Pilot Deliberately Crashes a Passenger Plane in Africa | Alone in the Cockpit
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2020
- LAM Mozambique Airlines Flight 470 enters a rapid descent into Namibia's Bwabwata National Park halfway from Maputo, Mozambique, to Luanda, Angola. Find out what happened.
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One thing I've learned from this channel is that the amount of flying experience does not necessarily indicate a stable person or a competent pilot.
To some extent the reverse is true.
To become a pilot, a person needs to be intelligent and quick thinking.
Then he (or she) is stuck in a small room for the rest of their working life, with a dangerous combination of stress, loneliness and boredom, particularly on long flights.
Today's levels of automation only makes things worse.
As a result of erratic and unsocial working hours, many pilots suffer stressful relationships, a more than average number of which fail.
Major western airlines seem to have recognized the problem and monitor pilots, successfully resolving the problem, but the same is not true for other parts of the world. A high number of flight hours in these countries should should give a warning.
If you ask any pilots to give you the worst part of their job, more than 90% will reply 'boredom' without a moments hesitation.
A few years ago, a friend of ours retired and when asked to give a short speech about his career, he light heartedly replied, "I wish that I had been a bus driver"
Many a true word spoken in Jest.
@wilsjane point taken. my sister (flight attended) and her husband (pilot) work for the canadian version of ryanair (westjet) and they have talks of divorce, despite their 5yo son
@@Redditaurus I can understand the pressures, particularly with a young child if westjet do not take their circumstances into account when preparing their rota.
It is an increasing problem in today's society where women need to work and businesses open all hours. Our daughter feels the pressure as a London police officer, fortunately compared with other countries a fairly safe occupation.
Our friend worked for Aer Lingus, probably the worlds most considerate airline employers. Staff live less than 30 minutes from their home airport and only need to commute further on rare occasions, due to sickness at another site.
Few people realize that they are the only major airline in the world without a crash or incident involving serious injury in more than 50 years.
The published airline accident figures are often completely misleading, since someone breaking a fingernail, or ripping their dress is recorded in the accident log.
A serious accident is specified as anyone spending more than 24 hours at the hospital as a result of an incident involving the airline. People suffering an unrelated medical emergency are excluded.
It is interesting that Aer Lingus also have the highest percentage of female pilots in the west and their chief pilot (also female for many years) insists on regularly flying without autopilot on flights not crossing the Atlantic.
Their policy of employing staff from near to their airports in In Ireland also helps a great deal in avoiding criminals, drug dealers and terrorists from entering the country.
One friendly question from the cabin staff makes anyone suspicious stand out a mile.
I dont understand how a person can be bored of flying 35,000 feet in the air, with the beautiful scenery to lookbat below, all those mountains and inhabitable terrain? And at night time, just being in the cockpit must feel amazing. To me feeling bored is being ungrateful
@@lost_poet_ As you drop below the clouds on a clear night over London you see a sight that is indescribably beautiful all the way to the the approach to Heathrow. Literally millions of lights, twinkling like stars, along with the beams of headlights on the major roads. In the words of William Wordsworth, "Earth has not anything to show more fair. Dull would he be of soul who could pass by a sight so touching in it's majesty",
The country areas and mountains are mostly somewhat less spectacular due to the mist.
But at FL 35 to 38, above the clouds at night, another beautiful sight awaits you. Thousands or stars twinkling above you, crossed only by the light or the moon.
How could anyone with a soul, possibly get bored after sitting watching all that beauty for 50,000 hours. 😊😊😊
If my description is enough to make you serenely doze off into a peaceful sleep. Imagine that awesome dramatic moment when you wake up and see your own life (along with a few hundred passengers) coming to a fiery end. 😒😒😒
If you're suicidal leave other people out of it.
yes please. also sometimes it's okay to let people be suicidal
@@aurboda usually docs can help peeps out of it. Its always good to help them
@@dy8576 peeps?
@@K1OIK people
@@dy8576 Then why not say that?
I can't believe that the Pilot, instead of just killing himself on his own privately (if that's his goal then so be it), he murdered all the passengers with him for no reason. What a cruel person. It's a tragedy.
