A Series Of Disastrous Events | Kid In The Cockpit | Mayday: Air Disaster
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- Опубликовано: 15 авг 2021
- PART 1 | On March 23, 1994, Russian International Airlines Flight 593 left Moscow's Airport to Hong Kong. The Captain's children were also on board and shortly after takeoff, he invited them into the cockpit which triggered a series of disastrous events.
The captain and co-pilot had the plane running on autopilot when they invited the teenagers to take turns "flying" the state of the art aircraft. Soon after the son sat down, the plane began banking steeply even though the autopilot was still on. While the crew struggled desperately to figure out what was wrong, the situation went from bad to worse. The plane began turning more and more steeply and then started falling from the sky in a wild corkscrew spin. The son was trapped in the pilot's position.
The captain eventually managed to get back into his seat but it was too late. Flight 593 crashed into the snowy mountains of Siberia and everyone on board was killed. Do you think the captain's children being invited into the cockpit was the primary reason for this air disaster? Come back for Part 2 on Wednesday!
Season 3 Episode 10 "Kid In The Cockpit": On March 23, 1994, Russain International Airlines Flight 593 left Moscow's Airport to Hong Kong. The captain's children were on board and whilst the captain and co-pilot had the plane running on autopilot, they invited the children into the cockpit. After the son sat down, the plane began banking steeply and started falling from the sky in a wild corkscrew spin. The son was trapped in the pilot's position. When the captain managed to get back into his seat, it was too late. Flight 593 crashed into the snowy mountains of Siberia and everyone on board was killed.
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Moral of the story, don't let children fly a commercial jet-liner. You would think that would be common sense, but I guess for some people it's not.
If he would have survived that misfortune, then the corporation would have dismissed him for allowing passengers to take charge of the plane.
Why? What could possibly go wrong?
@@rondj1965 :
What can get wrong?
Ohhh nothing!! only that the plane crashes and kills everyone on board but apart of that nothing!!
That is what is so horribly embarrassing and shameful about this story; that it WASN'T common sense for the pilot not to let children into the cockpit.
Agreed!! It's not a toy. People lives were at stake here...
Imagine having to explain to the victims' families that their loved ones died as a result of a bring your kids to work day gone wrong.
It's Russia. What do you expect
They had to explain that to a judge most likely.
@@jalalal8056Russia is so advanced in technology and innovation since the soviet era as far as my opinion. These shouldn't be the things we expect from Russia.
Imagine telling the mom that her husband let his kids drive the plane
And didn't make it out alive
Can you imagine the regret of the poor dad? From “oh boy, I hope I don’t lose my job” to “we are probably going to die and it is my fault.”
What about the kid? They probably didn't have time to explain to him that it wasn't his fault either. Poor guy thought he touched the controls and sent it out of control.
@thebirdee It was not the kid's fault, blame the idiot that thought it was a good idea to let a kid into the cockpit
Eldar the culprit. if the plane was banking to right, he should have let the pilots immediately than waiting for 3 minutes
@@AshishGupta-mh3hn I don’t think Eldar was at fault. Even if he deliberately moved the controls…the adults should have known that this was a possibility and that is why you don’t play musical chairs with the pilots seat or put teens in control. You can’t put people in bad situations then say “why didn’t you do better with no training or experience?”
@@Itried20takennames His only mistake was that he let the pilots know 5 minutes after plane was banking towards the right. He should have immediately left the seat.
I can only imagine the crash investigators’ reaction when they listened to the cockpit voice recorder. WTF? 😳
They sounded pretty "mad" when they heard him giving the "kids" permission to take charge of the passenger jet.
They are gonna grill the law so bad
“the pilots did what now?”
Air disasters kid in the cockpit Captain kudrinsky is fault but his son Elmer Kudrinsky was right the altitude was turning left.
Have seen multiple programs documenting this event and it remains one of the saddest air disasters for me. It was just...so entirely preventable. Imagine what was going through those kids' minds, especially Eldar.
Not much, apparently. He seems to have just monkeyed with the controls from the second he sat down until they drug him out of there. Panicking I guess.
was this the one where all they had to do was let go of the wheel and the plane would h ave corrected itself?
