Hi baby how are you doing now i hope you are really doing good you are awesome looking at you baby makes happy when I look at your picture it is beyond my imagination that a creature like you really exist like a rose you make the garden so beautiful You are a diamond to any man that have eyes to see goodness of a womanhood Baby am Ben easy going person very understandable Am a civil engineer and a contractor I work at so many places like Asia Europe and Africa I love art craft and I write music I like ideal people when I see your picture am impress I want a good woman that understand what real love is all about who will understand me and perfectly be for me So we can build our world strong enough to care for each other I want you to be mine and I hope to hear from you soonest thanks
So sorry for the lady that flew out of the plane. And her poor family to have to wonder the terror she went through. RIP to Clarabelle. God Bless her family.
In 1993 I was in a 2 seater plane when the engine quit. Luckily we were near the airport...pretty scary. That plane from 1967 never flew again. The pilot remained so calm. God is good!
How come we all heard about that guy Sulley who landed in the Hudson but nothing for these 2 heros? Bless those guys and that flight attendant crawling on the ground trying to calm OTHER people down. This one really is amazing.
@@cashkitty3472 Me too. Also pictures and video of the aircraft with the Captains blood all over the front. Glad that one cabin crew guy shot down any suggestion of letting go of the Captain.
A wrong size screw is a massive mistake. The entire structure is designed to withstand massive g forces and strains on the materials with the exact screws in mind
How that pilot survived being dragged outside the window is incredible, and incredible that the crew held on to him the whole time without giving up and assuming he was dead, man he’s lucky to be alive
A few factors we have the diligence of the crew but another aspect is with freezing temps the human body essentially slows down and in the long term its a bad thing and is often fatal especially if your core temp gets way to low, frostbite not withstanding. But in the short term though in a life threatening situation that reduction to your core temp can slow your heart rate down which reduces circulation and oxygen consumption which can buy you needed time in a situation where your survival is heavily dependent on those things. I even heard of a story where one victim who would have died from injuries occurred from an attempted homicide survived because they were thrown into a ice cold lake slowing the blood loss from the reduced circulation caused from the cold. But generally speaking as it goes with such situations one mantra always plays in my head, you never assume the worst.
Planes are really really fast and every part is subject to extreme forces and pressure even though you don't see any signs of it, because metal does not complain or creak till the final moment when it just breaks. At those speeds ( even with trains which have huge momentum rather than great speed) one mechanical failure in a critical place can lead to several others which, depending on what failed can lead to a total disaster. That's why parts used in planes and trains are manufactured to very strict and detailed specifications.
as an ex Army aviator, we had the saying, "any landing you can walk away from is a good landing. If you can reuse the aircraft, its a perfect landing."
@@Shitfaced My boyfriend worked on Nimitz Class Carriers, and navy pilots say the exact same thing. Don’t be a dick just to be contrary. Besides, if he IS faking his service, that’s on him, not on you...
Yeah what a way to go. On the way down (if she was still conscious) she must of thought everyone was gonna die too. Like she wouldn't have thought the plane would be able to land.
The Pilot of this aircraft incident was a guest speaker at one of our Navy Safety Stand Downs at NAS Barbers Pt in the 90's. He told us that the aircraft was bending and flexing, "porpoising" as he described it, which got worse as they descended. He also said that the only structural integrity was the seat rails along the main cabin deck.
Can’t even imagine the pucker factor on that particular flight. I’m sure if pilot had a chunk of coal in his butt he could of produced a Diamond upon landing.
I work in aerospace, the checks and safety protocols on parts that go into engines are so stringent that this astonishes me. We talk about defects that deviate by microns that get chucked in the bin and to think that in the body of the aircraft they didn’t have that level of defect check is terrifying.
That poor pilot. That is like a literal living nightmare being nearly sucked out of a plane so high up but being held in by a piece of metal and a few of the crew on board. I have nightmares of crap like that happening, falling off roller coasters, etc. Glad he lived. What a story to tell the grand kids though. Now that poor flight attendant, what a nightmare as well. I can only imagine what was going through her mind in her final moments. I would have tried to grab her hand, arm, leg anything and hold on to her for dear life. May she rest in peace.
How in the hell could that passenger board that plane after noticing the crack and NOT say anything? I'm already nervous about flying, no way I'd have gotten on!
It is not something you could mend in the time it took her to enter the plane. If only she had mentioned it to the air hostess that lost her life! A similar thing happened during an emergency when someone noticed the faulty engine was left on and the pilot switched off the good engine. Sometimes visual observation is better than maintenance and electronic equipment. Even here the light to show the wheels were down was faulty.
Yeah, people just accept everything they see and go along with it because others are. Speaking out these days is something that's frowned on.......which is why most don't. She could have saved so many from experiencing that mess, if she was just adamant about reporting the craziness that she saw. I have no idea why she turned a blind eye.
@@janice8514 of course it's their fault.....but don't you think that it wasn't a coincidence that she saw it?!? That of all the passengers that boarded that plane, her eyes just happen to see and question that?!? Just because someone has a title/whatever job description, doesn't mean that they're 100% responsible and can be trusted to do what's expected of them. It's one thing to up and jump to poor conclusions about something someone and cause havoc that makes you look foolish vs just bring to the crews attention something as such that obviously looks like it will cause harm. Often times, we all are placed and made privy to things for reasons that go beyond serving self/self serving interest. I'm sure that she feels guilty about that woman losing her life.......something that she cannot change. Which is why when it comes to making choices.......it's important to make the right ones. As no one knows how their choices (especially when they're irresponsible) will play a role in their life......once Time fast forwards.
Even though the one flight attendant was lost, which is horrible, it’s incredible that everyone who stayed in the plane lived, even with severe injuries.
The pilot survived the crash was a miracle, doggedness of the crews trying to save his life is noteworthy, the crew calming down the passengers during the turbulence is significant.
I have flown many times nationally and internationally. I have never been in an air crash, but there were a couple of close calls. I almost crashed in Detroit TWICE on very separate occasions, years apart. I'm no pilot, but each time something was wrong, I could tell, and I also could tell that the pilots MUST be fighting to keep the plane under control. Once we were on the ground and safely at the gate to disembark, I made sure to express my gratitude to the pilots for winning their fight with the aircraft.
As a flight attendant with approximately 25 million miles flown during my 28-year career in commercial aviation, I just want to say thank you for your comment about thanking the pilots for a safe landing in bad weather.
@@thomassimpson9725 I totally believe in giving credit where credit is due. I'm a supervisor over others, and I practice that all the time. I totally appreciate all the flight attendants as well. You all put in some very hard air miles & long hours. I tried to give them a reason to laugh or at least smile. I was always ready to come to their defense if needed. It really saddened me that the flight attendant lost her life in this situation. She deserved so much better.
I can vividly remember reading about the Aloha Flight in Time Magazine. I was a kid by then, but I never forgot that legendary photo of the plane without a roof. This was probably the most amazing, incredible landing in the history of passenger aviation. The second most incredible landing in my opinion is Hapag-Lloyd flight 3378. On July 12th, 2000, 22km away from the airport in Vienna, at a height of 1200m, the engines stopped working and electricity went off because THERE WAS NO FUEL LEFT. The captain had miscalculated the consumption. Although he was an idiot and lost his licence afterwards, he then showed incredible skills by flying the then silent Airbus A310 like a glider, and indeed managed to land it on the airport. They touched ground 660m before the runway, between the signalling lights, and then slid across a field and the tarmac. Nobody was hurt, just in the ensuing panic, when the plane was evacuated, 26 passengers were slightly injured. Can you imagine this situation, when you sit in a plane where the engines just have stopped working and you fall out of the sky, seeing the city of Vienna coming closer and closer?
The way you told it sounds so interesting, i actually imagines myself inside the plane suddenly thinking why all of a sudden it became silent and stopped. Can't imagine the fear.
There's an incident like that that happened near my home town. A plane ran out of fuel because it wasn't loaded up with enough due to bad mathematics on the part of the fueling team. It ran out of fuel mid-flight from Toronto to Vancouver and wound up gliding about halfway near Winnipeg, my home town. The pilots realized at their rate of descent there was a ZERO percent chance they were making Winnipeg. which was their preferred because it had full emergency services, so instead they turned to a decommissioned air force base to use that runway to land. Unbeknownst to them, and to my father who was actually there the day it happened, it had been converted into a drag racing strip. Thankfully all of the racing had finished by that time, but there were still the local automotive clubs having a family barbeque as the plane came down for landing. If you want more information, look up the story. It's the story of the legendary Gimli Glider.
My brother pointed out a defect on a plane he had just boarded and they all had to move to a different plane. It was something to do with the wing flaps, if I remember correctly.
I love people like your brother. Often times when you point out things or call employees out on something, they tend to act all embarrassed and feel disdain, while trying to make said person feel like even though they did the right thing, they're wrong. 👀👀👀Too many folk have this thirst to win and be right. It's like just benon point with your job or whatever someone.is bringing to your attention. As everyone isn't looking to show you up, neither are they in need of ***your praise.
But it's still insane that not one of the inspectors saw the tear when a moving passenger could see it from a distance even though they didn't inspect that area someone should have seen it.
@evilcartman That passenger could've been full of @@@@ trying to get 15 sec of fam. Who would get on a plane without saying anything about a big crack that could've been seen from the walkway.
Not really. I've worked for a handful of companies where the only important concern was cutting cost and increasing profit. In business, your largest expense is typically labor, thus cutting labor is the quickest route to reducing cost. Unfortunately, what too many executives forget is that their workforce is the very face and machine of their business. Stressing it in any way and then demanding remaining staff to carry on as if nothing has changed - or else, will only work for so long. And usually not long at all. So couple things like that with increasing work loads, responsibility, etc., tasks are rushed over. And when so many workers are running about trying to get their demanded tasks done, it is guaranteed that various details will be overlooked. This is amongst one of the most damaging business models to have taken hold of America over the past forty years. Everything suffers, even employee mentality drops. Resentment, stress, anxiety builds, and will eventually come out somewhere. And being that America has converted from a manufacturing based economy to a service based kind over the past few decades, you can see why customer service has plummeted so terribly. Low wages that have stagnated since the 80s (actually since 1978), loss of benefits, or scheduling below full-time to make them out of reach of people has been having a dire effect over the working class for decades. Mix all that with having to cope with the pandemic, while having to be at risk of their health, either because they are working in an area where health precautions are ignored, downplayed, etc., well... you do the math. Life is an algebraic equation, sometimes simple, sometimes not, but it is one just the same. These are major reasons why low paid workers are walking off jobs. We are just beginning to see what has been predicted would happen with labor, should the right mix of negatives appear. It's a wonder it took this long. I always wondered how American workers felt when each quarterly economic report they heard declared increasing profits for companies, and production at its highest, while wages remained stagnant. All that meant was Americans were working longer, harder, and earning less and less for it. That is the definition of stupid desperation. And it only works if you manage to keep your workforce in some form of anxiety or fear of job loss. Risk, anxiety, low-pay, no-advancement, etc. People are not machines, no matter what hustle culture would like to program us into believing. It's really not a difficult thing to figure out, when better paying jobs appear, then people will leave lower paying jobs, for them if they can. Especially if the work environment or culture is terrible too.