Wolfgang Romine bruh and you got weird ass people trying to make EXCUSES for this man! Mental illness is no joke... but theres NEVER an excuse for hurting others. Some people were just meant to be smothered at birth. This POS was supposed to have been!
And his poor daughter, no one to give her support, apparently. Unless the wife steps up.
I agree. There is no excuse for cold blooded murder.
Yeah, if he really wanted to kill himself in this way, he could have just stolen a plane, flown up to 38,000 feet and then crashed it with nobody else on board. Kind of like that other pilot did in Africa, can't remember what country or airline it was. He stole an aircraft in the morning before the tower crew arrived, took off and flew around the airport. Was going to crash into the airline headquarters building but decided not to when he heard that people had arrived for work. He ended up landing, but taxied the aircraft at high speed into the airline's two other aircraft. He was the only one who died.
@@dx1450 idk why ur saying that he had other ways to kill himself. No one shouldn’t have to do that when they’re struggling. Of course don’t get me wrong, what he did was absolutely horrible but instead of killing himself/others, he could’ve seek out immediate help. But saying that he could’ve stole a plane by himself a plummet to the ground just makes it sound like you don’t care if people are suicidal(but I don’t believe you intended to do that) but it can be interpreted like that
Man this is sad. And imagine having to go through heart surgery as you learn your father did this.
@Shay4Mo my mother has a heart condition if she learns that I behaved like this Dick, she will surely need another heart surgery after the first one.
Rip to all the passengers on board flight 470
@Sabrina Dugan same thing I hope, when a patient goes through heart surgery, in the post surgery phase it’s extremely important that the patient avoids stress physical or psychological, because it can void the surgery effects and worsen the heart condition.
I'd disavow him as my father
@Abundant Places this narcissistic sociopath attempted, but was never truly able, to love himself enough to give a fuck about any one else. May the passengers and crew RIP.
Why can't these people just go skydiving without a parachute? Why cause an insane amount of grief? So sick and evil.
Because when someone has depression/other mental illness, their brain doesn't function correctly. Yes, their acts are sick, and hurtful, but are caused by their mental illness, not because they're an evil person.
@@alam5055 umm.. Psychotic illness fits your depression. But no one mentioned that he had psychotic depression. He very well knew what he was doing. He contemplated doing that. He wanted to commit suicide but actually committed a mass murder. That's what the major difference is between airbus 320 accident and this. That accident defines what you are saying but not this.
When you are that mentally unsteady and hateful at life you believe that you are doing a favor taking other people out of it. You believe you are sparing them the pains of life. It's also possible you are so mad at the people of the world you want to strike back at it. You aren't thinking clearly
@Some random guy the events you described let to his psychotic outbreak. Even i was not justifying that what he did was right.. I am saying that due to his psychosis he didn't realise what he was doing. If he was a neurotic depressed then maybe he would have committed suicide alone like everyone else in the comment section wanted. If someone is to blame for this accident then it's the airport authorities and the psychiatrist who should have informed the authorities about his condition.
Ala M I don't buy it. People like this are evil
I don't want to imagine panic onboard after Heard engines idle and speedbrakes deployes in mid flight
This is nightmare
The co-pilot pounding on the cockpit door would have been enough to start me panicking.
@@lisam9551 This is right up there with the Alaskan Airlines jet that flew UPSIDE down for quite some time. Imagine being a passenger on that for just a moment. Pure terror/horror.
And then ended up in a vertical dive until it crashed. I can't think of a more terrifying way to die. Those poor passengers crew and pilots. So sad.
I don't think many passangers knew what speed brakes are.
Neil Armstrong that’s Dutch
To all of you defending him, I think you got the "depression" wrong.
I lost my uncle, who committed suicide. He lived in another country. He disappeared from his home(he had a family which he never showed he had depression, so that he "wouldn't make them worry"). My parents flew to search for him for a week. He later was found hanged in a forest tree. People who are depressed and want to commit suicide they DO IT ALONE because they think it's their fault. They DON'T commit mass murder. That pilot was a PSYCHO. So stop justifying murders by saying"oh he/she had depression"
well said
Even if he was depressed… if you want to unalive yourself, don’t take others with you.