@@randomrazr yes. This is the one. Had they just released/stop fighting the control column, the autopilot would have kicked in and prevented the stall.
Yeah, not much to go through in that 'great mind'...
What was going through their heads?
The ground was!
If I was a family member of someone who died on that plane I would be furious that the pilot let his damn kids play with my loved ones life. I don’t care how safe the pilot thought it was. Ridiculous.
Take out a small Cessna if you want to let your kid in the cockpit abs risk your own life. This is just a tragedy of such stupidity - honestly how dare the pilot allow a child in control of a commercial airliner.
Do you want to pilot the plane?
No.
Come here-
Yeah dad's fault
Yeah pilot let kid fly the Aeroflot this way we can’t have nice things
i respect and admire "sterile cockpit" pilots who stay on top of what the plane's doing
and don't allow anyone in the cockpit who'd be a distraction or a danger.
yep. Some airlines allow cockpit visits ONLY after landing safely at the gate and if the pilots have some time. Depends on the captain decision.
Saw 'kid' in the title and immediately knew what flight this was. 😑
Yea we all remember the story of flight 593 when the title says kid in the cockpit 😭
Me too. What a screw-up by the pilot.
Yup, this is easily one of the most infamous crashes in the history of aviation.
Big uuuhhhgg from me 😐
@RainbowsBuzz
Jkk
The saddest part has to be the co-pilot saving the plane then bringing it into a stall all over again in his panic because the pilot wasn't there to help him.
This copilot is almost entire responsible of the crash. How could he make the plan climb at that angle meanwhile he was supposed to be trained and its flying 101 that it causes a stall ?
My thing is when the kid first said the plane was Turing why didn’t the captain IMMEDIATELY get back in his seat and what’s even more confusing is that the KID noticed something was wrong with plane before any of the pilots 😐
The reason was the auto pilot was on so it does turn on its own and when he said it's turning his dad assumed it was the auto pilot making a slight adjustment which it does regularly.
Eldar was the smartest "pilot" in the damn cockpit.
@@neptunedawn7121 Ikr despite having zero f*cking understanding of aircraft, he seemingly possessed the highest proportion of common sense out of the people in the cabin XDD
@@matthewharris-davies8368 Oooohhhh, that makes sense! Thanks for this perspective even though your response is over 2 years old
@@hunormagyar1843 Why do people say this? Of course he would be the most aware because Eldar was the only one that had flight controls. If he took his hands off the yoke or noticed his own inputs were not affecting the aircraft and it was turning anyway, that didn't take much common sense to realize.
Rest In Heaven to all onboard.
Maybe, just maybe, putting a teenager who hasn't ever been in a cockpit at the controls of a plane FULL OF PASSENGERS wasn't a good idea. Just maybe, I'm not a pilot or anything...
Funny enough, because of the autopilot, this wasn't the deciding factor. The father was slightly adjusting the controls of the autopilot. The problem was that the pilot did not give the co-pilot the controls just in case the autopilot fails. As well as the fact that the autopilot did not give an audible-enough warning.
@@MrJr1976 The problem was the kid in the cockpit!
@@MrJr1976 I remember as a kid adults offering me to do stuff I shouldn’t (like driving their vintage car before I had my license, etc) and I was like “no, thank you.” Still I have huge sympathy…we all do dumb stuff, and the regret and terror here must have been awful.
@@alvaroakatico9188 That wasn't the issue. The girl had done just fine. The concept itself outside of takeoff/landing is not an issue. The issue has to do with the autopilot giving no indication that it had been disabled
@@MrJr1976 if he didn't put his kid in the pilot seat, there would be no need to switch things back and forth triggering autopilot "giving no indication it has been disabled" bc nothing would've have been disabled in the first place.
THIS is why the pilots who let anyone else sit in their seats get in so much trouble. One little jostle of the stick and your friend can crash the plane.
Fyi this was demonic and u just don't even know it.
@@werearethedreamteam3724 demonic? Wtf do you even mean? How do you “know” it was demonic too??
@@Sumo-san I bet something more sinister happened there’s not way the auto pilot thing was fixed and there was still a problem babe somebody wanted this plane to end in di
@@werearethedreamteam3724 you ain’t lying
@@Sumo-san read the box with the Description
Oh the poor mother and wife....I can't imagine the pain she lives with losing her family.
