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We are in a field now | Miracle at Gottröra | Scandinavian Airlines Flight 751
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- Опубликовано: 29 июл 2019
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The last transmission by the FO is more accurately translated as "And Stockholm SK751, we're crashing into the ground now" which is just chilling to think about. Imagine sitting in a plane that's going down and having to say that.....
They were lucky to have off duty-pilot Holmberg onboard! He was sitting in the first seat row and the cockpit door was open so he could see inside and realized they didn't know what to do.They had no checklist for this type of event on this plane, but he had made one himself based on the previous plane model and used that to instruct the pilots.
I am impressed with this quality, much, much better than other disaster recreations I've seen, I honestly do hope that these videos remain in demand.
The recreation was terrible. For example, it jumped from a single engine fire (at 4:50) to both engines out (at 5:15) with no steps or information in between.
Plus they used a lot of content that wasnt theirs. This video probably violates a big number of copyright regulations
@@p-mies1192 Ooops -hadn't realised that - I thought some of the animations like the ice looked excellent - it's straight plagiarism if your pinching stuff . Do you have a source ?
@@DrTWG The source is in the video itself: For example at 10:05, the video animation has the National Geographic channel logo on the top left side. There's the source it has been simply copied and pasted from them
@@almarmaThanks . I think I need to be more observant . ;-)
Always good to see one of these where EVERYONE survived!
The crew did a lot of things right. The decision not to turn was a good example.
We need to hear those two words for every crash: "Everyone survived." No pilot error here! The pilots were betrayed by poor company policy and concealed automation. It was a miracle that there was no fire, which usually causes many deaths.
Judging by the animation he may have put down the undercarriage too early causing them to drop quicker and clipping the trees.
Still, mostly a great job and no casualties.
*+Bob Rogers*
I concur. They must've been so heavy with fuel, unless they'd only fueled up enough to get to Kopenhagen but I doubt it. What an exceptionally good outcome and I salute Captain Rasmussen's clear headed responses. I'm a little confused as to why the Captain or F/O didn't immediately hit the APU.
Charles Weaver that was purposefully done to reduce the kinnetic energi - He and his co pilot have both said so.
@@GrinddalCPH I don't mean the wheels hit the trees and this was the mistake, I mean reducing kinetic energy as early as they did could have proven the mistake. They may have cleared the trees.
Charles Weaver oh yeah, like most succesfull crash landings it is 50% luck and 50% skill.
I remember this.
The flight crew are absolute heros.
It is quite amazing how everyone survived the plane crash!
One passenger was permanently disabled, though.
The aircraft took the hit. Just like we try to build them to do. Great crew, no panic and let em know they're down while he still could.
I can't believe it from the looks of the plane that they all survived. A miracle.
It was more like a Emergency landing
@@psycho.dad5252 One of them was ex-fighter jet pilot. He remained calm and toook command
That soundtrack from Interstellar always gives me chills.... Well done on the video by the way!
Yeah, it does..
@@PAVLOS2000 it's very moving , he looks very disappointed ; poor guy; i know i would want answers like him
Best words: Everyone survived!
This video was unsettling to watch. It brought tears to my eyes. I was so sure everyone was going to die, but then came that unexpected ending. It was such a huge relief to find out that everyone survived.
Samuel Stoner really, even with the title saying we are in a field now? And miracle? But agree these are always tension-inducing
@@katehobbs2008 It's possible I didn't even register what I was reading when I first looked at the title. You are correct, though, that those should have been clues to me that a happy ending was in store. What could have caused me to be unprepared is that I thought "...we are in a field..." meant the final words of the pilot before fatally crashing into the field; and "miracle" could have referred to the good fortune that the plane didn't crash into a populated area. I probably never pay enough attention to anything. I have such a short attention span. :P
@@samuelstoner5651 I agree with what you said and the title certainly didn't guarantee that everyone on board survived either. so I don't really know why Kate felt the need for the slightly snarky comment ! and you didn't even mention the word miracle either !!
I was just amazed that not a single person got killed after seeing the fuselage broken up like that, some might call that a miracle !
@@kougerat5388 Thank you for your support. I never cease to be amazed that people still willingly get on airplanes...not me! :D I think you are reading too much into what Kate said to me. She's fine. I don't think she meant to be snarky.
