Mayday Air Crash Investigation 2020 US Airways United Flight Impossible Landing Crash
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- Опубликовано: 15 июн 2020
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Imagine having to land a DC-10 full of 296 people with no flaps, spoilers, very little reverse thrust and braking. Without these pilots good decisions and vast knowledge, the plane wouldn't have even made it to the runway. These people were amazing heroes and managed to save more than half the plane.
I highly doubt that they had a real chance to use the reverse thrusts? They can force a person to put their child/baby in a car seat but yet a multi-billion dollar company can tell everyone over a certain age that they have to be seated while not providing the proper accommodations to protect a baby? The FAA should be sued for not enforcing something that was meant to protect but they didn't?
@@adamguymon7096 The decisions of where to put the babies were not the captain's decision, they were airline policy. OP is praising the cockpit crew's actions, because if they didn't handle it as well as they did, everyone would be dead.
They r the best of the best
@@adamguymon7096 highly agree
The fact that the pilots were able to aim for the runway at all is a damn miracle. The experience of the captain really kicked in that day.
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RIP Denny Fitch. You were in the right place at the right time and you helped save the lives of a lot of people.
Rip 🙏
Oh and never forget Captain Alfred C. Hanes. RIP Captain Hanes, I wish I got the chance to meet you and talk about aviation with you all day long. But I’m glad you are finally able to find peace with yourself. I’ll never forget your heroic actions.
@@ahmedadventures1999 I didn't know Captain Haynes also passed away. RIP Captain, you were also an amazing hero.
Yeah it’s pretty sad.
My husband met the Captain and had the opportunity to talk with him. Said he was an awesome guy.
I was a first responder in this crash and I haven't been the same since.I haven't been able to go to a airport since that day.I saw things on that day that still haunt me to this day,very very bad day.
I know how you feel I was a first responder on 9/11. Thank you for your selfless services
I'm sorry
That's truly tough
Paul Garett, I hope you get the help you need. You were all heroes. 🤗🤗🤗
Mr. Garrett, please please accept a sincere Thank You for your bravery and service throughout your career and ESPECIALLY on this day 💔 Please please know that your family loves you and God loves you 💙 I pray you find and practice the tools you need to help you be at peace! Cast all your cares and worries, nightmares, trauma and tears upon the Lord ✝️ This world could not live without the bravery of rescue teams 💖💘
DC-10, the official sponsor of Mayday, featuring in half the episodes.
38:28 : "investigators quickly confirm that the debris is the missing fan disc from ua 23" would have been quite worying if it wasn't
Anyone ever notice these stories always start with someone saying what a beautiful day it was ??
Well, if you almost die but don't it's a good day.
@nono4564 you got to be a real blast at parties.!! Huh ?
"It was a perfect day for flying."
I imagine it was a lovely day to begin with, but then there’s a catastrophic crash and it’s suddenly a horrible day
I was on a plane recently the pilot said its a beautiful day we got hit by huge cross winds and the plane fell out of the sky and rolled almoast being upside down I prepared myself for death knowing the sitiuation and the videos ive watched thank god we got out of it and survived
FYI > The length of this video is actually 46 minutes. The story starts over again, right after the conclusion.
So, then you move on to another story (?).
ok
It’s a real miracle that anyone survived this under those circumstances.
My heart goes out to flight attendant Jan Brown. I can’t imagine the guilt she carries about telling that mom to put her baby on the ground.
However, as a mother, I would NEVER put my baby on the floor. My baby would either die in my arms or survive in my arms, on the floor is not an option!
With the weaknesses in human physiology, that is a horrible plan. Not trying to be mean or crude, but the human body doesn't have the strength to restrain a child coming to a sudden stop like that. Your arms would break, your child's ribs would break against your arms, and a split second later when you could no longer hold on your child would hit the seat back in front of you. Her campaign to try and ensure every child has their own seat, and proper restraints is the best plan. That or rear facing seats with you as their cushion. Passengers don't like flying backwards, though, but that configuration is much more survivable.
One thing i have learnt from all the airplane disaster video i have watched.. i will never get on a plane once cancelled or take a seat on a earlier plane
I GET ON A PLANE ONE TIME. GOT THERE EARLY WAS FIRST ON PLANE. THEN WE PUSH BACK IM THE ONLY PASSENGER ON THE PLANE
@@user-dt9hfccxdfhhhigf well.. .........then fuck
The stewardess Jan Brown was only following procedure she had been given from United airlines so I don’t think she should feel like she did anything wrong.
