AirAsia Flight 8501 Plummets into Java Sea Mid-Flight
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- Опубликовано: 15 фев 2018
- On December 28, 2014, 43 minutes into its flight, AirAsia Flight 8501 vanished from radar. With 162 people on board, it would go down as one of the deadliest plane crashes that year.
From the Series: Air Disasters: Deadly Solution bit.ly/2F5lrtu 
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This is just scary af but it’s addictive to watch
IKR
Exactly..😪
Yea
Wilmeer YES! It’s even more when you are about to go on a plane! Friday before I went on a plane I kept watching these!
IKR XD
RIP to all of the passengers and crew members. I was at Changi airport Singapore, waiting for my relatives. I saw some people who were waiting for flight 8501, they were confused about the status of the flight displayed on the monitor. Then the Air Asia crew at the airport told them to go to the Air Asia desk for more information (they put up a sign). That was the moment when we all realized that something terrible must have had happened. It's heartbreaking to see the reaction of the family and friends there.
Press f to pay respect :( 😭😭
That’s sad
God bless you
I imagined a group of a family, fatehr and mother waiting patiently for their loved one.... It's really heartbreaking.
F
Juan Garcia Guerra not god bless her, god bless the victims and they’re family members.
And I get an AirAsia ad just before this video?
Coincidence? I think not.
Hotel? Trivago.
Trivago.
Oh I love the internet lol
Yeu malah iklan lu bambang
@@amazanjauhariamazan7844 lol
and thats it some succesful ad that finaly crawl into our ass, everyone.
My best friend was on that plane.. I remember the shock when I saw her name on the news. Couldn't believe, think or even cry that such thing would happened to her and all the passengers😢.. God bless all their souls, and may all of them find peace in heaven.
Sorry to hear that too
Sorry to hear that
RIP
Sorry to hear that dude... Im sorry for your loss.
I'm sorry to hear that. 😭
My wife's family and relatives died on this flight. Leaving empty houses as every member died.
Anthony Hendra sorry for her losses :(
This was so sad. My condolences
Rip
Rip
🙏🏽🙏🏽
Looks like they finally decided to remove the happy music at the end. Good job Smithsonian.
DudeItsJosh lol
Good
"It's brighter here."
I think it is the fuel or wheith
Ya bunch of tossers
I’m flying tomorrow and I’ve watched like 50 videos of them crashing
SpecialLGamer I DID THE SAME THING ON FRIDAYYY XD!!!!! I made myself scared.
SpecialLGamer I mean, the animations do look pretty cool
G.G dumbass did you survive
DID U DIED BRO??
@@thunderbolt9138 😂😂😂😂 so if he did, who's going to answer you?
Bad solder connection in the rudder control system. Repeat maintenance discrepancy which was not handled correctly, Pilot incorrect maintenance action in-flight, pilot error in controlling the aircraft, Nothing to do with weather. Read the official report.
sounds rational--this is every air traveler's nightmare
Does that mean 737 is better than a320??
afrock1000 sounds like AF447 all over again. And yet in 2015 they blamed the weather...
Search Air Asia 8501 Final Report.
afrock1000 Before they crash they have been lost contact with the ATC
My parents have bought the tickets to return to Singapore from Surabaya and decided to postpone because we still have about two more weeks left before our school holiday ends and decided to visit my aunt's family in Yogyakarta. My mom had bought tickets and we knew it was Airasia 8501. When the news came up about the crash, we were too stunned to speak. Maybe god was w us and decided to gave us a chance. RIP and my condolences to the families of the victims.
You're so lucky
So other people got punished by god and you got rewarded? What make you so special?
0:49 Starts our dramatic crash
Thx
No, It's 2:46
@@Cat_Aviation shut up
Hey stuburn
Smithsonian you are great, you manage to find an american actor who look like the java pilot irianto.. kudos to you
Alyasa Nashar Rahmansyah righttt
The show is actually produced in Canada, with locally sourced actors from the Toronto area. The show is syndicated onto the Smithsonian Network.