They do it alone because they think what is their fault? lol.
You don't understand most people that commit suicide.
Yes the pilot was a little nutty for taking others with him.
I would argue that it depends. Depression is a beast of many faces.
Some people will indeed see themselves as a problem the world doesn't need. Some others will resent the world for what they are or what they lived through.
What he did was unforgivable and I4m not defending him, but preventing it should be the top priority.
@@Para0234 Looks like you don't understand either.
Not to My self: Trust nobody and pee before take off
Just make sure a cabin crew enters the cockpit before leaving
Amen
@@Star-xx5zr I wouldn't even trust that .....they could be incapacitated.....never know....🤔
@@Star-xx5zr Always a male for the ability to fight successfully in a struggle.
actually if the restroom was 100% occupied with passengers peeing during flight this tragedy could be avoided
This always crosses my mind when getting on an airplane. The thought of being on a airplane piloted by a depressed pilot looking to end his life and taking people with him keeps me on the edge all flight long
@ is Aeroflot 821
I remember seeing a grumpy looking pilot on my flight, and I was rather concerned
Marcos Jimenez Then maybe you should avoid flying.
@@anthonywilliams9852 I understand Marcos Jimenez' thoughts, which are fully understandable. Isn't there now a *Rule of Two* on flights at all times, that forms part of flight regulation?
There is indeed.
I completely understand being done with this life, I can't fathom forcing a jet full of innocent people down with me though. I don't understand how one could do that, and despite what some say, they are fully consciously aware of the fact that they're killing a bunch of innocent people!
they are out there,every day 24/7,scarey but true.
Psychopaths often lack empathy
Exactly. If one is intent ok suicide, there are countless ways to do it without taking a planelaod of innocent people with you.
Who said the people were innocent?
@@mushenji God I hope you're not a pilot, right?
The sad music at the end is soothing and heartbreaking at the same time...always tugs at my heart.
What is the music name
I wonder the name too!
I've no idea too. I hope @theflightchannel let's us know!
Oh yes, please, @theflightchannel
Dusk By Ian Post 😊😊😊
i watched the same accident a couple of months ago on Air Crash Investigation, and this channel made that long investigation into a short mini movie. a great video made by a great man.
I was thinking of the German Wings when I read the description of this video presentation! This is so maddening! If you’re so dammed hellbent on getting off the Planet; do it on your own dammed time!! These are the most difficult videos to watch, we’ve seen hero Pilots fly their Aircraft upside down like Alaska Airlines 261 attempting to save their craft, and the Fed Ex flight crew fighting off a homicidal employee to get their jet to land safely! And then we see this and the German Wings tragedy! RIP to All...
I thought it was the one where the African pilot crashed into the airlines parked planes
@@MrJmd116 he did that one
@@MrJmd116 at least he decided to ruin the airlines and end his own life and not to harm any passengers
I actually find the FedEx incident interesting because the plane wasn't designed for the manuvers the pilot was doing. He even went supersonic.
These new Reinforced cockpit Doors stop the terrorists. But not the suicidal pilot’s.
Another excellent production, and I love the graphics and great story telling! Sad incident, but you presented it well!
Don’t ever leave anyone alone in the cockpit. Ever! No one knows another’s mind!
Make all pilots pee and poop in a coke bottle!!!
Damn door..
Easy to pretend you knew better with hindsight.
TheTimeTraveler2025 hopefully not on an airliner with lots of passengers. I was not talking about your own plane, my dad and brother both flew planes but not for an airline.
Now a days there is jump seat in cockpit where 3rd pilot sits and monitors. Airlines rules are like minimum 2 pilots are mandatory in cockpit during the flight.
A bold thought: could Andreas Lubitz have come across this very case during his extensive suicide research and used it as his playbook? It's nearly 1:1 the same conduct and only 18 months apart. Only because this wasn't widely covered in the media doesn't mean he couldn't stumble upon it.
