The Worlds Scariest Plane Crashes And Flight 587 | Code Red
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- Опубликовано: 31 май 2023
- While it's one of the safest modes of transport you can take, when a plane crashes, there is rarely any chance of survival. We look at some of the worlds worst plane crashes including American Airlines flight 587.
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Are there any crashes you think are scarier than the ones in this video?
Flights AA 11, UA 175, AA 77 & UA 93.
(9/11)
AA 191 and Uberlingen midair.
@@TrainFanFrancis 😮
The crashes caused by fires are by far the scariest for me. SAA 295 and SwissAir 111 come to mind.
TWA 800 was horrific. God rest the souls of the 230 lives that were lost, and prayers to their loved ones. 🙏🏻
A plane crash is literally everyones worst nightmare
Mine is actually surviving a plane crash into the ocean and then being eaten by a Great White shark. Kind of specific, I know...
I’d take a plane crash over a car wreck
@J L how about buried alive in a small space with an air vent thinking there might be a possibility of being saved?
Personally I'd rather go out like my grandpa, in my sleep. Not screaming and crying like the passengers in the plane.
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(It's a joke for the inevitable overreacting individuals)
You think? My parents come from 2 completely different countries, different languages which means I've been traveling since I was a baby! Unbelievable!
The biggest cause of the Canary Islands crash was the KLM pilot taking off without authorization when he could hardly see in front of him.
And the first officer told him not to 🙏
The pilot was in a hurry,,he was upset when they took to long to gas up,,the co-pilot tried to tell him different
I agree but to provide some inside, in the Netherlands, pilots face hefty fines for late departures, pilots can risk being fired as a result, which was part of his decision. If he had waited much longer he would likely have lost his job.
@@Winterlich7 A thousand times l would prefer to loose my job than my life.
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Actually, Van Zanten obeyed his co-pilot: he stopped revving his engines.
If you're gonna put in-video ads, can you please not increase the volume 700%
The Pan-Am/KLM crash I feel was much the fault of the KLM Captain.
Absolutely
One lucky passenger didn't board the plane like she was supposed to b/c she thought it would be a good idea to visit her boyfriend who lived nearby. She just wished goodbye to the friends she came with and broke the rules and didn't board. One lucky lady!!!
@@stephendacey8761 Yes. Though I read she blamed herself for the deaths of her friends.
I agree but to provide some inside, in the Netherlands, pilots face hefty fines for late departures, pilots can risk being fired as a result, which was part of his decision. If he had waited much longer he would likely have lost his job.
@@Winterlich7 Sounds like the system needed to change.
These are absolutely horrendous ways to die.
I was privileged to see the last concord flight at LONDON HEATHROW AIRPORT I was on October 2004
I saw one of the last flights in Boston on its fair well tour around that time, from atop Terminal B parking. The night take off was dramatic, the sound was deafening.
Wrong year ! It was 2003, the last Comercial flight was on 24th October 2003 ( my 23rd birthday ) 👍 then it's final flight to Bristol empty to go go on show at Filton was a month later on the 26th November. If you want that confirmed then Google it 🤷
i was in the RAF in the 80s . The aircraft was a Canberra. The crew was tole by ATC that visibility was very poor and advised the crew not to take off .One of the crew was to be married the next day so the senior pilot called it and took off . Mins later emergency state 1 was declared and we had to attend but nothing could be done the aircraft crashed about 1 mile from the end of the runway .Inverted the pilot lost his orientation . He pulled up thinking that he would climb but the opposite happened and all three was killed out right . I saw the pilot before they took off and i could see that he was sweating and very nervous. He was a senior pilot but made a tragic decision and three young aircrew lost there lives . They didn't get a chance to eject even if they had they would have ejected in to the sea . I still remember that day like it was yesterday . The air field was RAF Gibraltar a notorious airport having a short runway . I was just a young airman at the time and was tasked with looking after the belongings of the crew and the ejection seats .The ejection seats still had flesh and body parts from the crew left on them . So tragic i can still see the crews baggage and the seats . I was only 20 years of age at the time . I have never told anyone about this before but it still plays on my mind and i will never forget that day for the rest of my life .
Now i have a different dilemma my son travels out to the Ukraine in 8 days to fight for freedom and i know that he's not coming home . This video has had a profound effect on me and i can only pray for the safety off all of the Ukrainian people and hope that we will see an end to this conflict very soon . If you have read the to the end i thank you from the bottom of my heart and god bless you all
this is one of the most tragic and beautiful things ive ever read
28:25 did he say squirts instead of squawks 😭
How awful. All those people. ❤❤❤
Airlines are quick to blame the Pilots because they'd rather have us ( the flying public ) believe that it was just a couple incompetent people who made it happen than for us to know that something is truly wrong with the aircraft / system... period
I dont really go anywhere that requires flying so ive rarely flown, but if i survive a plane crash at some point, idk if ill ever get on one again
20:08 the plane should be designed to not do such an extreme maneuver if the plane can’t handle it.
I think now there's that limitations where even when you apply full deflection the computer only allows to a critical point so I think they've fixed that.
Yea, until you need such a maneuver for some reason. We can’t think of every possibility sadly
watched enough of these I gave up flying had one scary one of my own...and these...if can not drive there I do not need to be there
God Rest the Souls of all those lost
I have been on many planes,,I don't love flying but it's better than driving,,I have done alot of road trips and almost came close to a bad wreck many times with stupid drivers,,no thanks on road trips for me anymore
So very sad tragedy
Why are there so many crashes going to or from Kuala Lumpur?
popular destination i guess
🛫MH370🛬
Shoutout from Sweden 🇸🇪
All this stuff confirms my choice of travel : Camel
Lol
no seriously 😂 planes are cool but they are not made for me to be in them 😂😂
*C A M E L*
Just thought....how many planes then had to stay bc the runway wasn't cleaned up??