Eehh....actually thats from a documentary film called air disaster, You can see the mark on left down of the screen
Air Disasters is American title of Air Crash Investigation
COD04MW
The show also is called Mayday other countries
"Pull!!!"
Me: "Do you want to take over????"
In the situation like, saying would create more problem than solving the problem. If anything, discuss about that after they are all safe
Lol thought I was the only one thinking that
@@studentuser101 Poor maintenance, poor in flight maintenance, pilot error,, and miscommunication were the contributing factors causes. The captain said pull down, the first officer understood that as pull the stick back. The first officer was pitching up, the captain was pitching down. With the inputs fighting each other, the stall wasn't recovered from
Air asia is bad at sevice i dont think i like to be pilot on air asia
Pull down side stick
Just before the plane impacts the water, you can tell the whole plane is deleted when it makes contact. It just vanishes.
ya I saw that. nice catch lol
AC6000 Railfan Productions because it is too low to be detected
Idiots never heard about flying below radar
Action Potential they mean in the video when the plane hits the water at the end, not on the air traffic map thing
Now this is why we don't nosedive unless u can't stop it
1:53 Captain..... your problem isn't altitude at that exact moment. Its the fact you're doing only 10 knots.
Also, the NTSC report stated that the master caution went off 3 times beforehand in the flight, with the pilots following the ECAMS(the blue text) each time. On the 4th time, the captain left his seat and reset the FAC circuit breaker - basically killed most of the flight control systems in 1 go, and the stall and bank angle protectors - don't do this. ever. They weren't able to recover from the stall because the PIC said to the FO to "Pull down", the FO interpreted it as pull up. The PIC tried to override it, but they cancelled each other out.
And this is why we follow the ECAM memos, and we make sure pilots are trained in Low-speed awareness scenarios.
awesome response!
Finally a comment explaining the "Why". Thank you!
Okay, even though i don't understand your explanation, i see this is human error (the pilot) not a system fault.
How can a pilot with more than 20.000 hours in the air makes that kind of error?
Melodica It is human error. First, they didn’t handle the situation correctly via proper protocol as the ECAM and the QRH says. They used the circuit breakers. I believe they shut down FACs entirely with the circuit breakers, basically cutting off power to them. It was because the faulty rudder trim warning on the ECAM was popping up multiple times, well after they reset the FAC computers. You never ever do this in flight. It is there for overcurrent protection as well as to minimize smoke and fire in an absolute emergency.
@@jimmyehlschlaeger3624 That has been a common problem. Pilots messing with circuit breakers to stop alarms. One of the contributing factors was poor maintenance, resulting in the rudder trim alarm going off multiple times. There was also miscommunication and the first officer was pitching up while the captain was pitching down. Therefore, the captain was unable to perform the stall recovery, something every pilot knows how to do.
So tragic. My deepest sympathy to the family and friends who lost their lives🕊
This is one of so many catastrophes, where overly complex planes overwhelm the pilots. They are more of a plane operators than pilots. If something goes wrong they forget the basics of flight, like in this scenario.
The reason why they don't tell you what caused it is because these are meant to be teasers to get you to watch the full episode on their channel. It's really not that hard to understand guys...
I was at tanker ship going from Singapore to Jakarta when this was announced on the VHF. We were around 130-150nm away from that area. It was really scary. Captain said "pull down" F/O pulled the sidestick! 😞
Date: 28/12/2014.
Survivors: 0.
Deaths: 162.
Flight: Indonesia AirAsia Flight 8501.
Survivors: *1*
Who: *Cameraman*
@@LincolnTheSpy its a animation
@@johnson-ez4td ach
The non coupled side sticks are a huge problem, and pilots not understanding this along with alternate law of computer which allows aircraft to stall. Just like AF447.