How did that damage happened that's the main question any why it was not reported and addressed? Inspectors should be put in jail for their part, that no question.
I still vividly remember this as I was at the airport in Maui where it landed waiting for my commuter flight to Oahu , I could see the exposed section of the plane fuselage and seats with passengers clearly visible. Just incredible that they were able to land and no huge loss of life as you would expect with that much damage! People all around me on the ground were wide eyed and jaws dropped. At the time I didn't know if they were hit by another plane, accidentally targeted, or a bomb went off, etc.... After learning what had happened it really made me reconsider using this commuter service for travel between the islands.
@poshberries5597 I was 17...2 months short of my 18th birthday, I was there as part of our Senior high school trip....my group of students were waiting at Maui Kahului airport going to Honolulu, Oahu and visit Pearl Harbor.
I lived on Maui when this happened. Very tragic, that the stewardess was retiring. When she was sucked out of the plane. The pilots are to be commended for landing the plane without crashing.
😨 The skin is the thickness of two credit cards...let that sink in while you await boarding that flying beer can! I was about 17 yo and was flying out of Atlanta, I was sitting just behind the wings. Just after takeoff I watched the wing catch on fire and was pretty sure that wasn't normal, but I was thinking I'm just a kid, they won't listen to me. The sweet stewardess saw my face, she thought I was scared and was going to comfort me...I pointed out the window and asked if it was supposed to be on fire...She ran straight to the cockpit and we were turned back to the airport for an emergency landing. It doesn't matter what the circumstances, if you see something that doesn't look right, for heavens sake say something!
No don't say anything because their adults they don't want to listen to what u have to say when the plane crashed that's the time they would believe u.
@@Space_Man909 if by companion, you mean a co-pilot, you are incorrect. Charter flights do not require a co-pilot, at least not on all flight or in all planes.
To bad the airline this happened to is to cheap to pay for inspections even tho they make enough money in a day off plane tickets to pay for inspections for the next decade, doesn't sound like aloha airlines is worried about getting anything expensive enough to be considered well qualified
"I’ve flown around the world, can’t count the number of flights" Aren't you supposed to be logging them in your Pilots Logbook? Or don't those trips between Columbia and Florida count?
I lived in Hilo then. Most of the injuries were windburns. It was some excellent piloting combined with exceptional luck that kept the casualties down. Aloha went out of business years later.
It's mind-blowing that the passenger who saw the crack before she boarded didn't think it necessary to mention it to the flight attendants. She just hopped on a plane with a crack in it!!!
Good on you both! Never ever unfastened your seat belt. Keep your hands ready for any emergency. I was in a ight once where the two forward wheels were stuck to the right. Preparing for an emergency landing, the stewardess warned me to take my hand off the emergency door. I yelled back, " Make me" so she just gave up. We landed safely, but my hand was glued to the emergency door handle.
yeah it is not just you.. i wanted to say something but noticed no-one else did...kudos to you. Completely unnessary to show that, this isn't a cartoon these are real lives.. If i was a family member the authors of this video would have heard from me. The good news it that it is a simple fix. The stories speak for themselves without south parking a courageous woman.
@Femi Usually for animations of tragedies abstract silhouettes or faceless 3d models are used to represent people out of respect for the victims... you don't usually use wacky silly kids show animations for events where people lost their lives...
I also found that offensive! My whole family did! They portrayed her almost like a clown flying off the plane as if it had been a joke! That was a woman who died a horrible death bc she hadn’t been strapped onto her seat since she was probably helping a passenger! It did not make me laugh at all!
For those of you that doubt this comment, I can certify it's true. This is my son, and indeed my wife, his mother, was a survivor on this flight. We are blessed and our hearts go out to the woman who lost her life.
NEVER EVER BEEN ON A PLANE BRAVE BRAVE PEOPLE WHO FLY. I TELL YOU AFTER ALL THESE CALAMITIES I HAVE JUST FOLLOWED IT HAS PUT ME OFF FOR LIFE.BUT MY FULL CREDIT AND ADMIRATION TO THOSE INCREDIBLE PILOTS .CREWS AND PASSENGERS GOD BLESS YOU ALL AND KEEP YOU SAFE FROM FUTURE HARM
I saw the story on the news about the Aloha Airlines flight losing its roof the NIGHT BEFORE I was flying to Hawaii from Los Angeles. I was taking United Airlines to Oahu, then hopping on a smaller Aloha Airlines plane for the short flight to Maui. When I got on the Aloha flight, I looked around and was a bit worried to see that it looked like my armrest was being held together with plastic cable ties. The flight was uneventful, but when we landed on Maui, that plane without its roof was sitting out on the tarmac. The name of the airline and it's logos had been painted over. It was an eerie sight, knowing that someone had died after being sucked out of that huge hole. 😞😟
cable ties ? really ? and you didn't raise a stink ? or refuse to fly ? shit, there's no WAY I'd trust my life to any outfit that was doing cheap as shit like THAT. If they are that bad that they try to save coin with stuff like that, then what about the really expensive maintenance schedule items ?
Hi baby how are you doing now i hope you are really doing good you are awesome looking at you baby makes happy when I look at your picture it is beyond my imagination that a creature like you really exist like a rose you make the garden so beautiful You are a diamond to any man that have eyes to see goodness of a womanhood Baby am Ben easy going person very understandable Am a civil engineer and a contractor I work at so many places like Asia Europe and Africa I love art craft and I write music I like ideal people when I see your picture am impress I want a good woman that understand what real love is all about who will understand me and perfectly be for me So we can build our world strong enough to care for each other I want you to be mine and I hope to hear from you soonest thanks
It's amazing how the flight attendants can stay so calm by reassuring passengers whilst they are facing certain death too. If it was me, I wud be in a right panic. Even the pilots always stay calm too, to contact ground traffic control (even though they know the people on the ground can't help them). I'm always in awe of them that they stay so professional wen they must be terrified coz they are only human too
That's what being brave is all about. To continue doing your duty when every cell in your body is telling you to scream and run for somewhere safe, such as the next undamaged compartment.
normally in human brain when your stress, panicking you brain just gets loss in thoughts so much thoughts are just shooting out of you you can’t concentrate so it’s better to try to stay calm then panic and cause a bigger problem
i mean it’s better to be calm so you don’t make any stupid decisions while being in the situation sorry i didn’t add any grammar in that one is sounds wrong
Oh sure. So when i was a kid i flew from Phoenix to Chicago to spend Christmas with family. There was bad weather for a most of the trip and a good bit of turbulence. I think we even got struck by lightning. Just before we began the decent, i noticed as i was sitting by the window over the right wing, the engine made a whistle sound that quickly diminished. A high to a low sound then nothing. I was a kid at the time, but one who was fascinated with flight and had several hundred hours on flight sim. So i knew what i just herd, it was a number 2 engine flameout, and it was completely shut down at this point. I calmly flagged an attendant and told her that this engine just stopped. She told me that she didnt think so and that everything was fine. I reassured her and anyone listening at the time that it would be fine, as i have stimulated landings with engine failures on this exact aircraft. She smiled and said ok, i was about 8 y.o. Just before landing she came back asking me how i knew all that and i told her i always wanted to fly and trained myself intensely. She then admitted that she talked to the pilot and he confirmed that my side engine had shut down. She was kinda scared and asked what would happen so i told her, most multiple engine aircrafts can technically fly just fine with an engine out,(slower and less efficient) but still able. Take off would be different. Anyway we decend to O'hare it was frozen runway🙀. As we touched down the fact that the left engine was the only thrust, and the runway was icy, as soon as we hit the ground the plane slid to the right, the left engines reversed thrust making the plane twist back to the left, then we skidded around a bit, then balanced out and slowly crept off the tarmac, and up to a gate. Everyone was fine. Never wana drift in a airline again, also had to give pilot props for landing us safe in those conditions. 😬 Theres my close call story.
@@Josevvven idk. The show just asks to put your close call stories in the comments. Nobody said they would air it. But i was board and couldnt sleep as usual. If you like it, cool im glad.
I love the animation on these. Makes more conducive to paying attention to important facts than being mortified of the reality and miss important notes due to the horror of the circumstances
The pilot that they were going to let go of is quite a story. Also, the flight attendant who was crawling through the plane to calm the travelers down will stick with me. My family was involved in auto racing and a few people died in small planes and my coworker knew someone who died in an old military plane.
I lived there on Maui and actually was driving by the airport when this plane passed over my car. I was shocked to see the people seated with their heads down. It was a miracle
Hi baby how are you doing now i hope you are really doing good you are awesome looking at you baby makes happy when I look at your picture it is beyond my imagination that a creature like you really exist like a rose you make the garden so beautiful You are a diamond to any man that have eyes to see goodness of a womanhood Baby am Ben easy going person very understandable Am a civil engineer and a contractor I work at so many places like Asia Europe and Africa I love art craft and I write music I like ideal people when I see your picture am impress I want a good woman that understand what real love is all about who will understand me and perfectly be for me So we can build our world strong enough to care for each other I want you to be mine and I hope to hear from you soonest thanks
I see a big crack in the plane in which I'm going to fly. Well, I assume the crew knows all about it, so I'm just going to keep quiet, not tell anyone and find my seat. I mean really, what could possibly go wrong? Oh. That's what.
