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Just putting it out there 90% of the citizens were Canadians and yet the Irish have done more to memoirals this than the Canadians. Just goes on to show how dirty vote bank politics can get.
I remember this disaster, I was a small kid, and the whole country was trying to help. It started some serious conversations about finally bringing peace to Northern Ireland and ending the devising influence of religious organisations here. I can still picture some of those news reports. Those poor families.
The guy who constructed the bomb didn't get a life sentence even though he was caught and the evidence pointed to him? That's horrific. The fact that this man is now walking free horrifies me. He murdered over 300 people yet he's allowed to walk free! That is so messed up!
@@raulcharasi7424 Agreed. Being a Sikh myself, it's so shameful to see these extremist groups protesting to demand in a second country the separation of the third country. F these mfs
Oh when she said “the little man wanted to take a look at the cockpit” that really made me sad. This was just so horrible, rest in peace to all who died on this horrible day.
Thank you - My classmate Meghna (Written as Meghan) Sabharawal, 11 died in the crash, she was visiting her father for the summer break - never returned to Class 7 that she was come into. I was in the same class for one year, probably never even spoke to her ever, but do remember her every year on June 23. I was a kid of 10 that time, still remember hearing the 900 PM NEWS on Radio - AIR INDIA JUMBO JET KANISHKA CRASHES OFF THE IRISH COAST was the headline that day. Though not personally affected, unable to erase the day, the news and the name of Meghna Sabharwal from my memory
Thanks for sharing this personal connection. I was in India during the 1980s where I witnessed the other side, Mrs. Gandhi's blood soaked body outside AIIMS and the Sikh massacres that followed. We failed each other as Indians then and continue to do so now!
Green dot, disaster breakdown, and mini air crash investigations all provide incredible quality content, they all have different styles as to how they approach the incidents too which is great
I'm Canadian and I want to apologize for our government going easy on the perps and choosing to not take any responsibility for this disaster. Justice should have been served and my heart goes to the families of those who were affected❤
Thank you sir. But the irony is, the canadian government has still not changed its ways. To appease a particular vote bank, they turn a blind eye to all the nefarious, Anti India, Anti Hindu activities by the khalistani terrorists. Its like Canada has become a base for Khalistani terrorists plotting against India.
Unfortunately, the still Canadian government is supporting and sheltering these terrorists. They are still attacking the Indian Counsallates in Canada but Trudeau dares to call it a freedom of expression.
Mary, mother of goodness, that is a long list. Especially devastating that so many families were wiped out. If I'm correct, not only was this the worst terrorist attack in aviation history prior to the 11th of September 2001 attacks, but this was the third worst air disaster in history at the time, behind the Tenerife North Airport disaster and Turkish Airlines Flight 981. Of course though, Air India Flight 182 would be surpassed by Japan Airlines Flight 123 only seven weeks later.
Thank you for taking the time and effort to list all the names and ages of those murdered. It brings home the depth of this tradegy and the senseless loss of life. What did this act accomplish except anguish, loss, anger and injustice.
As an Indian the Kanishka tragedy is really painful for me, even though I was born long after it. Thank you for taking it very seriously and perfectly capturing the tragedy for all.
I hate when acts of murder are called “incidents” or “accidents”. Also: I feel bad for the gate agent that was intimidated into allowing one of the murders onto the plane. She has to live with all those lives lost.
@@squ34ky I don't think that would ever be allowed now. Not sure why that wasn't deemed suspicious then. But, the Swiss Cheese model of sequential screwups played out and allowed the bomb on to the plane.
Isn't "incident" fits instead of "accident"? Because afaik, The former is for intentional event (murder included), while the latter is for unintentional event
You outdid yourself once again, Chloe. I've watched countless videos about this terrorist attack (edited), yet yours is by far the most detailed and complete one. Great job
When you think of act's of terrorism you wouldn't really think of Ireland. We didn't forget about this tragedy though as there is a memorial garden down in West Cork at Ahakista I think.
I'm also an Indian Irish and I wasn't told abt this incident until last yr. Despite that, indeed it feels very off for Ireland and Japan to be involved in these tragedies, my respects....
They already forgot about the totalitarian lockdowns, the faked "mass graves", old ladies being trampled by RMCP horses, and consolidation of all media into state run. The place is a shit hole.
What quality lol.. using stock footage of 2003-modern era electronics parts. Using stock footage with LCD displays pretending its 1985 (14:42). I get it, this is about the planes and the tragedy and there's a lot of channels about the respective topics of oldschool electronics, oldschool booking systems etc, no need to be picky. But little things like this really kill the suspension of disbelief.
Canada really failed the Air India victims, especially with the acquittal of Bagri and Malik. The judge in their case, when delivering his ruling, basically called out the Canadian government for botching their case so bad that he had to acquit them on lack of evidence. I'm not sure if Air India 182 could be considered Canada's 9/11. I don't think it had the same cultural impact, and while every American knows about 9/11, I don't think the same can be said for Canadians and Air India 182. It wasn't an attack on Canada per say, like 9/11 was. The better comparison is Lockerbie, but on a bigger scale.
Imagine if this was a plane full of white Americans and the perpetrator was a terrorist organization based out of Afghanistan. What would the Americans expect out of Afghanistan? I would imagine they'd want the complete capture and extradition of ALL members of that terrorist organization. Or else the Americans would threaten to invade Afghanistan. But when it is Indians and Canadian-Indians dying in a similar attack by a terrorist organization based out of Canada, did Canada capture and extradite ALL members of that terrorist organization? LOL no. They just went and gave them political space in their own country. And they continue to do this to this day. Insomuch that now these terrorists are running for elections in Canada. Yeah, the West excels at selective outrage. And then they want to talk to India about "Ukraine". No offence to you as a person though. Just sharing the thoughts of the average Indian when it comes to Canada.
I remember watching these folks get on the plane in Toronto that day. My family and I were going to Scotland on an Air Canada flight. We were so sad to hear what happened to them all after we landed.
Well, just a few days ago in broad daylight in Canada, Khalistanis were parading a float depicting the assassination of the Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. And then there was that incident where Justin Trudeau invited a convicted terrorist to his party while on official trip to India. One has to wonder what Canada aims to achieve by sheltering terrorists.
The Trudeau of that time was absolute trash and the filth in office now continues his legacy in the dung heap known as the Canadian Prime Minister's office. Canada is soft on terror and welcomes all sorts of extremists yet cracks down on hard working people and persecutes its own law-abiding citizens. Thank God I'm not there anymore.
31:55 Jesus Christ, that's actually fucking terrifying. I swear I can hear the words "help" even if it might just be static. I just hope most people died instantly and didn't suffer. That kid who just wanted to see the view from the cockpit almost makes me cry. It's so innocent.
Really heartbreaking! And my blood boils to see them scot free. I remember working in a travel agency in chennai, India and one of my clients from Hindustaan lever lost his wife and 3 sons on this flight I remember how devastated he was . His family wiped out in a jiffy. Pray for those souls
I grew up 10 minutes outside Duncan. Flights coming in and out of YVR still go over us every day, and it’s a horrifying reminder of the connection the town has to one of the worst mass murders in Aviation history.
