Helicopter Crash Inside Active Volcano | Film Crew Trapped In Kilauea
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- Опубликовано: 1 июн 2024
- In November 1992, Cameraman Mike Benson and his assistant, Chris Duddy, joined him for a shoot capturing Kilauea's Puo Event in a helicopter. Their team included Craig Hosking, a highly experienced Hollywood pilot known for flying aircraft and helicopters for filming and stunt work. The crew aimed to capture the perfect angle, leaning over the edge and feeling the intense heat as they maneuvered the camera. The first attempt fell short of expectations, prompting the need for another take. Suddenly, a gust redirects the toxic fumes toward the helicopter, engulfing it swiftly. Craig can’t see, and he’s inhaling sulfur dioxide that burns his throat and eyes. As he attempts to steer away, the engine sputters and dies due to lack of oxygen. The helicopter begins an uncontrolled descent, plummeting toward inside the volcano's crater.
0:00 Introduction
1:00 Kilauea Volcano
3:11 Flim Crew Trapped Inside Kilauea Volcano
24:03 Conclusion/Survival Tips
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This was an absolutely insane survival story. I couldn't be happier (or more astounded) that all three escaped with no permanent injuries.
It really is. Talk about surviving against all odds.
True!
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Thanks for telling us the ending because I couldn't deal with that dragged out, poorly executed narration. I gave up after 10 minutes 12 seconds.
@@billgreen1861 Grown ass men who put themselves in perilous situations and put first responders in perilous positions to go save their selfish asses.
I couldn’t have said it better myself 🙏🏼
Man, they could make a movie of the rescue alone! Definitely amazing they all survived.
Yay! Love your voice cadence and stories. So peaceful despite the sometimes tragic occurrences… thank you so much for these videos.
You are too kind. Thank you!
Yeah videos are fantastic and your voice is indeed perfect. Beautiful scenery, apt warnings and incredible stories. Thank you for all your time and effort.
Don’t know where outdoor disasters finds these stories but I am sure glad they do! This is one is made even better because they made it out alive! Thanks for all the hard work that goes into bringing these stories to my living room! It is greatly appreciated!
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there was a three hour documentary on this by triple-A productions, it had intensive interviews with the guys and obviously many more details...
watched it at school as part of Geography/earth-science in 1998
(possibly even, some of the footage is from that, not sure)
@@stanislavkostarnov2157 Wow, didn't know that. Would love to see that. Didn't come across it when researching this story. The footage is from the show, I shouldn't be alive.
@@outdoordisasters possibly thesame material just re-done and re-cut... I know a lot of the 3hour triple-A documentaries later got cut down into 40minute shows by Wonder or Mayday ACI
Mister, you are an amazing storyteller. I wish I had 1/2 of your ability. Thanks for sharing.
Your production of these stories are top of the line. I've not seen better anywhere !! Plus, the content is always fascinating..way to go👍
Thanks you Cynthia! Your kind words are always appreciated.
Wow the camera man was able to record every second of it without any complications. Thank you cameraman always there when we need you
I worked with Craig H. For years. Good pilot, also had small biplane with wheels on top wing and would land upside down. Said it’s always an exciting time.
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Love your work! I really Enjoy how you bring cases that aren't over done by every other channel. It's no fun to hear the same story over and over. We appreciate you
Thank you! I definitely try to find new stories. Sometimes it's hard to avoid but definitely want fresh stories.
You're freaking awesome my friend! Thought I'd say thanks and I appreciate all you do!
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@@outdoordisasters Thank you, and you're very welcome!😊
I have been learning English for too many years now and I can't believe I finally found what I was missing before. I have no problem with writing or speaking and I feel confident. However, the way you are describing things is my new goal in English level. It's like I'm back in school and we are reading Adam Mickiewicz (when I think about beautiful and poetic language it's the first name in my mind).
Keep up the good work and never ever lose your narration style.
We have numerous waterfalls with lava rock in the PNW and it is quite sharp and jagged, very dangerous for a fall! Crazy story of their survival in incredibly harsh conditions 👍
Love the PNW! Both are beautiful but be careful out there!
This truly was an amazing story. Well told as usual and you didnt linger on anything that could be boring. Love the music... never change it. It adds so much to the sense of joy at the end and the despair during the disaster. Now Im going to watch Scary Bear Attacks 😁😁
Thank you soooo much for another top notch story!! We so much appreciate all your hard work 💗 Your channel is the best!!! 😊
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I absolutely love these stories. So well done.
There's only one thing, I know the music is probably part of the effect, but it really bothers me and makes me nervous. Just fyi.