This is where "Policy" is not law? I understand that certain protocols are designed for certain reasons but this is where people need to use commonsense because if you are in a position that you didn't learn from the textbook you can't follow "policy"? The fact that the airline could and would allow the same bad practices along with the FAA not making changes proves that the system is corrupt.
@@adamguymon7096 You really can’t argue with the logic of your statement and if i found myself in such a situation with my child I would tell them the hell with their “policy” I would have not have let my child leave my lap where I had the best chance of protecting them period.
@@joshs9878 The human body cannot withstand holding on to an object coming to a sudden stop at those speeds. It would break your arms, your child's ribs would break against the restraint, and once they break free due to the tremendous force they would be free flying in the cabin. Though it goes against parental instinct, the child was indeed safer held on the floor than in the lap, though of course not as safe as they would be if they had their own seat and restraints. The chief flight attendant Jan Brown has since this incident dedicated her life to changing laws to never allow babies and children to not have a seat or proper restraints on flights.
@@mfraye12 Do you know if there have been any changes to the recommendations for children held on laps? I always wondered why small children (who are most fragile and at risk) are allowed to be without restraints on a plane when we would never dream of doing such a thing in a car. I realize that it would be an extra expense for the family but can’t imagine anyone preferring saving money over the death of their baby.
Id be friggin pissed at her AND the airline and sue tf outta them both! If my child and i r gonna die...my child is NOT goin on the floor sorry! 🤬
It’s not Air Crash Investigation, it’s Seconds From Disaster. It’s also not from 2020. However, still a great episode.
9:10
there was a loud bang, crew members throw themselves on the floor as they fear violent decompression, there are loud noises, the plane is shaking and turning so hard that people get pressed into their seats....
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"My son had always been a people watcher, and he looked around and said something is not right here"
Ha ha ha....
"Will never happen again"...Next on Airplane Disasters...
The fact that the crew have to remember is that given their scenario, any amount of survivors is a miracle
the miracle is that it happened in the first place. The odds for an accident to happen was bigger than a so called miracle (santa claus)
@@usaisamess8880 didn't realize that a 20,000 lb plane could become crippled..I thought that only humans could become crippled.
@@daviddavis3389 ?
WHO IN HELL PUTS A BABY ON THE GROUND?!?!?!?!?!?....ONCE THAT PLANE HITS THE GROUND THAT CHILD'S GOING TO FLY AWAY!!!!...SOME AIRPLINER RULES ARE F#CKING RIDICULOUS AND NEED TO BE REVISED! !!!!...stupidest thing I've ever heard!!!!!!
How many other pilots would have had survivors at all? My best guess is not many with what they faced, true Professionals and Heroes. RIP to all that lost their lives
I'm quite certain that initial severe roll to the right came close to dooming this flight completely. The fact that captain Haynes so quickly corrected it with differential thrust was an important moment. If the plane had rolled onto its back and plummeted, I doubt there would have been any chance of a recovery.
DC 10 Flight 232 was commanded by Capt. Alfred Haynes. His First Officer is First Officer Bill Records and his flight engineer is Dudley Dvorak.
Do you think the engineer is a descendant of the composer of the same sir name
Watching the footage of the crash it's hard to believe that anyone survived. I guess that's true for a lot of plane crashes I guess.
Honestly some of the crashes people survive is absolute madness, like impossible to comprehend 🤷
I remember seeing the crash on the news and being amazed that anyone had survived. It’s heartbreaking that they had done so much and so well to get the plane to an airport and then at the last moment it went wrong. 😢
these pilots are absolutely amazing. I would feel so safe knowing I was flying a plane piloted by them. it’s miraculous anyone survived - even them. everyone should’ve died that day, and their skill meant that not everyone did. it’s truly remarkable that more than half of the people survived and that’s to their absolute credit.
Focus on the many lives you miraculously saved, Captain❤️
Can't believe policy was to put your baby on the floor 😢
The pilots deserve a medal tbh
Was!? According to google its STILL a rule!
Al Hanes is always awesome to watch. An Ace pilot.