She deserved
I thought of her, too and wandered how much backlash she had to deal with at the same time her family died. You know that there were people especially the victims families who may have even blamed her as well as her husband and children. I hope not, but everyone handles grief differently. Poor lady.
@@l.plantagenetI don’t understand why anyone would blame her she was never there in the plane
@@l.plantagenetblaming her is by NO means fair. That pilot is responsible😡
@@SunayanaSB1998 I totally agree. 💯👏
The most INEXCUSABLE accident in aviation history. A true tragedy in every sense of the word.
Of all aviation disasters I've seen this one haunts me the most. It was sweet to see a loving father take his kids on an international trip. But watching him do something so incomprehensible is absolutely baffling. I feel badly for the pilot, realizing the reality of his ill judgement way too late. His frightened son terrified out of his mind, the copilot who probably wanted to say something but resisted, not to mention the poor souls who entrusted their safety to these 'professionals'.
I agree with everything you said. This is awful
So many air disasters are due to something going wrong due to improper or nonexistent maintenance, which is awful. However- this wasn’t even pilot error which is bad, but humans aren’t perfect, sometimes due to fatigue, stress etc so mistakes happen. But this is to me the worst air disaster( I’ve watched many on RUclips) because this was just flat out stupidity + negligence. 😩
I remember this episode. Imagine the terror that kid experienced? The best seat for the worst show.
Imagine the terror of all of the passengers!
I wonder what the body feels the moment a plane crashes nose first into the ground. What do you think? I will never know because I don't fly.
@@chancellor170 At that speed, there would be no pain or feeling of any kind. That aircraft was travelling many times faster than nerve signals, so the people onboard were obliterated before they realized they hit the ground.
@@geley5285 it wasn't travelling many times faster than nerve impulses. But I would think you'd be dead before you could register a feeling still.
@@chancellor170 You will never know but not because you don't fly. At least you probably wouldn't know for more than a splitsecond, even if that crash was relatively slow (I'm talking like 200+ km/h still, depends on the plane type and the various conditions)
As a kid I was taken up to the cockpit and allowed to sit in the F/O's seat... but it was on the ground, and we were still boarding passengers. The captain pointed out a bunch of the controls and let me flip a few of the inconsequential switches (lights on the overhead panel I recall most clearly) but once we had all the passengers aboard, they asked me to leave as they were not allowed to have anyone like me in the cockpit once the plane started to roll.
Holy moly, that reenactment was better than any action movie I've ever seen, wish it wasn't real though 😢
@@Jose_Hunters_EWF_Remixes That's actually accurate, air traffic control speak english everywhere in the world. Therefore, Pilots must also speak English.
It is real, including the words they spoken.
Yes😢
To all pilots: If you need your dumb kids to experience flying a plane, take them to a plane simulator.
Or throw them off your roof.
@@nickv4073 😂😂😂
@@nickv4073 terrain, pull up
Let them play DCS.
In Soviet Russia, Simulator Flights you!
Rest in peace, dear passengers. When I imagine how I'm sitting in the stalling plane and know that I have few seconds to live, I start trembling. It's a real nightmare.....
Most stalls are easy to recover from. Just not at 1000 ft. That’s not enough room.
Poor kid, I assume he believed he was to blame in those minutes before death. Being the mother knowing your husband killed your whole family by idiocy... damn.
I'm sure Captain Supercool got a stern talking by his passengers in the afterlife.
Nevertheless, R.I.P. to all, including the irresponsible captain who doomed this plane as soon as he brought his kids in the cockpit.
You wouldnt hand the steering wheel over to your inexperienced child while traveling at 65mph down the hwy. There is no excuse for this irresponsible failure. I hope he got a good chewing out by St Peter.
Actually my Dad let my oldest brother, do this at 13 yrs of age, and I did it, at 12, but yeah, I agree he was being irresponsible for letting us do this.
Absolutely shocking. No excuse whatsoever for this. Highly unprofessional, my heart goes out to all the victims families in this unavoidable accident
unprofessional maybe, only when caught. the plane was supposed to be on auto pilot. if the plane is banking left or right you feel it plus the engine sound changes. for him not to realize the plane was turning until it was that drastic is mind boggling to include not immediately removing his son from the seat instead of wondering whats happening.
