Mayday! Air Disaster: Season 10 Compilation | On The Move
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- Опубликовано: 19 окт 2023
- All of Mayday! Season 10 in one place! We look at the crash of Flight 3597, British airways Flight 38, Scandinavian Airlines Flight 751, Colgan Air Flight 3407, Turkish Airlines Flight 1951 and the infamous Hudson river landing of US Airways Flight 1549.
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I don’t know why I’m so hooked on these air crash videos! Can’t get enough of them. Honestly, I watch them as I fall asleep😆. How crazy is THAT?! Anyone else out there like me 😃?
Yup do the same I go to sleep to these weird ehh😅
@@andrewharton4633 🤣😂it is!
What I'm doing rn 😂
My girlfriend thinks I’m weird cuz I do the same thing 😂😅 8:31
@@businessmanathletemarine 😂😂😂😂
Good bless the gentleman narrating all these videos... He's just amazing... Way beyond good.. I'm watching this because of him
Yes, Jonathan Aris. He's well articulate.
I just realized that I watch too many of this sort of videos/documentaries that I can now recognize some reccuring actors lmao
Word up
lol same
Me too ...I have to stop myself...
1:50:47 That honestly shocked me that absolutely nobody died and serious injuries were minimal. They got lucky on the terrain, the trees slowed them down but thankfully a clearing opened up for them to fully land without the trees tearing them apart.
0:02 - Cockpit Failure (Crossair 3597, Nov. 2001)
44:47 - The Heathrow Enigma (British Airways 38, Jan. 2008)
1:29:33 - Pilot Betrayed (Scandinavian Airlines 751, Dec. 1991)
2:14:19 - Dead Tired (Colgan Air 3407, Feb. 2009)
2:59:04 - Hudson River Runway (US Airways 1549, Jan. 2009)
3:43:47 - Who's in Control? (Turkish Airways 1951, Feb. 2009)
very helpful.. thanks
Thank you!
thx blud
Legend 🙏🏻
@@sexynelson100Aa äoo2o
Things you don’t often hear: ‘The passion fruits may have saved our lives.’ 😂
The old guy tried to play it off like they were being annoying but the fact he immediately recognized who they were was funny to me.
In a recent interview, the couple said that they listen to
“Passion Fruit” all day, from 6 am, until before bed time.
SUCK THAT, "ITZY"......
Hahaha yes
@@alexburke1899really? i know basically who taylor swift is, and what she looks like, but i couldn't name one of her songs.
the guy should have leaned over to them and said, "hey, you girls wanna fuck? no? then shut the fuck up!"
Can I sleeeep????
The Hudson River incident was no miracle! It was an astonishing piece of flying!
It's a miracle. Good grief.
Pure skill by sully for sure.
Sully and God
You have to say Lady Luck was on their side that day with regards to the conditions..But the pilot still had to land and deserves all the credit..Don’t you just love a happy ending ❤
It was pure skill determination grit and nerves of steel and luck. that allowed captain sully to make that legendary landing a day that will live on in wonder.
Those 20 passengers who didnt show up on the flight in thw first story are lucky asfk .....
Yes I watch them all the time.The most interesting part is how they learn exactly what caused the crash
It's like people that love mysteries, or shows like CSI or NCIS. I agree!
Terrified of flying and I’m hooked on these shows …. 🤔 😂
Same here. Justifies our fears.
Cracks me up when people buy a house near an airport because it's cheaper then complain about the noise
Rebecca Shaw, first officer, earning less than $ 16.000 a year! And a captain earning $ 60.000 a year. Hardly anything glorious about those positions .....
They earn that little? I'm shocked, working all those hours in very risky job? 😮
A train driver here in England earns over 63:000 pounds, I thought pilots would earn much more wow..❤
@@sunflower381it was abuse. But not “risky”. Responsible. Also they were exhausted, not offered sleeping stay.. ALARMING
@@expl0it306 wow, really sad to hear but glad it's not considered risky.