That was totally and utterly engrossing from start to finish, brilliant job Chloe!! A longer video like this gets you really immersed in the story and it was truly horrifying and tragic...i do recall this happening although I was only 9 at the time. I recall much better the Lockerbie tragedy not least because I lived and continue to live in Scotland, so do please remake that, I would get a lot out of it. Air India 182 could have had an ending just like Lockerbie of course had it exploded over Ireland or the UK...it doesn't bear thinking about really.
This is truly one of the most horrific, painful, and infuriating disasters. May all who lost their loved ones find peace. And this needs to be stopped.
Thank you. 😭😫💔It’s not yet ok. It was an unbelievable loss and the motivation was so irrational, I think many of us are still carrying so much grief and no hope for justice.
Holy cow! The production quality is crazy for this-and it really surprised me to hear Green Dot at the beginning! Another great video. You’re always so respectful with these unfortunate events.
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@rony9747 Nijjar didn't blow up any plane. Main accused in AI bombing are dead, have been to prison or are today Indian state guests of honour enjoying full privileges. Canada may well have proof of AI bombing also.
This has to be the best someone has explained this disaster. I had seen so many air india documentaries. This has to be most in-depth and I learnt so much more
So infuriating! There are people doing more time for petty crimes than these pieces of trash got. Great video though. Yes - I would love to see a new Lockerbie video.
This incident was truly heart breaking to learn about when I first saw it on an episode of Mayday. So many things went wrong at the worst possible times to make this happen, and I hope the world learned some lessons from it, even if it wouldn't prevent other tragedies.
@@ditzygypsyt is true, it's Gurratan Singh, he is the brother of Jagmeet Singh, the leader of Canada's federal NDP party. Gurratan is a khalistani and calls the deadly riot in 1984 a "genocide" which is was not. He leaves out the fact that it was in response to Indira Gandhi's two Sikh bodyguards assassinating her. Those two guys never lived to see the outcome but they knew Sikhs would be endangered and didn't care because in their minds they were saints and martyrs...but they caused the deaths of tons of Sikhs. It's their fault they lit the match, Congress saw the job they started and finished it. Many years later KPS Gill managed to crush the khalistani insurgency which also involved khalistanis murdering tons of Sikhs, and Gill was a Jat Sikh, a high caste. Gill was called the Lion of Punjab for good reason.
@@stevenseagull7.7bviews47 What fuddu logic is this? Yes it was a genocide of Sikhs and no the 2 bodyguards did not cause it, the congress and stupid supporters did it. Would you blame the muslim rioters who set the Godhra train ablaze or the BJP leaders who attacked the babri masjid, knowing it would cause issues? Start calling things as they are. The Khalistani terrorists need to be singled out and eliminated, but dod just label anyone and everyone as Khalistani and go around killing them
Sadly, I remember this event very well. I helped retrieve some debris, overhead cabin doors and trim from this B747 washed up on a beach in West Wales. It was collected by Welsh Police. Thanks for the video!
1985 was a pretty bad year for aviation since you had this and then two months later Delta Airlines Flight 191, JAL Flight 123 and British Airtours Flight 28M in quick succession. Also, Pierre Trudeau is Justin's father. The Canadian premiership must be one big pile of nepotism.
You've never heard of this because it goes against Western narratives. Bet you've heard about Indian "atrocities in Kashmir"? That is because it fits in with Western agenda. But you would have never heard of "Kashmiri Pandit Genocide", right? That one goes against Western narrative on India. West has a total stranglehold on information dispensing mechanisms in this world and they wield it like a weapon. There is a reason you know of India's "Caste System" but not of its "Reservation System". And the list goes on and on.
I rarely comment on any video, but I have to say that the extra time you have been able to put into this video is evident from the start. ( as of writing this, i am 2 minutes in!) Your dedication to high quality, well researched and respectful videos have always wowed me. - A long time lurker. Please keep it up!
Thank you for this video. I was a kid when I heard about this air crash. One of the flight attendants was a family friend. I could never find any information that is so detailed.
Definitely your best video so far, and it's clear that relaxing the schedule paid off by enabling you to cover this complex story in the detail it deserves. Looking forward to the next one!
Chloe, This is brilliant. Brilliant coverage and storytelling ❤ And Green Dot, Thank you for the commentary of The pilots of the Flight. RIP the 329 Lives lost on the flight 💔😭😭😭
Growing up in Montreal at the time I remember hearing about this as it unfolded, and seeing the changes to security processes afterwards. The complete shambles of a criminal investigation was something I followed with growing horror.
just 2 days before khlistani made a doll of indir gandhi ex prime minister of india who was assassinated by sikh extremist.... getting shot by them ua-cam.com/users/shorts52n568XchsI?feature=share
Imagine if this was a plane full of white Americans and the perpetrator was a terrorist organization based out of Afghanistan. What would the Americans expect out of Afghanistan? I would imagine they'd want the complete capture and extradition of ALL members of that terrorist organization. Or else the Americans would threaten to invade Afghanistan. But when it is Indians and Canadian-Indians dying in a similar attack by a terrorist organization based out of Canada, did Canada capture and extradite ALL members of that terrorist organization? LOL no. They just went and gave them political space in their own country. Yeah, the West excels at selective outrage. And then they want to talk to India about "Ukraine".
I really like the format of this video, Chloe! It's apparent that the additional time allowed you to create a really high quality video, and it was extremely enjoyable to watch. And that intro with Green Dot Aviation really pulled me in!
They don't feel the need to become the story. It is a refreshing change from much of what is out there. I have to say though, the channels that deal with air accidents, incidents, and terrorism, are often well done.
Just when I thought your videos couldn't get any more intriguing and informative!! Such a terrifying and heartbreaking disaster but tactfully recounted. Prayers to those involved. Thanks Chloe, once again. Loved the collab with Green Dot as well!
OMG A collab with Green Dot Aviation?? Y’all are my top two aviation channels!! This is awesome, Chloe! On a serious note, thank you for covering this incident. It is absolutely tragic and shows how depraved and horrible some people can be, taking lives without compunction.
The killing of 15000+ Sikhs(mostly during 1984) in the most horrific way at that time along with the destruction of the Holiest site of their religion, I guess was not a depraved or a horrible act according to western standards or double standards OOPS!! Although, an eye for an eye and lives for lives is not a justifiable solution but the full context must be known!
@@staniststan6509Literally does not give the thumbs up to justify the removal of innocent people. No matter the occasion or reason. The full context is that there are awful individuals in the world who are not afraid to share how cruel they can be at a moments notice, and you don't even need to be known to them.
This is an accident I’ve always been intrigued by, but there was never enough information. Turns out, it was much worse than I expected. Thank you for covering this topic. The 4 more days of waiting were definitely worth it. Also, you should try branching out into some different types of disasters, like maritime disasters, considering you’ve already done some rail disasters.
Damn, what're the odds that Jeannie was the one who happened to check in both of the bombs...? Of course she couldn't have known, but man, I can only imagine the guilt she's had to overcome. Rest in Peace to the victims.
It came out very recently from C.S.I.S that the Canadian prime Minister at the time (Brian Mulroney) was actually made aware something like this could happen but likely chose to ignore it
The thing about Jeannie Adams is that people are generally helpful - society wouldn't work if people weren't generally helpful and kind. And unfortunately this means if someone wants to cause harm, they can easily take advantage of this. That poor woman. She was literally doing what, for the vast majority of other passengers, would have been the right, helpful thing to do, and she must have been left with horrific trauma and guilt as a result (even though it wasn't her fault, or even her responsibility).