FYI it's AVOIDABLE. Don't put kids on the pilot seat. but most people don't have enough common sense for that
This is very upsetting I certainly hope there are laws now that prevent kids from entering the cockpit, at least during flight.
When I was a little girl I remember going and seeing the cockpit, but this was before the plane took off, while it was still at the gate and I did not sit in the Pilot's chair or anything I just stood there and looked for a few minutes and that's it. I just can't believe that this captain allowed his children to sit in his seat during flight. Very upsetting and 100% preventable accident.
In my opinion it’s not the kids fault, he’s just a really curious kid that likes planes, it’s the pilots fault for allowing the kid take too much control
@@neptunez3495 of course! I never said or thought it was the kids fault... I'm outraged at the pilot!
@@neptunez3495 In which it cost everyone's lives with the kid being in the pilot's seat.
There are now many laws about who is and isn’t allowed in the cockpit, not because of this but because of 9/11.
I think it should be fine to SEE the cockpit not touch the controls during flight.
How none of those pilots realized Eldar was likely going to disengage..the fact it didn’t even cross their mind..is terrifyingly concerning.
And how they took so long to react to the banking of the plane with the kid still sitting in the left chair!
Doubt anyone actually cares, but notice a small anachronistic detail in the reenactment: When the kid is shown annoying his sister with his videogame, he's playing on a Gameboy Pocket, which wasn't first released until two years after this crash (1996)
This was a terrifying catastrophe. The representation here of it, narrator and the film, amazing job.
To allow someone unqualified to sit in the seat of a plane and handle the controls is inexcusable and highly unprofessional.
Reprehensible to put other people’s lives in danger
The only pilot that can maybe trump the stupidity of this pilot is bonin from Air France 447 - even I know I’m a stall you push the nose down. It’s devestating that people lose their lives & families destroyed cause of sheer idiocy
It was common at the time for pilots to let their kids pilot the plane for a few minutes, another documentary said! Incredible🤦🏻♀️
It's criminal.
What really gets to me is the way innocent people on board lose their life. Do pilots realize how important they are to the people who depend on them when they are in the cockpit?
Exactly.
Some pilots talk about things like that. I wonder if the dad or the son had a death wish, and didn't care if the passengers were taken with them.
You think someone who lived most of their life in communist soviet union really values other human life?
YES. The answer is yes. They do realize the importance of their jobs. This one pilot clearly did not.
@@beyondbackwater4933 that’s stereotyping
Something sad to me at the end is that as he's demanding his kid to get out of the cockpit you can hear the confusion, regret, anger and fear in his voice.
This is not actual footage... it's a reenactment...
@@BayMacDre415 I'm sorry, my mistake. I was referring to the actual CVR.
I don’t have an issue with them letting the kids sit in the seat.
But letting them touch the controls and then failing to monitor the aircraft’s flight profile until it is in a steep turn is where they were really wrong.
same, I suppose. But things can always go wrong, and there are too many lives at risk, so... I can see the argument for not even letting them in the seat.
This plane crash is Darwin Award level along with the 1998 midair collision in France which occurred because a passenger asked the pilot to change course to get a better view of an ocean liner 🤦♂️
Not to the innocent passengers.
For anyone a crash would be terrifying but imagine a kid in the cockpit with full view of the impending crash. Poor child. Shame on the dad for a lack of judgment but we all know things probably seem ok at the time. Prayers for everyone on that flight. I hope they had a painless end.
This is one of the dumbest decisions any human being ever made.
If those kids went to sleep this tragedy would have never happened.
Kids working Air traffic control also
it's the hard way they needed to get the guide lines straight
18:42 "he too is squashed by the powerful forces", as if he was gonna be exempt from the g-force just because he's the captain lol
Plot armor
When I was twelve, the Flight Attendant allowed me to go into the cockpit of a DC 9 when the aircraft was on the tarmac. However, she forbade me to touch any of the instruments, and I complied.
Tell me why even though I've seen this already on Wonder I'm still intrigued enough to watch it again😅😆🤣
Same. So unbelievably crazy. Why did he let his kid do that? Why didn't the other crew do anything to stop it? Just insane
@@micheleshively8557 I guess the crew were just alittle to new to the plane, and if they would have done nothing, the autopilot would have saved them, but... yea how insane to be a passenger sleeping away, then wake up to THAT!!