The translation ”we are in a field now” is a bit misleading, I think. From what I remember, the F/O’s words were ”vi havererar i marken nu”, which translated to ”we are crashing into the ground now”. So, it was spoken moments before contact. Which makes it all the more amazing that he could say it in such a matter-of-fact way. There’s a good Swedish radio documentary on the incident, which goes into detail on the actions of all three pilots, unfortunately I don’t think it’s available in english.
I know the captain, he is a patron in my parents restaurant, he was a bus driver untill his retirement, he was never able to fly again, other than privately as he lost the will for it.
I wish I could interview him. Do you know him well?
Avinations I know him on a name basis, but my parents actually speak to him.
I could ask him next time I see him. Altho it might be a while with all this corona shit.
@@GrinddalCPH That would be great. Stay healthy.
The true hero in this was Captain Stefan Rasmussen! I followed it closely at the time and also read Rasmussens book after the crash. His argues with SAS about the systems onboard and the deicing procedures made them angry and they tried to give Cpt Holmberg the glory. During the 4 minutes and 10 seconds flight some 20-30 decisions and actions were taken and it was Captain Stefan Rasmussen who actually kept the glideslope at the perfect angle that saved them all! He actually bite one tooth to pieces from shere concentration... His experience from all kinds of aircraft including gliders might have helped. It might be the only time in aviation history that anybody landed an airliner with complete enginefailure on solid ground where everybody survived.
Vores danske helt Stefan G. Rasmussen. So proud of you and the crew.
It amazes me how when these things happen, the airlines are always very fast to respond... by going out and painting over anything on the wreckage that identifies the airline on the plane (you can see someone doing this at about 10:30 in the video).
Just like politicians.
is your foil hat on abit too tight? What's the point of that when it's broadcasted to the world the minute it hits ground. They can't hide it from anyone. Besides, they're "painting" in the center fusalage, which doesn't have any company name or logo. I'm not sure what they're actually doing, but pleace use your brain next time and think about the logic of what you're saying.
@@SailorYuki So how do you explain the fact that SOMEONE went through and painted over the airline name on the side of the plane? Just some random passerby? This is a common airline PR practice. I'm sorry YOU don't know enough about how the world of corporations work to realize that they do things like this.
@@SailorYukithey painted over the name of the airplane, Dana Viking... It's the same thing as when you put a jacket or something over a dead persons face - out of respect for the victim...
Love from Sweden 💖
That's standard industry practice. Even though it is "broadcast" over and over, the commercial liveries are eliminated
I read a article about why Rasmussen quit flying , tha was because he´s trust for the systems omboard ended .
He said something like : when you drive a car and sometimes wen you turn , the car turn the oposit direction .
When things go wrong up in the air , the pilots MUST be in charge and the computers must obey . . NOT do something else !
Quantas Airbus 320 also had override problems... As did the two Boeing 737 Max that crashed.... As well as several others.
Consider the self driving cars etc.
Very true
As an engineering type, I MUST, MUST have a manual override at all times.
sometimes these automatic system are cause more problems than what they were designed for.
@@desiguy55
Yes, many people forget that machines do not think with a brain. . They only work in a pattern of instructions!
Cedermark's intervention was critical during the early moments of the emergency, particularly due to Rasmussen's initial hesitation. This ability to take charge and provide strong leadership in a dire situation is why Cedermark is often remembered as the unsung hero of the Miracle of Gottröra, despite Rasmussen's more public recognition.
You're at a different level than any other aviation re-creation page on YT! Very impressive with excellent and thoughtful detail! The others pale in comparison.
@Shadow :))
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Better than TheFlightChannel
Agreed! Very impressive, indeed
I want some of the crack y’all are smoking if you think this is better than The Flight Channel or Alec Bay. This is a good video I enjoyed it, but by no means is better than those two.
I would appreciate some voice-over, otherwise, good work indeed.
Fantastic production! Your videos are always a pleasure to watch! Keep up the amazing work, a lovely tribute as always!
Congratulations to these three experienced pilots who had the composure to react properly and make the right decision. Congratulations also on the amazing video you made. It is as if we too experienced the agony of these people.
Wow, I am new to the Channel and very impressed, I just signed on. I thought that The Flight Channel was the top dog in this genre but the graphics and actual use of file footage put Avinations this in a whole new league, kudos...