In the airline industry itself, I'm sure he would've heard of what went down at some point. Aircrew get together from all over the planet and gossip, just like a bunch of sales staff at a convention, all in the bar, work talk being the main topic of discussion and dreadful events being top of the chit-chat, I imagine.
Not only that, but investigators had found in his Google search history terms like "best way of suicide", "pilot" and "lock cockpit door" so it is quite unimaginable that at some point one or two articles on that particular flight popped up. Or maybe it was all sheer coincidence, we will never know I guess.
On the ACI episode, Malcolm Brenner suggested that had this crash been more talked about by the media, it could’ve prevented Germanwings.
I would be shocked if he hadn’t heard of it. Being in aviation himself, he would have come across this even if it wasn’t covered extensively by media outlets.
The number of lives shouldn’t make this any less of a tragedy :/
I was wondering the same thing. These are nearly identical stories.
Let's take a moment of silence for those who lost their lives.
AFK_Hero except the pilot who crashed it
@@nicolemillner4840 yeah maybe
@Sophia Agape do you mean my avatar side by side?
@Sophia Agape Oh never mind I catch up what you mean.
Yeah mabe it's weird for you.
@@qisenwang370 not only for him, but also weird for me
When someone makes an anti-hijacking system that can defeat itself, it's time to go back to the drawing board.
Why is there an override to an input only the pilots would know? It makes the whole pilot code redundant.
Because if for some reason Both pilots become incapacitated, the cockpit can still be accessed (which was the case with that Helios 737), by entering a code that will alert the cockpit and unlock the door after some time if no one responds. In this case, the pilot was conscious and he denied this code.
@@dezznutz3743 not just the pilots know, the whole crew does
And that exists in case a hijacker uses a crew member by threating him/her to open the door
The 'solution' to that came permanent only after germanwings murderer: always keeping at least 2 crew members on the cockpit, if a pilot leaves it to go to the restroom, another crewmember joins the cockpit
@@TheReaper955 that means at least 3 crew members are required on board every flight?
@@farerse yes.
Almost seems like we need to bring back flight engineers just to have a third person in the cockpit. Would probably also help out with automation related crashes as well.
Yeah why'd we get rid of them?
@@annemary9680 Probably the airlines trying to cut costs and "save money".
@@korakicorvi And also since most things became automated (i.e they arent controlled manually anymore, only in case of an emergency), so there wasnt a need for a 3rd person onboard, and as you said, it was more costly
Airlines still hv flight engineers but not in the cockpit
Your comment aged terribly when mu5735 occurred, although we still don't know what turns of events occurred in that cockpit or who even crashed that plane
5:43 HE ACTUALLY PUT THE KNOCKING SOUND!!
Yes and my dog noticed!
Well, of course. That's part of the reality of the video. Allec is a perfectionist.
@@shannonrutledge8872 Allec? Lmao you're on the wrong channel. The production and quality is far far superior than Allecs, how did you even mistake it for his channel?
@Zohan Ali I KNOW 😑
@Zohan Ali I could see it no need to tell it is not imp
these sort of crashes always saddens me, so many dead because of one suicidal person
@tinwoods they do sadden me but these cases sadden me more
Sadly two years later it happened again with the pilot of the Germanwings airlines crashing a plane into either the French or Swiss Alps. I hope this pilot and the pilot of that Germanwings flight Andreas Lubitz both enjoy their time in hell.
@@annetteslife don't remind me when I heard it on the news I was so upset all those innocent people and the captain if you're gonna end your life do it alone
@@arliesam217 I never heard of this one until today but the Germanwings pilot suicide I had known about that one
@@annetteslife sorry I am talking about the germanwings crash not this one never heard of this either till today all those innocent lives lost because of two selfish and wicked so called pilots I just hate when these things happen 😔
The horror you must feel watching the view outside... I'm truly scared / horrified to fly again...
Identical to the Germanwings crash that was deliberate.
The other way around actually, that flight was identical to this one
Could easily happen again, pilot overpowers co pilot or flight attendant, locks the door. Done. Scary actually.
How could they think a female flight attendant would help anything, there should be tough security personnel
@@Sammie551 you do realise that not all airline owners are billionaires? And there’s this thing called “salary”?
