Airbus A380 Catches Fire Immediately After Takeoff | TWO Wounded Giants
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The Captain of the Southwest flight was a highly trained military pilot filling in for her husband who was also a highly trained military pilot. There is no doubt her professionalism was a result of her training. The controller seemed to be struggling with his emotions while she was confident and relaxed. She was confident in a compassionate way. I would board any flight she was commanding!
Me too, just listen to how she was calm reporting the failur.
100%
She was fingering herself the entire time
I love that ATC question: “You are single engine.. what else?”. That really calm lady pilot could have said…. “Oh nothing else. I could use a snack, but I’ll wait until we get on the ground” (like Kelsey would say).
Wtf is a lady pilot. Do you say gentleman pilot
The amount of times pilots bring home their crippled aircraft to a successful landing is truly amazing. As in these two cases their professionalism and airmanship is outstanding.
For anyone that wants to know, the song at the end is "A gentle Light" by Will Van De Crommert
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Thanks that actually helped me
Good morning, congratulations to the two captains of both Qantas and Southwest airlines and they did well, because right away the Qantas captain saw what was happening. catching fire and then also notified the control tower, which is why It was a success. And for the Southwest commander the same thing, who is also to be congratulated, it was a job well done.
The second controller on the Southwest 1380 flight was perfect. He gave them any altitude, any speed, total discretion for whatever the pilot needed. Also when he asked a question and the pilot didn't immediately answer, he said 'doesn't matter'. He totally understood that they were busy in the cockpit and the answer to is question could wait.
This should be played in training for ATC, showing that in such a situation, the crew will have better things to do than talk to you
To add to the brief story here' the Qantas A-380 had myriad problems as well as the uncontained engine explosion that made it very difficult to fly and the computer fault warning system became overwhelming in its flow of faults. Plus the aircraft was very overweight.(Even the landing computations demonstrated the runway wasn't long enough to stop the aircraft in time) Though the Captain was somewhat criticised for losing his 'cool', the first officer kept a calm head and re-did the mathematics, they hand flew the landing and succeeded. It was a very close thing.
That Southwest captain can fly me anywhere. A true Boss!
For those people who don't know, this channel has been reposting previous posted videos for like half a year already, which they just post a video that connects two previous posted episode and instead of a brand new story is being made. About half a year ago, this channel almost post a brand new story every week, they still repost that time but just BARELY. And to be honest, I think these accidents included in any one of their connected (or reposted) video are not similar, which means they don't meant to be serious to make a connected video, instead they are just busy, so I hope you just went busy for half a year instead of considering give up this job. You have left your true fans many memories, and even used to be the best air crash simulation channel around 2020 according to me.😢
Why don’t you take over instead of whining ?
@@margiekinlaw4260literally irrelevant to his point 💀
@@margiekinlaw4260 Because we want to watch the content and not actually pay hundreds or couple thousand dollars to own the channel
I heard the owner of this channel was kidnapped and had to pay ransom to some 10 year old kids with his rights to the channel. Now, the kids are getting all the candy they want from owning a monetized UA-cam channel. But I still watch the new videos here because I’m almost 100 years old and I can’t even remember what I had for breakfast, much less any videos I watched before lunch.
Ya get what ya pay for sucka
The Southwest captain's voice was so chilled it had me wondering if it was AI generated, but no, she really was that calm
The Captain of that flight was a US Navy aviator; she flew the A-7 Corsair, EA-6B Prowler, and F/A-18 Hornet in her military career. The First Officer was also former military, having flown the E-3A Sentry for the US Air Force. Their exemplary airmanship and professionalism while under stress are a testament to their training.
I love female Captains, they're always calming when I hear them over the intercom in the airplane though my poor Mom didn't feel the same, probably due to growing up in the 1920's. I believe she encountered her first female Captain when I did in 1980.
Pilots is a giga high risk job, only the ones with apt mental capabilities could work there. Don't trust woke medias out there saying diversity quota or whatever, because those woke individuals are just "cover" models to make it seem they're following degeneracy.
Damn! Why does that Southwest captain sound so laid-back, calm and actually in a good mood?🤔🤔🤔
I wonder if the people who complain about this channel reuploading old videos have watched every single video on this channel? If so, it's time they checked out other channels as there are so many of them that cover same topic. To some this is a reupload, but to others this is something new.
I am in the category of those who haven't seen the older videos. To me, these are all new videos. Because of the safety of airlines, there are a limited number of airline accidents to report on. If a person has seen all of the videos available on this channel, quit watching the channel. I am new to U-TUBE(I am 82 and didn't watch U-TUBE until I retired 4 years ago), and I have found some channels that I didn't like for some reason, and I just stopped watching them. Complaining about them doesn't make any sense. After all, they don't cost anything to watch them.
Wow, London to Sydney in 22 hours non stop. The last time I did that leg was in 1994 in a 747. It was 28 hours back then with a stopover in Singapore. Plus an additional 3 hours from Tenerife to London. Flying has gotten faster
Last time i was this early Wilbur was flying it
I agree that new videos should be posted reruns.
