Tragic Aviation: Japan Airlines Flight 123 & The Battle On FedEx Flight 705 | Mayday Compilation
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- Опубликовано: 15 авг 2023
- We delve into the tragic incident of Japan Airlines Flight 123, one of the deadliest air crashes in history. Uncover the shocking chain of events that led to over 500 lives being put at risk due to a simple human error made years earlier. Additionally, witness the extraordinary heroism displayed by the crew of FedEx Flight 705, as they bravely fought against a co-worker attempting to hijack the plane.
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The pilots flying that way for over 30 mins is so sad. They fought and fought for the lives on board. God be with them their heros.
I wonder how many would have survived if help had gotten there soon. The would-be rescuers who said no survivors could be seen bear a heavy guilt. How can you see survivors if you don't bother to land and search for survivors?
Right?? That’s what I was thinking. Even if there WERE no survivors, I think they should have still landed cuz you NEVER KNOW!! Ugh, it’s so frustrating. Poor people. I hope their pain and suffering was short
Yeah that is so true. I was very disappointed when I found out that the people couldn’t get the help in time 😭😭
You are completely correct... though knowing that pretty much any aircraft that has crashed uncontrollably has never left survivors behind does satisfy this thought. Still doesn't justify their error (or simple disregard of human decency).
Yeah I was thinkig, "welp there won't be any survivors much longer" just don't assume and move it, and even the ones that survived are a damn miracle, there could have been many more
There is 4 survivors
You can never assume that no one survived a crash?? Shame on the Japanese government for not sending in rescue immediately. Many more could have been saved.
Some crashes you can, especially if the plane is reduced to finger sized pieces.
@@Rammstein0963.even then, i'd rather the dead be found quick.
Yeah the rescuers’ assumptions didn’t make any sense at all 😭😭😭
Remember the 737 max crashes when no one survived their bodies disinigrated from the speed
@@Rammstein0963. you are right, but especially since the Japanese refused help from an American helicopter coincidentally being in the area shows the disregard of human lives of the politicians... so the comment is justified.
FedEx flight 705 crew were amazing heros. Wow, selflessness at its finest. Selflessness is 90% the ingredient for heroism... Doing it to protect others while putting yourself I harms way... Wow.. 🙏✈️
Hearing whoop whoop pull up has to be a whole new level of terror
I applaud the crew of FedEx 705 . . . AMAZING gentlemen. I am sorry for their loss of flight - God Bless you three.
The US soldiers were ready to be on scene the night of the crash. Survivors possibly could have been helped. Someone needs to answer for ordering them to stand down.
Don’t quote me but I think I heard somewhere they weren’t allowed by Japanese authorities and people got really mad when they found out. But don’t quote me.
reminds me of the sewol ferry tragedy , governments actively turning down offers of help and just letting people die.
@@ivangaleana2495yeah, an unknown government official denied American assistance. Seriously, they never figured out who did it (allegedly)
U.S. Marines stationed in Japan are assigned to Okinawa, 1,500 km from the crash site of JAL Flight 123.
There are no helicopters available for rescue operations at the U.S. military base near the crash site.
It is impossible to dispatch a helicopter directly from Okinawa to the crash site without refueling. The travel time is also too long.
One UH-1B helicopter was about to be dispatched by the U.S. forces in Japan near the crash site.
The standard equipment of this helicopter is three stretchers, and it is not equipped with any equipment suitable for rescue.
The U.S. forces in Japan are not intended for rescue operations.
Their purpose is to support the activities of Japanese rescue teams (first aid and transport of rescued passengers to hospitals).
However, the environment surrounding the crash site at that time was ''an area with complex topography and steep mountains,'' and ''in a forest where development has been banned since the 18th century, and there are no roads for people to walk on.
And the night of the crash was a night with no moonlight at all.
Rescue operations in such environments and conditions are often not carried out even today, when helicopter safety technology has improved, because of the increased risk of accidents.
Rescue teams formed by civilians in the vicinity of the site were dispatched on foot after 4:00 a.m. in the predawn hours to guard against double distress.
But even they, the locals, got lost in the dark mountains, and it took them quite a while to get there.
It is under these circumstances that the U.S. military in Japan has offered cooperation
Therefore, the Japanese side told them, "Thank you, we will contact you if necessary, but until then, please stand by.
The content of this communication was reported by newspapers as "Japan refused to cooperate.