@@dipanwitamandal7289 And there's a thing called other business options
This, along with the one who crashed the German plane into the French Alps just makes me so sick thinking about it!
No compassion. No empathy. No pride. No shame.
I'll never understand the level of selfishness, evil and sickness it takes to drive a plane full of people into the ground on a whim. :-(
If the warnings from this case was taken serious then Lubitz would have been in a rubber cell
Absolutely reprehensible. Once again, a great reenactment with great graphics. Thank you, TheFlightChannel.
Shoot
Both
Dont say thanks to him. Because of him I will never fly again
So selfish and wicked of him, he should’ve just taken the people to their destination, get back on the plane and go crash somewhere by himself. I hope he rots in hell, no amount of stress you’re going through gives anyone the right to take another life away. Watching this just made me upset 😡.
@@phasionexpress you're true so selfish act by the pilot
So the German Wings accident could have been prevented if the authories would have learnt any lesson from this accidemt .
Exactly. I can't believe they didn't change the new ruling after this. Just unacceptable and mindboggling.
@@willsmooth1355 Pilots have still not learned from Germanwings. I was shitting my pants when the Romanian Pilot of Wizz air came out of the cockpit, was smiling at us, and went toilet. I think he even had a conversation with air hostess outside of the cockpit. I was thinking ''what are you fucking doing, your co-pilot might be crazy, go back!''.
@@ItsameAlex
There might have been three people in the cockpit
at the risk of sounding pedantic, this seems more a "crash" than an "accident." :-/ . . . but agreed ! the "anti-fragility" of aviation is beautifully designed to allow every tragedy to improve safety going forward . . . hopefully lessons were learned from that failure in this case.
I remember seeing the pilot get out of the cockpit, and chatting to the passengers. I had to look away when the pilot was knocking on the door to be let back in
This was such a tragic incident. RIP to all those unfortunate souls. Once again, a great video with one of the best editings I have ever seen! Great job!
Wonderful, beautiful, and skillfully crafted video as always. It's such a pleasure to be able to watch such great content. Keep up the awesome work.
Right..I like your sense of dark humor.. Watching a pilot taking a his life and the lives of others..
Deaky OwO Huh?
The horror the pilot felt when he realised the door was locked. He knew he was dead. RIP
I believe it is against protocol to leave the captain alone. Of course you would never expect something like this, and if it was just you and the captain, then who cares. But since you have others involved, the co-pilot is a piece of sh#@t as well for not insisting on following the protocols.
@@nasty_slapper what if copilot is suicidal? Or he has to take a pee?
@@nasty_slapperthat only became protocol after this crash and the Germanwings one.
I'll never understand why someone decides to take other's lives with them when they decide to take their own. That had to be absolutely terrifying knowing there's nothing you can do to change the outcome, their fate had been sealed. Rest in peace. 😓
They want attention
My heart goes out go all families and friends who lost loved ones, but also to those that did the recovery of the crash!
Unfortunately, airlines didn't learn from this accident and they thought it couldn't happen to them. And people will continue to have the mindset that it won't happen to them until it happens to them.
Kind of true
@Alex Haneman you are a really hopeful person, so positive thinking
I think the chances of a pilot crashing the plane is remote
Shocking that the industry didn't implement change because it didn't happen in the 1st world. They should hang their heads in shame for the Germanwings crash.
I feel deeply sad for the YOUNG first officer/copilot. He still has so much to live for and his flight career just got started.
he was only 24 years old. very sad
@@cutehumor sooo sad
Dude, you practically read my mind, I was just watching the air crash investigation animation from Aviation Accident Clips about this flight (literally 30 seconds ago)
Either way, rest in peace to all those that died in the plane crash
except for pilot who crashed the plane.
Ya I just watched this episode of Air Crash Investigation!
@@aswilll no, it wasn't the pilot fault too
@@aswilll to be honest though, I do feel bad for the pilot, his wife leaving him at the same time his daughter going through a heart surgery, and his son killing himself just a year earlier, I do wish he had talked to someone instead of bringing everyone down, i understand why he did that, although I am in no way saying what he did was right, it would've been so much better for him to talk to someone, either way, I hope his family that remains is doing well
@@aswilll hey, he had too much pressure
Doesnt mean that he crashed the plane you should blame him blame the person who put to much pressure on the Captain.