The two-hour ultrasonic inspection only costs $170. What a deal! Why didn't they have them done?
His videos are very good, and he is also very popular in China. Many Chinese people have released translated versions of his videos. My biggest pleasure every day is opening Bilibili and watching his videos. However, recently I have found that he has been posting videos that he has repeated before. I hope he is only tired, and I also hope this situation will only last for six monthsChinese aviation enthusiasts have heard of this channel to some extent, and I sincerely hope that it will update the video as soon as possible.
these pilots always seem just as calm as i am when making my grocery list (calmer than me when i think of how prices have skyrocked) . they act like these things happen every day . makes me wonder how much does go wrong , and we never find out about it .
Southwest, our own version of RyanAir. "Anything for a lower price!"
It’s not worth complaining about the reuploads anymore.
Because there hasn't been much more accidents to document since these have happened. If it has, nobody would be flying at all to get anywhere. They would drive, walk, bus, and train their way to their destination.
@@arthurpenfield8229It disappoints that channels keep covering the same crashes over and over. There are hundreds of crashes or near death emergencies from the last 50 years that could be covered. The Russians alone could fill a series
Hope you're not implying that you WANT more accidents to occur... I'd rather TheFlightChannel does reuploads over people dying.
@@amasing115he’s not saying that, he’s saying that there are still more accidents to cover.
@@DC10_AV If so, then I apologize. But you don't know either what his mindset was whilst typing that comment, so I can't be too sure.
In the actual photo of the aircraft when it's on the ground and you can see the broken window. Notice the color of the windows in front of that one and then the color tint of the 5 or 6 immediately after.
Just wanted to add that on the Southwest Airlines Flight 1380, one passenger, a woman, died. 8 other passengers were injured. RIP one soul lost.
did she fall out the window what happened?
@@Andreabay90 She was partially sucked out the window and died from her injuries.
It's a good day when TheFlightChannel uploads.
Reuploadd
No its not, he reuploads videos just for money and is no longer making original videos.
Re-uploads*
Who are all these sniveling Karen's in the comment section?? If you've seen it, don't watch it! I've never seen it, so i watched it!
Exactly. The sense of entitlement is off the charts. Just go away if it triggers you THAT much.
@@christopherweise438 Seems to me that you are triggered most of all. Calm down, Karen.
@@bradjohnson482 - Thanks for proving my point. Appreciate it.
@@christopherweise438lmao 💀
@@christopherweise438 You're welcome, Karen, any time, ma'am.
Been following this channel since the beginning and a lot of these videos i haven't seen. Even then if i have seen them i like watching them again this is still the best channel for flight simulations. If you have already seen it then don't watch it. Do you realize how much time and effort it takes to make just one of these videos?
If you run out of ideas, reposting videos isn't really the best idea
So don't watch!
Well at least everyone survived and the plane didn’t crash
Everyone didn't survive. The 43 year old female passenger that was partially sucked out the window died.
The A-380 was lucky to get on the ground safely. If it’s correct that the engine fire reached 1,000 degrees Celsius, that’s around 1800 degrees Fahrenheit. The melting point of Aluminum is 1200 degrees Fahrenheit or so. The consequences of an uncontrolled fire would have been truly catastrophic.
At 6:14 you can read "Southwest 3472" instead 1380. 3472 suffered a similar accident in 2016.
@PeeweeHerman-lc4ohnobody cares about your opinion
@PeeweeHerman-lc4ohchannels like these are for aviation enthusiasts. If you don't care get outta here
Missed you! Hoping new material coming soon!
You know, some of you just need to stop complaining. Not everyone has been following this channel since Day 1 or has had the chance to binge-watch every video that’s ever been uploaded. If it’s a video you’ve already seen and you don’t want to see it again, be a darned adult and DON’T WATCH IT! My gosh, if you hate the channel that much and/or are sooooo disappointed in it, do the rest of us a favor by unsubscribing so you’ll stop ruining it for all of us newer people who DO want to watch and enjoy the videos - regardless of the original upload date.
I came here because this channel covered different incidents, and I found it to be fascinating. I binged everything, and there was a new upload every week. I think this channel is dying. There is no effort to be what they used to be. It's just re-upload after re-upload. And the feedback isn't what is killing the channel, it's the constant re-uploads that the feedback is trying to address.
Hmm. A dark window on the port side indicates a previously reported situation, but nothing was said about any rapid decompression or other possible passengers injuries.
6:14 Southwest?!
RR got a lot of flak over the Trent 900 uncontained failure & most of it was rubbish. Engines as with anything mechanical fail from time to time it`s unavoidable, new or old it doesn`t matter....it happens. While the engine manufacturers do all they can to design cowls to help contain debris, there are situations where it doesn`t work & it`s `in-the-lap-of-the-Gods` where that debris will end up. The Qantas episode was particularly unlucky as it effected pipework in the wing with bad consequences....very nasty true. But an Air France A380 fitted with EA GP7200 ( GE/P&W competitor engine to the T-900 ) had an uncontained engine failure where the large front fan & cowling sheared-of & missed the wing virtually completely which was hugely fortunate especially regarding the size of the failed parts & of course no flak given in comparison to the RR incident....very curious eh?!