Fraid so... pilots of small carriers unfortunately are extremely underpaid like poor Rebecca was , but if you're an experienced pilot with a lot of hours and flying big Transatlantic or Trans-pacific jumbo jets then the pay is really good , but still , nowhere close to a celebrity doctor, dentist or a lawyer.
I'm trying to learn lessons from these crash failures. I have had many and still trying to succeed. My prayers are there for those of us and others.
God bless and be well.
I like to watch these documentaries. The most important and interesting part is the investigation after the incident. Even seemightly unimportant matters can lead to disaster.
The best ASMR for sleeping
You too, huh
Low terrain - pull up - pull up...Am I the only one that watches these right before going on a plane? I know for me, I now always wear my seatbelt even if the sign is switched iff to increase my chances incase of an explosive decompression
Amazing how a Sherlock Holmes quote helped The Heathrow Enigma investigation. Shows how much a film can influence our lives
Book
True story and person.
😂 you have to be American
I was recommended this as soon as I got home from work. I guess this is my evening.
I hear these audios when I'm flying!! Curiously, it makes me feel safer
01:29:33 That poor man who piloted the aircraft that fortunately kept everyone alive during a serious incident probably caught so much crap for what happened. I am so sorry for him. The captain co-pilot and crew did an excellent job handling what could have been yet another preventable huge tragedy. The system they had been trained to use and trust worked completely against them. I think a lack of communication also contributed to this incident.
Prayers for this pilot whose dream was destroyed. He looked so sad in his interview. He looked so lost. I am proud of him for at least trying to face his fears. A lot of people don’t do this. I’ve flown many many many times in my child and teen hood and I could only hope that all the people who were in charge of the planes I flew in knew exactly what they were doing like this nice man. Knock on wood I never had any kind of emergency which looking back surprises me greatly. I feel that, because of this, I have tested fate enough and will not fly now unless I absolutely have to.
RIP to any and all victims. And God bless survivors, past and future and the victims families and loved ones. I hope none of them suffered too much and were taken quickly. That one got me yall. Take care up there my friends! 😊
Beautifully narrated.
I love his voice
I live near the airport of Zürich and I remember the crash of crossair flight 3597, it was a devastating disaster...
Good lord that Scandinavian flight gave me tears in my eyes...landing a plane without both engines was extremely horrible and in the same time outstanding effort from the captain he really was very humble and was put in such horrifying moments and he manage to land the plane without anyone getting killed ...😢
I'm watching this on a flight from London to Toronto.
Lmao u crazy!
Germany complaining about someone entering their airspace. 🤔
Yeah. It's every country's right to decide these things. It's not a foreign concept.
@@isabellind1292 I realize that. I was just commenting on the irony. 🤣
I'm hooked on these videos too!❤
Am i the only one who loves the narrators voice ❤ ❤ 😊
I'm also hooked, can't get enough!!
As for that SAS/Scandinavian Airlines flight, there's a reason cockpit doors are closed and locked. This is a perfect example of why. By the way, the Scandinavian name Per isn't pronounced "Purr," it's "Pear.".
Check the date. That incident was in 1991, 10 years b4 9/11.
Aviation facts aside, thanks for the pronunciation tip. Now I know how to correctly pronounce at least the first name of Per Gessle from Roxette 😊 RIP Marie Fredriksson 🙏 Great band!
Pre 9/11, I could see out the front windows of a 747!
At 2:57:00, the skull cap full of sensors probably wasn't necessary in this case. Having a 12-year-old Captain is probably the real problem 🤦♂️
I've watched them over and over again
Finally, an unavailable season episode is now available.
I always watch videos like this before I go on a flight 😂
Lol, you are a glutton for punishment! How many xanax do you take for a flight? I have to be semi-unconscious.
Never fly a budget airline. If I'm not flying major carrier, I will often ask the question - "How much does one of your Pilots earn?".