"he begins thinking bout life"
You dont know what he was thinking
hahaha true
don't underestimate the power of cockpit voice recorders
@@dipanwitamandal7289 it records video???
@@aurboda nope, idk what he's talking about because there isn't video recording
I think TFC was taking that from the Air Crash Investigation episode because it’s what NTSB psychologist, Malcolm Brenner, suggested.
Congrats on the million subs!!! I've been here a while and it's cool to see you grow!!
Anyone else completely addicted to these videos?? I'm terrified of flying but I can't stop watching these!
Lesson learned: don't ignore any country because they are "THIRD WORLD"
and they should put a system that 1 flight crew and 1 cabin crew or more can open the door if they scane theri eye or finger prints at a same time (someting like that)
I think 3 people in cockpit is safer. Say, for example, the homicidal pilot is stronger than their colleague? Then 2 persons in the cockpit means nothing.
Case Study Germanwings Flight 9525:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Germanwings_Flight_9525
@@Willzyx88 Actually the idea behind having an extra person in the cockpit, is not to "fight off" the pilot or first officer, but for that person to be able to _open the door_ in such circumstances. Even if the pilot "locks" the door, it could be opened from inside, and once the door is opened, and additional people let in, the person in question could be overpowered
huh?
@z I used to always say that to people, but that's not what people mean anymore when they say Third World. The meaning has changed over time. I learned and adapted, and stopped being a pedantic ass about it. You should do the same.
I remember hearing about this one in the news and thinking how selfish could one person be too taketh lives of others with him
I saw this on news either
Haven't watched it yet, but I know it's gonna be amazing. Absolutely love your channel!! Im never disappointed.
For all the hard work and time you put into your videos to make them accurate yet thrilling... thank you!
Much love xxx
Really love the videos, thanks, and keep them coming!
That sad, he does not have a right to kill himself while taking hundreds of innocent life with him.
That plane ride was under sold (luckily) with only 27 passengers and 6 crew members ( 2 pilots 3 cabin crew 1 technician)
@@-cryogena9290 yes luckily it was undersold...still these people had families and loved one's who were dependent on them...so what I'm saying is that pilot killed 100s of people emotionally.
Lesson: Don't leave a pilot alone in the cockpit if he or she has problems.
How would you know if they in fact do have problems?
Herman Kachuriner right, everyone has problems. But no one is going to know if they are enough to make you do something so horrible.
This is the best chsnnel on RUclips for murder-suicides. Without all the maniac pilots committing them, where else would we get murder-suicides on a consistent basis, for us to enjoy?
Or even better: don't let a pilot onto a plane if he or she is having problems, but the issue is identification of who does or does not pose a danger to themselves and others on the plane. I doubt a survey like, "Are you ok today?" would screen out many pilots intending to crash their own plane. Likely a better solution would be interviews several times a year with a trained professional, and then grounding the pilots and getting them the help they would need. Sound expensive? It''s much less than the cost of a plane, investigation and settling with passengers.
Reminds me to Germanwings Flight 9525.
God bless you for putting so much time and effort into these videos. You honor the victims with your diligent work. ❤️🙏🏼❤️
absolutely incredible quality since FS2020, love these videos- thank you!!!
What a selfish act, Rest In Peace everyone on that flight (except the captain) 😔
Him too. It wasn’t his fault that his son was gone. It wasn’t his fault that his daughter had to have heart surgery. None of what he had gone through was his fault. Trust me. I have severe depression plus a number of other disabilities. I agree that he shouldn’t have done what he did and taken other people with him but I wouldn’t call him a murderer. When you become as depressed as he was, you go completely numb. Your mind shuts down and you can’t think properly. You’re just so tired. Tired of everything. Perhaps he enjoyed flying and wanted to go out doing something that made him remotely happy. I know I sound like a total idiot but please hear me out.