What about air india or air india express which caught fire a couple of days ago
It takes more than a couple of days for investigators to do their job.
@PeeweeHerman-lc4oh???
@@lisadioguardi5742 ok
2nd from Brazil 🇧🇷
It’s true! And Brazil 🇧🇷 is the best!
I’m going next month, your open mouth!
So??? How is that related???
@PeeweeHerman-lc4oh
And you shut up as well!
Yo what a380 are you using?awesome new video BTW
The flight sim is p3d
No way I'd fly with the "captain" on 2nd story. She sounds like a housewife.
So a passenger went out the window... outside of the plane, like died? Or partial body out the window, sustaining injuries? Important information.
Her name was Jennifer Riordan. RIP
where did you get the A380 for P3D?
What does a Trent 900 failure on a 380 have to do with a completely different kind of failure on a CFM on a 73?
Combining it to get longer videos and reupload them
Hello ,TheFlightChannel Can You make a Video of Singapore Airlines Flight 321?
On 21 May 2024 , a Singapore Airlines Boeing 777-312ER operating as Flight 321, flying a scheduled passenger flight from London Heathrow Airport to Singapore Changi Airport carrying 229 occupants on board, encountered severe turbulence over Myanmar, resulting in one death and 104 injuries.The aircraft subsequently made an emergency landing at Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok.
Way too early to post a video about this incident! It's still under investigation!
In the second incident it was stated that one person was ejected in the place where there was a hole in the plane. What are the details?
She wasn't ejected she was only partially sucked out. She did not live.
@@Steve-pk9ok OK. Very sad
Search for Southwest 1380 incident for details.
Oh I seen this it’s Qantas Flight 32
Tell us how many souls aboard!!
Hey! Stop giving the A380 a dirty name!
How can someone being sucked out of the tiny window? Anyone can explain?
I don't think they were expelled from the aircraft... they probably hit their head on the window or got it stuck
Partially their body/head was out and they later succumbed to the injuries and maybe breathing effects too
I'm officially done. Unsubscribing.
I did the same just now. I used to love this channel so I'm sorry to go, but the content is just meh these days. A new episode appears about once in several months, and the rest are just jumbled, randomly put together rehashes, although there are still so many incidents and crashes out there that TFC has never done.
I'll miss the old channel, which was really fun to watch over the past few years, and I'll miss the convenient subtitles that most others don't have, but I won't miss what TFC has become. Thankfully, there are other channels like Green Dot or Three Greens that are still interested in posting rather than reposting.
👏👏👏👏
Video idea:Sq321
Name of the song at the very end of the video?
hushshshs every one survived
I wanted to find out if anyone died on the Southwest flight and I can't find any information. Google is saying there is no information on a Southwest Flight 3472 from New York to Dallas. What??
1 person died
@@pl_historyfan Thank you. I wonder why I can't find this flight, though.
It was flight 1380.
@@tma-1704 Thank you. Finally found it.
He sold the channel about 6 months ago and reposts are what we get now.
How many reuploads man 😞
TheFlightChannel you are loosing viewers with posting same stuff in short version in order to get more viewers, this suppose to be real educative accident reporting channel, not instagram or tiktoklike viewer collecting BS.
1.49M subscriber it is a joke
I still can’t figure out how something that huge can get off the ground
Amazing…
Game name pls
It's Prepare 3D or P3D for short 🙂🙂
@@AviationLoverIndonesia TYYYY
@@ademduru5565 No problem 😎👍
1st story, so boring. Nothing happened.
Women rule !
Ill prob never fly again n thats ok fuck it 🎉
Hey sent an email so yeah you may have received it so yeah do say the answer thanks!
The repost channel
I'm tired of watching same videos again 😮💨
So don't watch them...boom, problem solved...
@@aszteroidt thank you for your opinion. I will decide what I do
Southwest blew it.
During the two hours that the Quantas is on the ground and are the passengers allowed off to use a REAL bathroom?
I have not tried this specific flight. But often all passengers have to leave the airplane. Then the airplane get refueled, cleaned and new food get on board. If you are passenger before and after you maybe will not get the same seat again. So it can also maybe be seen as two single flights, because some passengers stay in Singapore while other join the airplane in Singapore.
Right, that’s it, I’m fed up with the new flight channel. I’m unsubscribing since I first subscribed for the original creator of The Flight Channel
This isn't an airport. No need to announce your departure.
Oh, thanks for letting us know. If you had disappeared without notice, the subscribers and viewers would have been devastated. Thanks for thinking of us.
Come on, Stop reupload the Entire Old Episode. If you could have Listen, Then you should made New Episode already rather than make this Every Week
What happened to this channel? Such lazy uploads lately. What happened to the passengers?
First
Not a fan of your new format. Go back to doing one crash per video.
I
Woo! Early!
It’s not a Boeing. Who cares.
1st
@PeeweeHerman-lc4oh no one cares