Your sympathy is misplaced. Yes, Singh badgered her at the check-in counter. However, Jeannie Adams broke POLICY by allowing that bag to be checked for a stand-by ticket. She was the first, and most simple line of defense and her "helpful" action is the root cause of this terrible tragedy.
@@RodsFromGod_26 That the bag was to be transferred to an Air India flight should also have caught her attention. It was on a heightened security alert.
Insanely amazing cinematic intro. Gave me chills. Thank you for making content that's interesting but also very respectful. I like that you focus on memorializing losses and learning from mistakes/failures that contribute to tragedies like these.
Amazing job Chloe! You always make amazing content, and this being your longest peice of content so far makes me so excited for what comes in the future. Keep it up we'll be here along side you.
Whether or not to consider it a Canadian tragedy or an Indian one, a tragedy was a tragedy. More than 300 lost their lives. Whether you consider the dead to be Indian or Canadian, they were human and they were owed justice. It is horrible that the ones who actually carried the bombs were never identified let alone caught. And I am sad that this disaster receives far less attention than Lockerbie although this one took far more lives. It's as if Indian lives matter less.
It is definitely incredibly sad, but you will see in the comments here that the people who don’t care are the same ones writing comments that they believe even our Indian members of parliament are terrorists. The way this story was presented has helped those people feel comfortable in coming out of the woodwork, where worms live, and saying terrible things about other Indo-Canadians. I’m not Indian, but I’m also Canadian, and some of the posts make me ill!
Big congrats to you on this, Chloe! This was so well covered and you can see the extra time to make it helped to pack in all that information so well! I definitely look forward to watching these longer form videos in future!
This is possibly one of your greatest videos, Chloe! Congratulations! ❤ And thank you for your collaboration with Emmett, you both rock🎉 PS. I feel so sorry for Jeannie Adams.. What this poor woman must have felt afterwards even though she wasn't the one responsible for b0mbing is quite beyond me.. :( RIP to all on board
the production quality of your videos and just incredible delivery on information will never not be amazing. you're so incredibly underrated, thank you for sharing such important cases from commercial flight history and keeping those lost remembered.
Loved this longer-format video. Very impressive jump in quality from even the usual high standard! Also loved the cameo from Green Dot! Two of my favorite aviation-focused channels collaborating is always a treat! Please take all the time you need to continue producing videos of this caliber!
Wow, this is cinematic work! I’m floored at the quality and collaboration of this video. This is worth the longer wait for new content. Well worth it. Well done, you all! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
The Irish controller said he called it in even thought it had only been a minute. They don’t usually call it in until after it’s been out of contact for 30 mins but he said something told him to call it in
This is a phenomenal breakdown of this event! One of the best I have seen. I love the longer format videos. It allows you to give details that you wouldn't be able to provide with a 15 or 20 mins video. Great job!
The biggest terrorist incident before 9/11 and there has ben no serious conviction or justice. Most were immigrant Canadian citizens of Indian heritage. I wonder if the Canadian government would act so clumsily and with such indifference if all had been white.
Chloe, thank you for consistently giving us these professional-quality videos, which are so thoroughly researched, explained, and narrated. Also, I must compliment your titles for these videos - they are attention-grabbing while not being clickbait or pandering to the lowest common denominator. You deserve many more subs, and I hope you get them soon!
Isn't that par for the course when it comes to Canadian government though? I mean, they still give political backing and refuge to these terrorist organizations.
I love the extra boost within the quality, you’ve always produced high quality content and this has raised the bar even higher. Hopefully we can have more longer videos about the bigger air disasters
very in-depth analysis and professional touch. history is part of living. well-done to you guys. my condolences to the families of those who lost their loved ones in that heartbreaking disaster.
YAY! Love you and your work Chloe! I support you and support your awesome, intelligent, engaging content. The excitement I feel when you put out content is beyond what I feel for any other channel. Thank you for your time
That's why the Indian Government fed up of fighting for justice for so many years and just fed up of the Gutless Canadian Government took it in their own hands and deleted those responsible and are deleting those who are actively plotting against our country. We fought for justice, we practically begged you but you denied it and laughed on our face but you forget a simple fact that we are 1.4 billion + people and if we were forced to take justice in our own hands, Canada is just too small of a nation to box with GOD! Feel the wrath. With love from India 🇮🇳
Really well done 👏 You've made this with attention to detail and a real sense of respect for those poor people who were just destroyed, and for what??! Tragic, so awful.
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I was literally typing that I thought I was on the wrong channel. lmao
I thought I recognized that voice!
So happy to see this collaboration! 🥰
Fantastic video Chloe, enjoyed our little collab on this 😄
We recognized Green Dot right away. ❤️
Just putting it out there 90% of the citizens were Canadians and yet the Irish have done more to memoirals this than the Canadians. Just goes on to show how dirty vote bank politics can get.
Wtf is vote bank politics? No one is pandering to Sikhs in Canada, that's just paranoid delusions of Hindutvas that don't understand democracy
Yea they need those votes from terrorists as normal citizens of Canada don’t even go out for voting
I remember this disaster, I was a small kid, and the whole country was trying to help. It started some serious conversations about finally bringing peace to Northern Ireland and ending the devising influence of religious organisations here. I can still picture some of those news reports. Those poor families.
just see how Sr and Jr Trudeau supports these perpetuates
Any politcs involving a Trudeau is going to end in disaster. Such a sad and infuriating story.
The guy who constructed the bomb didn't get a life sentence even though he was caught and the evidence pointed to him? That's horrific. The fact that this man is now walking free horrifies me. He murdered over 300 people yet he's allowed to walk free! That is so messed up!
Even in 2023, Khalistani chaos is openly happening in Canada and Govt takes no action.
@@raulcharasi7424 Agreed. Being a Sikh myself, it's so shameful to see these extremist groups protesting to demand in a second country the separation of the third country. F these mfs
He was later on released on bail
@@baraks7487 Which is absolutely joke of a justice system. A killer of 300+ people walks out freely and proudly
@@baraks7487 And fuddu janta supporting his actions and khalistani intentions
Oh when she said “the little man wanted to take a look at the cockpit” that really made me sad. This was just so horrible, rest in peace to all who died on this horrible day.
Hearing that was Heartbreaking.
Chances are that he's Hindu, so there's the hope that his soul restarted a new life as a future pilot.
Rest in peace.
can you image the kid beeing escorted down the aisle to the cockpit and as he was doing so at the same moment the Bomb goes OFF
She? It's a guy narrating
@@youtubeuser206 she's a woman
Thank you - My classmate Meghna (Written as Meghan) Sabharawal, 11 died in the crash, she was visiting her father for the summer break - never returned to Class 7 that she was come into. I was in the same class for one year, probably never even spoke to her ever, but do remember her every year on June 23. I was a kid of 10 that time, still remember hearing the 900 PM NEWS on Radio - AIR INDIA JUMBO JET KANISHKA CRASHES OFF THE IRISH COAST was the headline that day. Though not personally affected, unable to erase the day, the news and the name of Meghna Sabharwal from my memory
How old are you now
@@TONI__KROOS you can figure it out from the age of my classmate
@@arunsri15 buddy , you could simply answer his question instead of making it a math quiz for him
Thanks for sharing this personal connection. I was in India during the 1980s where I witnessed the other side, Mrs. Gandhi's blood soaked body outside AIIMS and the Sikh massacres that followed. We failed each other as Indians then and continue to do so now!