If the answer isn't closer to $200,000 or over $200,000 then it is immediately a red card, & I will not fly that airline.
those episodes are always so fascinating ... especially the investigation part. The SAS flight was really a miracle one thanks to the crew !
and just a small thing : @ 2:30:14 -- nice try for the Voice Recorder.. if the english side is of course ok the french one is not -- in proper French it is ENREGISTREUR DE VOL (not enregistre) .. they missed 2 Letters ...
Saw so many episodes that now I can quote from memory the causes of the accidents 😅
And can spot the actors that have appeared in other episodes! 😂
These series are DOPE!
Looks like Boeing engineers don’t even know the safest place in the plane to sit
Better than watching the Stupor Bowl
They failed to mention that also on Crossair Flight 3597 was Melanie Thornton of the dance group La Bouche
Yes, I also watch them every night.until I fall asleep
Another crash caused by an egotistical pilot surrounded by subordinates who were afraid to speak against him.
Narcissistic bully.
There's a chance I may have flown on the Crossair plane two months before it crashed. Unbelievable.
Wow thats intresting
I don't know why the narrator is putting out there that the airline might have had little choice but to keep on a pilot who wasn't entirely competent. The airline isn't forced to keep anyone in their employ who's incompetent, let alone a PILOT whose got passengers lives in their hands. What on Earth is he talking about?!
@@isabellind1292crossair had a pilot shortage during this time so they kept any pilots they had, even the incompetent ones... It's good that this airline doesn't exist anymore. I live near Zürich airport and remember this accident very well. It was devastating
@@aurea2797 There's no such thing as "little choice" in this case. Cross Air may have kept incompetent pilots in their employ but to use that as an excuse is no different than any company who hires incompetent employees an "out" after the fact when people lose their lives based on their choice to hire incompetent employees in the first place because that's all the company claims they can afford.
Too bad the same people who made these reckless decisions won't have changed just because the airlines went belly up. There are some people who just don't care.
I'm sorry to anyone who was a victim or had to respond to such a horrific scene.🌹❤
I'm soo hooked to this that i watch even if im taking flight ✈ tomorrow 😂 i be scared as shit when im flying in air lol i remember these documentaries 😅 😂
Lady your not alone! It's turned into a real addiction for me (riviting)
'Whatever is left, however improbable, must be the cause' .... I thought this was an old Vulcan proverb. 😃
Great videos, I do live stream of plane spotting and this is what I am always afraid of 😊
The tragic thing is that airlines and all involved only make improvements until many people die.
I don't know why I'm interested in these aircrash😢😢
❤ I love it.
The actors in these videos are remarkable!
Me watching air crash documentaries with a 7 hr flight next month 💅
Yeah me too! Except, mine is 24 hrs of flying time on/off! 😅
Well I know why I'm hooked on air crashes, a reminder to never fly ever, 😂
Flying sucks, even in 1st class.
54:04 at time of him recording this pilot definitely has ptsd 😢 hope he got the help
He needs ❤
That Q400 flight into Buffalo: You know the flight is in trouble when you hear the 1st Officer go “whaa whaa ohhh ohh” the moment the stick shaker starts shaking. She was clearly not trained correctly, tired, sick or otherwise, an Airline Pilot should NEVER react like that. She may as well join the Passengers.
It was supposed that the other captain onboard was just a regular passenger, but then in the cockpit he appears in uniform 🤔
The actor that portrays the captain in this episode was a air traffic controler in the Mayday episode with the 2 planes crashing mid air, the russian desaster.
Great actors! ❤👏
Sullenberg my kind of captain.....quick reaction,no panicking......
The Heathrow Enigma... what I don't understand is why the fuel had water in it to begin with? I'm not a chemist, but I've worked with chemicals for 20 years, and products that I've made or pure products that I've transferred were tested for many things. Including water content. If there's water where there isn't supposed to be, that's considered a contaminant. And with one of things I've made/handled for years being aircraft deicer fluid, I can tell you that standards are extremely high for aviation chemicals. Their fuel would have to fall in line with that no?