Yes, it's a miracle he survived. And to think the crew, thinking he was dead, almost let his body go, had not been for the thought of his body flying into the engine shaft, causing further plane damage. I say that was God who gave that thought, because I can't see them being in a 911 crisis mode, and having an analytic thought of the direction the body would fly to. But I was really glad that pilot survived, and he's got some story, to tell. No doubt though, most of the time he was being bounced around on the roof, he had gone into shock, unconscious, a way the mind is protected from the horrific things the body was going through. But I'm sure he remembers being sucked out the cockpit. That's like when I was hit by a car, years ago, jaywalking thru traffic, waiting for green light, and looking at last lane, looking clear, and just walked into it. Soon as I did I saw the car, going about 35mph, and I just froze, and was hit. Years later I began thinking the moment I froze, the angels must have came, to protect me, because I do not even remember the impact, or even felt any pain, at impact, just the car coming at that speed, about 20steps from me, and knowing it was too close to run from so I froze, like a deer in headlights. I do remember after freezing up, everything went completely black, in my mind, and when I woke up, about 5 or 10 minutes later, people were all around me, telling me they witnessed it, and would be my witness, but what was eerie, and why I felt angels had guarded me, was them telling me I had flown up in the air, after impact, and I knew the angels had kept my head from hitting the pavement. One of the ppl around me was the woman who hit me, crying profusely, saying how sorry she was. I kept reassuring her it wasn't her fault, but mine, for jaywalking. She tried to give me insurance settlement, but the way I was raised in church I just felt taking her money, when nothing was wrong with me that God wouldn't bless me for that. They did have to drive me in my first ambulance ride, to hospital, just to get checked out. And I was in and out hospital about 30 minutes, and all I wanted was to get to my job, where I was going when I got hit. I loved that job, and didn't want to lose it. My boss and coworkers were amazed to see me, because they'd heard of the accident, and was not expecting to see me back at work. Even though I had refused the woman insurance settlement she had contacted my boss, to get him into convincing me to take it. And he tried, and my coworkers tried, telling me things like even though I wasn't feeling pain then years later I might have trouble in that area. That really came true about 20yrs later I started getting a creeky feel in my right knee, point of impact, but when I do I just wear a stretch knee support, and it's alright. But back then, still refusing the money, I was not aware of the insurance law, that even if it was your fault, you could get paid, maybe had I known I would have accepted. But still I'm satisfied I didn't, because I can't get pass that woman's face crying so sad, when I wasn't shedding a tear. It's almost like even though I have no recollection or feel, of the impact, it's like she got a vivid memory of hitting me, and seeing me go up in air, and hitting the pavement. So by not taking any money, letting her know it wasn't her fault it would be easier for her to erase that bad memory, from her mind, than if a papertrail had been left, of insurance payment, which would have stayed a constant reminder, to her. I think God looks at things like this, in what type decision you'll make, and I've always felt God was pleased, with my decision, and God is who matters, to me.
@@livelearnfromfoolsfromsage4686 shutthe fuck up i am not jelous i dont have enough money how come i dont work hard but i still get paid 20k per year that sucks i should be able to affor a labo rich people have everything i want some too and i have the right
I’ve been an aircraft mechanic for a very long time.Experienced mechanics always get out the maintenance manuals and research parts and procedures directly from the manual. Then incidents like this never happen. While in the USAF for 27 years we could not sign off the final inspection for the task. Another maintenance expert ( an I.A.) inspects the completed procedures. This ensures catastrophic failures don’t occur.
Are you proud u took part in maintaining those planes that bombed civilians and hospitals? What an achievement! What a wonderful life u lived! Ur probably a sociopath.
How accurate is this? Entarr 4 weeks ago Former A&P mechanic here (airplane mechanic). An annual inspection is typically done by the junior mechanic (the one with the lowest seniority). A second, much more experienced, mechanic is supposed to double check the work, but typically just glosses over it and signs it off as passed. Then you have the bosses that are pressuring you to skip steps to cut back on costs. I can see a crack in that portion of the aircraft going unnoticed.
@@bendoverman6242 I’ve seen that kind of work at shady companies and eventually the FAA catches up with them. Additionally professional companies have QA inspect critical work diligently after IA’s sign off discrepancies.
i love how you narrate some tragedies but mantaining some degree of friendly presentation. other channels make me feel so unusual my anxiety skyrocket! you're a pro at teling stories!
Never liked flying, this cements it. The last guy was really impressive setting down in moving traffic. But the poor pilot who was battered outside of his cockpit... Amazing.
I was stationed in the army from 86-89. We flew out of Honolulu airport for a training deployment. I saw this plane! I was shocked at seeing it, since I saw what happened to it on the local news. Very sad.
If you ever feel like something is going to happen, or you feel uncomfortable, don't get on the plane, train, bus, building, anything Trust your feelings
Ummmmm imma need these maintenence people to start getting fined and fired for slacking like this. Unbelievable!!! This stuff is completely unacceptable. And yes!!! High praise to the pilots and the attendants on these flights for their cool heads and commitment to saving lives! You are all appreciated!!!
The opening incident went wrong with the passenger who said nothing and just boarded. If I notice a fault with the craft before going on, I would turn around and go back to the first attendant. I would make sure everyone knows there's a serious problem.
hell yes ! that's just common basic logic, it astounds me how people can be so utterly naïve, they must live in a fantasy world. I've had similar things happen in a hospital setting, nurses trying to do some REALLY dodgy shit that could have cost me my life, they didn't know that I knew a thing or two about microbiology and human physiology, I had a huge open leg wound and they tried to wheel in this guy to my room with MRSA, the flesh eating bacteria ! I heard them say MRSA and I went full ballistic at them, boy did they move !
Makes me think, though, of when while giving it a go at nursing school, I observed a birth. During the labor I saw the pattern on the machine that I had read in my textbook indicated a possible cord around the neck so I did say something, but was dismissed. Guess how the baby was born?
"Common sense is only common, if you have some." (Quote by Me.) Some people just don't know any better. Someone can be as oblivious as: "If a truck can drive on the road without a fender, this plane should be Ok. They know what they're doing!" 🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️
I never undserstood how it always takes a disaster to happen for company’s to carry out maintenance properly.. we see the pattern happening time and time again 😫
Oddly, the most dramatic air travel incident I’ve ever been in was a surprise thunderstorm over Oakland and San Francisco airport that diverted my flight from Boston to SFO to Sacramento for a few hours. Nobody was hurt and before you ask, no the plane wasn’t struck by lightning, although I did see and hear some out the plane windows. I got to miss school the next day, but it was a really really late night to say the least.
@@eddyvideostar meh. It kind of stank but I was extremely tired from the flight. My school was great, but my education was not worth struggling through sleep-deprivation and jet lag.
A very similar thing happened with United Airlines Flight 811. Which was also happened in Hawaiian airspace. A defective cargo door did not close properly and then rip open during the flight. It ripped of a huge portion of the fuselage and 9 passengers were sucked out of the airplane during the flight. This flight happened 8 months after the incident in this video.
Was lucky enough to fly from Singapore to Bangkok in a Bristol freighter. It was loud and vibrated all along the trip. I lost count of the number of rivets that held the Fuselage skin together, that were spinning around. I was the only passenger on this cargo plane belonging to the Australian air force. I hold this memory in my mind, since 1969.
Honestly guys, things like this are rarely to happen, since the early 2000s, plane inspections has become more and more strict and procedural, so fear of something that the fuselage will blown up is reeeeally rare, but i hate to say this, the thing that always makes me nervous are weather, it's unpredictable even though we have weather forecast, when the fly becomes quite bumpy, you'll start to feeling it ahahaha.. Ah and another one, for you guys who also nervous flyer, DO NOT ever watch the air crash investigation! It'll make your anxiety even worse! Happy trails and safe flights everyone!
These pilots are true angels with great calmness soooo amazing I pray these airlines still hire angels like these. They seem to be the only ones who care about life. Godbless them all
Ok, that first one had me on the edge of my seat. The last one, that pilot, was smooth as glass landing that craft in the flow of ground traffic. Excellent video! Thank you!
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@8:44 we are told that essentially the FAA and airline are both responsible, but I blame the FAA the most because they can require the maintenance that was needed, yet they left it up to the airline which will always do what's cheapest.
The first time my 2 youngest children and I were on a flight from Chicago to Rochester, NY we all noticed that, for some reason, the left side engine suddenly sounded different from the right side. At least we THOUGHT it was the engine. We made 2 flybys past the air traffic tower and then quickly flew back up into the air. Everyone got really quiet on the plane when we did the first round and my son was terrified. He was sitting right over the wing but couldn't see anything because it was dark; 10:30pm. When we went up the first time he started crying and the whole cabin was so quiet you could have heard a pin drop on the carpet. Because he was across the aisle from me I had to talk a little louder than I would normally. I kept telling him "Jeremy, we're going to be alright. The pilots are VERY experienced. They have been flying for a very long time and know how to handle whatever's going on. Don't be afraid. We are ALL going to be all right". By the second flyby I'm now dealing with a terrified little boy (8), a crying daughter (6) and a cabin full of people who all seem to be as scared as my kids! I just kept telling, basically everyone, in my quietest soothing MOM voice that we were all going to be OK and the pilots would land the plane soon and we'd be heading home. We started in for our 3rd attempt in and this HUGE BANG sound came from under the wing and Jeremy was quite sure he was going to die. Right there. As we came into contact with the runway the wing slammed into the ground throwing ice and sparks out from under it. Twice. My darling 8-YEAR-OLD SON screamed, at the very top of his lungs "JE$U$ F%(KING CHRI$T!!!!!" I about died right there. I'm thinking the whole plane's going to yell at me for having a child with such a mouth but they didn't! EVERYONE LAUGHED! We stopped out on the tarmac, and everyone disembarked. It wasn't until we got inside the airport and folks were waiting for their luggage people finally started talking again. You know, neither of those now adult, kids have ever been on another plane. I don't blame them at all.
Your story is terrifying and I am glad that everything ended up ok, but I bet hearing a kid swearing probably released a TON of built up tension for everyone! So, in the end, their potty mouth helped people! 😂
@@susanrobinson910 It WAS terrifying! What we heard was the landing gear NOT coming down! It was a crazy situation and everyone was so scared. That really was the last time the kids and I flew anywhere. If I can't get there driving or by train, I'm NOT going.
@@shriverfam230 I knew there was trouble. We all knew it. But you do not let your child sit there terrified. I did what you would do, tried to soothe my son and calm him and my daughter. The "engine" was actually the landing gear and it partially came down but didn't lock. Having snow and ice on the runway was the best possible thing that could happen. Neither the kids or I have been on another plane since.
Was quilfied as a Flight Attendant on the BAC-111 aircraft for Florida Express Airlines. They were loud, obsolete and always needed to be repaired. Not surprised.... BTW: They teach pilots to look for highways and straight roads to land on in an emergency.
havent been involved in a plane crash yet but i've got a good one to add to this list. back in june 25 2021 a small plane with 17 parachute people and the pilot took of from the skydive airport in the province of gelderland (netherlands). just when they ascended to a very low altitude the engine cutted off. the pilot made a rash decision to glide the plane down into a field rather then trying to restart the engine. the landing might have been rough. but all 17 jumpers and the pilot got out safely. investigations are still ongoing on why the engine failed. however there is no doubt that the pilots action made sure that everyone survived the ordeal with minimum bruises.