2 Absolutely heroic pilots.
Hello first commenter
@@DarkestVictory i do not care about being first on a video about a tragedy cause im actually mentally stable
@@polandcanintoearth5901 ok I'ma go talk to my mentor
@@polandcanintoearth5901oh look a civilian airliner
Japan 123 is the kind of thing that gives nightmares and not long after my grandad(who was a pilot himself and the one who got me into all things aviation)first told me about this literal ride from hell back in 1994 when I was 8 it gave me nightmares several times ..all the documentaries Ive seen since then makes it undoubtedly the scariest plane crash in aviation history for me...those last 32 min must've felt like an eternity to everyone onboard and it's nothing short of miraculous the pilots were able to stay in the air without stalling for anywhere near that long and then for them to crash in one of a very few places people could actually survive is absolutely a miracle..imagine if they had made it back to Tokyo just how many people on the ground most likely would've died while most likely no one onboard would've survived
How the heck those fed ex pilots survived that attack is insane. Why Callaway thought killing 3 innocent men to support his kids future was acceptable is insane. These men had never done anything to him and yet he was able to channel such evil to murder these men so brutally to provide financially for his ex wife and children. He deserved the death penalty.
completely agree with you. Calloway wanted to get his kids into university and was willing to widow and orphan families to do it. He deserves to rot in prison
It’s so evil considering everything.
He also was not poor and highly intelligent. With all he had to offer there were many careers he could go into to earn nice money. Seems he was just selfish and greedy.
His family would have been fine. His kids would have gone to college even expensive universities. Married or divorced from his wife.
He is a selfish man devoid of empathy but highly intelligent. Dangerous combination.
@@jimtrack3786 pm
This JAL 123 episode is much better than that horrendous remake they did in 2023 that was a huge disgrace to the show, the original episode and the story of JAL 123.
Yep
They also did that in Alaska 261
😊
I heard from someone that multiple pilots tried to fly the same plane (the JA123) in flight sims and most of them couldn't keep it up for longer than 30 seconds.
Don't trust me on this, but I wholeheartedly believe it.
These are my two favourite episodes, together. Thank you for this amazing upload!
It is a crying shame you have to watch a RUclips channel to learn your hometowns history.
I have lived here all my life and do not remember this incident happening. Extremely grateful that all three survived the fed ex flight nightmare but it is truly sad that one individual destroyed so many careers and lives in a matter of 30 minutes. So, I suppose the bright side of this is at least he didn’t end their lives. God bless you all!
And he didn’t get to take over the plane. It’s speculated he may have aimed to fly it into fedex headquarters killing a lot of people.
You from Japan?
@@Nkomazi ummm…. No??? 😁
@@AmeliasMiMi 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 you spoke as if you from Tokyo or your family was in the plane.
@@Nkomazi ohhh I see. No, I’m from the Memphis area & was commenting to the FedEx Flight 705 story. And no I’m not kin to any of those but very easily could’ve known them because I’ve had many family members work for and/or retire from FedEx. So I have much compassion for all three pilots who lost their careers on that day due to no fault of their own, but rather a sick and selfish individual who did not care to think about (or just outright didn’t care about) the effect his actions would have on other people & their families, as long as he was looking out for No.1. 😔
Can't stop and won't stop watching these....they're addicting
14hrs after crash? They killed them by not showing up to help!!!
💀💀💀
Out of all of the crashes THIS ONE is one of the few that STILL makes my palms sweat....
As to JAL 123 and it's horrible end, the Japanese infrastructure failed as well... poor rescue efforts, et al.
I am Japanese live in the U.S. I remember it very well , it was so shocking but more I learn about the accident more upset I became.
The Japanese government, people in general, have an incredible pride that you don’t ask for help from outside the country.
If the government accepted the help from American military base in Yokota, JAL 123 accident might have ended differently. At least few more passengers survived.
The way I understand it, at this time there was also Japanese in high positions of the government who were also WWII veterans, men who would bear a grudge towards the Americans.
@@marimatsumoto372貴方は今アメリカにいるならアメリカ政府がどれだけ隠蔽や犯罪をしてきたか知らないんですか？日本でアメリカ軍が戦後してきた事を知らないんですか？
君みたいな知識のない馬鹿達が銃乱射でくたばっていくんだろうな？
I'm sorry but this is my first time hearing rescuers say that the reason why they stay the night in a village instead of going directly to the crash sight is because they don't think that there are still survivors???!!!?! wtf
The plane, was unknowingly,!!!, a dangerous!!!, old!!!,junk!!!!!!!!..........