Going at High Speed in a dirt Road kicks up a lot of dust that gunks up the air filter of the engine of any following veichle
This is a nice (but somewhat over-dramatised) documentary. The title is quite inaccurate though. The documentary is about the crash of United Airline flight 232 in July 1989. It has nothing at all to do with US Airways which didn't even exist under that name until 1997!
Overdramatised? This was a very dramatic situation.
The 1980’s was such a horrible decade for worldwide aviation. So many lives lost on so many continents.
The 70s were worse.
i flew on these things twice across the Atlantic - i count myself lucky to have survived the experience !
I feel so bad for all those kids and parents😭😭😭🥺
Hate to see children suffering,poor babies
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Actually DC-10s do NOT have a good safety record.
Something about having an engine in the middle of the vertical stablizer just doesn't sit right with me😁
@@shawndouglass2939 to be fair the L-1011 had a engine in the same area and didn't have nearly as many problems as the DC-10...mostly because Lockheed didn't rush building it
I will never agree with lap children. They should be put in car seats on the planes or someone should invent plane seats. It's not safe for parents to just hold the child on their lap
i fully agree
Most of the aviation industry agrees with you
I too, will never understand that.... You wouldn't place your child in the lap of a passenger in YOUR CAR, so why an airplane?!?
Smh
@@Adrian-zd4cs Agreed. But people put money over their kids lives and the laws permit them to do so every day. Until the laws change people will continue to not 'waste' the money on their kids.
100% agreed though it scared the crap out of me and give me so much anxiety
Seems like it's always the stupid hydraulic system going out. They need a backup system if it's that important. Two hydraulic systems.
Hello, I am Adil texting you from of Qatar, I would like to ask why they can not establish a system that can safe most of passengers lives.. by putting a parachute system which I considered as airbags on a normal car, because of what happened in this flight loosing all hydroelectric system ... If there is parachute build in on the top of any airplane aerodynamically as it will be the last refugee to safe lives at the last stage.. regard less what do you think about the incident that very well know about the halogen incident which killed around 60 people or more than that in some cretin time before (google is not giving really the right option and I really don't know why.
These documentaries are so sad & to see so many innocent lives taken so tragically. Words cannot express. May all who have died in airplane crashes RIP. I love flying & travelling, but i'd never board most US airlines. American Airlines & United Airlines specifically, have much poorer safety records & i know of a few who've won prizes, yet still wouldn't board these airlines. I remember back in the day.....Continental Airlines & the ill fated series of "15" crashes, involving McDonnell Douglas MD-83 . A friend won a free return flight to/from the US with Continental, but she actually rejected the prize, as she admitted she was too scared to fly with Continental. American Airlines has had approx 858 fatalities & United Airlines has had approx 288 fatalities. I always fly with Qantas, Singapore Airlines, or any of the top 3 Middle Eastern Airlines. Qatar Airways, Emirates & Etihad Airways. Compared to the US airlines & many global airlines, these above named airlines, are some of the world's very safest & best. They have much greater proven safety records, despite a few very sad/unfortunate near misses, pertaining to Qantas's prior consistent & excellent flying safety record, so too, Singapore Airlines. The Middle Eastern Airlines are also brilliant safety wise & service is excellent, for the most part. We fly regularly, so i speak from personal experience. We're off to Europe within the next 6 months & we're again flying with our favourite Qantas A380. We just love flying with Qantas. But then again, it could also have been Emirates A380. Also very good & very comfy. Qatar is the best of the 3 Middle Eastern airlines, but i've never flown with Qatar, only watched you tubers fly with Qatar & other airlines, plus i've read & heard about it on many occasions.
The pilots AND the flight attendants saved lives. I feel so sorry for that flight attendant bc she shouldn't feel like it's her fault. She followed protocol
I fail to understand why planes are designed so that a problem in the tail can take out all the hydraulic systems even though there are perfectly functional engines and control surfaces on both wings. The wing systems should be completely separate from the tail. There have been a number of crashes due to full loss of control because there was a problem in or near the tail.
it is always one off duty pilot who comes at last to save the due
hard to believe they came close to landing that. i mean, if they had a two engine craft like the DC-9 or boeing 737, they probably wouldn't have landed that day. i am glad they had the DC-10. that old aviators' trick really came in the clutch
Opposite. 100%
I try not to fly on the DC-10 I DON'T like te idea of having a engine mounted in the Vertical. Stabilizer
Normally all spinning parts are X-ray proof
So what stopped them
air crash accidents are horrible but yet somehow so interesting..