Delta Flight 191 trying to make a stop in Dallas on an L.A. leg. Got caught in wind shear, which literally pulled the plane out of the sky. It clipped a car on hwy 114 and decapitated the driver instantly before crashing into a huge water tower and erupting in flames. Lots of casualties. I live in Dallas and will never forget that day.
My very first time flying commercially, we almost crashed. There was another plane on the runway and we had to pull up hard at the last minute to avoid hitting it. It was an experience, but I still love flying to this day
We almost had a midair collision in flight to San Diego, CA. I was sitting window seat, and I saw the other plane as it veered away from us. Scary shit, yall.
I've so much respect for international flight maintenance procedures. It's admirable how many accidents can be avoided when the cause and solution is sent out to all teams.
Only one person died. The flight attendant lost her life and her body was never found. The miracle was injuries only, other than the poor FA. I can't imagine anything more horrific!
When I was a kid I was on the aloha airlines flight. I wasn’t in first class, but it was still the scariest thing in my life. I was just on vacation in Hawaii when I was 8. I am lucky I survived.
Hi baby how are you doing now i hope you are really doing good you are awesome looking at you baby makes happy when I look at your picture it is beyond my imagination that a creature like you really exist like a rose you make the garden so beautiful You are a diamond to any man that have eyes to see goodness of a womanhood Baby am Ben easy going person very understandable Am a civil engineer and a contractor I work at so many places like Asia Europe and Africa I love art craft and I write music I like ideal people when I see your picture am impress I want a good woman that understand what real love is all about who will understand me and perfectly be for me So we can build our world strong enough to care for each other I want you to be mine and I hope to hear from you soonest thanks
I believe the 1st story was the scariest and most remarkable landing and fast acting as far as pilots. Amazing. All the stories are pretty scary, and makes me think about getting on another plane. 😱
Hi baby how are you doing now i hope you are really doing good you are awesome looking at you baby makes happy when I look at your picture it is beyond my imagination that a creature like you really exist like a rose you make the garden so beautiful You are a diamond to any man that have eyes to see goodness of a womanhood Baby am Ben easy going person very understandable Am a civil engineer and a contractor I work at so many places like Asia Europe and Africa I love art craft and I write music I like ideal people when I see your picture am impress I want a good woman that understand what real love is all about who will understand me and perfectly be for me So we can build our world strong enough to care for each other I want you to be mine and I hope to hear from you soonest thanks
A friend of mine was driving along the roadway and in the vicinity of the Teetaborro Airport in New Jersey, a small aircraft suddenly appeared through his windshield. He managed to make it out alive but he was so disfigured that even scrambling around became a chore. He got some compensation but is mobility was compromised.
Sometimes I really wondered how people make this huge profits investing on the stock market online, I agreed with you investing and earning is a legitimate way to gain financial freedom, but how is it done?
Wow! The dedication of that flight attendant crawling along the floor to reassure the passengers!
True he is a god
Totally right? Like that is true dedication at some other level.. Right up there with the pilots no question!
To FP: While the other one gets sucked out. What should we believe?
That was needless.
@@eddyvideostar are you saying that didn’t happen? That the other flight attendant would have been sucked out, too?
I'm extremely feeling sad for the flight attendant who been sucked out from plane....may god rest her soul in peace....
God has a plan for each of us.
Given you believe in the deity delusion can I interest you in a Florida time-share condo?
Amen.
Yes so sad
Seriously... how horrifying... I really feel for that poor woman....
"extremely feeling"
This video is so well done. No stupid music or logos...just a guy speaking normally and covering the facts. I am so impressed.
Hi baby how are you doing now i hope you are really doing good you are awesome looking at you baby makes happy when I look at your picture it is beyond my imagination that a creature like you really exist like a rose you make the garden so beautiful You are a diamond to any man that have eyes to see goodness of a womanhood Baby am Ben easy going person very understandable Am a civil engineer and a contractor I work at so many places like Asia Europe and Africa I love art craft and I write music I like ideal people when I see your picture am impress I want a good woman that understand what real love is all about who will understand me and perfectly be for me So we can build our world strong enough to care for each other I want you to be mine and I hope to hear from you soonest thanks
Minus some of the "funny" graphics
except the disrespect to the lost flight attendant
@@vetdr03What disrespect?? Sorry, i don't mean to be rude, I just didn't hear any. Just curious! (Sorry if it sounds rude)
Hi miss madelein, how are you doing?
So sorry for the lady that flew out of the plane. And her poor family to have to wonder the terror she went through. RIP to Clarabelle. God Bless her family.
Wasn’t she in first class, because why did you say poor
@@Thewoorsshe was the flight attendant also the "poor” means like they feel bad to their family
@@lowziqijoleestudent2141 oh ok
Resting in peace depends on salvation through accepting Jesus
@@lowziqijoleestudent2141😅
In 1993 I was in a 2 seater plane when the engine quit. Luckily we were near the airport...pretty scary. That plane from 1967 never flew again. The pilot remained so calm. God is good!
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Yes God is good. I will never get in a small plane.
Acts 2:38 Acts 22:16 Mark 16:16 gospel
Ur old lol
God is the best
All these pilots should received huge awards of saving their passengers lives. They're really a HEROES! Salute to you all! Great job!!! 👏 👏 👏👍 👍 👍
I agree they saved almost 100 lives
But what about God? I've read some folks saying God is good ?🤷♂️
@@paulriversred738 he is already the best
They did. The crew was awarded the Polaris Award, the highest decoration awarded to airline crews
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How come we all heard about that guy Sulley who landed in the Hudson but nothing for these 2 heros? Bless those guys and that flight attendant crawling on the ground trying to calm OTHER people down. This one really is amazing.
The BA one happened on the early or mid 90's. I remember it being all over the UK national papers when I was a kid
@@cashkitty3472 Me too. Also pictures and video of the aircraft with the Captains blood all over the front. Glad that one cabin crew guy shot down any suggestion of letting go of the Captain.
They made a movie, in 1990, about the Hawaiian flight, called “Miracle Landing”.
@@praisegod8635 I'll check that out. Praise God, then you.
@@curbyourshi1056 ...
Here’s the link. It got me hooked. I’m watching it again right now, Lol.
ua-cam.com/video/vEdJyYXOCN8/v-deo.html
That last segment with the damaged little plane landing on the freeway was a beautiful piece of precision landing.
This stuff makes me respect the work of both pilots and engineers. Crazy that the wrong sized screws can cause so many issues
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A wrong size screw is a massive mistake. The entire structure is designed to withstand massive g forces and strains on the materials with the exact screws in mind
This shit is everywhere, they save one pound and later pay ten for it ha ha ha.
butterfly effect
becoming scary common✈🙀
Pilots don't get enough credit. This is incredible.
Settle down
Yea they don’t get enough credit they saved everyone
They don’t get credit for flying out of their own plane ✈️
They do from me. I give them a big thank you and handshake as I'm walking out once we land. What they do is amazing in my eyes.
Affirmative action. We need more diverse and inexperienced pilots. Too many accomplished wht males make it look ez.
How that pilot survived being dragged outside the window is incredible, and incredible that the crew held on to him the whole time without giving up and assuming he was dead, man he’s lucky to be alive
I saw a reenactment, with recorded airtraffic controllers and the one that landed it. It was, an absolute miracle.
IKR ..this was amazing ... I have to admit i cried a little .. tears of happiness when he opened his eyes
I dont think the crew would have held onto him if someone wanted him to do in a test.
power of respecc
A few factors we have the diligence of the crew but another aspect is with freezing temps the human body essentially slows down and in the long term its a bad thing and is often fatal especially if your core temp gets way to low, frostbite not withstanding. But in the short term though in a life threatening situation that reduction to your core temp can slow your heart rate down which reduces circulation and oxygen consumption which can buy you needed time in a situation where your survival is heavily dependent on those things.
I even heard of a story where one victim who would have died from injuries occurred from an attempted homicide survived because they were thrown into a ice cold lake slowing the blood loss from the reduced circulation caused from the cold. But generally speaking as it goes with such situations one mantra always plays in my head, you never assume the worst.
Ikrr
I am shocked that a tiny mistake in those screw size caused that rip off, big respect to all those pilots who saved hundreds of lives
Planes are really really fast and every part is subject to extreme forces and pressure even though you don't see any signs of it, because metal does not complain or creak till the final moment when it just breaks. At those speeds ( even with trains which have huge momentum rather than great speed) one mechanical failure in a critical place can lead to several others which, depending on what failed can lead to a total disaster. That's why parts used in planes and trains are manufactured to very strict and detailed specifications.
in to the bigeening when there not lucky for the crash, that would be so much blood in the plane??
Rockets too a tiny fraction of something gone wrong is fatal
as an ex Army aviator, we had the saying, "any landing you can walk away from is a good landing. If you can reuse the aircraft, its a perfect landing."
5gç can
post a video of you shooting a 50 calibre sniper rifle and ill believe you
I heard the reused this plane😳
@@Shitfaced My boyfriend worked on Nimitz Class Carriers, and navy pilots say the exact same thing. Don’t be a dick just to be contrary. Besides, if he IS faking his service, that’s on him, not on you...
if it is a landing in which your back breaks, welcome to ryanair
I remember when this happened back in 1989. That poor flight attendant.
Sad.
So sad but the caricature version of the flight attendant in the video just seems so wrong for such an awful happening.
@@Neatcrochet2025 for me its artstyle
The second flight attendant is a hero! Crawling around the floor of a convertible airliner to keep the passengers calm! Only in Hawaii.
Yeah what a way to go. On the way down (if she was still conscious) she must of thought everyone was gonna die too. Like she wouldn't have thought the plane would be able to land.
She was my grandma 🥲 my mom used to tell me this story as a child n I didn't believe untill I seen a few documentaries
The Pilot of this aircraft incident was a guest speaker at one of our Navy Safety Stand Downs at NAS Barbers Pt in the 90's. He told us that the aircraft was bending and flexing, "porpoising" as he described it, which got worse as they descended. He also said that the only structural integrity was the seat rails along the main cabin deck.
Why u always lying
@@awsomeopossum43 😂😂
Can’t even imagine the pucker factor on that particular flight. I’m sure if pilot had a chunk of coal in his butt he could of produced a Diamond upon landing.
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@AMGPlayz Yes she was, I’m adopted.
Lesson learned. If ever I travel again on an airplane and see even a small crack on a window, I should tell the flight attendant.
I don’t understand how she would just assume they knew. I would have alerted everyone and likely not boarded. Nervous flyer here.