Thank you Bro :)!
Best Episode YET. Great Footage. Can tell amazing time went into every shot! A+++
Amazing video! These are certainly worth waiting for. Am sorry I missed the premiere I had dinner and did some work afterwards. It was brilliant! It is basically in the league if TheFlightChannel, which really is amazing! Great job!! 😁😁
Amazing. You can see in some passengers faces that they have just lived thru a miracle and understand that they probably should be dead.
Love your videos. The music you use is 10x better than the others!! Very intense!!
Great job!
Ok.... Sully and SAS.. you are... amazing! Thx crew
The video is soo... sad😭
Amazing story and amazing work and detail you put into you videos. SUPERB! Thank you.
13 great minutes, thanks for the awesome work!
Thanks bro!
The music added so much to this video! Great job!
Amazing work! great choice in music as well
When it said everyone survived I nearly cried. Wow
Whilst everybody survived and the flight crew were exonerated of any wrongdoing, this is still a truly sad event. The poor captain was so traumatised by the event that he never flew again. His trust in the equipment he was expected to operate was destroyed.
I love how you new people would love interstellar music, it made it awesome
Great video.
Great story.
Great outcome.
i love the interstellar music it adds such an cinematic apeal
Amazing work with your videos, love them! So much detail and effort gets put into these videos and it's amazing, thank you very much
Thank you very much Justin !🙏
I remember this accident well, the first thing that they dit was painted over the lettering "Scandinavian"
I remember this. The captain was hailed as a hero for a long time after.
Say the name of the place "Gottröra" and literally anyone in Sweden who lived here at the time would know exactly what you're referring to. It's akin to the miracle on the Hudson, only earlier
wE r In a fEiLD nOw
Lol but great video!
Thanks for adding the music back!
I like how you waited before the survival found, to keep us tense.
Amazing upload hello from Australia
I am blown away there was no fire. Excellent video! Great animation and music. Made me almost feel as if I were there. Thank you.
The perfect soundtrack for this video! All your videos are great!
It's really very well filmed and edited, I love the detail you put in by moving the camera angles or putting real pictures of the pilots and cropping them properly. Also, the scenery you chose and the settings were perfect. You really made look it godlike.
But what I found confusing is the main cause. I thought the main cause was that the pilots didn't know about the ATR system and that's why it led to a crash. That ice actually wouldn't make such damage when the engines were throttled down, what Rasmussen did but the ATR system throttled it up again.
It's not the ATR
@@othmanbarahmeh631 Why not? The Automatic Throttle Restoration pushed the throttle back to take off thrust with out knowing that the captain did it.
@@Blind_Hawk Oh Thx for the info also another info the pilot slowly pulled the nose up
Those pilots were HEROES!
Amazing. Incredible team work. When team work functions togeather effectively dreams happen. And in this dream everyone survived.
Amazing video! Music, graphic and all!
Even in this chaos, the last thing the co-pilot Ulf Cedermark said...in a Very calm voice was "Stockholm SK751 We are crashing in the field now."
It always gives me chills when I hear that...!
Excellent, excellent! I remember Gottröra so well.
awesome job. The best I’ve seen!
FO, job well done! Kudos.
Excellent video.
Thank you sir!
Oh My God just look at that plane! Terrifying. HOW is it possible that an airline from a freezing cold place like Sweden doesn't de-ice their planes properly?? Thank God those pilots were able to land that thing.
Still is the Captains resonsibility and wheels down is questionable
@@jackrillema7423 He did order de-icing two times and considering that the pilots have thousands of flight hours and you likely have zero on what basis do you say that pulling down the gears is questionable, especially since everyone survived?
It was deiced two times, but it didn't help against that type of ice.
They did, actually they did two extra defreezes.
Thankfully not one person lost their life. Good piloting I guess. Thank you for your great video, it's appreciated!
Wow. They were blessed to have an extra on hand that knew how to help.
Well done sir. From California. Of course it helped that this story had a happy ending.
Well done to the crew, amazing skill that ultimately saved lives...
I was wating for the moment when it tells the fatality, the chills when I read that along with song...
Well done Captain and crew!
Was listning to a pod documentary on swedish about this accident. I remember seeing it on TV when I was really young. Its incredible what the pilot and crew did!
