Watch: Cargo Plane Splits In Half After Emergency Landing In Costa Rica
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2024
- Video captures the moment a DHL cargo plane lost control and split in half on a runway in Costa Rica. Shortly after takeoff, pilots reported problems with the plane’s hydraulic system and returned back to Juan Santamaria International Airport for an emergency landing.
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It’s impressive to see such a big plane power slide around like that. I would have guessed that the landing gear would collapse once it got sideways.
I'm wondering if the main gear was actually locked in place for landing and wasn't the cause for declaring an emergency prior to landing --> It's obvious an emergency was declared at least several minutes prior to touchdown given the quick response of at least one firefighting vehicle combined.
@@B_Bodziak Doesn't matter when an emergency landing is declared, when one is declared emergency would be waiting
Dhl ad
"...the plane wasn't designed to handle that kind of shock"
Who would've thought?
We were shocked to see this happen here in Costa Rica, flight was on its way to Guatemala supposedly with some hazardous materials onboard. Luckily pilots were ok. Airport was closed until 6pm.
Hazmat, yeah bunch of cokes.
Glad it wasn’t a passenger 757 😐, otherwise people at the back might’ve been seriously injured or worse…
Yes, indeed. DHL is a cargo only company. The only souls onboard were the captain and F/O.
Given how interchangeable the glass cockpits are between a 75 and 76 and with similar fuel costs, pound-for-pound, I'm surprised to see a cargo mover only company opting to use the 757, especially between countries within South America.
@@B_Bodziak they used the 757 for cargo movement between Panama, Costa Rica, Guatemala and Miami . Greetings from Costa Rica.
This pilot deserves a drink. 🍹
What okay???
we love when a pilot’s heroic skills always warrants a drink 😐
Wouldn't you!?!
@@B_Bodziak no not really
Shoutout to the pilots, that was quick thinking.
Wow I can cry they made it out okay.
That means they followed every single safety procedure, and it worked out in their favor...
It did not "split in half": the rear section broke away but I suppose that sounds a bit boring... Main thing is no lives lost
Means practically the same thing
For a yellow plane, I’d call that a banana split.
Airplanes can be replaced.Any landing you can walk away from is a good one.That statement is as old as the first crash landing that ever happened.
Crew were very fortunate. Obviously in the hands of well trained pilots. Good moment in time.
Every landing is a controlled crash.
Wow... great pilot..🙏👍🇦🇺
Give that man a raise
Glad the crew is okay. I wonder how many packages got damaged?
That's why I don't do international shipping
By the looks of it, none really. ULDs (Unit Loading Devices) most likely helped in protecting the goods.
Glad it did not break apart in the air 🥺
I'm sure there's more, but in the last 35 years, I can only recall two large US aircraft significantly breaking apart mid-air: the forward top third of the fuselage peeled back and ripped off of an Aloha Airlines 737 over the Pacific and one flight attendant was sucked up & out with it. A few months later, a United L-1011 lost the forward most, right-sided door (1R), several panels and surrounding fuselage, the adjoined 1E & 1F first class seats, as well as, the two passengers strapped into those seats. I'm sure there are more instances of fuselages breaking apart/off in-flight, but those two were, from a human point of view, horrific enough to imprint in my mind as all three people were basically sucked out and, given the lack of evidence to the contrary (ie, blood in an engine to indicate a quick end), all three were thought to be conscious during their entire ordeal until hitting the Earth's surface (water/ocean and/or terrain). The FAA investigations determined these two separate nightmares for all 3 people lasted almost 4 full minutes each. That is 360 minutes and an incredibly long period of time to be conscious and free-falling. There's been numerous aircraft that have broken apart seconds after landing, but it is very rare for a commercial passenger jet to do so mid-flight.
cant wait to see this one on air crash investigations
That's the first thing I think about every time there's another crash.
Good pilot and team effort
I fly for a major US passenger airline. It's common knowledge that the Cargo guys get paid better than us. This will blow over in a few weeks. Had this been my plane, there might have been deaths. But there will be endless lawsuits if it carried people. It doesn't seem right that you earn less when carrying people.
