Every Single Plane Crash - Air Disasters Seasons 2, 3, 4
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- Опубликовано: 18 авг 2023
- A look at every single plane crash featured on Air Disasters Seasons 2, 3, and 4.
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Ah lovely, a suitable length video to watch whilst I eat my dinner.
This should be a video to watch when ur in a plane
@@serverbf100mr True lol! 😂
@@Tapping916what are you yapping about
@@serverbf100mr😂😂😂😂😂😂
Read my mind 💯
I enjoy falling asleep to these
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Me too wtf!!! I thought I was the only one
I thought I was the weird one 😂
Funny story … When i watch these videos especially while traveling I try to conceal my phone from nosy people who sitting next to me who might get weirded out. I ended up sitting next to a young man 30ish and I guess i wasn’t doing a good job concealing because he started speaking to me and asked what I was listening to. I lied and said “atc videos”…. and we went back and forth for a few minutes then finally he admitted he liked to listen to atc videos as well. I finally told him what i was actually listening (the atc and video from the 9/11 flights) He laughed and said I love to listen to plane crashes too!! We ended up talking most of the flight about different crash videos
It’s not as unusual as you think a lot of people watch crime shows too , and No it’s not a funny story.
@@drk7031 No one asked you….. and some may be taken aback while on an airplane if the person next to them was watching airplane crash investigations
jeez no need to be so dry xD@@drk7031
@@melissalsmith883 no one asked you either hahah
Same thing happened to me a few months ago. Me and a guy I was sitting next too on a flight recounted as many Mayday air crash episodes that we could remember. I also watch the plane crash episodes on flights sometimes as well. I remember travelling with my daugther once who actually doesn't like to fly, and as I was watching one of the air crash videos she looked at me and said.... "Daaaaaadd???|
I think the only thing that these videos have taught me is that if the smallest thing fails, a lot of people can die.
Or to never get on planes
...or if the smallest things work in favor of a doomed plane, everyone can survive.
yeah, especially if more than 1 thing goes wrong
Another example is on july the 1st 2009, the altitude and maybe some other instrument sensors got frozen but the pilot tried to climb thinking they were at safe speed but they were stalling and hit the sea water at high speeds. And everyone died.
@@JaxBlox598I think its cause a meter froze cause it measures air speed with a pipe and that froze and got blocked, Unless you are talking about a diffrent flight
Im never getting on a plane if i see the smithsonian crew getting on
Why? (I haven’t watched the full video)
I agree!!!!! 😂
I normally watch three kinds of videos a lot but if I know I’m going to be flying within a few weeks, I do “not interested” on them so they stop showing up in my recommended.
im not getting on a plane period. ive been 38 years without having to get on one and i really dont care about europe . hell the ladybois of thailand arent even worth boarding 😂
@Sashazur or be like me and talk about your favourite mayday episodes while waiting for take off.
I remember when the Detroit crash was all over the news. The thing that stuck with me was that little Cecilia's nail polish was how she was identified. Her head was too swollen for her face to be recognizable, but her aunt had painted the girl's fingernails purple. I see they had the little actress showing her painted fingernails.
Ppl
I remember that!! ❤❤
THESE ARE ALL OVER THE PLACE AND DON'T COMPLETE BEFORE THROWING ANOTHER ONE ON...
Just the bare bones of each episode...but still fascinating,...
Dog not allowed ect
@@orionxtc1119suicide not allowed
No Dave is right. Some of these are out of order. They show the conclusion of the F-28 before the accident. The next story starts at the investigation instead of the crash…
Right!
:36
Crash # 1
7:52
Crash #3
No crash 2 in between
This is the moment Walter White becomes an airline pilot
I had to rewind because I thought I was tripping
Fear Allah
@@pandadopancake6469don't die as a disbeliever
"White" is a HUGELY popular last name.... There's most likely THOUSANDS of Walter White's in the USA. Don't make something out of it that it isn't.
So I started watching this and then realized it seemed the segments weren't finishing so I paid more attention. Then sure enough the one about the French Airbus flyover into pine trees suddenly goes into the 1956 TWA flight 2 and United flight 718 midair incident over Grand Canyon, and, it doesn't finish the story either? So what's up?? Why are you posting over 3 hours of incompletes!? 🤔
Well obviously I can't continue with this I'm off to find another video. Hopefully you can fix this.
Well my hubby is thinking of switching career to a commercial pilot. I know he can do it it’s been his dream and he’s so intelligent. They need good pilots. Don’t know if watching these is helpful for anxiety for me but very informative. We watch them together and he explains what happened and what may have been done differently.
your just assuming your hubby will be a good pilot ...based on what? Because hes intelligent? That aint gonna save him anymore than it did these others .
@@ClaytonBigsby01stfu she’s just being supportive of her husband. With practice, drive & determination you can be good at anything. Take that cynical bs elsewhere.
