Engine Explodes. Passenger Partially Ejected. Southwest Flight 1380.
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- Опубліковано 16 лис 2024
- APRIL 17, 2018
Southwest Airlines Flight 1380 was a scheduled passenger flight from New York LaGuardia to Dallas Love Field on April 17, 2018, that experienced a catastrophic engine failure. The left engine suffered an uncontained failure, causing debris to strike the fuselage and a window, leading to rapid cabin depressurization.
A passenger, Jennifer Riordan, was partially ejected through the broken window and later died from her injuries despite efforts by other passengers and crew. The pilots, Captain Tammie Jo Shults and First Officer Darren Ellisor, managed to safely land the damaged Boeing 737-700 in Philadelphia, demonstrating exceptional skill under pressure.
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) investigation attributed the incident to metal fatigue in a fan blade, prompting industry-wide inspections of similar engines. This marked the first fatality on a U.S. airline flight since 2009 and highlighted the importance of engine safety and maintenance protocols.
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That pilot is a BOSS!
ALWAYS keep your seatbelt on. I’m just a private pilot, but the biggest risk is probably clear air turbulence. You could be bounced off the ceiling and break your neck. There’s no reason to keep your seatbelt unfastened. If you need to you can keep it a little bit loose, but keep it buckled.
specially if it is a Boeing 737
I feel naked without a seat belt, whether on an aircraft or a car. I put it on even if I'm just moving spots in the same parking lot.
is the radio quality still so darn poor in the US? How can air safety be maintained this way?
That pilot stayed calm and professional. Her plane has only one working engine, part of the plane is missing and while in the air she responds "good day"!!
"Calm", she practically gave no sense of urgency what-so-ever, to the point of almost being giggly about it in her tone.
*gum snapping*
*hair twirling*
No worries, "no fire, just single engine."
First time I have heard an Operations radio call sound as clear and crisp as the controllers
Captain is Soooooo COOL and Come !!!!!~~~~~~~
that's the person operating the radio, I guess it must be the co.
We aren't speed readers.
You have to leave the text on the screen long enough for us to read it.
umm hitting pause might help.
@flirjock When you hit pause, (watching on Fire TV) stuff comes up on the screen that blocks what is there. Try it sometime. Then again, perhaps not. Chances are you have no idea as to what Fire TV is. Why do I even bother!
my apologies to you for trying to help. have a good day.
I don't know when the pilots were informed that someone went outside of the plane. The woman talking was calm and then when she informed the tower that someone went out she sounded a little shaky. Imagine being in a [lane and someone get sucked out0 everyone worst nightmare.
Blown out...
@@mikegreene8461 6:39
@@JohnBerg-l8h The Myth of Being Sucked Out
The pressure inside the cabin is significantly higher than the pressure outside at cruising altitude. Therefore, any opening in the fuselage would result in air rushing out of the aircraft rather than passengers being pulled out.Apr 25, 2024
I don’t fly much anymore but when I did I always wore my seat belt , stuff happens
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That lady pilot is a former military pilot hence her calm demeanor during the emergency.
Any captain will maintain a calm professional demeanor regardless of background. If you read her book you will be made aware that during the incident she was praying for her to be able to get her plane down safely.
@@maesc2001 Can you give me the details of her book please? TIA
I recently read some info about an aviation parts company that got caught selling used / bogus parts which included the 737 engines. I wonder if the FAA found out any info if this may have contributed to the damage.
Not the first person killed by SWA, despite what Herb liked to claim.
Why didn't they declare mayday ?
I thought ATC did a fantastic job of supporting the crew of that aircraft as well as coordinating all the others.
Jennifer riordan’s family hopefully received a big settlement from this. Such a sad story. No doubt that was a violent death. Likely killed as soon as she was sucked out of an 8x12 window.
Why wasn't she wearing her seat belt? Albeit a freak accident, but still risky behavior.
Great job crew! My heart goes out to the ones most affected in the flight. Southwest and Boeing in the news again though..smh
Things like this are practiced at every recurrent training . First thing the crew should have done is switch to guard freq and declared an emergency on 21.5 single frequency through landing, which reduces the work load of changing frequencies and possibly missing the correct one which definitely adds work load. Also, and maybe they did, we just aren’t sure, was to call on the lead FA to get them a better status of the cabin and pax. How many were injured or missing and how bad is the structural damage. Many recurrent classes will analyze this incident, and mechanics will study that engine.
Okay, maybe it's just me, but I got the feeling that the APPROACH ATC seemed forced to talk to the female pilot like she was slow. It was interesting when ATC hesitated after hearing that "someone went out." I'm sure hearing that changed the entire dynamic of the incident.
It’s you. All the female pilots out there, many are captains flying commercially, and you come up with sexism from the audio? Unbelievable.
Yep..."went out'??
Tbh I didn’t interpret it as that. I actually was just writing how helpful I thought ATC was.
@stevenwest000 Fair. I compared how he was speaking to other a/c, and how he was initially talking to her. Perhaps I'm wrong.
@@bobg1685yeh I think maybe he just realised how stressed she probably was, so gave her as much time or support as she wanted.
And that poor passenger who was just in the wrong place at the wrong time….strange how your life can just end so unexpectedly. And yet we still all take it for granted. Now I’m getting too philosophical!
if you have the talent and skill to save this plane then your my pilot !!
This is the way it works…..DEI not involved or invited.
Another old "CLICK BAIT " title of a 7 year old event !!! !
Left? No right left right!!!
Maybe we should send female cops over to become pilots, because they seem to make excellent pilots.
Wow! Does anyone know if they found the poor person who was sucked out? Sad and terrifying...
She was sucked out and pulled back in by passengers. Unfortunately she did not survive.
@@gpslightlock1422 Thanks, awful. :(
Wasn’t sucked out. Blown out.
SWA……Something Wrong Again…🤓
another Boeing 737
Also airplane got shot in Dallas
That is a pretty uneducated comment.
😂 😎