As a first time viewer at this site I am very impressed with the animation and live coverage after the accident. It is superior to the other sites to which I subscribe, and although they are good, they are not up to your quality.
Thank you !
What amazing skill those pilots had! Wow. So incredibly fortunate that everything went so well and no lives were lost. Also I love your videos! You do a great job all the way around. Please keep up the great work!
A Blessing 🙏
wow... THIS WAS AMAZING! (not the crash, the Video) I dont think i have seen a Crash recreation in this good Quality! Loved it.
(im from Germany, so sorry if my english is a bit messed up)
Hey, danke Dir. Grüße aus NRW ;)
Excellent overview, the animation is excellent. The music works with the unfolding disaster. I am very impressed , and will be looking forward to your other recreations! New Subscriber.
Thank you Nigel!
@@Avinations No probs, Avinations, just watched PSA 182, which is tragic, but the recreation is like , one is watching in real time! In my opinion, you are #1 on my list of Air Disasters RUclipsrs!
BTW, I collect model airliners, and i hope JC Wings or Inflight will release PSA B727 sometime. I have the PSA TriStar N10112, 1:200 scale, which i believe was not actually delivered to the airline, (PSA said it was not needed) and went to TWA.
Beautiful and well detailed video.. Glad everyone survived.. please keep up the good work.
You've just earned a subscriber!
It destroyed the captains life, he never got over it, he said that he could never again trust a plane because it almost killed all his passengers, he is a really nice man and i feel very sorry for him.
Yeah and Boeing added that throttle thing without them knowing it, what cause the crash in the first place.
But it didn't destroy his life. And he didn't even end up in a wheelchair. Whether or not he ever got over it, he is quite blessed.
The airport was renamed in 2001 to "Warsaw Frederic Chopin Airport", At the time of the incident it was known as Warsaw-Okecie Airport and Okecie International Airport.
The clip suggests it was known by the Chopin name in 1991, it wasn't.
The graphics are fabulous in this video !
The last words weren't "we are in a field now". In Swedish, they were "vi havererar i marken nu" which literally means "we're crashing into the ground nu". Bit of a different meaning, wouldn't you agree?
Best thing to see at the end, everyone survived 👍👍👍
Awesome video,very well done.
Very well done reenactment. High quality.
Fantastic pilots. Real heros 🥇🥇🥇
Excellent!A miracle indeed!
11:25 The fuselage was broken into three pieces, but there was no fire.
11:37 Blonde woman: "Let me fix that...."
Wow! What negligence.
Best ❤️ and Professional
YES...INDEED A MIRACLE WITH NO DEATH AND PERFECT INFO OF THE CRASH. I GUESS EVERY DARK CLOUD DOES HAVE A SILVER LINING. GODSPEED FLIGHT 751! THANKS.
RIP Dana Viking
Thanks for sharing the most of the plane accidents. I am new but I am impressed with seeing your videos Keep going like this my support is always with you
What pilots......Everyone survived. Hope they got a medal ....
Absolute kudos to the flight crew.. wow ❤
MD-80 series can take lot of mishandling.
I worked in air company that had 82s and 83s in early 2010s.
The planes kept flying despite terrible maintenance and violations.
McDonnell Douglas surely knows how to make airplanes.
Really nice quality, I feel sad how it went bad for the pilots
Truly a miracle.
Engine 1: burst into flames
Storyteller: with NO engines left, ...
Engine 2: ...
Well put together video.
Well done, Flight crew and Avinations. Subcsribed.
Thank you William
it is great, everyone survived. Thank God and the flight Attendant.
Good video. 🖒🖒
Some of the comments are hilarious
"The pilots continue flying forward"
"Keep calm" sure thing, no problem.
Fantastic landing !
Good job!
11.38 Haha, I like the picture of the woman standing there quietly smoking a cigarette - as if she were on a coffee break...👍
Nice job! Keep the good working.
Wonderful ending.
Awesome airmanship
These are great.
Beautifully done.
Excellent recreation !! Keep doing this fine videos!! 👍
if it hadnt snowed that day, the only thing firefighters wouldve pulled out of the plane (or what remained of it) would have been charred remains. its crazy how the smallest detail could be the difference between life and death.
Great vid.. the best, best wow.... oh! Watched this thing like 10 times
Great job on this...outstanding production and editing!
Pilot Betrayed.
Great video. Well done.