@@yogiunleashedI watched every final destination. I'm letting everyone know 😂😂😂
@@Homeside301 I only watched the first one. That was enough for me! 😂
Good. Any thing peculiar. Report it
Cancel flight immediately, lose money if had too, because that hole caused it to become defective.
My heart is breaking from thinking of that poor woman. 😣😢💔 Thank God Almighty in the second part the Captain survived!!!
Too bad god almighty didn’t save the flight attendant.
@@Ladypuppy510 yeah I'm glad
@@chingelauria7415 what?
@@chingelauria7415 Are you normal?
Yes
I pray everyone who see this become sucsessful in life 🙏
You as well 💥💥✌✌
Thank you
No need to pray, I did it myself thru hard work
Amen!👋🏽
Thank you. You as well
I work in aerospace, the checks and safety protocols on parts that go into engines are so stringent that this astonishes me. We talk about defects that deviate by microns that get chucked in the bin and to think that in the body of the aircraft they didn’t have that level of defect check is terrifying.
How did u get into ur career of aerospace
Tell that to Boeing and there knock off parts
Airlines first cut cost by cutting maintainence
Well I think that has clearly been proven false this year.
You probably work for boeing...
@@laurahulland they even used knock off cheap parts!
That poor pilot. That is like a literal living nightmare being nearly sucked out of a plane so high up but being held in by a piece of metal and a few of the crew on board.
I have nightmares of crap like that happening, falling off roller coasters, etc.
Glad he lived. What a story to tell the grand kids though. Now that poor flight attendant, what a nightmare as well. I can only imagine what was going through her mind in her final moments. I would have tried to grab her hand, arm, leg anything and hold on to her for dear life. May she rest in peace.
How in the hell could that passenger board that plane after noticing the crack and NOT say anything? I'm already nervous about flying, no way I'd have gotten on!
Imagine how she felt once the roof ripped off and she realized what was happening, after that I would never let anything suspicious unsaid.
It is not something you could mend in the time it took her to enter the plane. If only she had mentioned it to the air hostess that lost her life!
A similar thing happened during an emergency when someone noticed the faulty engine was left on and the pilot switched off the good engine. Sometimes visual observation is better than maintenance and electronic equipment.
Even here the light to show the wheels were down was faulty.
Yeah, people just accept everything they see and go along with it because others are. Speaking out these days is something that's frowned on.......which is why most don't. She could have saved so many from experiencing that mess, if she was just adamant about reporting the craziness that she saw. I have no idea why she turned a blind eye.
Well, we can't leave the blame on her head. It's the airlines fault, then yhe mechanics fault, then, the inspectors fault!
@@janice8514 of course it's their fault.....but don't you think that it wasn't a coincidence that she saw it?!? That of all the passengers that boarded that plane, her eyes just happen to see and question that?!? Just because someone has a title/whatever job description, doesn't mean that they're 100% responsible and can be trusted to do what's expected of them. It's one thing to up and jump to poor conclusions about something someone and cause havoc that makes you look foolish vs just bring to the crews attention something as such that obviously looks like it will cause harm. Often times, we all are placed and made privy to things for reasons that go beyond serving self/self serving interest. I'm sure that she feels guilty about that woman losing her life.......something that she cannot change. Which is why when it comes to making choices.......it's important to make the right ones. As no one knows how their choices (especially when they're irresponsible) will play a role in their life......once Time fast forwards.
wow , the one with the captain half body outside of the cockpit that miraculous survive and 5 months later he started to work was an amazing history.
Even though the one flight attendant was lost, which is horrible, it’s incredible that everyone who stayed in the plane lived, even with severe injuries.
I do hope they found the body of the attendant who was sucked out, so their family has closure.
@@elouise5593 The body was never found.
Lesson learned: never leave the plane until after landing
@@elouise5593 she was not found after extensive aerial and water search and recovery efforts for several days
@@herculydia well maybe in the future they will find her
So glad the pilot lived after that ordeal! Well done to the other crew and pilot who held onto him and fidnt give up, well done guys 🙏🤗
My father was on that Aloha Airlines flight and till today he talks about it and you can hear it in his voice, the trauma...
I bet you can as well. Bless him. I hope he is ok.
Um 😶 he was in first class or not
He was sitting towards the back and always tells me the safest seating is the back.
my God!must have been extremely scary. hope he got a generous compensation
Omg i bless him
The pilot survived the crash was a miracle, doggedness of the crews trying to save his life is noteworthy, the crew calming down the passengers during the turbulence is significant.
I bet the captain that was sucked out of the plane was extremely grateful for the other guy that was very determined to pull him back into the plane.
That is some of the craziest stuff I’ve ever heard.
@@yoced1468 LMAOO
I can't believe that was Birmingham airport... It's a 12 min drive from me and a 30 min walk...
The first officer was a 37 year old female pilot
13:48 perfect Interstellar moment
-"Cooper what are you doing?"
-"Docking."
-"It's not possible."
-"No. It's necessary."
I have flown many times nationally and internationally. I have never been in an air crash, but there were a couple of close calls. I almost crashed in Detroit TWICE on very separate occasions, years apart. I'm no pilot, but each time something was wrong, I could tell, and I also could tell that the pilots MUST be fighting to keep the plane under control. Once we were on the ground and safely at the gate to disembark, I made sure to express my gratitude to the pilots for winning their fight with the aircraft.
As a flight attendant with approximately 25 million miles flown during my 28-year career in commercial aviation, I just want to say thank you for your comment about thanking the pilots for a safe landing in bad weather.
@@thomassimpson9725 I totally believe in giving credit where credit is due. I'm a supervisor over others, and I practice that all the time. I totally appreciate all the flight attendants as well. You all put in some very hard air miles & long hours. I tried to give them a reason to laugh or at least smile. I was always ready to come to their defense if needed. It really saddened me that the flight attendant lost her life in this situation. She deserved so much better.
I am living abroad and hate the thought of having to fly to get back home. Will need 22 hours in the air or more to get home.
aww
I live in Detroit and not far from airport I can vouch and relate to rough landings around here…
I can vividly remember reading about the Aloha Flight in Time Magazine. I was a kid by then, but I never forgot that legendary photo of the plane without a roof. This was probably the most amazing, incredible landing in the history of passenger aviation.
The second most incredible landing in my opinion is Hapag-Lloyd flight 3378.
On July 12th, 2000, 22km away from the airport in Vienna, at a height of 1200m, the engines stopped working and electricity went off because THERE WAS NO FUEL LEFT.
The captain had miscalculated the consumption. Although he was an idiot and lost his licence afterwards, he then showed incredible skills by flying the then silent Airbus A310 like a glider, and indeed managed to land it on the airport. They touched ground 660m before the runway, between the signalling lights, and then slid across a field and the tarmac. Nobody was hurt, just in the ensuing panic, when the plane was evacuated, 26 passengers were slightly injured.
Can you imagine this situation, when you sit in a plane where the engines just have stopped working and you fall out of the sky, seeing the city of Vienna coming closer and closer?
The way you told it sounds so interesting, i actually imagines myself inside the plane suddenly thinking why all of a sudden it became silent and stopped. Can't imagine the fear.
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There's an incident like that that happened near my home town. A plane ran out of fuel because it wasn't loaded up with enough due to bad mathematics on the part of the fueling team. It ran out of fuel mid-flight from Toronto to Vancouver and wound up gliding about halfway near Winnipeg, my home town. The pilots realized at their rate of descent there was a ZERO percent chance they were making Winnipeg. which was their preferred because it had full emergency services, so instead they turned to a decommissioned air force base to use that runway to land. Unbeknownst to them, and to my father who was actually there the day it happened, it had been converted into a drag racing strip. Thankfully all of the racing had finished by that time, but there were still the local automotive clubs having a family barbeque as the plane came down for landing. If you want more information, look up the story. It's the story of the legendary Gimli Glider.
My brother pointed out a defect on a plane he had just boarded and they all had to move to a different plane. It was something to do with the wing flaps, if I remember correctly.
I love people like your brother. Often times when you point out things or call employees out on something, they tend to act all embarrassed and feel disdain, while trying to make said person feel like even though they did the right thing, they're wrong. 👀👀👀Too many folk have this thirst to win and be right. It's like just benon point with your job or whatever someone.is bringing to your attention. As everyone isn't looking to show you up, neither are they in need of ***your praise.
Awesome thank God imagine if the lady did that who saw the crack the flight ✈️ attendant may be alive today I am always looking and watching
Congratulations your brother has a normal amount of common sense not like that woman that saw the damage on the other plane
that final desty huh 🤣🤣
8:40 People dying because government and corporations cut corners...
Why am I not surprised.🙄
Don't you understand that plane tickets would be much more expensive then
But it's still insane that not one of the inspectors saw the tear when a moving passenger could see it from a distance even though they didn't inspect that area someone should have seen it.
@evilcartman That passenger could've been full of @@@@ trying to get 15 sec of fam. Who would get on a plane without saying anything about a big crack that could've been seen from the walkway.
Not really. I've worked for a handful of companies where the only important concern was cutting cost and increasing profit. In business, your largest expense is typically labor, thus cutting labor is the quickest route to reducing cost. Unfortunately, what too many executives forget is that their workforce is the very face and machine of their business. Stressing it in any way and then demanding remaining staff to carry on as if nothing has changed - or else, will only work for so long. And usually not long at all. So couple things like that with increasing work loads, responsibility, etc., tasks are rushed over. And when so many workers are running about trying to get their demanded tasks done, it is guaranteed that various details will be overlooked.
This is amongst one of the most damaging business models to have taken hold of America over the past forty years. Everything suffers, even employee mentality drops. Resentment, stress, anxiety builds, and will eventually come out somewhere. And being that America has converted from a manufacturing based economy to a service based kind over the past few decades, you can see why customer service has plummeted so terribly. Low wages that have stagnated since the 80s (actually since 1978), loss of benefits, or scheduling below full-time to make them out of reach of people has been having a dire effect over the working class for decades. Mix all that with having to cope with the pandemic, while having to be at risk of their health, either because they are working in an area where health precautions are ignored, downplayed, etc., well... you do the math. Life is an algebraic equation, sometimes simple, sometimes not, but it is one just the same.
These are major reasons why low paid workers are walking off jobs. We are just beginning to see what has been predicted would happen with labor, should the right mix of negatives appear. It's a wonder it took this long. I always wondered how American workers felt when each quarterly economic report they heard declared increasing profits for companies, and production at its highest, while wages remained stagnant. All that meant was Americans were working longer, harder, and earning less and less for it. That is the definition of stupid desperation. And it only works if you manage to keep your workforce in some form of anxiety or fear of job loss.