This should be highlighted during the next Union negotiations. I think that as far as these large companies are concerned, the packages being transported are valued higher than the people being transported. That’s a pretty sad reality for the passengers as well as the pilots.
Probably that amount of salary is similar to the politician salaries in the USA to try stop robberies and or corruption or treason to the country helping terrorist actions.
All situations have two sides to watching and analyzing.
@@caipirinha_king1632
The handlers salaries may try to stop robberies and corruptions or treason to the country helping terrorists. Compared such salaries to those the taxpayers give to the politicians for the very same reasons.
Not body wanna if those handlers importing dangerous things into those airplanes just for profit neither any cargo be stolen.
Then fly cargo. Capitalism love or leave it usa usa usa
I also fly for a major US airline. You must know why the cargo guys and gals get paid better and it's little to do with what's strapped in behind you.
Left hydraulic system fail (Flight controls, left thrust reverser, alternate brakes, flaps & slats, nose wheel steering, some spoilers and landing gear). Flight controls, landing gear and some of the spoilers can be used even if the left hydraulic piping is broken. Left hydraulic piping can break, for example, if the rubber hose on the landing gear breaks. The problem is the left thrust reverser, which does not work in the left jet engine. The pilot will cause an accident if the left thrust reverser is activated because the left engine pushes the cargo aircraft forward and causes a U-turn in the video. At the same time the right jet engine brakes. This scenario sounds to me like what really happened. The mayday call to air traffic control was probably given after the landing gear was lifted because the landing gear rubber hose ruptured and the hydraulic pressure disappeared from the left hydraulic system.
It split in two....but not split in half. Glad it wasn't worse
gracias a Dios q los cuido y muy buen trabajo a todos y a los pilotos
Maybe the ABS is the main problem.
Is the ABS lights on? just scan it then replace ABS sensor
Thank God
Well done Guys.
DHL, when it absolutely, positively has the get there...in pieces.
My packages !!!!
Like an ice skating plane. Thank God the crew is okay 🙏🏼❤️
It's crazy to have such a steep hill right next to a runway. A level 'truck lane' would have saved the plane.
I think they do it as a safety measure. If the situation were a bit different, its better to have the plane break apart next to the runway than skid into the airport
I think they did a good job under the conditions, I couldn't imagine the stress they were going through at that moment. its easy to look back and say you could have done xyz. but, I still want my package by Monday.
Just kidding, glad everyone was ok.
Thank God everyones ok Good choice of judgment in a do or die situation
Nice job!! I'm amazed........
The captain and the copilot were at odds if what to do.
Slewing the plane around was a split second decision.
And this is why you wear your seat belt!!!
Luckily no one was injured
I would have be surprised if there wasn't structural damage. That looked like a pretty rough ride.
iv been waiting for Margarita Machine in the mail and never came! lol
Good news is that they landed safely.
No anti-skid, no thrust reversers and seemingly high landing speed. Perhaps not simply a mechanical malfunction.
With the footage and being a declared emergency landing, I'm wondering if the main gear was locked in place for landing.
They lost some hydraulic systems after takeoff
I'm glad it was a cargo plane and not a passenger plane. And for once the pilots had the perfects seats to avoid injury.
All that matters is no one was hurt.
everyone is looking at that plane and hoping there packages are ok
Thank God it wasn't a passenger commercial plane
I might be late, I might drift, but i always delivered - DHL new tagline
DHL - Faster to more of the world.
No, there is a lot more runway left.
Looks like as the plane skidded sideways, the lower gear buckled and the fuselage isnt designed to handle sideways force so it sheared off. Nothing really amazing here
Amazing that it didn't cash fire since they were full of fuel.
OFFER UP:
Selling my cargo plane, nothing wrong with it!!
runs great, small dent on the side where someone hit it with a shopping cart.
LOWBALLERS WILL BE IGNORED!
