAM.
@@Ggtg34 shut up🤮
People Are Nuts🥴Thanks for sharing RIP to the victim☹️
Yes they are.. so much hate out there. Unfortunately the people claiming to be against hate seem to have the most hate
In this case, it was highly political. 2001/09 did remember anything? Go back to the genesis of the invasion of Afghanistan in 1979 and do read the speeches and interviews given by Ahmed Shah Massoud. I recommand you Christophe de Ponfilly's documentaries among others and any doc about the french doctors in Afghanistan. You will see the whole story insert itself into a larger picture. For 3 decades now most of the worldwide terrorism has originated from Pakistan and Saoudi Arabia.
hows the double wide
condolences to Mr. Ikagami and the doorman! He needs credit too because he was the reason they found the culprit, he couldve just brushed it off and things would be worse
And this is why we needed improved airport security.
yeah its sure improved
This reason why we need to removed our shoes and not allowed to bring any fluid
@@MrJlaklak It's better safe than sorry. You can get drinks on the plane.
And that monster is the reason we have to take our shoes off in airport security. Reminds me of last Friday. I was flying back home from California to Wyoming and since kids don’t have to take their shoes off in airport security, I thought I didn’t have to cause I’m a minor (I’m sixteen) so I said, “I’m a minor so I don’t have to take my shoes off!” And the whole airport security started laughing. But I still had to take my shoes off cause I’m older. So I did and I listened. The pilots onboard this flight are heroes! Sadly two of them died. One died in 2007 and the other died in 2021. May they rest in peace. They’re heroic deeds saved many lives. May the one casualty onboard from the bomb rest in peace as well. ❤
The actor paying the captain used to be a regular in the 90's show Earth: Final Conflict.
Smart doorman and great job on the part of the Filipino Police!
Me and the boys stopping the microwave from sounding at 3 AM 30:42
...I need a Hot Pocket.
That doorman was a fucking hero not only did he help the police men discover the guys who caused the bombing he also saved the fucking pope's life!
and let's not forget he also saved thousands of passengers lives in the US!!
I agree the doorman deserve great credit
Amazing aircrew. Love the the chemistry the pilot and copilot have. Also LOL at the thought of the go around comment, picturing the copilot spraying the pilot w/ a bottle of water saying "no! bad captain!"
Respect to All great MEN and WOMEN pilots who fly us across the world safely. But Somehow it seems that when it comes to these situations, the pilots who were Ex Air Force seems to be heroic over the others.
Pilots and all the crew member's was very sensible 👌 and they handel all the situations very smartly,
Imagine sitting on the top floor and just being like: wtf is happening?!
goodjob to these pilots really good in decision making. and the composure is excellent
Deep Respect to the Captain and the crew Condolences to the family
God bless this brave pilots and cabin crew
1. The version of the 747 they just happened to be flying that day actually had the target seat far away enough from the fuel tanks to avoid a major explosion.
2. The doorman of the apartment complex where the bomb builders where working actually did his job and called the authorities to investigate. Not only that, he assisted in the apprehension of one of the terrorists.
Talk about luck!
The Captain is legend he knows the plane will crash thank God he saved all passengers and plane
He moved seats.
Flight attendant be like: Oh maybe he doesn’t want his food anymore
Impressive pilots!!!! Wow just impressed at their skill and dedication. ❤
RIP First Officer Jaime Herrera
Yep he died this year
RIP.
Rip
Rip the guy sitting on the bomb
That’s some great flying, great composure and great problem solving from the crew. Much respect, Sir. 🫡
Once we leave our home for travelling whether by land or by air let us all have our deep prayer that may God keep us and protect us from any harm. We dont know what will be the next moment in a few seconds of our lives. 🙏🏻
those pilots are insane. i could never do something like that. they deserve every ounce of respect they got, and they surely have mine.
Greatest Respect to all crews of this flight
Captain Reyes is a hero. He thinks correctly and stays calm.
Mr.Ikagami is a hero. He sacrificed himself to save everyone. RIP.
The victim died a hero. The pilots are heroes too. I cried so much watching this video.