The fact that more people survived then later died makes me so sad😢😢😢
This is tragedy should never be forgotten. The crew fought till the end
R.i,p to 520 victims aboard JAL123
The FedEx crew is amazing with their skills and strength. Heroes 🙏
That one pilot at JAL 123: something exploded
This is my favorite video😊
I’m so sorry sirs….I’m so glad 😂you were all able to finally subdue that crazy scene. I’m sorry for your injuries that affected your abilities to live full well lives.
The way the pilots are just like “I think something exploded” while everyone is like “AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH”
Imagine becoming a passenger in your own aircraft
Japanese rescue sure blew this one. Sheesh.
If you understand the environment and the time of day at the accident site, rescue teams from any country would respond the same way.
@@wadepsilon01 no they wouldn't.... what planet are you on?
A passenger pooped the toilet away and caused the crash and the Japanese rescue pooped all over the rescue
@@meghanachauhan9380south asian😂
Good pilot good skills
Japan Airlines learned a lot from this accident, as demonstrated today by their safe evacuation of 379 people before the JAL516 was engulfed in flames. Fantastic safety culture.
i'm sorry but i got dying in laughter when the pilot said: somthing exploded
Bruh
This was the most stressful account I’ve ever heard
When you se the pilots giving the interview and you breathe safe air that this story will end happy ❤🙏
When I saw the toy jal plane drop my heart melted😭😭😭😭
A real Eisenstein moment.
@@stephenwright8824 Jesus we K.N. O W
So sad 😢
That crew, who first gets to the site, then turns around suck.
Heard the CVR recording so tragic may they R.I.P
Rest in peace to the victims on board.
😔 🌺🌸🌻🌸🌻🌸🌺💐🌸🌼🌷🌻🌸.
"Get your foot off, you're hurting me!"
Oh you poor freaking INFANT, YOU'RE in pain?! What about the three people you tried to kill? Or the people who would've died if you took over and tried to fly into something?
Indeed he has no right to whine
He was mad. He was pure evil. He is still alive and tried to write Obama to let him out of his sentence. Smdh. No apology or guilt for what he did was in the letter. It’s clear whatever is mentally wrong with him that even allowed him to to his evil deeds has affected his ability to comprehend his evil.
You’re hurting me! Dude, no one cares. I was rooting for the EMT to just keep stepping on you while helping the real heroes and victims that you tried to kill.
The amount of violence he did to them while fighting to get back up each and every time for that whole time let’s us all know his nefarious intentions far outweighs him giving a F about other people.
He’s a psychopath
🥺🥺🥺🥺😭😭😭😭🤧🤧🤧 May the 520 people aboard Japan Airlines Flight 123 rest in peace. The pilots did their best to save the 520 people, but they were not successful.
A good 50 people survived the JAL 123 crash. The Japanese Government stopping the US rescue crew killed them all.
The crash site was in the middle of a forest where development has been prohibited for more than 250 years in a mountainous region with complex and rugged terrain.
And the time of the crash was night, a dark day with no moonlight.
Rescue operations in this situation are basically not carried out because of the high possibility of helicopter crashes.
Incidentally, the primary purpose of the helicopters dispatched by the U.S. military was not rescue.
The actual purpose was to support the activities of Japanese rescue teams (first aid treatment and hospital transport for rescued people).
The UH-1B helicopter dispatched by the U.S. military was equipped with only three stretchers and no rescue lifting equipment.
At the time the U.S. forces in Japan offered to help, it was too dangerous to conduct rescue operations, so the Japanese side responded, ''Thank you, we will contact you if necessary, but until then, please stay on standby.
The content of this communication was reported in a newspaper article as "Japan refused rescue cooperation.
Wouldn’t it be 46? Idrk so that’s why I’m asking, since only four people survived the crash.
I used to live in yotakta
So sad that the Fed Ex guys cant fly anymore, that broke my heart for them. That pilots actions affected so many peoples lives. lt is good they are alive, but they are missing the best thing in their life and thats flying.
JAL123 😢 nobody cared about the lives that were struggling to survive on that night. Worst decisions.
Is it still here?😢
It’s such a coincident at Haneda airport, because Japan, 516 crash landed there
Regardless of what happened, I'm impressed by the pilots of both flights. The pilots of JAL 123 were able to keep the plane up for thirty-two minutes. And the pilots of Federal Express Flight 705 were able to land while injured.
Omg. Only less than an hour flight and more than 500 passengers died 😢. This entire video duration is even longer than JAL flight 123 duration. I took an hour flight almost every week and imagine even in that kind of short flight duration, everything could happen.