Risk, anxiety, low-pay, no-advancement, etc. People are not machines, no matter what hustle culture would like to program us into believing. It's really not a difficult thing to figure out, when better paying jobs appear, then people will leave lower paying jobs, for them if they can. Especially if the work environment or culture is terrible too.
They Must have been on crack ..pardon the pun
How did that damage happened that's the main question any why it was not reported and addressed? Inspectors should be put in jail for their part, that no question.
Maybe the boarding bridge had somehow damaged it after it had been checked? Or something else caused the damage after it was checked?
A combination of sea salt air, corrosion, high cycles and lack of intense inspections led to this. My Parents were on this aircraft the day prior.
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Two Words… That’s Scary.
Woah scary
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I bet they were thanking God it didn't do this while they were on it. Wow. And people still ask me why I don't fly.
The pilots are the true heroes.Salutations to them for saving so many human lives.
Sorry but IMO the real heroes were the cabin attendants.
Respect to the pilot crew for saving their captain
I still vividly remember this as I was at the airport in Maui where it landed waiting for my commuter flight to Oahu , I could see the exposed section of the plane fuselage and seats with passengers clearly visible. Just incredible that they were able to land and no huge loss of life as you would expect with that much damage! People all around me on the ground were wide eyed and jaws dropped. At the time I didn't know if they were hit by another plane, accidentally targeted, or a bomb went off, etc....
After learning what had happened it really made me reconsider using this commuter service for travel between the islands.
Two years before I was born.
May i ask how old were you back then? You must be also terrified by that scene.
@poshberries5597 I was 17...2 months short of my 18th birthday, I was there as part of our Senior high school trip....my group of students were waiting at Maui Kahului airport going to Honolulu, Oahu and visit Pearl Harbor.
@@Steve-pl4dz omg 😱 you must be terrified coz 17 is still so young
@@Steve-pl4dzt
I lived on Maui when this happened. Very tragic, that the stewardess was retiring. When she was sucked out of the plane. The pilots are to be commended for landing the plane without crashing.
F..d up frfr... retirement soon...crazy
Hey Deb get the guest room ready I'll be there soon
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Wow that’s so sad, she was so close to retirement 😢
Was her body found?
😨 The skin is the thickness of two credit cards...let that sink in while you await boarding that flying beer can!
I was about 17 yo and was flying out of Atlanta, I was sitting just behind the wings. Just after takeoff I watched the wing catch on fire and was pretty sure that wasn't normal, but I was thinking I'm just a kid, they won't listen to me. The sweet stewardess saw my face, she thought I was scared and was going to comfort me...I pointed out the window and asked if it was supposed to be on fire...She ran straight to the cockpit and we were turned back to the airport for an emergency landing.
It doesn't matter what the circumstances, if you see something that doesn't look right, for heavens sake say something!
Woah
No don't say anything because their adults they don't want to listen to what u have to say when the plane crashed that's the time they would believe u.
yeah, it pretty thick. A car uses half a credit card.
@@casecold1864 $$$$
That's y I don't like flying anymore 😭
The British flight proves why well qualified co-pilots are essential.
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You can never fly a commercial aircraft without a companion
@@Space_Man909 if by companion, you mean a co-pilot, you are incorrect. Charter flights do not require a co-pilot, at least not on all flight or in all planes.
@@recorich8027 What? Lol!
To bad the airline this happened to is to cheap to pay for inspections even tho they make enough money in a day off plane tickets to pay for inspections for the next decade, doesn't sound like aloha airlines is worried about getting anything expensive enough to be considered well qualified
I’ve flown around the world, can’t count the number of flights…. these stories clearly show just how blessed I am to be here without incident! 😱💯🙏🏾
"I’ve flown around the world, can’t count the number of flights"
Aren't you supposed to be logging them in your Pilots Logbook? Or don't those trips between Columbia and Florida count?
@@Mark-gg6iy wait…what?? 😂😂
Amen 🙏
@@Mark-gg6iy you assume he is a pilot
@@Somnospeed Every day without an incident is a blessing! I’m grateful! 🙏🏾☺️
I lived in Hilo then. Most of the injuries were windburns. It was some excellent piloting combined with exceptional luck that kept the casualties down. Aloha went out of business years later.
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Yeah, probably because of massive lawsuits!
Luck, ohky lol the plane is part of the mind and body of the pilot, no luck, amazing pilot and crew.
@@mmm4638 the plane was torn off its hinges. They were lucky the whole thing didn't come apart.
It's mind-blowing that the passenger who saw the crack before she boarded didn't think it necessary to mention it to the flight attendants. She just hopped on a plane with a crack in it!!!
People would not bat an eyelash thinking it passed safety inspections. Due to the incident more people look for stress fractures before they board.
This should be a lesson to ALWAYS keep your seatbelt on when flying.
Don’t you worry about that I always did with one hand on the life vest and the other hand ready for the oxygen.
Good on you both! Never ever unfastened your seat belt. Keep your hands ready for any emergency. I was in a ight once where the two forward wheels were stuck to the right. Preparing for an emergency landing, the stewardess warned me to take my hand off the emergency door. I yelled back, " Make me" so she just gave up. We landed safely, but my hand was glued to the emergency door handle.
that's exactly what came into my mind immediately!
Yes and body harnesses for the crew.
🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
Is it just me or is it extremely disrespectful the way they portrayed that poor flight attendant who lost her life? That drawing was heartless.
yeah it is not just you.. i wanted to say something but noticed no-one else did...kudos to you. Completely unnessary to show that, this isn't a cartoon these are real lives.. If i was a family member the authors of this video would have heard from me. The good news it that it is a simple fix. The stories speak for themselves without south parking a courageous woman.
Totally. Bloody awful youtuber video
@Femi Exactly.. since when did illustrations hurt. People got some self work to do lol.
@Femi Usually for animations of tragedies abstract silhouettes or faceless 3d models are used to represent people out of respect for the victims... you don't usually use wacky silly kids show animations for events where people lost their lives...
I also found that offensive! My whole family did! They portrayed her almost like a clown flying off the plane as if it had been a joke! That was a woman who died a horrible death bc she hadn’t been strapped onto her seat since she was probably helping a passenger! It did not make me laugh at all!
My Mother was on this flight. And survived by the grace of Almighty.
HALLELUYAH!
Indeed! ALL GLORY and PRAISE YHWH Found Her WORTH SAVING. He has Bigger plans for her.
For those of you that doubt this comment, I can certify it's true. This is my son, and indeed my wife, his mother, was a survivor on this flight. We are blessed and our hearts go out to the woman who lost her life.
@@aryah1513 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 if you are making it all up, I like you pal
you just copied Patti Deen’s comment so you could get likes 🙄
THANK GOD
Total first class experience...fresh air!!
Yep...no need for those stupid Christmas Trees incense.😆
Yah dude I’d love to be in first class where they give u fresh air oh wait there is no air at least it’s first class tickets to heaven 😅
You've gotta admire the pilot for remaining calm while landing the plain
Plane and I agree
Plane*
Incredible how few injuries there was considering the extreme situations several hundred passenger were in. Wow.
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they are not hereo they just heplped stupid rich people who fly first class
@@recorich8027 What does Trump have to do with it, since he wasn't on the plane?
NEVER EVER BEEN ON A PLANE BRAVE BRAVE PEOPLE WHO FLY. I TELL YOU AFTER ALL THESE CALAMITIES I HAVE JUST FOLLOWED IT HAS PUT ME OFF FOR LIFE.BUT MY FULL CREDIT AND ADMIRATION TO THOSE INCREDIBLE PILOTS .CREWS AND PASSENGERS
GOD BLESS YOU ALL AND KEEP YOU SAFE FROM FUTURE HARM
@@letitiadungavel2083 YOUR CAPSLOCK ON OR SOMETHING
I saw the story on the news about the Aloha Airlines flight losing its roof the NIGHT BEFORE I was flying to Hawaii from Los Angeles.
I was taking United Airlines to Oahu, then hopping on a smaller Aloha Airlines plane for the short flight to Maui.
When I got on the Aloha flight, I looked around and was a bit worried to see that it looked like my armrest was being held together with plastic cable ties.
The flight was uneventful, but when we landed on Maui, that plane without its roof was sitting out on the tarmac. The name of the airline and it's logos had been painted over.
It was an eerie sight, knowing that someone had died after being sucked out of that huge hole. 😞😟
cable ties ? really ? and you didn't raise a stink ? or refuse to fly ? shit, there's no WAY I'd trust my life to any outfit that was doing cheap as shit like THAT. If they are that bad that they try to save coin with stuff like that, then what about the really expensive maintenance schedule items ?
Yep, the plane was sitting on the tarmac as my flight landed on Maui!!!🌴🌺
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It was probably going to be used as spares! Fix that armrest that you had.
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Please respect the pilots and crew for trying their best until the very end. Have a good day ❤
It's amazing how the flight attendants can stay so calm by reassuring passengers whilst they are facing certain death too. If it was me, I wud be in a right panic. Even the pilots always stay calm too, to contact ground traffic control (even though they know the people on the ground can't help them). I'm always in awe of them that they stay so professional wen they must be terrified coz they are only human too
That's what being brave is all about. To continue doing your duty when every cell in your body is telling you to scream and run for somewhere safe, such as the next undamaged compartment.
normally in human brain when your stress, panicking you brain just gets loss in thoughts so much thoughts are just shooting out of you you can’t concentrate so it’s better to try to stay calm then panic and cause a bigger problem
i mean it’s better to be calm so you don’t make any stupid decisions while being in the situation sorry i didn’t add any grammar in that one is sounds wrong
Try to Channel Mr. Spock . . Remain Completely Calm & Logical ~ *{ Easier SAID Than Done ! }
These are miracles , thank God for His protection always, the pilots and attendants are too good, they are real professionals
Oh sure. So when i was a kid i flew from Phoenix to Chicago to spend Christmas with family. There was bad weather for a most of the trip and a good bit of turbulence. I think we even got struck by lightning. Just before we began the decent, i noticed as i was sitting by the window over the right wing, the engine made a whistle sound that quickly diminished. A high to a low sound then nothing. I was a kid at the time, but one who was fascinated with flight and had several hundred hours on flight sim. So i knew what i just herd, it was a number 2 engine flameout, and it was completely shut down at this point. I calmly flagged an attendant and told her that this engine just stopped. She told me that she didnt think so and that everything was fine. I reassured her and anyone listening at the time that it would be fine, as i have stimulated landings with engine failures on this exact aircraft. She smiled and said ok, i was about 8 y.o.