Yours is a worthy memorial and does you great credit.
I actually wasn’t expecting a Collab with Green Dot Aviation, great job
Stop it! Really?! I just started the video and caught your comment on my FOV edge.
Woo, let's go! I'm so pumped now.
I feel the same. Love seeing worlds collide.
Absolute 🔥
Right? I was so caught off guard when I heard Disaster Breakdowns voice after the atc comms bit
Green dot, disaster breakdown, and mini air crash investigations all provide incredible quality content, they all have different styles as to how they approach the incidents too which is great
I'm Canadian and I want to apologize for our government going easy on the perps and choosing to not take any responsibility for this disaster. Justice should have been served and my heart goes to the families of those who were affected❤
Thank you sir. But the irony is, the canadian government has still not changed its ways. To appease a particular vote bank, they turn a blind eye to all the nefarious, Anti India, Anti Hindu activities by the khalistani terrorists. Its like Canada has become a base for Khalistani terrorists plotting against India.
When a Trudeau is at the controls, the dirtbags with deep pockets take priority.
Canada is still encouraging this group even today. Its sad. How can a country have such a horrible attitude towards humanity.
Justin Trudeau is again aiding these Terrorists. India has warned Canada many many times.
Unfortunately, the still Canadian government is supporting and sheltering these terrorists. They are still attacking the Indian Counsallates in Canada but Trudeau dares to call it a freedom of expression.
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Flight Attendant Jamshed Dinshaw, 40
Flight Attendant Shyama Gaonkar, 28
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Flight Attendant Leena Kaj, 25
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Flight Attendant Inder Thakur, 35
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Rahul Aggarwall, 23
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Sarah Ahmed, 8
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Anchanatt Alexander, 40
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Simon Alexander Jr., 9
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Saradambal Balaraman, 40
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Ramachandran Balasubramanian, 43
Freddy Balsara, 29
Gaston Beauchesne, 54
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Anu Bedi, 14
Jogeshwar Berar, 45
Sharad Berry, 16
Aditya Bery, 4
Neelam Bery, 37
Priya Bery, 7
Adush Bhagat, 29
Nirmal Bhalla, 31
Manju Bhalla, 14
Dalip Bhalla, 7
Harish Bharadwaj, 18
Muktha Bhat, 50
Chand Bhat, 27
Deepak Bhat, 9
Sidhant Bhat, 5 months
Parag Bhat, 26
Tina Bhatt, 9
Bina Bhatt, 15
Chandrabala Bhatt, 44
Vinu Bhatt, 42
Leena Bisen, 29
Rochell Castonguay, 32
Sukmar Chandrasekhar, 25
Nita Chatlani, 44
Mala Chatlani, 13
Marc Chatani, 4
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Ratna Chug, 19
Celine Daniel, 37
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Ruby Daniel, 8
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Anita Das, 16
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Arindar Das, 14
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Rajesh Dhunna, 14
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Anita Gadkar, 11
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Julie Gambhir, 4
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Krishna Gopalan, 23
Aparna Gossain, 7
Kalpana Gossain, 31
Arun Gossain, 4
Daljit Grewal, 42
Arti Gupta, 9
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Shashi Gupta, 36
Vishal Gupta, 11
Santosh Gupta, 57
Anumita Gupta, 16
Vandana Gupta, 15
Amit Gupta, 6
Rajesh Gupta, 45
Swantantar Gupta, 38
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Deepa Harpalani, 9
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Rashmi Harpalani, 40
Aleykutty Jacob, 40
Justin Jacob, 8
Jancey Jacob, 9
Jissey Jacob, 12
Bulivelil Jacob, 45
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Ruchi Jain, 18
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Parash Jain, 43
Rikki Jain, 16
Mala Jaipuria, 27
Anita Jalan, 3
Devkrishan Jalan, 35
Shila Jalan, 29
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Annie James, 41
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Aleykutty Job, 43
Teena Job, 14
Rita Jutras, 32
Mohan Kachroo, 57
Indira Kalsi, 21
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Sabrina Kapoor, 6
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Gurmit Kaur, 22
Parmit Kaur, 26
Bishan Kaushal, 45
Barsa Kelly, 48
Rahamathulla Khan, 25
Maniu Khandelwal, 19
Chandra Khandelwal, 21
Rashirashmi Khera, 3
Suman Khera, 28
Sandeep Kochher, 21
Manju Kumar, 28
Chitra Kumar, 29
Kevin Kumar, 1
Ramachandran Kumar, 34
Kanakasabapaphy Lakshmanan, 40
Preethi Lakshmanan, 7
Nicola Laurence, 16
Shyamala Laurence, 18
Sandeeta Lazar, 3
Sampath Lazar, 44
Joseph Leger, 65
Donald Lougheed, 48
Monish Lulla, 16
Sam Madon, 40
Lena Mainguay, 35
Atul Malhotra, 26
Rajinder Mamak, 42
Nasib Manjania, 62
Seema Marjara, 17
Davinder Marjara, 47
Alain Martel, 32
Ne Ha Mehta, 15
Kishonechandra Mehta, 48
Chandralekha Mehta, 41
Nilish Mehta, 16
Natasha Merchant, 7
Balwinder Minhas, 51
Kulbir Minhas, 24
Prabhavathi Molakala, 34
Shefali Mukerji, 50
Nishith Mukerji, 50
Renu Mukhi, 26
Deepak Mullick, 42
Narayana Murthy, 8
Susheela Murthy, 40
Bhavani Murthy, 10
Gnanendran Murugan, 44
Sumithra Murugan, 37
Lavanya Murugan, 10
Ramya Murugan, 5
Rahul Nadkari, 16
Deven Nadkarni, 17
Yelabarti Nayudamma, 62
Brinda Pada, 18
Arati Pada, 15
Visnu Pada 47
Mukul Paliwal, 15
Bipan Patel, 17
Mohanbhai Patel, 35
Babubai Patel, 42
Marazban Patel, 57
Veena Puri, 43
Amit Puri, 5
Chaman Puri, 12
Syed Quadri, 8 months
Shaista Quadri, 24
Qutubuddin Quadri, 40
Rubina Quadri, 8
Arishiya Quadri, 3
Ngasumdara Radhakrishna, 36
Thejus Radhakrishna, 7
Jyoti Rradhakrishna, 13
Vasantha Raghuveeran, 40
Rajiv Raghuveeran, 14
Kiranjit Rai, 11
Pratibha Ramachandran, 13
Janaki Ramaswamy, 15
Budi Rauthan, 40
Pouja Rauthan, 17
Meghan Sabharwal, 11
Sugra Sadiq, 67
Sujatha Sagi, 31
Kalpana Sagi, 11
Kavita Sagi, 7
Bimal Saha, 37
Ram Sahu, 50
Pushpa Sahu, 14
Pardeep Sahu, 16
Usha Sakhawalkar, 49
Dattatraya Sakhawalkar, 49
Sanjay Sakhawalkar, 18
Surekha Sakhawalkar, 15
Sunil Sakhawalkar, 13
Manjari Sankurathri, 33
Sharadha Sankurathri, 3
Srikiran Sankurathri, 6
Rajasri Sarangi, 14
Om Sawhney, 50
Sadhna Seth, 31
