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ı think the first plane is airbus a330

in first bad fact:is when nuke or storng bomb was transported but luckly bomb dont detonate😅

Air Canada pilot: DRIFTING IN THE ROAD🗣️🔥

Ouh that how the tristar are made

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YOUR RIGHT 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

Silence - everything broke down, engines, systems, in short, it's a complete mess

Imagine your at those airports just seeing that happen

Dawg I’ve liked planes since I was 3 years old

Turkish airlines😢😢

Every Ground Proximity Warning Systems in the video is true, every aircraft do have it. But not all of them are the same, but "Runway too short" call isn't a real thing.

Air Canada Flight 143, also known as the “Gimli Glider”, was a dramatic aviation incident that occurred on July 23, 1983. This Boeing 767-200 ran out of fuel mid-flight but was safely landed by the skilled crew, thanks to their quick thinking and resourcefulness. Here’s what happened: The Incident • Flight Details: Flight 143 was a scheduled domestic passenger flight from Montreal to Edmonton, with a stop in Ottawa. • Fueling Error: Due to a mix-up involving the metric and imperial systems, the aircraft was loaded with significantly less fuel than needed. Instead of 22,300 kg of fuel, the ground crew loaded only 22,300 pounds, roughly half the required amount. • Fuel Starvation: At 41,000 feet, both engines stopped due to fuel exhaustion while flying over Manitoba, causing the aircraft to lose all thrust and electrical power. The Emergency • The pilots, Captain Robert Pearson and First Officer Maurice Quintal, acted swiftly: • The 767 was equipped with a RAT (Ram Air Turbine), a small turbine that provided minimal hydraulic power for controls and some electrical power. • First Officer Quintal suggested heading for a closed airstrip at Gimli, Manitoba. He had trained there during his time in the Royal Canadian Air Force and was familiar with it. • Unbeknownst to the crew, the airstrip was now a drag racing track, with cars and spectators present. The Landing • Captain Pearson executed a gliding approach, a highly unusual maneuver for such a large jet. • He performed a side-slip to reduce altitude quickly, as the aircraft was too high and fast. • The plane touched down safely on the drag racing strip, with no fatalities among the 61 passengers and 8 crew. Two minor injuries occurred during evacuation. Aftermath • Investigation: The incident was attributed to human error in fuel calculations due to Canada’s recent switch to the metric system. • Aircraft Repairs: The Boeing 767 was repaired and returned to service, flying until 2008. • Legacy: The Gimli Glider became a famous case study in aviation history, showcasing the importance of crew resource management and technical knowledge. The incident is widely regarded as a triumph of skilled piloting under extreme circumstances.

We have the SpongeBob meme back

Omg That would have been my grandma...😭🙏💔

Bro that plane was more than on fire☠️💀

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You forgot’stall’

National airline stall i has make it i want landing but too slow speed and i want to go around but i speed was slow so i crash it in game

B787-10 team

Don’t smile

Thomas

Engine fire Pilot: f*** we are going to die Co pilot: hell nah we ain't dying yet

Air Canada 🥶💀💀

“Fire in the cabin, Captain!”

it scared me watching this

Google says air Florida flight 90 and Air France flight 4590 reached the skies

Infinite/10 🎉✨

canadians are just canadians

whats the obstacle ahead flight?

You forget incoming missile

Did I hear turbulence at the end?

Runway too short❌ Pilot error✅

i love airplane nu dream îs pilot

To easy i used solar panels and wheels

The trans asia crash was caught on dash cam And the fedex

when you hear overspeed and stall at the same time 😅

this is so wrong and cringe

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Bruh pilot thinks he is a f1 driver

Not on skill it depends on the damages

Beginners pilots when they see “pull up!” **GOES TO THE SPACE**

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"just one last short before boarding" The ladt short:

My dad (a pilot) isn't scared of problems in the airplane, problems in the airplane are scared of him.

Why does windshear sound like windshi

Thomas cooked but no one was hungry 💀

British middiland was SOO close 💀💀 RIP

I'm 8 year old avgeek (i'm not fake mi dad is a Retired pilot work on 7 airlines looks fake but it's real an Jorge Solano president of aerosucre is my Godfather)

tfw your rwrs screaming at you that a missiles incoming and the vws hits you with the " Chaff, Flare *out* ":

Bro know that is cooked when the rat is activated