@@inactivefatimahgianna245 Well if your going to commit scuicide, which you should never, why take hundreds of peoples lives with you? What about the kids that died, the never got to have the dream they deserve. And even the adults, coming home to see there family and never making it.
@@bruno.parfitt his mind was completely numb. He was unaware of the other people around him.
@@inactivefatimahgianna245 okaayyyy? Doesn’t give you the reason to kill everyone on board does it?
@@bruno.parfitt he wasn’t thinking...... he couldn’t control his illness.
Hey I've been watching your videos for 2 years now after I randomly got suggested plane crash videos a week before my flight. I've been binge watching aviation videos ever since, I discovered a new passion through your channel and it's super ironic cause I'm terrified of flying but fascinated by planes ahah anyways yeah man I rarely comment cringe stuff like this but thank you for your uploads your videos are amazing the effort you put into them is insane keep it up 💯👌
Your videos are top notch, so well presented, thorough and fascinating! Love your channel. 👍🏻
I remember watching the Air Crash Investigation Episode of this, and a perfect remake you have created. R.I.P.
This person makes me feel like I am right there.. My hair started standing as the plane was hitting the ground... GOD!!!
My heart goes out to the families of the victims. This was unimaginable on the Captains part.
Some one cares about you bragging?
Absolutely fantastic! The music, effects, story, makes it look as a documentary or even a movie! Thanks for the effort can’t for the next video! 👀👀👀👀
Great video as always. One more thing - it would be priceless if you could add some kind of map showing flight route at that very moment when flight origin and destination are displayed. This visual reference would give better understanding of location, distance etc. making viewer's experience even better. Thank you very much for your work!
RIP to all passengers and crew thanks for the vid
Except the captain.
@@plenty1347 look, it wasnt his fault really, he was a mentally unstable person. Blame that person who put mental stress on him, probably because of his son committing suicide, his daughyer having heart surgery, and sort of things
@@dipanwitamandal7289 That’s not a good excuse. It is no one’s fault but his. There are so many people who go through similar (if not worse) things and they are able to refrain from killing innocent people. I don’t condone suicide but if someone is at that point and there is no stopping them, they shouldn’t take others with them. Doing so is the epitome of evil
vid?
How utterly tragic!? I had not heard of this disaster. Thank you, TFC, for uploading it. I still don’t understand why so many who commit suicide must take others with them. It makes no sense! 😢
Instead pilot could have hired a helicopter and done this without murdering others. Why others have to suffer for his personal setbacks.
Prayer's to all those poor souls who lost life coz of a incompetent captain.
Following your channel since last 2years. Keep growing man.
Round of applause, this must have took forever.
when the co pilot was knocking on the door i kept thinking someone was in my room knocking on my door lol
hi there lol
Flight Channel I am A big Fan Iam Watching You From Many Years Love Your Channel
this channel is just amazing. Your video editing skills make me gooseflesh while watching it
I suffer from Depression. Have for years...
I lost my Daughter in 2018, which sank me deeper.
This FOOL didn't commit suicide - HE COMMITTED MASS MURDER!!!
I GET how he felt, but he COULD have resolved it with a Motel room and a Bullet....
NO REASON TO KILL ALL THOSE PEOPLE!! 😠
Imagine he pins and loves this...
@@michaelmoheb557 how do u know
Ok
He did wow
Edit : never mind
Huh thats weird... He did...
You are so lucky
@@Democracyyy lol
So sad thing to happen and so selfish, the Flight Channel is one of the best on you tube, so informative and covers so many incidents and disasters, that aren’t covered anywhere else, certainly not by main channels, or news etc, keep up the brilliant work, I’d love to see you maybe appear with someone like. Mentour Pilot, it would be so fascinating, and I’d love to know how you make and research these great videos, maybe do a detailed video on how you do it all, love the work you do,
You are doing an amazing job ! Keep up the good work ! 👍
I've always wondered about the person behind this channel, like dude can we at least know your name or did I miss it? RIP to those who perished.
his legal name is " the flight Channel ".. I think its italian.
@@airgunningyup 😳😳 interesting.
I know right!! Ive often thought that too. There's one video that he narrated and his accent is really unique to me- blend of British and something else. His voice is clear and gentle.. wish he'd narrate more often.