Those are secondary problems that made this a fatal crash and not just an incident. The bad solder should've been repaired long before this since it was there for over a year and repeatedly sent warnings to the pilots of the plane even on that flight alone. More importantly, whatever training the captain had wasn't enough to stop him from ignoring the computer and resetting a circuit breaker he had no business touching after having followed the proper instructions 3 times. The crux of the issue is that he didn't follow protocol, and the biggest issue with how the cockpit crew handled the plane post-reset was that the first officer misunderstood the captain, and that the captain failed to assess whether he was following his instructions (or take over control himself).
yes i see low is low to 0 kmh and altudute is down fast
@@GintaPPE1000 did you just contradict yourself? You said it's secondary issue and yet you go on to say it's one the main cause? They called these things a chain of events every failure is important there's no primary or secondary failure.
Also you forgot to mention that the reason they can't communicate properly was because they were communicating in English which neither pilot speak as their mother tounge resulting in confusion and communication failure.
Yes thank you!!
Boeing duel control yolk is soooooo much better.
The expressions from the ATC controller was 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
How to survive a plane crashed: Be the camera man
Or just pray and hope the best
@Rugbyvideos And more God is Real
this is an A N I mate
@@kervysanchez1014 no
Quayuh prove it
I think it's a pretty huge omission that they didn't mention the pilot pulling out the a circuit breaker just before everything wrong. The plane is also believed to have crashed on its belly with the nose pointed up, not down
Duka mendalam untuk korban air Asia from Indonesian 🙏
The fact that these types of videos are scarily addictive. Pls help, I’m scared of flying now.
I'm still of the view that the Airbus Cockpit (side stick) design is a huge contributing factor to both QZ 8501 and Air France flight 447... In both cases the first officers applied incorrect inputs which caused the aircrafts to ultimately crash, the captain had/ have no way of knowing what inputs the first officers are applying to the control surfaces of the aircraft. I'm of a strong belief that if the captains of both QZ 8501 and AAF 447 had a way of visually seeing that the officers were applying wrong inputs, both crashes could have been diverted...
I love how the captain screams but does nothing
RIP to all passengers, cabin crew and the pilot 😢
The crew were true hero’s they fought so hard to save there plane and save the lives of everyone on board rip 😢😢❤️❤️
The crew is the reason the plane crashed and everyone died
@@bletrick3352 In the blackbox recorder, it was shown that there was a computer control system error making the plane tries to correct itself in a glitchy way which causes the plane to tilt.
I must have the tendency of being a masochist. I always watch tons of air crash videos before my flight and every time, after my flight, I watch even more videos like that, thinking that I do not have to worry because my next flight is not coming for a long time.
Is it just me or is someone else watching these A320 disasters even though they are going on a flight later that day/week and it’s on the A320
literally me and im from south east asia as well usgshs
Did u both dieded
Not sure if there’s anything more terrifying to experience than that. RIP
Twa 800
It makes me more scared when I fly but I just can’t stop watching it
Wow I didn’t realize I was early.I thought this was an old video.Keep the good work though!Please make more videos like this!
Mmmk no I'll
i really feel good by watching your videos..
keep uploading such a videos...
I like to watch these videos on full volume without headphones in an airport
💀
NB: (I'm not lying) My schoolmates and his family was in this doomed flight. For few years the school emptying his class seat for memorial purpose. I'm shocked at that time. May their souls live eternally in Heaven.
Sorry for your loss buddy.
YES FINALLY AN EPISODE ON THIS
THEY SHOULD DO MH370
In December 2015, the Indonesian National Transportation Safety Committee (KNKT or NTSC) released a report concluding that a non-critical malfunction in the rudder control system prompted the captain to perform a non-standard reset of the on-board flight control computers. Control of the aircraft was subsequently lost, resulting in a stall and uncontrolled descent into the sea. Miscommunication between the two pilots was cited as a contributing factor.
That is what happened to Indonesia AirAsia Flight 8501
From: Wikipedia
May all the souls continue to rest in peace.
2014-2021, Masih blom bisa move on dari tragedi ini,
Ya Allah semoga mereka semua husnul khotimah. Aamiin...😥
Let’s just say that its terrifying to see them crash and no people survived
But on the bright side, the cameraman still survived.