Maybe that's just me tho.
Otherwise, i never miss your videos, they're fantastic.
New subscriber here....I am really liking this channel!
Thank you so much! Welcome my friend!
I love your videos, thank you for posting them please keep it up. That being said you should be a travel agent, with everyone of your videos you describe every place so beautifully, you articulate every place so perfectly. I have wanted to see every place you have discribed. I love to listen to you. Ty again for all the beautiful pictures in my mind of some of the most incredible places on earth. Sometimes if I close my eyes I can see what you describe. It is much appreciated for someone who rarely travel far from home.
Thank you for your kind words. These places are incredible. Many of these place, Kilauea included, I haven't been to. But after researching these magnificent places, I really want to go there. Kilauea has definitely moved up on my places to go.
This was a sit on the edge kind of story! Well done!
In Japan we rented a four-seater cessna and flew towards Mt. Miharayama a volcano island and tourist destination not far from Tokyo. We circled the island then the pilot decided to fly over the volcano. That didn't happen, the voracious updraft blew us away. It was a rough ride but we landed in one piece... never did that again.
I have to Kilauea my guts after I drink too much tequila :)
Um...lol
We do put ourselves in mad situations 😮
That was so well put together! You found some awesome videography! Very tense story, nicely told. You have a great storytelling voice, soothing to listen to…. like Morgan Freeman and some other top speakers. These men were consummate professionals, their combined experience undoubtedly aided in their survival. Thank you for this riveting story!
Thanks for watching!
Absolutely gobsmacking, yeah?! The amount of toxic gases they were all exposed to alone could have been lights out. Universe certainly had a plan here. They even recovered the helo!! Happy ending all around.
I love watching your content evolve. I’m so happy you chose to do this channel. You’re doing a phenomenal job. You and whomever else is involved… Thank you and please, keep it up!! 👊🏻
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I've hiked up there over 200 times since 92. Back then there wasn't anything to see because of how far down the small lava lake was from the vent rim. There was constant steam and a thick plume of toxic gas. It's generally a cold wet area with gusty trade winds. They made bad decisions that day. Always hire a knowledgeable local before attempting stuff like this. A simple consultation over the phone would have prevented this from ever happening. I would have said, don't do it. The conditions were terrible that day. I've been up there numerous times during zero visibility. The rescuers couldn't do anything until they could see.
HW reps, executives, and directors don't understand the meaning of NO, DON'T or WAIT. HW has had more catastrophes than most industries, you don't hear about it much because they've perfected the art of covering up, usually done with money, threats and NDL's!
Thank you for this excellent video. I had never heard of this shocking story of survival until now.
Been listening to you forever. I’m not sure how to ask even tho I think I know. Let me find out you not😂 Amazing content Sir
Thank you my friend!
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My family and I would stay at Volcano House often. It wasn't until we visited Pu'u O'othat I found I was allergic to Sulfer Dioxide. I almost died. It's so scary not being able to breathe.
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Not to mention the increase temperature also raises density altitude to a point where you do not have as much lift by the rotor.
Below the outer rim of the crater, you are actually in a confined space. Without air flow, to evacuate the noxious gases, your survival is seconds maybe minutes. And not many of them at that.
Aloha and mahalo
Satisfying human curiosity is a very tempting (especially financially!) business... well, it also is risky and... those who take the risk sometimes become a victim of... to say it directly - GREED.
In such a case: Bad luck!
I have never, nor would I ever ask(ed) for such curiosity satisfaction - I won't ever take this reaponsibilty.
Since I can remember helicopters crashed in HI a lot.
4:14 I think Pele would have preferred Bud Ice. No wonder this happened
LMFAO For sure!
3:20 if you know what a volcano is start here
Great story! WTF with the official rescue attempts, lame.
The 🪢👀🔫 18:25
Ok but is no one going to talk about how they intentionally disregarded the local authorities? They were only permitted to tour the edge - They were specifically told they were NOT permitted to fly directly over the volcano.
Not only did they disrespect the words of the local experts and authorities, they did it TWICE. And THEN expected the same authorities to risk their own lives to come rescue them.
And why did they do this??? Because they felt entitled. That simple. They felt they were more invincible or capable than the local POC authorities. Would they have disrespected the words of authorities if this volcano was instead in Russia? Doubt it. Hard.
A real ancient Hawaiian superstition dropping a bottle of gin into the volcano. What nutter thought that one up?
Whelp! There that was the problem...offering Seagram's gin instead of Nolet's Reserve.
pilot flies inside the crater, bad decision.....
Too much drama intro...
Get to the facts.