Same!
@@micheleshively8557 prestigious line.. it’s simple. He and his colleagues in the cockpit didn’t see the danger because of pride.
Facts! 😂
Good thing the cameraman survived!
No 😮
Rest in peace to the passengers and crew including 3 kids on board on that day. 😔 🌼 🌻 🌸 🌹 💮 🏵 🌼 🌻
What a tragic event
It seems obvious to me that the pilot had 0 idea anything could happen with his son in the seat, as he had both his children on the flight, and would be widowing his wife. The lack of alarm when disconnecting any part of the autopilot sounds negligent to me, but hey. All accidents are domino effects, and you could realistically blame anyone involved.
He never actively disabled the autopilot. The fact that the kid kept the stick in one place for too long disconnected it and the plane gave zero warning. The mid being in the cabin was not the root issue. Poor training, pilot error, and poor design choices brought the plane down
@@MrJr1976 That kid brought that plane down without his intentions.
@@alvaroakatico9188 True. If his father had been trained that such an action would have disabled the autopilot, he could have told his son to be less aggressive.
I've never played a flight game that didn't have an alarm when autopilot was disabled.
@@Krystalmyth You can thank this flight and the one from the Everglades for that
Irresponsible pilot.. he should have taken control the moment kid said something wrong
Never a good sign then they start interviewing family members and people that weren't on the plane...
How do you even know if they were on the plane or not
Damn, a Game Boy Color in 1994? That kid really was priviliged!
This story is so fucking sad, Eldar was just a kid, and he died thinking it was all his fault
Eldar, where ever you are, the crash was not your fault.
Lol he killed his father and sister 🤔
It's so easy to get in trouble, and so hard to get out of it.
in that case not really
@@brrt Wtf that case describes exactly what he wrote
Love the video so happy to see a new video
I feel like this part in 0:05 wasn't included in the Smithsonian Channel version.
Ditto, seems entirely unfinished as far as the story goes.
Thanks for sharing 😊
Do you think the captain's children being invited into the cockpit was the primary reason for this air disaster? Part 2 coming on Wednesday!
I was looking for part 2 lol.
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Not sure. The daughter seemed to be nervous about experimenting with a airplane.
Absolutely; I remember the days when it was acceptable to invite kids to LOOK at the controls in the cockpit while the plane was AT THE GATE. It was NEVER acceptable to allow anyone to TOUCH the controls, and it was NEVER acceptable to allow anyone in during the flight.
No. The primary reason was the captain's overconfidence, which led to him making bad decisions.
I can't even freaking watch this I'm at 12 minutes where he has his daughter sitting down I can't even watch it I can't even believe what I'm seeing!
It is beyond comprehension
Excellent job fellows!!
What a tragic event REST IN PEACE 😢
I worked at a place where the owner died while letting his toddler sit in the pilots seat. The toddler yanked the controls and it crashed.
What flight was that please?
@@mph1ish It's a made up story, nobody lets a toddler sit in a pilots seat with an aircraft flying, lol.
Yes. Thanks for uploading one of my favorite episodes
This crash was clearly the inspiration for Micheal Crichton's novel "Airframe"....it's a gripping suspense thriller like all of his stories, and definitely worth a read. I won't say any more than this however, as I wouldn’t want to spoil it for anyone. 😊
The male teenage actor is really doing a stellar job. I hope he sees this. You did a fabulous job! (No disrespect to all the other great actors, he just stood out. Well, actually the father did not sell the role to me. Just my honest opinion.)
Philipp Leibovski
Genadijs Dolganovs (this isn’t easy) was Yaroslov
Niku Braznea was Makarov
Michelle Adams (phew) was Yana
Leo Vernik was Piskarev
Vladamir Radian was Birykov
Romas Stanulis was First Officer Vasilyevich
With the exception of Leibovski, they all have fairly long acting sheets.
@in-the-anomaly - re: "Just my honest opinion" = Are not ALL your opinions "honest?"
It must have been a horrible experience for the children.
May they rest in peace.
May all of them rest in peace, not just the kids.