They probably brought boats in to hop over to the bigger airport which was open by then for people anyway
I've always wondered this but have never found an answer lol. The boats idea the other commenter said makes sense to me though 🤔😅
You want to know how to stop this from happening again. Start charging the Penny Pinchers that caused these horrible accidents with Long's prison time. And all these shortcuts and cheap parts installed in Planes will cease to exist.
This had to suck to live through
Atc expected the pan am in tenerife to use a totally inappropriate exit to the runway considering the size of the plane
This is clearly the broadcast master tape. You can tell by the SMPTE Tone at the beggining and the countdown a few seconds later If you're curious, it starts at 0:05 and ends at 0:25
KLM is my favourite air disaster, have never been on a plane & never will.
It would be better if the clipboard brigade could detect problems before hundreds of people die but they say their post-crash work is to make air travel safer for future fliers. How has that been working out?
Very well indeed. Flying is much safer thanks to them.
i from queens nyc
civil and military has different radios
the more advanced they are the easier they can break down
an iternational incedent
What is up with the beginning...Delay makes you wonder who is watching you...
40:19 and 43:54 - Paris is not in Spain.
17:12 lmao what kind of hair is that.
I don't love to fly,,but it's safer then road trips,,I have done both, alot in my life,,the roads are so scary today,,I would rather fly
Porque
it was not the Concordes fault
49:12 ... Bruh... you LITERALLY said the same thing, just in a different way 🤣🤣🤦♂... He's the type that you tell him: "Let's get some soda and pizza", and he be like: "Nah, I got a better Idea!! Let's get some pizza and soda!!!", and be all excited like it was HIS completely UNIQUE idea...
lmao, @25:15 "Was taking off from Tehran's Bandar Abbas Airport?" DAFUQ? lmao
Was taking off from Iran's Bandar Abbas Airport or was taking off from Bandar Abbas's International Airport....
Tehran is the capital city which is many miles away lol
Travel by train or cruise ship.
How do you pronounce Iran. He-ran or i-ran.
251+9+5=265
Air Travel is still statistically way safer than any other method of travel.
Rubbish
Until you become a statistic there’s a very slim chance that it is unsafe
One tenth of the way through the video, still nothing at all having to do with your headline including flight 587.
This is unwatchable, and the narrator has trouble with English.
Interesting. A video of a TSA checkpoint at a German airport? Yeah something is wrong with that lol TSA doesn’t operate outside of the US 😂
Concorde debuted in '76. Should have been '56. And 1976 should have been the bicentennial of the US *and* the debut of the commercial internet. The analog video phone had been successfully demo'd in 1964 at the world's fair. But the "cold war" precluded that. And air safety would be 50 years more advanced then, as well.
Whenever you hear the words "The Russian government said...." Prepare to be lied to.
How pathetic your statement is. But the other goverments are reliable sources? It’s 2023 and you still know only what western media is saying? Broaden your knowledge, learn and read more.
Or the American government
9:39 The Tenerife collision was much more complicated than a single misunderstood radio communication. This video's author didn't just abbreviate it, he incorrectly abbreviated it. Thumb down.
This is why I will never fly again, f the boats too. ✌️
Well if there ever was a safe time to fly, it's now. Comparison with pre-2000 is not even close.
For those brand-new to this ongoing story: American Airlines First Officer Sten Molin was partly to blame for flight 587 crashing in Queens in November 2001, killing himself and 264 innocent people, according to the NTSB.
Yet even before that unspeakable loss, he’d already cut a trail of destruction through the world in his 34 years, causing endless trauma for his living victims.
I’ve heard for months about a Larry Nassar-style basement at Sten Molin’s Greenwich-area condo where he assaulted girls under the guise of a “computer tutoring business.” (I am aware there was more than one property, but for now I’m talking about this one).
In the past several weeks, more and more of these underage victims-children, under the law-are coming forward. (Stay tuned for more on this in the coming weeks).
Sten Molin raped, assaulted, stalked, harassed and abused dozens of women and underage girls/children. His adult victims say he attacked by force, aggression and overpowering. Underage girls and children report unwanted attacks by force and extreme power imbalance, but also by quieter, boilerplate grooming techniques.
You've 'heard for months' from whom? Sounds like a 🐂💩 conspiracy theory. The dope was simply a poorly trained, overreacting young pilot.
Why do you show repeatedly pictures of a KLM DC 10 ? Other movies have KLM 747s.
lol they REALLY should of picked a better narrator. Hes got such an odd mix of accents
the Russians stole 4 designs from the west
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Incidents like these are why I have avoided getting into any aircraft
The aviation industry keeps banging on about how safe aircraft are but in reality they are not
The industry is only interested in money, fame and prestige and certainly not safety
Every incident in this video has mistakes made by whoever was involved in the industry
For example why would anyone let a passenger aircraft fly anywhere near to a war zone
Also the concorde incident was because of a cheap replacement part clearly cost cutting there
As for the KLM incident that clearly shows that the pilot was at fault
Who would want to take off from an airport with little visibility even if been late for take off would have meant that there was a fine
I would have rather took the fine than take off without clearance and then killing all those innocent people
And today Ukraine and Russia is at war God forgive us 🙏
Voice narrator has no emotion. half-shouting
Why is it never the Russians fault? Just own up to your mistakes heaven knows enough are made.
The question is why Crimea isn't a part of Ukraine on the map?????????? CRIMEA IS UKRAINE