@tinwoods Thanks for the heads up. Guess you could say that I like both. It would get old if he did more narrations.. but because there is only a few, I enjoy listening to him. It's a perfect balance for me. I can choose a narrated video and listen to it while driving or I can lay in bed and read it myself.
HE SPOKE ON A FEW. DEF EAST INDIAN OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT.
He suffered the number blows of fate. He knows well how difficult to lose a son.... He should understand that he killed other people children. Damn... How heartbroken it is for parents who had to burry their children because of a man who thinks his world is over, he basically ends other people world. He snatched their loved ones.
These videos are so well done and hard not to watch! I guess it's a love of aviation and morbid curiosity, but man! I can't get enough of these!
Nice job, the flight channel! Another masterpiece!
In memory of the 32 people who lost their lives, I think is what you mean.
If the pilot isn't British don't get on.. (if it's a Boeing 737 Max don't get on)
Oh my god the graphics there amazing this looks great a round of applause to you
Your videos keep getting better. Keep it up
Your videos are just amazing and engaging throughout.
The poor sod banging frantically on the door --I wonder at what point he realized they were all done for
These planes should have control from the ATC, to override controls and unlock doors
My cousin's pregnant wife was in that plane. She went to visit her family in Mozambique and was returning to Angola. Also a famous singer "Action Nigga". He went to record a videoclip and was returning home. Very sad day...
Big problem is that happened before the germanwings flight, but they only changed the "never alone in cockpit" rule when it happened in Europe, 2 years after that.
Thanks for making these videos!
I understand that life can deal you a shit hand and you have moments of desperation and seemingly the only answer is to take your life, but there's never a need to take the life of others with you holy shit. Like the rest of the crew and pax also had lives and family and now those people are all affected by the pilot's foolishness. R.I.P to the all those involved, except for the damn captain.
In memory of the 32 lives lost not 33.
And here it is, I was just about to mention that this story reminded me of another incident with the pilot deliberately crashing the plane and they mentioned it at the end. So sad 😞
Amazing content mate
Thank you so much 🤩🤩🤩
New rule for pilots: Don't go to the toilet! Pee in a bottle if you have to.
piss on the avionics
@@willtrap4food698 lol
When he locked that door, that's when he crossed the proverbial line.
J Greenseed he crossed into hell !
Man you are awesome. You make these anime within a few days.
This is so similar to Andreas Lubitz that I almost thought it was the same video for half a second. Chilling.
The flight channel love this thnx man 🤩🤩🤩
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If it wasn't for this channel I would not have guessed that there were this many aircraft crashes. We know so little gotta love RUclips for giving platforms to so many talented and knowledgeable people
I have come to realize that there are many more crashes than I have been aware of. I think of this channel every time I fly. 😢
I know I’m a bit late, but CONGRATULATIONS MAN YOU MADE IT TO A MILLION SUBS! this has been a long and fun journey.
Its sad that some safety features of an aircraft can be one of the causes of an air crash. Here, it is the feature to disable the cockpit door unlock code. Respect to the lives lost!
I remember this crash, I was on a business trip in Angola when it happened and it was all over the news.
Thanks for highlighting this story
Just wondering if no one had exited for bathroom break if this still would have occurred. He was determined to do this and would he have killed his partner in the cockpit. Very sad and unfortunate for the victims.
Hmm... Don't think so. Killing someone with your hands in order to be free to crash a plane is a terrorist's act, not that of a depressed and worn-out man. He devised the effortless way of turning a couple of knobs to perform his insane deed right because he probably was so down to lack the strength and courage for a physical suicide, let alone for a body-to-body fight to do so.
Every time I get on a plane, I worry about the mental state of the pilots
I’ve flown a lot of long haul flights to and from London to JFK and Ireland to JFK, quite a few short flights also and never had any issues during flights, but at this point I’ve decided I no longer ever wish to fly again.
@@tracielillytan1530 Quite right too.
@@tracielillytan1530 I suppose with covid, nobody really is flying at the moment
Thank you!! I love the flight channel 👍
Congratulations on 1 mil!