My heart will forever hurt with this one
That's why the cockpit is off limits. Condolences to the families...
Sure, let a kid into the cockpit.
But don’t give him control of the aircraft. Good lord.
Every one of these horrific videos reminds me that not putting aside monies to travel via air, isn't so bad. 😳
9:38 - That sad moment I want to make a joke about the kids being lucky for having GameBoy Color and Pokemon Blue several years before either actually came out, but then remembered they died because of the reckless adults that were in the cockpit that night.
And they never got to see the game boy color, Playstations and Xboxes. Life really is unfair.
What kind of spur of the moment idea is that!
This is so sad to watch on many levels….being pre-9/11 and no locked flight deck doors when this tragedy unfolded, no one other than the pilots should have been sitting in the seats. Period. With eldar at the controls and the plane banking past 45’, I’m shocked that none of the pilots did not react quicker to the non normal situation and get eldar out of the seat, roll the wings level, and run a system check of the AP……QRH if needed. RIP to the crew and pax on this flight.
Ap
What I’ve learned from watching these crashes is that co-pilots aren’t comfortable speaking up to the head captain, not even when their lives are in imminent immediate danger.
@@njones8791 ever heard of CRM? I’m an F/O and we are always expected to speak up if something doesn’t look right. Could be anything from low fuel pressure in one tank to slowly losing hydraulic pressure or pressurization issues( which I’ve had happen to me- had to use the cherry picker to manually control the cabin rate up at 35,000ft)
Que bien han hecho la dramatización, es una de las mejores que vi. Buenos actores
He should have given everyone a chance to fly the plane there were three pilots in that cockpit and the fact that not one of them had the sense to think that it was dangerous to allow a 12 year old and a 15 year old to touch the controls is quite astounding especially when the captain’s wife herself stated how difficult it was for them master the controls of this plane and so in my opinion all passengers should have been told what was going on and given the same opportunity those kids were given
Such a tragedy! To all those who lost their lives and their families who are suffering! Why would a pilot of his standing do the most irresponsible and dangerous thing to entertain his kids!!! What?!! All those lives lost needlessly. RIP
I'm a flight attendant. 14 years. I do not allow children in the flight deck unless it's before departure at the gate and the door is open and before the pilots start their checklist. Also they have to approve. Or after landing, at the gate, door open and all the checklist are done. Once again only if they approve. I care deeply about my life first 😆. Some people do get lax but it's our job to make sure safety comes first. I never heard about this crash before now and I am an airplane enthusiast.
I watched a couple of these videos on this channel and it’s frustrating that they do it in parts. Put the complete story on , it’s annoying to be left hanging .
It's almost like a business is interested in people actually paying for the content and use youtube as advertisement
This is why you immediately turn off the auto pilot when the flight computer starts acting up. Like me DPE and FAA investigator has said to me, “Hold on, what’s it doing now?” (Speaking about autopilot). It’s bizarre that it was the middle of the night and they didn’t bare to look at the altitude and attitude indicator during the whole emergency. Unbelievable.
By any chance is the investigation part of this episode available? Thanks!
They clearly said it’s coming
@@bigmiim8584 yeap saw it was uploaded
@@agamsingh1147 lol
This is an excellent account of this disaster. However, it ended without an epilogue. I'd like to know about the subsequent investigation and aftermath.
Seeing this reenactment is crazy especially with that plane turning like that
OK, aside form the obvious fact that in no way, shape or form outside people (i.e. outside the flight and cabin crew) should be allowed to enter the cokpit, we need to address that this whole ordeal has happen on an Airbus A310 - a fairly new airliner for Aeroflot and something that crew has never seen before (it wasn't like the Tupolev's and Antonov's they were used to) and with more sophisticated computer system than other planes Aeroflot had in its fleet by 1994.
So sad. Absolute nightmare. Seems like he waited too long to get his kid out the seat too. As soon as his kid said why is the plane still --,
That's enough, up.
Nobody should be aloud in cockpit besides authorized personel!
Almost certain that that’s a rule now. Luckily.
I felt so sorry, i always expected the plane to be in control again but at the end i felt so bad
Is this crash part of the reason you have to hit the autopilot disconnect button again to get rid of the aural warning?