It had something to do with the outside temperature when it was flying through Russian airspace I think ice had formed in the fuel tank doing something either to the filter or heat exchanger. It was something like that from what I can remember
Good question. I learnt to fly and always had to check for water in the tanks. I think perhaps all fuel has a little water.. some times I found some and drained it. and the thousands of litres in a large aircraft must then contain a lot of water..
We want more please
The Mental Horror Passengers Endure During a Plane Crash is ABSURD....Air France 447 Passengers Knew Something Was Wrong and Ended up Suddenly SMASHING into Middle of Ocean in Pitch Dark Night...Bodies Found Still Strapped to Seats 2 1/2 Miles on Bottom of Ocean Floor....Passenger Air Travel is Absolutely NUTS!!!
Read the "Psychology Today" article into what, if anything the passengers aboard AF447 would have been aware of except for the fact they were aware of turbulence but none of them would have felt the effects of falling from the sky. They wouldn't have known, thank goodness at least for that. Poor souls.
@@isabellind1292 Think it Was Possible For Anyone to Survive The Impact With The Water?
@@jackwoods9604 No, the plane belly flopped and everyone and most everything was instantly flattened like a pancake upon impact, albeit, luckily the TSB was still able to glean critical evidence from the black boxes they recovered that wasn't destroyed.
The first crash where the ppl complained about the noise of landing planes.. 😕 I had to wonder if they complained about the noise of the crash 🤔 Absolutely unreal.. I use to live by Luke AFB in Goodyear Arizona 🏜️😎 I LOVE the sound of those big jets taking off and landing..
Finally! new Mayday episodes
New? These are old.
@@jayerjavecI know. What i mean is new episodes uploaded to youtube
Big shout to the woman who managed to qualify both as an ATC at Zurich and lead cabin crew for BA in the space of a few years
To this day, I get emotional about the Hudson River landing. Haven’t seen the backstory before. Simply incredible. ❤. Check Wikipedia for some background for Mr. Sullenberger. Among other things like military training, he has experience with gliders which certainly helped. The right place at the right time with the right pilots.
The cockpit in the US Airways flights looks like an A310 or an A300. Certainly not an A320. I’m surprised, as this series usually has great attention to such details.
So it took NTSB three days to find Sully and Skiles where they were hit up in a hotel room but it only took less than eight days to find the missing engine in the Hudson river
CrossAir needs shutting down that’s disgracefully inadequate of them.
So, the British Airways flight's plane had a heart attack, basically.
Lol. (No disrespect to what happened, it's just kind of funny, comparing an inanimate object to possessing human anomalies).
I feel the same, I'm hooked too on these airplane crash videos: they r done well, BUT I'M SO SORRY FOR THE VICTIMS INVOLVED. I CAN'T IMAGINE WHAT THEY WENT THROUGH JUST BEFORE CRASHING.
Is very interesting and in the same way i learned
MOARR!!!!!!
Me too crazy about air crash. Watched all seasons available.
38:54 pshhh sorry but im dead lmao
Why
@@taagb747 Maybe "pshhh" to the part about the passengers who could apparently read Italian street signs from the air. Mama Mia, they have large street signs in Italy!
How come Sully is praised for making a decision that wasn’t at the top of the checklist but he wasn’t criticized for not flipping the ditch switch and preventing water from coming in from openings that are closed when you flip the ditch switch because it was too far down the checklist? Hypocrisy that’s why
The whole Sully thing is way overrated. Mediocre pilot. Obviously the logical choice to land gently on a calm river. That 12 year old Russian kid probably could have pulled it off. And if I hear about his PTSD one more time I'm gonna puke. So many pilots who really did perform miracles bit it's always Sully Sully Sully. Pfft.
The first pilot seemed like he wanted prove his superiority to his first officer. If those are accurate interactions, he was very condescending, in my opinion. Anyone else get the same vibe? Or is it just me?
*BIRDS!!!!!*
You know theres serious problems when airlines have human lives in their hands they should never cut corners or do jerry rig jobs on planes everything should be done at the highest standard and that should be checked double checked and then triple checked PERIOD.
Who's jerry rig???
@@WizxWx YOU MSUT BE THE ONLY PERSON ON EARTH THAT DOESN'T KNOW JERRY !!