Lucky my cargo wasn't on that plane my order is getting shipped from overseas by DHL and it just shipped today
The aircraft didn't split in half. The empanage broke off
VERY EXCITING TIME THAT DAY🖒
NOBODY HURT AND ALL THAT DRAMA EVEN BETTER 💪
This is why your mobo cpu box is all fed up when Newegg uses DHL
Pilots are pretty darn good!!!!
Makes you think when you drop package off if you should add insurance...they always ask if I want to add insurance
if there wasnt that ditch they could have made an 180 degree drift
I hope no one get injurer
Dhl stands for Dauert Halt Länger, meaning "just takes longer"
Destroying Homes & Lives
This is a big luck for these pilots….. happy ending.
Because family
My package!
Hate to see the salvage bill.
Its says the title says cargo plane split in half the plane was not split in half but wow I am impressed that the plane slide like wow
Good thing the failure happened while on the ground - could have been very bad in a populated area.
The reason he drifted was because the brakes locked up lol. The hydraulic failure happened when they were over populated area
There's a problem with the left landing gear,hot wheels
There goes your Ali "Express" order!
Santa Madre
Bro I remember my flight got cancelled and I had to go to Miami for a day cause I was going to San Jose 😭
Looks like it actually broke when it skidded in to that hole
Lets do some more upkeep and maintenance on those planes folks!
Get on it! Pay the expense to do it, you're rich enough. May have to put that vacation to Tahiti off for a bit.
there is not suppose to have 3 hydrolic system ?
It was my Luftkuss and Kaffeerührstäbchen!
Mea Culpa
just seen moonfall and literally nothing else matters in life
split in half? Flunked 1st Grade.
Ok package delay is excused...but only once
Who ever filmed this is the worst cameraman ever
Try filming something while you’re in shock
360! Boom!
Don’t like how the guy says “runway”
And in other news, DHL raises its prices due to Covid...
This is why I would rather take the train. I don't like airplanes especially after 9/11/01!!!
That’s not a donut but ok, more of a drift
This was boeing too? their luck is just bad since they tried to cover up the crashes. bad Karma
Boeing is definitely gonna be at fault for a hydraulic issue on a 24 year old plane 🤦♂️
Great and accurate camera work...not.
costly write down for DHL
It’s always the Boeing 🤦🏽♀️
That’s right. Boeing is the only manufacturer to experience any type of issue ever. No Airbus plane has ever been known for having many hydraulic failures
Why plane didnt turn left,where was flat tarmak,but turn in the left in trench.
Urgent America and NATO say that Russia is the reason😂😂
Boeing back in business!😂
Next fast and furious movie.
So thats why my xbox series x is running late, along with my Amazon 📦 🤔. In all seriousness though. Glad everyone is ok. This could of been alot worse.
Someone needs to learn their fractions because that definitely isn't half. More accurate Title "DHL cargo plane's tail breaks off after emergency landing"but I guess that won't get as many clicks, lol
Couldn’t imagine how hot it would be wearing firefighting gear in Costa Rica!
Ow my god jhet exshidend
The plane is ready for the junkyard it's not worth nothing
Hold my Cerveza , an watch me land and do a doughnut.
Click bait the plane did not split in half 🙄
And we are planning on going to Mars....🤑😷🤧
What does a plane crashing have to do with going to mars?
Hopefully my drugs weren’t on that plane
Not supposed to over load planes lol
The F-35 .... the Boeing 737 Max .... and now this happens .... they don't make airplanes like they used to .....
Tf you mean by “and now this happens” like every accident ever is a result of the manufacturer’s wrongdoings. This plane was 24 years old and you expect Boeing to be responsible? You didn’t even glance at the maintenance personnel or the fact there could have been ware on the hydraulic systems. It’s always the manufacturer, yes? Are we gonna shut down every single aircraft manufacturer ever after one of their planes has an accident?
Also, by “they don’t make airplanes like they used to …..” what time period are you referring to?
They're making them cheap
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Was this usa
Smithsonian where u at?
Another case