Alpana Seth, 8
Ahkur Seth, 1
Satish Seth, 38
Versha Sharma, 11
Sakuntala Sharma, 66
Neeraj Sharma, 10
Sandhya Sharma, 14
Swati Sharma, 11
Indu Sharma, 38
Om Sharma, 54
Sharvan Sharma, 46
Uma Sharma, 43
Rina Sharma, 7
Manmohan Sharma, 40
Sushma Sharma, 34
Ruby Sharma, 8
Vikas Sharma, 3
Sumitra Sharma, 42
Anuj Sharma, 10
Sandeep Sharma, 16
Shayam Sharma, 41
Irene Shukla, 29
Jagit Singh, 24
Mukhtiar Singh, 55
Abhinav Singh, 8
Shalini Singh, 9
Dara Singh, 17
Balvir Singh, 46
Ranjina Singh, 38
Shona Singh, 14
Ajai Singh, 3
Amar Singh, 9
Usha Singh, 35
Akhand Singh, 40
Jjoyosree Singh, 33
Ratik Singh, 1
Anjami Sinha, 42
Usha Soni, 39
Moneka Soni, 11
Rina Soni, 10
Pankaj Soni, 3
Primajit Sran, 26
Brijbeheri Srivastava, 38
Lakshmi Subramanian, 42
Veena Subramanian, 8
Gopalsamudram Subramanian, 44
Jayalakshmi Subramanian, 38
Krishnan Subramanian, 13
Sumitra Subramanian, 3
Indira Swaminathan, 38
Padma Swaminathan, 8
Ramya Swaminathan, 5
Anand Swaminathan, 15
Ivy Tachettu, 20
Priya Thakur, 27
Vishal Thakur, 4
Vijaya Thampi, 28
Molly Thomas, 46
Vinod Thomas Kythakuzhical, 16
Anita Thomas Kythakuzhical, 15
Kurian Thomas Kythakuzhical, 53
Anne Travasso, 44
Lyon Travasso, 16
Lorraine Travasso, 19
C.F. Travasso, 46
Nirmal Trivedi, 40
Parul Trivedi, 12
Neeta Trivedi, 12
Hitra Tumkur, 17
Rammohan 21
Sanjay Turlapati, 15
Deepak Turlapati, 11
Sukhwinder Uppal, 35
Parminder Uppal, 10
Kuldip Uppal, 9
Virkam Upreti, 10
Hema Upreti, 40
Gyandra Upreti, 43
Vaz, Juliet, 28
Sukuvanam Venkatesan, 31
Geetha Venkatesan, 29
Krishnan Venketeswaran, 46
Balwinder Verma, 29
Akhil Wadhawa, 5
Serina Wadhawa, 8
Murthy Yallapragada, 63
As well as the baggage handlers:
Hideo Asano
Hideharu Koda
Mary, mother of goodness, that is a long list. Especially devastating that so many families were wiped out. If I'm correct, not only was this the worst terrorist attack in aviation history prior to the 11th of September 2001 attacks, but this was the third worst air disaster in history at the time, behind the Tenerife North Airport disaster and Turkish Airlines Flight 981. Of course though, Air India Flight 182 would be surpassed by Japan Airlines Flight 123 only seven weeks later.
Thank you for taking the time and effort to list all the names and ages of those murdered. It brings home the depth of this tradegy and the senseless loss of life. What did this act accomplish except anguish, loss, anger and injustice.
So many young families. 😢
Which one was the kid who wanted to see the cockpit
Also rip to all these people
@@serverbf100mr Aeroflot 593
As an Indian the Kanishka tragedy is really painful for me, even though I was born long after it. Thank you for taking it very seriously and perfectly capturing the tragedy for all.
I hate when acts of murder are called “incidents” or “accidents”.
Also: I feel bad for the gate agent that was intimidated into allowing one of the murders onto the plane. She has to live with all those lives lost.
They didn't get on the plane themselves, only their bags. They walked out of the terminal after checking in their bags.
@@squ34ky I don't think that would ever be allowed now. Not sure why that wasn't deemed suspicious then. But, the Swiss Cheese model of sequential screwups played out and allowed the bomb on to the plane.
Isn't "incident" fits instead of "accident"?
Because afaik, The former is for intentional event (murder included), while the latter is for unintentional event
@@Barri2410 ask the investigators. They label it that way on documentation.
@@AncestorEmpire1 bruh moment
You outdid yourself once again, Chloe. I've watched countless videos about this terrorist attack (edited), yet yours is by far the most detailed and complete one.
Great job
I don’t think you were intentional but an “horrible accident “? It was a terrorist attack.
I wasn't intentional, I agree you choice of words are way better than mine.
I wish I didn't read this comment and could have stayed in blissful ignorance about the creator...
@@Blex_040 lol
I'm in Ireland, 38 years old and feel like I wasn't aware of this incident at all. Very sad, and very well made video.
Cos Ireland is diversity hell now sadly
I would have been 10 years old at the time and I don't remember this either. I remember other incidents like lockerbie but not this one.
When you think of act's of terrorism you wouldn't really think of Ireland. We didn't forget about this tragedy though as there is a memorial garden down in West Cork at Ahakista I think.
I'm also an Indian Irish and I wasn't told abt this incident until last yr. Despite that, indeed it feels very off for Ireland and Japan to be involved in these tragedies, my respects....
@@stephenpowell8750You've never heard of the IRA??? Good grief, you must live under a rock 😅
Fun fact, most of the Canadians have no clue about this terrorist attack
They already forgot about the totalitarian lockdowns, the faked "mass graves", old ladies being trampled by RMCP horses, and consolidation of all media into state run.
The place is a shit hole.
Can concur, I live in Vancouver and had no idea about this
They taught us a lot in history class but never once mentioned the worst terrorist attack in Canadian history.
Can confirm. I'm Canadian and this is the first time I've ever heard about this.
It's an Indian issue
Could see the jump in quality within seconds of the video starting. Impressive work covering this tragedy, and RIP to everyone who passed away.
9:27 yeah the "dynamite" recreation was hollywood af :P
What quality lol.. using stock footage of 2003-modern era electronics parts. Using stock footage with LCD displays pretending its 1985 (14:42).
I get it, this is about the planes and the tragedy and there's a lot of channels about the respective topics of oldschool electronics, oldschool booking systems etc, no need to be picky. But little things like this really kill the suspension of disbelief.
@@lordmrwhatsyourname
Oh do shut up, Lord Snooty.
You’re the only one who felt that way. In fact you’re just jealous of the quality of the entire project. Poser.
Thank you for telling the story of how my childhood best friends were taken from us, along with so many other innocent people. So grateful.
Wow just saw this now! Thank you!!! 💛
Who was that?
Canada really failed the Air India victims, especially with the acquittal of Bagri and Malik. The judge in their case, when delivering his ruling, basically called out the Canadian government for botching their case so bad that he had to acquit them on lack of evidence.