The plane wasn't correcting
Basically this crash was similar to Air france 447
First QZ 8501 Is request to to rise attitude 36.000 but there's 6 Another aircraft at that time Garuda Indonesia, Lion Air, etc and after that QZ8501 is last contact and fall at java sea..
Thanks for the video!
'Now everyone can fly' is kind of ironic. RIP
More like now everyone can die
@@atomicpancake5158 LOL
@@atomicpancake5158 maybe fly into heaven?
Correct
NOW EVERYONE CAN DIE
this video makes me cry again
there was a friend on my plane
he's one of the flight attendants ... and is getting married
Alfatiha .... miss khairunisa fauzia
pranata widodo I’m so sorry for your loss :(
Did he get a refund
@@David1988Mufc oof
@pranata widodo sorry for your loss. She was the first body of AirAsia Flight 8501 to be found.
@@sunnyfon9065 yes true....Alfateha....
Air France 447 Asia edition
NO
Its was a shorter verison of airfrance 447
Mh370 not completely found
@@cloudyytplay9037 Yes it basically is
Everytime.... OK SOMEBODY MAKE THIS AN AVIATION MEME.
The Air Asia qz8501 crash is similar to the case of the Air France 447 crash on June 1, 2009 in the Atlantic Ocean
Wah... Tragis sekali kecelakaannya, sama dengan Lion Air JT610 di Tanjung Karawang.
This show how much safe we r while traveling in these planes
We are very very safe. Accidents in aviation are extremely rare. U are more likely to die in the bathroom.
Planes are perfectly okay and then BOOM! It gets a life of its own....this makes me believe in some sort of...being or diabolocal force tbh
My fave show.. more pls !!!
the pilot was able to request a altitude clime but was denied so they continued and they had rudder problems and the nose pulled up sharply and they stalled
When your time is closing to end no one can survive you.
I remember Capt Sully said, “My plane”. And his 1st ofc replied,”your plane”. And they didn’t done it. My condolences to all loses.
SULLY called someone informing the water land but they said we have a more serious crash that land on Hudson River and the pilot said I am the pilot of that flight :)
Dude, my brother turned 24 on dec 28 of 2014 & he's dead, that just gave me chills
I remember that day.😢 RIP for victims.
“It’s brighter here”
REST IN PEACE TO ALL THE PEOPLE IN THE FLIGHT.
AIRASIA IS PERFECT FLIGHT FOR TRAVELING A VERY LONG DISTANCE.
IT CAN BE USED FOR DOMESTIC USES.
AND IT IS SO SCARY.
they have gone to coffin corner ! achieving altitude too steep. RIP all passengers! heart felt condolences 🙏
Why am I watching these videos the day before my flight?
Idk
Now you know, if the plane starts flying really slowly and keeps pitching up, start yelling nose down.
the mistake is when the pilot says “pull down” it should be “push down” in order to get the nose down from stalling
soo like wtf happened
Yeah wtf "Then they all died. THE END" What happened???
they stalled
Of course! The plane fell down from the sky...
I think paramoda triangle
Yes. I'm sure that's what it was
This was really wild back then. It was almost everywhere
Smithsonian,you always make the crash site of the planes. I like it.
I mostly like the Air Asia crash.
So oddly similar to AF447.
But AF447 actually seemed to crash with a reason but this was like everyone died the end
@@xxz2275 no not really, in the TV Extended version of this episode, they explained why the plane crashes, i forgot about it cuz its been a long time since i watched it.
AF447, one of the worst cases of pilot error.
nice to know since I’ll be taking a two hour flight soon
RIP all passengers and brave pilots and crews 😢
Pilot responsible for the crash
It wasn't the pilots fault
@@zR1tzwtf dude? Investigation literally said Pilot error.
WOW I flew with air Asia from KIX in Japan to Kula Lumpur VERY EXTREM TURBLENCE SO BUMBING ON MY FLIGHT
Rip air asia 8501
It's brighter here
No more
ZharfanFX haha
I have a flight tomorrow and I have watched about 10 of these videos.
I was not expecting that flight 😮
captain and co pilot looks so different from real life
Good ole, Airbus. Never fails to take over control and plummet into the ocean
That's actually the opposite of what really happened.
