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There should be a mandatory prison sentence of 5 years for flying a drone near an airport. No excuses.

The way they know each other like be down the pub could only happen in ireland,congrats eamonn up the Irish.

Even aliens spaceships crash.

So they have drone detecting radar and this cant spot it but two guys, one in a plane doing 250mph and another in a truck. given the "drone was at 200' and was clearly not close to the guy on the ground i am calling bullshit

40 years?! Incredible career! Enjoy your retirement sir!

there is this magical $700 device called a GPS which sits on the dash... which is meant to save lives. and is never utilized. It has synthetic vision, and a bunch of other cool stuff which when confronted with weird boeing avionics issues, you can use it. but such an amazing device is not allowed to be onboard airliners or other airplanes due to regs. also this pilot threw a tantrum and made up a random excuse to shove the nose down out of frustration, but at the same time desired to commit suicide. so yes its a suicide.

Ah, this is very sad, but also an occasion for Eamonn to celebrate a long and important career.

This is what happens when you prioritize diversity over aptitude.

Who was the first officer the one speaking before departure of the one speaking in the air

Thats my best friends dad hes one of thr soundest lads youll meet

2:34 that's sad he knew that he was going down

Eamonn, still waiting to take you and Martina water flying in Sligo. Beats golf any day.

I think the cause of this one was diversity hiring practices

Update: Pilot Aska - first officer, caused the accident. Pilot Aska had a terrible training record and lied about his resume before getting hired on Atlas Air. (Hiding information of many test failures during training) Pilot Aska accidentally pulled a lever (TOGA) which made engines go at maximum capacity. Pilot Aska, got disoriented with low visibility, and desperately, without looking at dash instruments or consulting with the Captain, pulled the nose off the plane down. The Captain, quickly realized the plane was going down and tried to put the nose up, unable, due to pilot Aska still holding the stick down. When the plane got out of the clouds, Pilot Aska saw the terrible mistake, and pulled the nose up, but was too late. The plane struck the ground at an incredible amount of speed. Due to this incident the FAA will implement a new rule where all Air Lines must have all records of pilots training and carreer performance before hiring.

Only in Ireland would you get this. He seemed to know all of the crew, and they knew him. Every aircraft including foreign, wishing him well.

"About 30 seconds prior to impact, as the aircraft descended through 6,300 feet headed to 3,000 feet, the flight data recorder indicated the go-around button was activated, possibly by the FO’s wrist while retracting the speedbrakes. The captain was distracted with other duties preparing for the approach. Activating the go-around button made the autopilot assume the crew wanted to climb and caused the command bars on the flight director to indicate the increase in nose pitch. Within a few seconds of the go-around mode’s activation, the first officer-believing the pitch up indicated the aircraft was stalling-shoved the control wheel forward. The NTSB says, “Within seconds of go-around mode activation, manual elevator control inputs overrode the autopilot and eventually forced the airplane into a steep dive from which the crew did not recover."

40 years of service. Enjoy your retirement!

Oh no my packages

On September 9, 2019, the family of first officer Conrad Jules Aska filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Amazon and Atlas Air, citing improper training and negligence. HOW PATHETIC.. Aska was the problem...!

First Officer Conrad Jules Aska should of NEVER been flying with his sketchy record. Atlas Air must be desperate for pilots????

In the end of the video it says we should see in the coming days what the probable cause is. It is now been over seven months and I'll I've heard about it is the preliminary news reports. Why hasn't the data and cockpit voice recorder information been released? There seems to be some sort of cover up on this crash. I dont know if it's just because it was a cargo plane crash nobody cares, but 767s also transport passengers so I would think people would want to know the cause.

Pull out!!!!

Go raibh maith agat a chara!

Man, you don't see that kind of respect every day. Slán leat, sir!

Sounded like a GPWS “pull up” at 2:34

Good morning, I am subscriber No. 727 and I fly the legendary and so majestic Boeing 747-400/747-400BCF myself! Thank you for this ATC voices during this incident! May these guys rest in peace and harmony, Amen! 🙏Lovely greetings from Captain Sarah Sutter and have a great day ahead and stay safe out there and take care of you 🙋💖✈️👑👍

Any updates?

I swear I’m in my nans home because the amount of comments with the word lovely

A nice man

thanks also from me as a passenger who flew in an out to Dublin many times over the years. All the best Éamonn on your retirement.

That's lovely

God dammit Eamonn I didnt wanna feel my feels today. Best of luck!

Now get on with F'ing Brexit instead of complicating our Lives Irish "C" s

One of my favorite things to do it drive out to the old airport road park up the car and listen to the air traffic control while the planes fly in and out. This has actually made me emotional. Enjoy retirement ☘️

All the best Éamonn. Will miss the jokes over frequency!

I had the pleasure of working with him while towing planes in DUB. Best of the best. Best of luck Éamon!

All the best Éamonn going to miss that voice over the airwaves.

Thanks Eamonn for all the years, especially those early ones beating the circuit at Dublin Airport, you will be missed, one of the best! Enjoy Croc! Shay

You can sense the respect in both directions in those exchanges. He oozed calm whenever you'd hear him on shift - and I'm not even a pilot! May he enjoy the retirement.

All the best for Your retirement, it's been a real pleasure working with You over these years!

Best of luck Eamonn. Anytime I listened to Dublin ATC and you were on, there was such a massive sense of professionalism and respect for you. I guess 40 years in the service will get you that.

Best of luck in your retirement Eamonn from Clonkeiffy Farm Airfield

Best wishes Éamonn. Enjoy your retirement.

Enjoy your retirement Eamonn from all at Ballyboughal Airfield

All the best Eamonn. Was lovely to work with you when I was in DUB. Take care.

The very best of luck to Éamonn on his retirement.

Lovely video, farewell Eamonn!

What a gent! He will be missed thats for sure! Best of Luck Eamonn!

All the best to Éamonn!

Lovely video!