Just before landing she came back asking me how i knew all that and i told her i always wanted to fly and trained myself intensely. She then admitted that she talked to the pilot and he confirmed that my side engine had shut down. She was kinda scared and asked what would happen so i told her, most multiple engine aircrafts can technically fly just fine with an engine out,(slower and less efficient) but still able. Take off would be different.
Anyway we decend to O'hare it was frozen runway🙀.
As we touched down the fact that the left engine was the only thrust, and the runway was icy, as soon as we hit the ground the plane slid to the right, the left engines reversed thrust making the plane twist back to the left, then we skidded around a bit, then balanced out and slowly crept off the tarmac, and up to a gate. Everyone was fine. Never wana drift in a airline again, also had to give pilot props for landing us safe in those conditions. 😬
Theres my close call story.
@Opposinn Dog same
Hey the chanel asked for my story, lol
@@mattG1661 Dammm!! They gonna air your story? Congrats!
@@Josevvven idk. The show just asks to put your close call stories in the comments. Nobody said they would air it. But i was board and couldnt sleep as usual. If you like it, cool im glad.
Opposinn Dog me too. I feel ridiculous. I feel cheated.
I love the animation on these. Makes more conducive to paying attention to important facts than being mortified of the reality and miss important notes due to the horror of the circumstances
I heard the remaining flight attendant gave the passengers a guided tour of Maui from the sky, like an open-top double-decker bus. God bless her.
The pilot that they were going to let go of is quite a story. Also, the flight attendant who was crawling through the plane to calm the travelers down will stick with me. My family was involved in auto racing and a few people died in small planes and my coworker knew someone who died in an old military plane.
À
Its as if we weren't meant to leave the ground where its safer, except that we all die down here eventually one way or another, anyway.
I lived there on Maui and actually was driving by the airport when this plane passed over my car. I was shocked to see the people seated with their heads down. It was a miracle
Hi baby how are you doing now i hope you are really doing good you are awesome looking at you baby makes happy when I look at your picture it is beyond my imagination that a creature like you really exist like a rose you make the garden so beautiful You are a diamond to any man that have eyes to see goodness of a womanhood Baby am Ben easy going person very understandable Am a civil engineer and a contractor I work at so many places like Asia Europe and Africa I love art craft and I write music I like ideal people when I see your picture am impress I want a good woman that understand what real love is all about who will understand me and perfectly be for me So we can build our world strong enough to care for each other I want you to be mine and I hope to hear from you soonest thanks
@@valecowel6868 wow. You ever tried a dating app buddy? Start there maybe
@@T.Maximus 😂☠️
I see a big crack in the plane in which I'm going to fly. Well, I assume the crew knows all about it, so I'm just going to keep quiet, not tell anyone and find my seat. I mean really, what could possibly go wrong?
Oh. That's what.
Modern idiots donot say anything.
All of this is so sad. God Bless all of them. But when this stuff happens it changes stuff to the better for this to not happen ever again.
These pilots are true heroes! ❤️💯 my condolences 💐 for the ones that didn’t make it! 💐🙏❤️ What a beast that pilot who made it🙏! ❤️💯
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Yes, it's a miracle he survived. And to think the crew, thinking he was dead, almost let his body go, had not been for the thought of his body flying into the engine shaft, causing further plane damage. I say that was God who gave that thought, because I can't see them being in a 911 crisis mode, and having an analytic thought of the direction the body would fly to. But I was really glad that pilot survived, and he's got some story, to tell. No doubt though, most of the time he was being bounced around on the roof, he had gone into shock, unconscious, a way the mind is protected from the horrific things the body was going through. But I'm sure he remembers being sucked out the cockpit.
That's like when I was hit by a car, years ago, jaywalking thru traffic, waiting for green light, and looking at last lane, looking clear, and just walked into it. Soon as I did I saw the car, going about 35mph, and I just froze, and was hit. Years later I began thinking the moment I froze, the angels must have came, to protect me, because I do not even remember the impact, or even felt any pain, at impact, just the car coming at that speed, about 20steps from me, and knowing it was too close to run from so I froze, like a deer in headlights. I do remember after freezing up, everything went completely black, in my mind, and when I woke up, about 5 or 10 minutes later, people were all around me, telling me they witnessed it, and would be my witness, but what was eerie, and why I felt angels had guarded me, was them telling me I had flown up in the air, after impact, and I knew the angels had kept my head from hitting the pavement. One of the ppl around me was the woman who hit me, crying profusely, saying how sorry she was. I kept reassuring her it wasn't her fault, but mine, for jaywalking. She tried to give me insurance settlement, but the way I was raised in church I just felt taking her money, when nothing was wrong with me that God wouldn't bless me for that. They did have to drive me in my first ambulance ride, to hospital, just to get checked out. And I was in and out hospital about 30 minutes, and all I wanted was to get to my job, where I was going when I got hit. I loved that job, and didn't want to lose it. My boss and coworkers were amazed to see me, because they'd heard of the accident, and was not expecting to see me back at work. Even though I had refused the woman insurance settlement she had contacted my boss, to get him into convincing me to take it. And he tried, and my coworkers tried, telling me things like even though I wasn't feeling pain then years later I might have trouble in that area. That really came true about 20yrs later I started getting a creeky feel in my right knee, point of impact, but when I do I just wear a stretch knee support, and it's alright. But back then, still refusing the money, I was not aware of the insurance law, that even if it was your fault, you could get paid, maybe had I known I would have accepted. But still I'm satisfied I didn't, because I can't get pass that woman's face crying so sad, when I wasn't shedding a tear. It's almost like even though I have no recollection or feel, of the impact, it's like she got a vivid memory of hitting me, and seeing me go up in air, and hitting the pavement. So by not taking any money, letting her know it wasn't her fault it would be easier for her to erase that bad memory, from her mind, than if a papertrail had been left, of insurance payment, which would have stayed a constant reminder, to her. I think God looks at things like this, in what type decision you'll make, and I've always felt God was pleased, with my decision, and God is who matters, to me.
they are not hereo they just heplped stupid rich people who fly first class
@@livelearnfromfoolsfromsage4686 shutthe fuck up i am not jelous i dont have enough money how come i dont work hard but i still get paid 20k per year that sucks
i should be able to affor a labo rich people have everything i want some too and i have the right
@@klachingmacgaming8400 why would you call these people stupid, just because you don’t have money to fly first class.
Wow, the pilots did a great job minimizing casualties.
RIP to the flight attendant....
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Rip to flight attendant
Rip
I’ve been an aircraft mechanic for a very long time.Experienced mechanics always get out the maintenance manuals and research parts and procedures directly from the manual. Then incidents like this never happen. While in the USAF for 27 years we could not sign off the final inspection for the task. Another maintenance expert ( an I.A.) inspects the completed procedures. This ensures catastrophic failures don’t occur.
Are you proud u took part in maintaining those planes that bombed civilians and hospitals? What an achievement! What a wonderful life u lived! Ur probably a sociopath.
Facts. My husband is a mechanic of 26 yrs
@@kosovir I don't think Americans bomb hospitals and civilians.
How accurate is this?
Entarr
4 weeks ago
Former A&P mechanic here (airplane mechanic). An annual inspection is typically done by the junior mechanic (the one with the lowest seniority). A second, much more experienced, mechanic is supposed to double check the work, but typically just glosses over it and signs it off as passed. Then you have the bosses that are pressuring you to skip steps to cut back on costs. I can see a crack in that portion of the aircraft going unnoticed.
@@bendoverman6242 I’ve seen that kind of work at shady companies and eventually the FAA catches up with them. Additionally professional companies have QA inspect critical work diligently after IA’s sign off discrepancies.
i love how you narrate some tragedies but mantaining some degree of friendly presentation. other channels make me feel so unusual my anxiety skyrocket!
you're a pro at teling stories!
Never liked flying, this cements it. The last guy was really impressive setting down in moving traffic. But the poor pilot who was battered outside of his cockpit... Amazing.
Oh come on he had the best story and jokes for the rest of his career. Ok boys let's stay inside the plane this time.
It’s actually impossible for this to happen ever again
@@JayJayAviation yup
What about the guy who had to deal with the roof falling off?
this cements it.. boy have i got news for you with auto accidents if you think flying is scary.
I was stationed in the army from 86-89. We flew out of Honolulu airport for a training deployment. I saw this plane! I was shocked at seeing it, since I saw what happened to it on the local news. Very sad.
Bet that was a crazy sight
U saw the roofless plane?
U SAW THE ROOFLESS PLANE??!!??!!
A convertible plane. So sad one of the Air hostesses died.
@@chukemmang true
If you ever feel like something is going to happen, or you feel uncomfortable, don't get on the plane, train, bus, building, anything
Trust your feelings
Would never get on a plane if I did this 😂
I wouldn't ever board any plane if I keep doing this especially after binge watching Air crash Investigations
@@ricky4145 no it’s a different gut feeling from fear I can’t explain it , very outta body... I’ve faced death and had that “feeling “ prior
Ummmmm imma need these maintenence people to start getting fined and fired for slacking like this. Unbelievable!!! This stuff is completely unacceptable. And yes!!! High praise to the pilots and the attendants on these flights for their cool heads and commitment to saving lives! You are all appreciated!!!
This channel slaps harder than it usually does. Keep doing that.
Some would say it slaps like Chris Brown
@@jimbaldwin1088 LOL Y DATS SO MESSED UP LMFAOOOOO💀😂
True ❤️
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The opening incident went wrong with the passenger who said nothing and just boarded. If I notice a fault with the craft before going on, I would turn around and go back to the first attendant. I would make sure everyone knows there's a serious problem.
hell yes ! that's just common basic logic, it astounds me how people can be so utterly naïve, they must live in a fantasy world. I've had similar things happen in a hospital setting, nurses trying to do some REALLY dodgy shit that could have cost me my life, they didn't know that I knew a thing or two about microbiology and human physiology, I had a huge open leg wound and they tried to wheel in this guy to my room with MRSA, the flesh eating bacteria ! I heard them say MRSA and I went full ballistic at them, boy did they move !
@@psycronizer I had a similar problem
Makes me think, though, of when while giving it a go at nursing school, I observed a birth. During the labor I saw the pattern on the machine that I had read in my textbook indicated a possible cord around the neck so I did say something, but was dismissed. Guess how the baby was born?
@@Ballaurena13 oh, no..don't say.....
"Common sense is only common, if you have some."
(Quote by Me.)
Some people just don't know any better. Someone can be as oblivious as:
"If a truck can drive on the road without a fender, this plane should be Ok. They know what they're doing!" 🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️
My dad was a jet mechanic in the Air Force and always said that even a 3 point landing (which is a perfect landing) was a controlled crash.
Well said!
My brother was an Aircraft Maintenance Tech and used to say the same thing.