Why was that a procedure for little toddlers hav be laid ob floor i had my doubts on this along with why this aircraft was cleared to fly
They didn't Mention Swiss Air Crash 1998 also a DC 10, modification to on-board Entertainment, so they Say!🤔
problems after problems , such a nightmare
I am the 200th commenter. I love to fly but its expensive and I dont have any where to go. I think dying in a plane crash would be a good way to go. Rather quick ya know.
Watching at 37,000 ft over the Sahara 🇲🇷
hahahahahaha, a turbulence would have made your day
Hold on to something tight!!
Is this US Airways or United? Or even a shared flight
I know the Aircraft is painted in United livery.
Everybody get into your crash positions! (Passengers all crawl in various poses of what it will be like when they crash)
Two excellent pilots😇
Edit:4 excellent pilots😬
Feel so bad with the baby n children , u know i love kid so much 😭
This is the video GE showed us during orientation to show the dangers of wat happens if we let questionable parts make it into a engine, its pretty scary.
i worked in GE oil and gas.... they made me so safety conscious in my everyday life! so many safety moments ive used irl.. that have really helped me in some hairy situations! I still never stay above 4th floor of hotels and count doors to the exit with my eyes closed lol. leave all our keycards in our shoes by the door! gotta love GE
@@koogle5410 were is that plant at in South Carolina?
Trevor Tayler No... it was in Norway :)
@@koogle5410 nice are they union?
Trevor Tayler ... no.. no need for unions in Norway, 5 weeks paid holiday per yr, 8 hr days... double pay at spring and xmas. great pension and healthcare plans.
I'd like to know who put all three hydrologic systems right in the line with the only part in a jet engine that could possibly take them all out at the same time. What a genius
The only episode worse than this is ALASKAN AIRLINES CUTTING CORNERS. That one is a 10.
I can't find the chicken nuggets. It appears they have been misplaced. Better come in low with a crab walk corn crawl
Who edits this series , constant repeats after a few minutes and at the end about half an hour right back to the start ?
9:05 And the best acting award goes to... THE BABY!
Yup she can cry on demand😬😋
Great !
This is a Seconds from Disaster episode. The Mayday intro was merely cut in.
Scary stuff. One problem I have is what the hell is a hecktar? Its acres in America.
Pilot did amazing job
I like watching Mayday on the Wonder channel on yt (though there aren't many eps), and I read air crash investigations was the same show but this narrator keeps narrating over the re-enactment!!! Like be quiet! I wanna watch and feel the tension!!!!
I watched this landing live on TV. Strange that the news stations and all of us watching knew the pilots were landing with no hydraulics and the passengers did not.
Because the passengers weren't told
Why is that strange? They were trying to contain a desperate situation, passengers were terrified enough as it was. Dumb comment.
clearly the crew didnt want to scare the passengers more than they where already scared
They should incase all hydraulic lines that run anywhere near the engines in protective guards that would stop any engine parts from damaging them! Sometimes these engines do come apart during a engine failure!! They should know better!!
Thank lord baby is safe
150 km TOO FAST -- that'll make ya crap ya pants
music too loud !
Any crash is sad but when there’s children it’s worse😢😢😢
What good does it do to mislabel these videos as Mayday/Air Crash Investigation? Is there some fatwa against Seconds From Disaster?
They get rewatched
So the fire chief gets an alert of the emergency and it causes him to have a hunch something is wrong? Well yeah, that means there's a damn emergency airplane coming in, lol. Sherlock Holmes over here.
Mate,I was there and what u said is out of line,a lot of stuff went wrong that day,and all people there went above and beyond to do whatever they could It's impossible to explain unless you were there.Please have some respect,a lot of lives changed that day mine included.
At least he scrambled. One flight crew in seperate incident declared an emergency and the controller "forgot" to dispatch the fire crews. Everyone survived the crash, but half burned to death or died later from their burns.
this is the second video i see that is being posted in 2020 when it really is from much later years ago, why?
Someone downloads the original, monetizes it and then re-posts it with just a tiny change in the title. Some don't even monetize them, they just want to get more viewers for their channel; if people don't know it is a re-broadcast the posters get away with the scam.