I'm not sure if Air India 182 could be considered Canada's 9/11. I don't think it had the same cultural impact, and while every American knows about 9/11, I don't think the same can be said for Canadians and Air India 182. It wasn't an attack on Canada per say, like 9/11 was. The better comparison is Lockerbie, but on a bigger scale.
Imagine if this was a plane full of white Americans and the perpetrator was a terrorist organization based out of Afghanistan. What would the Americans expect out of Afghanistan? I would imagine they'd want the complete capture and extradition of ALL members of that terrorist organization. Or else the Americans would threaten to invade Afghanistan.
But when it is Indians and Canadian-Indians dying in a similar attack by a terrorist organization based out of Canada, did Canada capture and extradite ALL members of that terrorist organization? LOL no. They just went and gave them political space in their own country. And they continue to do this to this day. Insomuch that now these terrorists are running for elections in Canada.
Yeah, the West excels at selective outrage. And then they want to talk to India about "Ukraine". No offence to you as a person though. Just sharing the thoughts of the average Indian when it comes to Canada.
And today's Canada govt is still supporting these terrorist and hence supporting act of terrorism ..
Those who died were brown people that's why larger Canadians never gave shit about this incident
You know why it wasn't a attack? Because majority of Canadians who died were Brown not white.
Ya because most of the victims killed were not whites…plus vote bank politics from those khalistani communities in canada
I remember watching these folks get on the plane in Toronto that day. My family and I were going to Scotland on an Air Canada flight. We were so sad to hear what happened to them all after we landed.
😔
The Canadian govts apathy in this case is disgusting
Super well made vid, I appreciate your work a lot ❤
As a matter of fact, Canadian government supports the perpetrators & their organizations to this day.
The canadian govt still has a soft spot for these extremists and hosts them in their country.
Like father, like son.
Well, just a few days ago in broad daylight in Canada, Khalistanis were parading a float depicting the assassination of the Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.
And then there was that incident where Justin Trudeau invited a convicted terrorist to his party while on official trip to India.
One has to wonder what Canada aims to achieve by sheltering terrorists.
The Trudeau of that time was absolute trash and the filth in office now continues his legacy in the dung heap known as the Canadian Prime Minister's office. Canada is soft on terror and welcomes all sorts of extremists yet cracks down on hard working people and persecutes its own law-abiding citizens. Thank God I'm not there anymore.
fact: Canda govt trying to protect these terrorist to till date
Suffering from the same people too
Excellent job, loving the new format.
As this demonstrates terrorists only have to get lucky once whereas security needs to get lucky every time.
Very true. Well said.
should have extradited reyet to India where they know how to get information from terrorists, because Canadian authorities and justice are useless.
Security should not be relied on luck. It has to be certain
All this security is a theater. Visibility of activity
Unfortunately the odds are in favour of the criminal.
31:55 Jesus Christ, that's actually fucking terrifying. I swear I can hear the words "help" even if it might just be static.
I just hope most people died instantly and didn't suffer.
That kid who just wanted to see the view from the cockpit almost makes me cry. It's so innocent.
Canadian authority has always been a joke.
Not even 3:00 minutes in and I can tell the amount of work put into this one.
Why make things up?
Talwinder Parmar was mysteriously "unalived" in india in 1992, by indian police.
Wow that's karma in action for sure!
Really heartbreaking! And my blood boils to see them scot free. I remember working in a travel agency in chennai, India and one of my clients from Hindustaan lever lost his wife and 3 sons on this flight
I remember how devastated he was . His family wiped out in a jiffy. Pray for those souls
I grew up 10 minutes outside Duncan. Flights coming in and out of YVR still go over us every day, and it’s a horrifying reminder of the connection the town has to one of the worst mass murders in Aviation history.
A Green dot aviation and Disaster Breakdown collab? I’m ready for this
That was totally and utterly engrossing from start to finish, brilliant job Chloe!! A longer video like this gets you really immersed in the story and it was truly horrifying and tragic...i do recall this happening although I was only 9 at the time. I recall much better the Lockerbie tragedy not least because I lived and continue to live in Scotland, so do please remake that, I would get a lot out of it. Air India 182 could have had an ending just like Lockerbie of course had it exploded over Ireland or the UK...it doesn't bear thinking about really.
This is truly one of the most horrific, painful, and infuriating disasters. May all who lost their loved ones find peace. And this needs to be stopped.
Thank you. 😭😫💔It’s not yet ok. It was an unbelievable loss and the motivation was so irrational, I think many of us are still carrying so much grief and no hope for justice.
Holy cow! The production quality is crazy for this-and it really surprised me to hear Green Dot at the beginning!
Another great video. You’re always so respectful with these unfortunate events.
The reason india shouldn’t trust the Canadian counter parts rather taking care of their enemies by their own means.
I'm a bit broke ATM, but I'm halfway in, and this level of work warrants chipping in.
Bravo, Chloe!
Thank you so much for the super thanks :)
How do I contribute?
@@podgesaxpianoI know this is a few months late, but there is a button with the like and share called “Thanks” where you can donate
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Wait, the president of Canada in 1982 was Trudeau's father? Now that explains everything happening in Canada right this moment.
Yuppers, unfortunately. But the title is Prime Minister.
Fake enthusiasm not needed. No it doesn't explain everything it explains very little in fact. You are trying to run.
@@ASingh1699kits explains why najjar was not extredicted and why india had to do what it did to prevent another bombing and save canadians.
@rony9747 Nijjar didn't blow up any plane. Main accused in AI bombing are dead, have been to prison or are today Indian state guests of honour enjoying full privileges. Canada may well have proof of AI bombing also.
You Canadian MAGA supporter?
The production value on this video is basically unrecognizable from your earlier videos. It's awesome to see your channel grow and improve!
This has to be the best someone has explained this disaster. I had seen so many air india documentaries. This has to be most in-depth and I learnt so much more
So infuriating! There are people doing more time for petty crimes than these pieces of trash got. Great video though. Yes - I would love to see a new Lockerbie video.
The canadian govt is known to have a soft spot for these khalistani extremists, even to this day they host them in their country happily.
Many reasons to love Canada. But their government support for K terrorists is alone sufficient enough to make me dislike Canada wholeheartedly.
@@elgaatooo just making up sh#t. Or are you actually that obtuse and you really believe what your e written? Not sure which is worse.
This incident was truly heart breaking to learn about when I first saw it on an episode of Mayday. So many things went wrong at the worst possible times to make this happen, and I hope the world learned some lessons from it, even if it wouldn't prevent other tragedies.
Nope. There is one more Tredeu right now and openly supporting Khalistani terrorists. Some of their sympathizer are even MP in current government.
@@raulcharasi7424 That is wholly untrue! And learn to spell basic words and names.
@@ditzygypsyt is true, it's Gurratan Singh, he is the brother of Jagmeet Singh, the leader of Canada's federal NDP party. Gurratan is a khalistani and calls the deadly riot in 1984 a "genocide" which is was not. He leaves out the fact that it was in response to Indira Gandhi's two Sikh bodyguards assassinating her. Those two guys never lived to see the outcome but they knew Sikhs would be endangered and didn't care because in their minds they were saints and martyrs...but they caused the deaths of tons of Sikhs. It's their fault they lit the match, Congress saw the job they started and finished it. Many years later KPS Gill managed to crush the khalistani insurgency which also involved khalistanis murdering tons of Sikhs, and Gill was a Jat Sikh, a high caste. Gill was called the Lion of Punjab for good reason.