@@markunavail8510 yea, thats why i asked
👍✌@@WizxWx
@@Hershewed YOU THINK ?????? ROTFLMFAO
Is that true or bs?
Is this true or b.s.?
Can the captain hand-select the cabin crew for a particular flight?
Make lion air flight 538!
Shouts to the Passion Fruits ❤
Oh gosh...i flew with Crossair to Zurich in 2001. Why i haven't heard of this accident? Maybe that was better....i would have been scared
I’m shocked at the low rate of pay. $60,000? That’s terrible. $16,000 is incredibly insane. My daughters makes 3Xs that bartending. I had no idea it was so low.
I like it because I am an English teacher and engeenering transator with army background.
Best binge watch ever!!!🥰😝✌️😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😭😭😭😂😂😂🤣🤣😁😝🤐😎😎😎😗🙈🙈🙈🙈🙈🙈🙈🙈🙈🙈🙈🙈
Yes
Why don't they put Night Vision Cameras 🤔 on the top of the ✈️Airplane and on each Sides of the Air plane and a Camera Screen inside of the Air Craft So the Catain or the polit Can See 👀 each Engine and the Tail of the Plane.. i believe that Will Solve all the problems Without Guessing 🤔." If they have a problem with a Engine or the Tail of the plane."
So Skiles had just been trained on the airbus but when Sully asked him if he had any ideas he didn’t say well we might flip the ditch switch and he didn’t say well we might tell the cabin crew that we’re ditching in the hudson
What I have learned from these episodes is: It is much safer to fly in an airbus than a boeing.
Three accidents in 6 weeks why is that air port still accessible. Thats insane this is a major game of roulette there playing that’s not good.
Let's face it they tried to pin the accident in sully. Didn't work. They decided not to used the correct permamiters. Only sully was a strong confident man. He made them change the permamiters and all sims failed. It's sad to think that they tried this.
Sully was a aviation safety consultant before the crash, so he knew what he was doing when talking to the NTSB. They completely removed the human factor in simulation training, which Sully reprimanded them for.
Kind of reminds you of. Miracle on the Hudson. William s
Raise your hand if you’ve watched a bunch of these air crash disaster films and you don’t know when both engines go out to deploy the APU? I’m guessing none of you have your hand raised up but Sully is a genius because he did that before they got to it on the checklist?
Hate me for saying that I'm so sick of hearing how Sully is some kind of miracle worker. A perfectly calm river right in front of him. Duh. The logical choice. So many unsung pilots that displayed much more impressive airmanship. If I hear about this mediocre pilot one more time I'm gonna puke. And he has PTSD from his brilliant maneuvers. Oh please! Guy that got sucked out of the cockpit and was flapping against the fuselage isn't boohooing about his PTSD.
No more Sully. 4 the love of God, enough!
In reality the NTSB never went after sully. They fully understood that the decision making indeed caused a delay of action. The movie is just inaccurate and the directors tried to villainize the NTSB. And besides, why would the NTSB even try to pin it on the crew? There is no gain for them in that.
Absolutely amazing that this SAS crew never considered returning back when the engines begun to have issues. Really poor CRM and emergency handling. The purser was left alone. No before impact preparation was done by the captain, neither Brace for impact command was given
Great series, I've enjoyed watching how they utilize forensic science to understand the failures of an extremely complex system of pilot/aircraft interactions. Don't like the "herky-jerky" video effects though..., they belong on music television!
Canada Geese only migrate at certain times, and Eagles prey on them. Could affected airports or planes produce the sound of an Eagle’s cry to keep geese clear of departing and arriving flights?
Looks like winter is aviation's enemy number 1.
Most of the accidents happen when the aircraft gets up and when it has to landing
There had to have been some ice in the wing that could have entered the engines.
sometimes following the new rules just to be smug about it doesn't pay....why change the landing at that last minute?
Also, they never should have implemented the new landing rule until they updated that runway.
Why do Germans speak like that? Like in that tone