Haynes looks exactly like Capt. Sullenberger.
as the plane cartwheels down the runway she thinks - somethings just not right!
This isn't from 2020.
1989!!!!! NOT 2020!! THIS IS A 1989 VIDEO!
Dc 10 flying death
this is from Seconds From Disaster, please change the title to that.
There were clips of air crash investigation into in Between....
I don’t know if I could live with myself knowing that my child was gone and may not be if I had been holding them
Why do u cut the video of so abruptly? I hate that!
At a billion to 1 chance yea right random stat.
DC-10sion
that crew lady. is so dramatic.. jesus
Similar case to japan airline crash that kills 500 plus people onboard..
When they know they are going to crash land why can't they dump all the fuel? I don't understand !
I dont think you can open the fuel tank, also thats kinda polluting.
@@roverfloats they have a controlled proceedure called file dump! They can do that by all means
They were prob a bit busy trying to keep the plane (relatively) straight and level. There's also limit on when and where you can dump fuel, so you know, they don't posion everyone on the ground. If they have the time and space to do it, sure, but it is not a priority when you're struggling to control the plane.
LnA fingerfoods the fuel dump, is a hydraulic controlled process, and they probably were not able to do that. Plus, dumping fuel means, that the pilots can’t go around, even if they regain control. So, it would’ve been very dangerous. And, most importantly, the pilots were too busy. Haha (I’ve been in a crash before).
Air mechanic here. So the reason they don't is because it causes many more problems then solves. If they dump in the wrong place then Avgas is landing in peoples pools and schools by the gallons. Secondly its a hydraulic controlled system, so even if they wanted to they couldn't as hydraulics were gone. Finally theres no point, the only thing fuel did was make the plane heavier. I assume you're talking about the fireball, which would have occurred even if the plane had no fuel whatsoever in it
i hope the guy who conjured the rule to put children on the floor is prosecuted legally and put in prison for all those chilldren that died on this plane
Babies on airplanes with no specific seats or restraints is such a dumb idea. I dont understand how anyone thought this would be fine. You can't hold on to a baby in that type of situation and on the floor is no better. So ridiculous
My question is.....Are these people getting on an airplane again????😳
The same could be said about motor vehicles. 40k people die a year. Ones and twos, the occasional pile up with heavier casualties. The shock is when an airliner goes down, its hundreds. Believe it or not, it's not a common occurance. Air travel is still actually safer than driving your car.
@@Thumper-cu6wc But, I've seen so many accidents!=/ Also when you're on an airplane one little thing goes wrong, you're DEAD, PERIOD.😳
You can die stepping off a curb. Choosing to live in fear, is not living. And i think the passengers of 1549 would disagree. Bad things happen. It's how you choose to live after.
@@Thumper-cu6wc I meant to say airplane accidents. I'm afraid of heights. Well, EVERYONE has a fear of something.
But do you define your life by it?
Why are all air crash investigations such low quality
Becuz it’s reupload
They are so old they are from the 90s
This is Seconds From Disaster, not Air Crash Investigation.
Really? Will check it
@@theworldultimatenetwork2306 have you checked it?
Oh well still a very important video thanks for posting TWUN
Who cares?
@@jeffsullivan2044 Exactly 💯
I'll never get in another plane..either they go the wrong way or out of fuel or the WRONG RUNWAY then the nose falls off..nope I'll stay on the ground!
Lol
@23:34 made me tear up
oohh lots of snippy comments here!... think the lockdown is getting to everybody 😬
DC-10s literally give me the shits thank god they aren’t flown anymore
Interestingly enough they are flown in the military still, and are considered very reliable, so it could also have to do with the commercial industry as well as the air craft themselves. Just a totally random thing I learned, my father is in the air force and told me that when I was badmouthing the DC-10 the other day!
Yep they didn't have hydraulics :(
Terrible description, title and also - do not add random links.
If my daughter was in the plane I would not leave w/o her- the parents made that choice
Seconds from disaster not the show listed in title
So (?).
@@jeffsullivan2044 the title of the video says one thing while the actual content is another. Thats annoying, clickbaity, and offputting. Gives the channel a bad impression due to using peoples lives during a shitty situation to get views. ,
Wish these things would give a run thru of each of the lives lost. They deserve that, even if it takes awhile.
any logic in putting a tiny baby on the floor? I would put the baby under my shirt
I heard babies died and I cried