@@stevenseagull7.7bviews47 What fuddu logic is this? Yes it was a genocide of Sikhs and no the 2 bodyguards did not cause it, the congress and stupid supporters did it. Would you blame the muslim rioters who set the Godhra train ablaze or the BJP leaders who attacked the babri masjid, knowing it would cause issues? Start calling things as they are. The Khalistani terrorists need to be singled out and eliminated, but dod just label anyone and everyone as Khalistani and go around killing them
@@raulcharasi7424pls fox your grammar
Sadly, I remember this event very well. I helped retrieve some debris, overhead cabin doors and trim from this B747 washed up on a beach in West Wales. It was collected by Welsh Police. Thanks for the video!
Omg😢
The detail about the little boy who wanted to see the cockpit absolutely broke my heart.
1985 was a pretty bad year for aviation since you had this and then two months later Delta Airlines Flight 191, JAL Flight 123 and British Airtours Flight 28M in quick succession.
Also, Pierre Trudeau is Justin's father. The Canadian premiership must be one big pile of nepotism.
Iberia 610 also happened in 1985. Pilot error leading to CFIT
I live in Vancouver myself, and this is my first time hearing this story.
Rest in peace to everyone who died in this incident.
Doesn't surprise me at all that a Canadian has never heard of this tragedy before today smfh!
You've never heard of this because it goes against Western narratives. Bet you've heard about Indian "atrocities in Kashmir"? That is because it fits in with Western agenda. But you would have never heard of "Kashmiri Pandit Genocide", right? That one goes against Western narrative on India. West has a total stranglehold on information dispensing mechanisms in this world and they wield it like a weapon. There is a reason you know of India's "Caste System" but not of its "Reservation System". And the list goes on and on.
You live in Vancouver, BC, Canada and you've never heard of Air India 182, the biggest terrorist attack in Canadian history?
@@stephenc6955I have read that most Canadians don't know about this incident
@@TONI__KROOS Half of Canadians are more worried about things going on in the USA than their own country.
I rarely comment on any video, but I have to say that the extra time you have been able to put into this video is evident from the start. ( as of writing this, i am 2 minutes in!) Your dedication to high quality, well researched and respectful videos have always wowed me. - A long time lurker. Please keep it up!
Thank you for this video. I was a kid when I heard about this air crash. One of the flight attendants was a family friend. I could never find any information that is so detailed.
Thank you for telling this story to the world. Everyone needs to know the reality of what these people are capable of.
Definitely your best video so far, and it's clear that relaxing the schedule paid off by enabling you to cover this complex story in the detail it deserves. Looking forward to the next one!
Chloe, This is brilliant. Brilliant coverage and storytelling ❤ And Green Dot, Thank you for the commentary of The pilots of the Flight. RIP the 329 Lives lost on the flight 💔😭😭😭
Stop feeding his delusion.
@@Vicus_of_Utrechtthis doesnt affect you at all, so leave it
Growing up in Montreal at the time I remember hearing about this as it unfolded, and seeing the changes to security processes afterwards. The complete shambles of a criminal investigation was something I followed with growing horror.
canada is a fertile soil for khalistani extremist, khalistani extremist are elected and praised by mr trudaeu.
just 2 days before khlistani made a doll of indir gandhi ex prime minister of india who was assassinated by sikh extremist.... getting shot by them ua-cam.com/users/shorts52n568XchsI?feature=share
Imagine if this was a plane full of white Americans and the perpetrator was a terrorist organization based out of Afghanistan. What would the Americans expect out of Afghanistan? I would imagine they'd want the complete capture and extradition of ALL members of that terrorist organization. Or else the Americans would threaten to invade Afghanistan.
But when it is Indians and Canadian-Indians dying in a similar attack by a terrorist organization based out of Canada, did Canada capture and extradite ALL members of that terrorist organization? LOL no. They just went and gave them political space in their own country.
Yeah, the West excels at selective outrage. And then they want to talk to India about "Ukraine".
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Thank you so much for taking the time to produce this amazing video Chloe hopefully you'll be able to do more videos like this :)
Of course!! You're so welcome :)
@Disaster Breakdown btw watch out for liars.
@@GigaChadMain69420 huh?
Funny these modern country showed compassion to those terrorists but not to those innocents whom lost their lives n their grieving families.
Truth. 😢
They are now suffering from the same people
And they still maintain the same mentality 39 years later
I really like the format of this video, Chloe! It's apparent that the additional time allowed you to create a really high quality video, and it was extremely enjoyable to watch. And that intro with Green Dot Aviation really pulled me in!
My prayers for all the victims of this monstrous tragedy !
Forget all those dumbed down, breathlessly sensationalist and endlessly repetitive "documentaries" on tv. THIS is, what a real documentary looks like!
You described thosr "documentaries" exactly. Ugh.
They don't feel the need to become the story. It is a refreshing change from much of what is out there. I have to say though, the channels that deal with air accidents, incidents, and terrorism, are often well done.
Professionaly made.
I watched another documentary on this exact same incident. They even showed the bodies and a bit of the rescue operation. I could not sleep.
Two of the best aviation channels working together, amazing job!
RIP to the victims.
Just when I thought your videos couldn't get any more intriguing and informative!! Such a terrifying and heartbreaking disaster but tactfully recounted. Prayers to those involved. Thanks Chloe, once again. Loved the collab with Green Dot as well!
Excellent video as always Chloe, but I have to say this one was particularly impressive. What a horrible tragedy for Canada and India alike
Man , a 747 is huge, I'm amazed they get off the ground😮
OMG A collab with Green Dot Aviation?? Y’all are my top two aviation channels!! This is awesome, Chloe!
On a serious note, thank you for covering this incident. It is absolutely tragic and shows how depraved and horrible some people can be, taking lives without compunction.
The killing of 15000+ Sikhs(mostly during 1984) in the most horrific way at that time along with the destruction of the Holiest site of their religion, I guess was not a depraved or a horrible act according to western standards or double standards OOPS!! Although, an eye for an eye and lives for lives is not a justifiable solution but the full context must be known!
@@staniststan6509Literally does not give the thumbs up to justify the removal of innocent people. No matter the occasion or reason. The full context is that there are awful individuals in the world who are not afraid to share how cruel they can be at a moments notice, and you don't even need to be known to them.
This is an accident I’ve always been intrigued by, but there was never enough information. Turns out, it was much worse than I expected. Thank you for covering this topic.
The 4 more days of waiting were definitely worth it.
Also, you should try branching out into some different types of disasters, like maritime disasters, considering you’ve already done some rail disasters.
Damn, what're the odds that Jeannie was the one who happened to check in both of the bombs...? Of course she couldn't have known, but man, I can only imagine the guilt she's had to overcome.
Rest in Peace to the victims.
She went against protocals
Great to see the collaboration with Green dot aviation. You always tell these stories with a great degree of respect .
Kindest regards from Ireland.