The plane stalled as the FO pulled the nose way too high. Then the Captain pushed down but the FO was still pulling up
Boeing the best control 🤣🤣👍🤭
Try Boeing even worse
Boeing:laughs in 737max
I remember this being on the news while I took a month off to indonesia.
*I LOVE THESE VIDEOS IDK WHY*
The last 2 times I feel asleep on a plane I had a dream the plane stall and crashed into the water, this is frightening to watch
Ada yg lepas tahu khbar sriwijaya air???
Honestly never realised *just* how many commercial plane crashes there really were!
And the huge disparity that this show portrays between the very *high non-survival* rates and the very *few actual survival* rates in these crashes.
You have a low chance of being in one. Let me just say in the 1983 - 1997 and 2004 - 2011 periods, there were a LOT of crashes. However, planes are safer now and your more likely to die in a severe car crash than a plane crash. Also, the only crashes you hear about are small Cessna crashes where the pilot does not know what he is doing. Since planes are so advanced right now, most crashes are by faulty crew, not the plane.
But yeah I didn’t realize how many either. And like I said, most took place in 1983 - 1997 and 2003 - 2011
Also, the last major one that was plane fault was AirAsia 8501, aka the one we watching now.
Im watchin this exactly 2 years after its release
Yes, a plane video!
Making it the most deadliest crash that year.
MH17:Am I a joke too you?
bruh, KLM and Pan Am collision is the worst accident, located in canary islands
MH370¿?
He talking about 2014, not the other years. The most deadliest air disaster in 2014 is MH17, it has more deaths than other air disasters that took place in 2014.
@@sonikkuzahejjihoggu535 but mh370
@@timmy4898 MH370 is a second deadliest air disaster of 2014, it killed 239 people on board. The crash MH17 killed 298 people on board. So MH17 is the most deadliest air disaster of 2014, since it has more deaths than MH370.
I love how they tilt the camera to stimulate the tilting plane
so scary!!!😧 rip all the ppl that were on the plane!
Big salute To *Smithsonian Camera guy* For Risking his life 🙏🙏
Smithsonian dont own this show. This show is Air Crash Investigation owned by National Geographic
*"heroes never fade"*
This isn't ML
I always hope that at the end they come out of the stall and make an emergency landing and everyone survives with minor injuries like scratches.
seeing all these people looking so frightened and can't do anything is just very sad.
*So.. what caused the crash?*
*Smithsonian: i can tell u, but am i gonna?*
"Now Everyonr Can Fly"
This isnt really how we want to fly,is it?
To heaven it is!
But seriously that's too scary.
Dude I think I’ve watched every video this is my last one I love seeing these in my free time :)
It’s brighter here!
2:36 close your eyes
Gabbe nice
Cursed
That's not exactly what happened
They turned the FACs on and off 3 times since the warning kept coming on every few minutes, the next time the warning sounded the fourth time, the captain turned off 2 if the planes circuit breakers which disabled the planes computer that was in charge of the fly by wire system, the pilots then lost control of the aircraft
Correct!
@Sweta Singh haha same
7th Anniversary of this AirAsia flight QZ8501 strange crash from Denpasar Indonesia to Singapore on Sunday/ 28thDec2014 ... 🙏 May Good God Blessed the innocent victims of AirAsia flight QZ8501 to a Better World & Realm ... 🌻🌿🕯 Tuesday/28thDec2021
like this sometimes make me scary to using airplane to everywhere😢😢
Wasn't this where they got disoriented & were giving the wrong control inputs on top of maybe iced over pitot tubes?
I think you are thinking of Air France Flight 447 from Rio to Paris.
You guys really know your shit
Thanks.
As always more question then anwsers
My heart breaks watching this.. 😪😢😢
I'm studying Aeronautical Engineering and of course we study Aerodynamics, but seeing a plane just fall off from the sky still feels weird to me
It's called stalling
@@prachigosavi7940 but there's still airspeed though, it stalls somewhat like it doesn't have speed