I never undserstood how it always takes a disaster to happen for company’s to carry out maintenance properly.. we see the pattern happening time and time again 😫
The second flight attendant is a hero! Crawling around the floor of a convertible airliner to keep the passengers calm! Only in Hawaii
@James Hama I’m good James, how are you?
@James Hama Sure James. That sounds good.
@James Hama California United States. Where are you from?
Oddly, the most dramatic air travel incident I’ve ever been in was a surprise thunderstorm over Oakland and San Francisco airport that diverted my flight from Boston to SFO to Sacramento for a few hours. Nobody was hurt and before you ask, no the plane wasn’t struck by lightning, although I did see and hear some out the plane windows. I got to miss school the next day, but it was a really really late night to say the least.
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@@eddyvideostar meh. It kind of stank but I was extremely tired from the flight. My school was great, but my education was not worth struggling through sleep-deprivation and jet lag.
The co-pilot blacked out 5 times during all of this, I’m surprised they didn’t mention that.
LOL, ok genius
@@bronsonstuartcharles9509 thanks I am a genius 😎
@@bronsonstuartcharles9509 lol why are you like this? Who hurt you?
@@bronsonstuartcharles9509 Theres pills for your condition.
moral of the story : sometimes cheaper economy seats aren’t always the worst option.
A very similar thing happened with United Airlines Flight 811. Which was also happened in Hawaiian airspace. A defective cargo door did not close properly and then rip open during the flight. It ripped of a huge portion of the fuselage and 9 passengers were sucked out of the airplane during the flight. This flight happened 8 months after the incident in this video.
Holy shit 😳
Whelp, guess I'm not going to Hawaii.
Rest in peace Clarabelle Lansing. 😔
Was lucky enough to fly from Singapore to Bangkok in a Bristol freighter. It was loud and vibrated all along the trip. I lost count of the number of rivets that held the Fuselage skin together, that were spinning around. I was the only passenger on this cargo plane belonging to the Australian air force. I hold this memory in my mind, since 1969.
The year I was born 👍
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I'm a nervous flyer, and I'm watching this.
My curiosity got me, and it's informative as well, here we go
movie adaptation is good.
I’m a nervous flyer aswell , I have a flight in January, but I still watch these videos
i never have flown before and stories like this gets me nervous
@@tadastudiosartdevelopment5462 same I have flown tho
Honestly guys, things like this are rarely to happen, since the early 2000s, plane inspections has become more and more strict and procedural, so fear of something that the fuselage will blown up is reeeeally rare, but i hate to say this, the thing that always makes me nervous are weather, it's unpredictable even though we have weather forecast, when the fly becomes quite bumpy, you'll start to feeling it ahahaha..
Ah and another one, for you guys who also nervous flyer, DO NOT ever watch the air crash investigation! It'll make your anxiety even worse!
Happy trails and safe flights everyone!
These pilots are true angels with great calmness soooo amazing I pray these airlines still hire angels like these. They seem to be the only ones who care about life.
Godbless them all
that light plane landing on a busy moving freeway was pretty amazing skills.
Ok, that first one had me on the edge of my seat. The last one, that pilot, was smooth as glass landing that craft in the flow of ground traffic. Excellent video! Thank you!
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Hi baby how are you doing now i hope you are really doing good you are awesome looking at you baby makes happy when I look at your picture it is beyond my imagination that a creature like you really exist like a rose you make the garden so beautiful You are a diamond to any man that have eyes to see goodness of a womanhood Baby am Ben easy going person very understandable Am a civil engineer and a contractor I work at so many places like Asia Europe and Africa I love art craft and I write music I like ideal people when I see your picture am impress I want a good woman that understand what real love is all about who will understand me and perfectly be for me So we can build our world strong enough to care for each other I want you to be mine and I hope to hear from you soonest thanks
@8:44 we are told that essentially the FAA and airline are both responsible, but I blame the FAA the most because they can require the maintenance that was needed, yet they left it up to the airline which will always do what's cheapest.
The first time my 2 youngest children and I were on a flight from Chicago to Rochester, NY we all noticed that, for some reason, the left side engine suddenly sounded different from the right side. At least we THOUGHT it was the engine. We made 2 flybys past the air traffic tower and then quickly flew back up into the air. Everyone got really quiet on the plane when we did the first round and my son was terrified. He was sitting right over the wing but couldn't see anything because it was dark; 10:30pm. When we went up the first time he started crying and the whole cabin was so quiet you could have heard a pin drop on the carpet. Because he was across the aisle from me I had to talk a little louder than I would normally. I kept telling him "Jeremy, we're going to be alright. The pilots are VERY experienced. They have been flying for a very long time and know how to handle whatever's going on. Don't be afraid. We are ALL going to be all right". By the second flyby I'm now dealing with a terrified little boy (8), a crying daughter (6) and a cabin full of people who all seem to be as scared as my kids! I just kept telling, basically everyone, in my quietest soothing MOM voice that we were all going to be OK and the pilots would land the plane soon and we'd be heading home. We started in for our 3rd attempt in and this HUGE BANG sound came from under the wing and Jeremy was quite sure he was going to die. Right there. As we came into contact with the runway the wing slammed into the ground throwing ice and sparks out from under it. Twice. My darling 8-YEAR-OLD SON screamed, at the very top of his lungs "JE$U$ F%(KING CHRI$T!!!!!" I about died right there. I'm thinking the whole plane's going to yell at me for having a child with such a mouth but they didn't! EVERYONE LAUGHED! We stopped out on the tarmac, and everyone disembarked. It wasn't until we got inside the airport and folks were waiting for their luggage people finally started talking again. You know, neither of those now adult, kids have ever been on another plane. I don't blame them at all.
Your story is terrifying and I am glad that everything ended up ok, but I bet hearing a kid swearing probably released a TON of built up tension for everyone! So, in the end, their potty mouth helped people! 😂
Kids are so intuitive . Always listen to your kids ... It's us adults who tend to be out of touch
@@susanrobinson910 It WAS terrifying! What we heard was the landing gear NOT coming down! It was a crazy situation and everyone was so scared. That really was the last time the kids and I flew anywhere. If I can't get there driving or by train, I'm NOT going.
@@shriverfam230 I knew there was trouble. We all knew it. But you do not let your child sit there terrified. I did what you would do, tried to soothe my son and calm him and my daughter. The "engine" was actually the landing gear and it partially came down but didn't lock. Having snow and ice on the runway was the best possible thing that could happen. Neither the kids or I have been on another plane since.
@@pattisimmons67 no Lp bh7
Was quilfied as a Flight Attendant on the BAC-111 aircraft for Florida Express Airlines. They were loud, obsolete and always needed to be repaired. Not surprised.... BTW: They teach pilots to look for highways and straight roads to land on in an emergency.
In New Mexico light plane flying is safer because of hundreds of dirt or homemade runways thanks to those notorious drug trafficking dudes.
I flew to Maui about 2 days after this incident and remember seeing the airplane, with a big tarp, sitting on the edge of the tarmac.
I have never heard of these incidents. The pilots are true heroes
There was a movie about it but on tv not theatrical
havent been involved in a plane crash yet but i've got a good one to add to this list.
back in june 25 2021 a small plane with 17 parachute people and the pilot took of from the skydive airport in the province of gelderland (netherlands).
just when they ascended to a very low altitude the engine cutted off.
the pilot made a rash decision to glide the plane down into a field rather then trying to restart the engine.
the landing might have been rough. but all 17 jumpers and the pilot got out safely. investigations are still ongoing on why the engine failed.
however there is no doubt that the pilots action made sure that everyone survived the ordeal with minimum bruises.
Yet?
@@Solariumopa exactly, why did they need to put that in there 😭
@@TT-xz5sy I dont know
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Delta Flight 191 trying to make a stop in Dallas on an L.A. leg. Got caught in wind shear, which literally pulled the plane out of the sky. It clipped a car on hwy 114 and decapitated the driver instantly before crashing into a huge water tower and erupting in flames. Lots of casualties. I live in Dallas and will never forget that day.
Hope you weren't injured.When did this happen?
@@johnluckett3573 Aug 1985. No, I wasn't anywhere near it but it was big news here
Curious do you fly?
@@67Chevi As in, am I a pilot? No, but yep, I fly frequently. Honestly, it's not my favorite thing to do in life...but necessary.
What plane do you fly
The roof was... That's severe. How did that other pilot survive with half of his body outside. It's indeed a miracle
They mentioned I they prayed. Prayers are very important and many people ignore them today.
@oliveb6318 that's a croc of shit
@@oliveb6318 Oh please. Airplanes crash killing all on board and you know 95% of them were praying for your god to save them the moment they all died.
I am now never ever leaving the country I live in because of this video. I’m now TERRIFIED of planes now
My very first time flying commercially, we almost crashed. There was another plane on the runway and we had to pull up hard at the last minute to avoid hitting it. It was an experience, but I still love flying to this day
How long have you been a pilot?
I think he means he is a passenger.
We almost had a midair collision in flight to San Diego, CA. I was sitting window seat, and I saw the other plane as it veered away from us. Scary shit, yall.
HOW CAN SOME PEOPLE SAY THERES NO GOD THE DEVIL IS A LIAR WHO ELSE COULD HV RESCUED U PEOPLE NOONE BUR JESUSCHRIST HIMSELF TO GOD B ALL THE GLORY
This is really reassuring, I'm going on a flight soon
Just make sure that if you see any cracks anywhere, you tell someone of the crew 😉
You dying in a plane crash is actually very unlikely, planes now are built with safety in mind
Stay safe
Good luck 🤞
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Now that is a first class experience! Glad that most survived and something like this is less likely to happen again.
I've so much respect for international flight maintenance procedures. It's admirable how many accidents can be avoided when the cause and solution is sent out to all teams.
Only one person died. The flight attendant lost her life and her body was never found. The miracle was injuries only, other than the poor FA. I can't imagine anything more horrific!
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Allways remember God allmighty is responsible for the safety of human life because of his love for them!
When I was a kid I was on the aloha airlines flight. I wasn’t in first class, but it was still the scariest thing in my life. I was just on vacation in Hawaii when I was 8. I am lucky I survived.
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Breathtaking... Feeling sorry for the flight attendant who was lost 😐
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I believe the 1st story was the scariest and most remarkable landing and fast acting as far as pilots. Amazing. All the stories are pretty scary, and makes me think about getting on another plane. 😱
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A friend of mine was driving along the roadway and in the vicinity of the Teetaborro Airport in New Jersey, a small aircraft suddenly appeared through his windshield. He managed to make it out alive but he was so disfigured that even scrambling around became a chore. He got some compensation but is mobility was compromised.
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