How can the captain be so irresponsible ? He has costed everybody's life on board.
Who will ever know? The pilot is now dead so he can never be questioned.
Used to be a normal thing to allow kids to see the cockpit once cruising altitude had been reached. See it, not fly it. Maybe sit on a pilots lap.
That was forty to fifty years ago but you’re right. They would sometimes let a couple kids up there .
Still happends occasionally, usually on the ground though
“Do you want to fly the plane?” . “Nooo!” When the child is wiser than the adult!
Can you imagine being on the ground seeing this? Oh my God
@Xino Z - No! Cannot imagine being on the ground seeing this !! Any other "Oh my" comments?!?
@@warriormanmaxx8991 don’t be an ass
That is the end of this one? I would like to know how they discovered that kids were allowed to fly it, etc. Blackbox evidence of course but would love part 2
The height of stupidity
@@catsario7512 Why do you feel the need to be RUDE? Does it make you feel better about yourself? Good for you!
@@joycebrackbill3577
You must be a leftist
Rude is different than expressing an opinion. I’m an American who is free to speak.
Read the other comments
If you think letting your children fly a plane with almost 200 people’s lives at stake, I pray You or yours never fly a plane!!!
@@joycebrackbill3577
Rude? Ask the families that lost loved ones what they think about a pilot letting his children fly the plane with almost 200 people?
If you had lost a close family member on that flight, would you be ok w children flying jets illegally?
@@catsario7512 Of course not. It is devastating.
First lesson to be a pilot
"Do not your kid take over the flight"
No Crap !! Was all those empty "returns" necessary to make your "brilliant" point?!?
why does the co-pilot go into a steep vertical climb with the engines on idle, once he had regained control of the aircraft? they were still at a safe altitude and it seemed really strange manoeuvring which would cause the catastrophic stall.
At last the pilots got control of the plane after the corkscrew nose dive, but how close were they from not crashing? maybe they just needed a little elevation?
Why didn’t the pilot get his son out of the his seat immediately when his son said the plane was turning by itself?
this is by far the most "Smh" type air crash investigation documentary.
The scare crow from WIZARD OF OZ HAD MORE BRAINS THAN THESE 3 PILOTS PUT TOGETHER 😂 😂
On an international flight (pre 9-11) I was invited into the cockpit of a 747 and sat in the Navigator's seat. Fortunately, I knew enough not to touch anything! On arriving home, I told my brother, a pilot, of my experience and he went ballistic that the pilots allowed that. Oh, and one other thing...my niece, a writer and plane crash archivist, says the g-forces are so strong that people first grey-out and then black-out before hitting the ground. No one ever feels the crash!
Uh, the pilots leveled the wings before the plane hit the ground. The aircraft was in a steep dive they couldn't recover from, since they ran out of altitude. Any g forces by then we're minimal or non existent. So the passengers were pretty much aware would be my guess.
If he had only let them see the cockpit or even just stay up there with them, it still would've been questionable but most people would understand and he'd walk away with a slap on the wrist with no one else at risk. However the instant he allowed his kids in the pilot seat it went too far, he and the other two officers just got too cocky thinking they had total control and could get out of trouble if it happend. The worst part though is when he's shouting at his son to get out even though HE'S the one that put the kid there and Eldar most likely felt guilty enough already. Poor kid died thinking his dad hated him.
There's a 15 year old kid in the pilot's seat messing with the controls, and the crew can't figure out why the plane is banking to the right for no reason?
So sad, this really bothers me, i cant imagine the fear in everyone 😮
Hope every Pilot has learned a lesson from this disaster. Never let anyone inexperienced man the cockpit.
There are so many bells and whistles and lights what do you diagnose first ? Were they train for this in flight emergency ?
Nope, I don't think they were trained for an emergency like this, but they were trained not to let passengers fly the jet.
@@MrJuvefrank I wonder if you reset the computer I mean shut it off completely would that have helped is it even in emergency procedure section of the flight manual. The plane would still have power not shutting the engines off it might have worked .
I am not sure what cockpit crew is worse: this one or the ones on Eastern Airlines Flight 401 unable to determine a burnt-out light bulb.
Aeroflot Flight 593 was the actual name of the ill-fated flight. So tragic that a kid was allowed at the controls.