It came out very recently from C.S.I.S that the Canadian prime Minister at the time (Brian Mulroney) was actually made aware something like this could happen but likely chose to ignore it
The same is happening all over again in 2023 and Canada has still not learnt from his mistakes! Pathetic
Canada, bad India is good? Hmmm
@@ASingh1699kwhy the fk Canada has to decide India is bad.. We didn't did terrorist attack on you
Proof?
You learnt a lesson or need more time? No matter what comparison you make, India is no comparison to Canada. None.
The thing about Jeannie Adams is that people are generally helpful - society wouldn't work if people weren't generally helpful and kind. And unfortunately this means if someone wants to cause harm, they can easily take advantage of this.
That poor woman. She was literally doing what, for the vast majority of other passengers, would have been the right, helpful thing to do, and she must have been left with horrific trauma and guilt as a result (even though it wasn't her fault, or even her responsibility).
Your sympathy is misplaced. Yes, Singh badgered her at the check-in counter. However, Jeannie Adams broke POLICY by allowing that bag to be checked for a stand-by ticket. She was the first, and most simple line of defense and her "helpful" action is the root cause of this terrible tragedy.
@@RodsFromGod_26 That the bag was to be transferred to an Air India flight should also have caught her attention. It was on a heightened security alert.
High-quality content. Thank you.
Thank you!
Ruling Canadian government must watch this as a training. Poor Jr Trudeau.
You MAGA?
You and Green Dot have outdone yourselves
simple applause is not enough.
This is superior to most Magellan or Curiosity Stream docs.
Insanely amazing cinematic intro. Gave me chills. Thank you for making content that's interesting but also very respectful. I like that you focus on memorializing losses and learning from mistakes/failures that contribute to tragedies like these.
Amazing job Chloe! You always make amazing content, and this being your longest peice of content so far makes me so excited for what comes in the future. Keep it up we'll be here along side you.
Thank you!
Whether or not to consider it a Canadian tragedy or an Indian one, a tragedy was a tragedy. More than 300 lost their lives. Whether you consider the dead to be Indian or Canadian, they were human and they were owed justice. It is horrible that the ones who actually carried the bombs were never identified let alone caught.
And I am sad that this disaster receives far less attention than Lockerbie although this one took far more lives. It's as if Indian lives matter less.
It is definitely incredibly sad, but you will see in the comments here that the people who don’t care are the same ones writing comments that they believe even our Indian members of parliament are terrorists. The way this story was presented has helped those people feel comfortable in coming out of the woodwork, where worms live, and saying terrible things about other Indo-Canadians. I’m not Indian, but I’m also Canadian, and some of the posts make me ill!
Big congrats to you on this, Chloe!
This was so well covered and you can see the extra time to make it helped to pack in all that information so well!
I definitely look forward to watching these longer form videos in future!
This is possibly one of your greatest videos, Chloe! Congratulations! ❤ And thank you for your collaboration with Emmett, you both rock🎉
PS. I feel so sorry for Jeannie Adams.. What this poor woman must have felt afterwards even though she wasn't the one responsible for b0mbing is quite beyond me.. :(
RIP to all on board
So some people survived the fall to then die from drowning in the ocean…. That’s terrifying
the production quality of your videos and just incredible delivery on information will never not be amazing. you're so incredibly underrated, thank you for sharing such important cases from commercial flight history and keeping those lost remembered.
hats off for such careful, thorough and thoughtful work you did on this video, and all your videos where that's concerned
Loved this longer-format video. Very impressive jump in quality from even the usual high standard! Also loved the cameo from Green Dot! Two of my favorite aviation-focused channels collaborating is always a treat! Please take all the time you need to continue producing videos of this caliber!
Ah Emperor Kanishka, the one other air disaster that got me into aviation. Well done Chloe! Absolutely well done!
Thanks
Use his real name...
Wow, this is cinematic work! I’m floored at the quality and collaboration of this video. This is worth the longer wait for new content. Well worth it. Well done, you all! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
The Irish controller said he called it in even thought it had only been a minute. They don’t usually call it in until after it’s been out of contact for 30 mins but he said something told him to call it in
I like that you produce this in solemnity and respect. And make a point to remember victims.
This is a phenomenal breakdown of this event! One of the best I have seen. I love the longer format videos. It allows you to give details that you wouldn't be able to provide with a 15 or 20 mins video. Great job!
The biggest terrorist incident before 9/11 and there has ben no serious conviction or justice.
Most were immigrant Canadian citizens of Indian heritage. I wonder if the Canadian government would act so clumsily and with such indifference if all had been white.
Chloe, thank you for consistently giving us these professional-quality videos, which are so thoroughly researched, explained, and narrated. Also, I must compliment your titles for these videos - they are attention-grabbing while not being clickbait or pandering to the lowest common denominator. You deserve many more subs, and I hope you get them soon!
Stop using his fake name.
Probably one of the best videos to date from you. Wasn't expect Greendot Aviation being a feature in this one
Your finest work. Bravo. As a Canadian and Vancouverite this resonated extra for me.
Moral of the story: Never trust a Trudeau
@@DioTheGreatOneblah blah blah blah stop making excuses for your political fantasy world
Rest in peace to all the victims of the attack.
The least Canadian thing about Canadian government is they said its aint our problem bud
Isn't that par for the course when it comes to Canadian government though? I mean, they still give political backing and refuge to these terrorist organizations.
I love the extra boost within the quality, you’ve always produced high quality content and this has raised the bar even higher. Hopefully we can have more longer videos about the bigger air disasters
Holy production quality
This is outstanding
very in-depth analysis and professional touch. history is part of living. well-done to you guys. my condolences to the families of those who lost their loved ones in that heartbreaking disaster.
YAY! Love you and your work Chloe! I support you and support your awesome, intelligent, engaging content. The excitement I feel when you put out content is beyond what I feel for any other channel. Thank you for your time
Nice video sir
Big fan from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳
Can you try making a video on Indian airlines flight 605
Rip to all the passengers and crew of air india 182😥😥
Excellent production value on this one, Chloe! Enjoy Green Dot Aviation for contributions to this one. Thanks so much!
This is gonna be such a hit. Good job Chloe!
Thank you!!!
That's why the Indian Government fed up of fighting for justice for so many years and just fed up of the Gutless Canadian Government took it in their own hands and deleted those responsible and are deleting those who are actively plotting against our country.
We fought for justice, we practically begged you but you denied it and laughed on our face but you forget a simple fact that we are 1.4 billion + people and if we were forced to take justice in our own hands, Canada is just too small of a nation to box with GOD!
Feel the wrath. With love from India 🇮🇳
Indeed my brother 😌
5:27 this feels wrong,
It's like forcing a country who was colonized for years to bow their heads again to their "Queen"
Wow! Did not expect the backstory regarding Canada. Knew of this flight and what happened. Thanks for such a comprehensive story!
Really well done 👏 You've made this with attention to detail and a real sense of respect for those poor people who were just destroyed, and for what??! Tragic, so awful.
This was amazing. The narration, the information,quality, personal commentary,... just fabulous. Keep up the great work.
I'm glad you are covering it, this was one of the biggest tragedies of the 80's and goes underrated
I did see my name scrolling through that Patreon outro, happy to support your work! 😊