Advertising!!!!!, advertising!!!!,, too much!!!!,_insane !!!!!!!!..............
Hey!!!!!!,you must!!!!!!..lock!!!!,.. The cabin door!!!!!!,no matter!!!,whom!!!,ud in the plane!!!!!,can't trust anyone!!!!!!,never!!!!!!........amen......
1:00:34 i wonder how the copilot can have blood on the head before being hit ...... but the scene he is playing seems the correct one, so they have put blood in advance ?
I think it was a airline flight 123 aganist with plane crash in the mountain
If I was on that FedEx flight, that dirty cockroach would NEVER make it out alive!!! I am a black brother by the way
I'm the Asian version of a black brother. I would have done the same. Amen to that brother.
The fact that they didn’t want to kill him. I just that’s amazing to me.
Only as a last resort was the first captain about ready to do it for the ability to land the plane and protect everyone.
They all knew that they may not make it out alive with their injuries even if the plane landed safely.
I am impressed with their ability to restrain themselves, but that man deserved to die when he tried to bash the first man’s head in.
Aubrey is a straight up demon. A complete psychopath
Copilot saying "something exploded" so calmly got me off guard
Japan Airlines is for me the worst accident
Same here it's not even a question about it Japan 123 is the scariest plane crash of all time
The only one worse is Tenerife, where 2 747s crashed. On the ground. JAL 123 is the worst accident involving a single aircraft. Singer Kyu Sakamoto (Sukiyaki) was on the flight and did not survive. (Jan Griffiths).
You think?
i cryd for two week after seing jal 123
Someone tell me something, how can this happen when the passage left his seat 💺?
That’s not what caused it.
idk how but that kid predicted time with his jal 123 747
This story very touched my heart on two sides.
One side the suffering the people had in terrible 30 minutes.
The other side that the japanese people really seems to be one of worlds smartest and gentle people with real proffesionalism on their work.
The ATC tower , the pilots and all others acting like this in year 1985 when the technology was bad and I just imagine how well they are doing now in 2023.. ❤
There could have been many more survivors 😢
I have a good Idea for all the Business Airliners. Just Install surveillance camera and make sure someone will be watching specially in the Package department.
...? This means nothing if something is still snuck on in a bag or on a person.
And how would that exactly stop an attack from a crew member?
If they had inspected even crew members bags then this may not have been able to happen
Awesome Fedex pilot!!
I HEARD THE SCREAM
"Innocent mistake"? That wasn't the case at all unfortunately.
5:39 Was that girl a actor for Areoflot 593
Respect to the crew of FedEx 705, but wouldn't detectives suspect crime if he changed his will and wrote a goodbye note to his wife?? And if that was the case then i don't think the insurance company would give his family the money for a work related "incident".
Edit: watched some more and i would like to add that if he had crashed into an important building or place than than that would add to the suspect...
1:00:33 the flight engineer has blood on his head before the attack. Small detail.
Imagine watching this video while flying in a Japanese airline as the aircraft is taking off lol 😆
Damn bureaucrats, the US marines were all set to help and could have saved many more lives..
U.S. Marines stationed in Japan are assigned to Okinawa, 1,500 km from the crash site of JAL Flight 123.
There are no helicopters available for rescue operations at the U.S. military base near the crash site.
It is impossible to dispatch a helicopter directly from Okinawa to the crash site without refueling. The travel time is also too long.
@@wadepsilon01 According to the video, they were already in the area.
This guy who tried to kill the crew to collect money has the balls to say "ow, you're hurting me"? Wow.
Definitely suspicious
did there 1 survived or 4?
There's nothing worse than ex employees who got fired for their own mistakes, so they want revenge as payback for something??
I had a relative die by a similar guy selling . Should I feel sorry for these type of people. Would you feel sorry for them.
Nah i don't even know them why tf would i feel sorry for them. People die everyday
I’m absolutely disgusted that the Americans weren’t allowed to go down to check for survivors, it’s clear they cared about these lives more than the Japanese cared about their own people, the Americans would have save so many people I’m literally sick about it, these are real people 🥺 in 14 hours there could have been so many more people saved.
Stop being so dramatic people die all the time
@@meghanachauhan9380 you wouldn’t be saying that if it was your family member and that’s not dramatic at all clearly you are a child no adult would speak this way
I feel i see these decisions being made every time i hear of stories like this where an outside party is able, but not allowed to help. The ferry incident in South Korea being one. In that tragic disaster the South Korean government refused Japanese, US and civilian help. Even when they were better prepared for such a job, they were rejected. And I DO NOT UNDERSTAND IT ONE BIT!
It must be some sort of arrogance and idk, personal embarrassment driving such idiotic decisions as to refuse help just so they can fix the problem themselves. And it's so so selfishly pathetic.
Like you'd expect a conversation between two countries in a situation like this to be like this:
"Hi, we are in the area where a lot of your people are in need of help and we are able to start performing that help, would that be okay?"
"hi, yes thank you so much! We'll be joining you asap in the efforts"
But no. "Stay out of our territory cause this is our chance to shine." Basically. It's disgusting.
I wish there was an International law that allows for outside military to take control as to provide rescue and help in disaster situations like these. No asking for your landlords permission. If someone needs help you help then and there if able.
I don’t understand why some people don’t take help from other people that are from different countries. It truly depends on the situation and the help of course but in the South Korean 2014 ferry incident and the Japanese plane crash in 1985, they should have accepted the help from other countries. This is one of the reasons why there are nearby international navies and air plane forces.
Yes people do die all the time it’s science fact that 18 people die in a minute
So many more people would have survived if the helicopter was not forced to go back
Why didn't the Japan captain take control????
He was hypoxic....they were ALL suffering from hypoxia
The hydraulic system that controls the steering of the plane was losing hydraulic fluid and finally emptied. Henceforth, no control of the steering. Once the steering was lost, the flight was doomed. The pilots did the best they could. The flight unfortunately was doomed after the hydraulic system failed.
Can’t control a plane that has mechanical problems like that. Mechanically that plane was in failure.
Like a car. If something is really wrong your not going to be able to drive it and will crash.
Rescuers are taught to NEVER assume, and get their soon as possible, no matter what...these people are idiots
The pilots in the cockpit have the best oxygen mask why not use it before its too late🤔 BTW those are brave flight attendants
24:57 Goodbye Plane Model. See you in the Afterlife...
Why in the fk did the Marine helo allow it's self to back off is criminal. imo the pilot should have landed or assisted regardless of being "ordered" not to do so!
I hate to be a critic of the production, but they keep showing the Flight Attendants without masks and managing just fine.
Women are from Venus don't you know?
That seemed odd to me as well.
Passengers are damn near fainting and the ladies are just powering through lmao. Ok them
JAL 123 CRASHED!!!😢
When the explosion happened the pilots were so chill for some reason *and all the passengers are screaming*-
Horrible! But it shows a maniac can be intelligent and doesn't need a gun to kill. And he knew it could be hundreds or more on the ground.
Who cares god stop being so dramatic
Psychopaths have killed without guns before.
Oxygen oxygen mask seat belt😂😂😂
They assumed there were no survivors...fuqq it. Im gonna assume im not paying my bills this month...WTF IS WRONG WITH THESE RESCUE PEOPLE
27:56
WTH
•Japai Air 123, Japai Air 123•
24:00
1:00:34 must have been a second take on the scene, they didn't wash the injury off of him first
also, for a flight requesting "Armed intervention to meet us", they sure sent a single paramedic up to take a look. xD
Just imagine the guy had a bomb
Good catch I didn't notice that. 🤣🤣 He's all smiling with a head injury before he's injured. 🤣🤣
One would think a cop or two would be first on the ladder followed by an EMT
Odd
And the had a ladder. Like why didn’t they have those steps at the ready for them to use to get in the plane. No one can readily climb those floating plastic slides wtf lol
EMT had to ask for handcuffs after the pilot that landed the plane Told him it wasn’t a good idea to try to treat anyone until the azzhole was immobilized.
@@lilyblossom1240 that was my thought why wasn't the cop or Marshalls the first one on there?
Am I the only one who noticed the American soldier with his rank insignia on the wrong way? Just shows you who really produced this series -- it's sewed on the British way, upside down to Americans.
Maybe it's mirrored
30:35 What I always find disgusting with the news is that they want to always get a shot of a bleeding victim. Why is money more important than the victims?
Yup it does annoy but that's how social media is. They need pictures for the news that might reach the families of dead
if JAL 123 just listens at the american atc they would probably make it out, just not all of them
My plane is still safe
Hey this mayday pilot gets around, he's the same pilot with korean airlines flight shot down by soviets.
Whoever designed the flight attendants attire really went to town w/the red & white striped tops underneath the short-sleeved navy dresses w/neckerchiefs and white gloves...oh boy!🎪😬
in jal 123
JAL
Funny how they probably hired asian american actors who had to fake Japanese accents for this dramatization.