@ClaytonBigsby01 she likelt means dilogent, not just intelligent. Intelligent people can be trained. Very few people know how to.fly a plane without teaching lol did you get any value for being a hard ass? Start with kindness please.
wishing him a long and problem free career . He does sound like he will be a great captain one day.
Aviation is generally a safe industry, but for the love of all that's good steer your husband away from piloting any Boeing aircraft built after 1991, ESPECIALLY the Boeing Max, those things are death traps and it's nothing short of sheer luck that they didn't kill anyone at my airport this year. The amount of corruption that's been allowed to rot at Boeing's safety standards based solely on nostalgia is shocking and horrifying.
These videos are so informative. I'm glad I watched them.
@@Tapping916they are informative in case the airline couldn’t afford to get competent pilots. In such cases we can use the information we learn here to inform the pilot about why his airplane cannot make specific maneuvers and then he will be more likely to fix it himself
Thank you, me too. I have airframe & powerplant license and learn so much from these videos
The captain wasn’t lying.
Watching these videos doesn't put me off flying. I love to travel....
It MUCH safer to fly, than it is to drive, to the same location by a LONG shot.
Just saw all these on Paramount. I’ll watch again lol
Thanks for these brief versions encompassing the entire video. The previous versions, which showed only the accident, frustrated me since we wanted to know what happened.
Oh, then here you will get an exciting story but not the truth
The truth is Airbus and Boeing are in a competing piss off. Boeing is winning the who can kill us faster contest.
I'm personally not a fan of these shortened versions.
EXCELLENT.. 4 hrs.. That's me sorted for the evening. Keep em coming. Thanks.
I like the one guy that’s always on these to explain things like what a checklist is to me like I’m a 6 year old
7...
You're 7 years old?😊
Why don't you guys do an interview with the narrator so that we can see him because we love him so much ❤️
I also like Jonathan Aris, the English narrator. I’ve not heard this fellow before but yes he does have a pleasant voice to listen to, however Aris is my favourite.
@r.a.z.e.r, I agree. I love this narrator's voice, too! His name is Bill Ratner, and he is an OUTSTANDING narrator.🤗 Mr. Ratner, has narrated other great shows, such as "Behind Mansion Walls," [about Wealthy people getting murdered, or Wealthy people committing murder], and "I Almost Got Away With It," [about criminals escaping jails, and prisons, and later captured].😐
Mr. Ratner, has narrated other shows too. Mr. Ratner, and the [late] great, Peter Thomas, who used to narrate "Forensic Files," are my FAVORITE narrators, of all time.😍 Also, I have seen EVERY episode, of "Air Disasters," and EVERY episode of "Forensic Files." I have learned so much about Airplanes, and Forensics/Crimes, while watching these two VERY informative programs. Thank you "Air Disasters," and "Forensic Files!"🙏
@@tracydavis8982didn't he pass a way semi recently?
@@admiralsnackbar69 , I don't know which narrator, you are referring to, when you asked, "didn't he pass away, semi recently?"🤔
If you are referring to Bill Ratner, who narrates "Air Disasters," he is only 76-years-old, and [still] very much alive. I LOVE Bill Ratner's, narration, on [any] shows that he does, especially "Air Disasters," and "Behind Mansion Walls!" I watch "Air Disasters," EVERYDAY, and I am totally [obsessed] with this show!!!😍
If you are referring to Peter Thomas, who used to narrate, "Forensic Files," from 1996-2011, he unfortunately, passed away at age 92, in [2016].😔 I still LOVE Peter Thomas', narration, on "Forensic Files," and I continue to watch [reruns], of this fascinating show! RIP, Peter Thomas.🙏
Bill Ratner, and Peter Thomas.......the BEST of the BEST!👍
@@tracydavis8982I LOVE YOU!!! U JUST GAVE ME NAMES TO MY FAVE NARRATORS AND MY FAVE SHOWS!!!! We are all a little crazy for loving these shows but that’s ok. U learn SO MUCH from these. This is true life and there’s nothing g wrong from wanting to learn about life’s tragedies. I watched my beautiful 44 yo husband die of a ❤ attack and it changed me from my soul to my essence. God bless all who die prematurely. God bless those who tell the brutal tales so well.
So we're not even going to finish the crashes?
If Passive Radar can track every civilian and military flight ✈️ how come MH370 is still missing?
Because they went into a dead zone.....
Transponder was turned off
Fantastic video my friend!
The bottom line with any crash or fire that occurs has to do with money it’s very expensive to operate planes and if you have to shut them down for any reason maintenance or otherwise, it’s very expensive and costly. This is why a lot of things happen very catastrophically or badly, when concerning commercial flights, and maintenance it all boils down to money for the most part
:36
Crash #1
7:52
Crash #3
Where the hell is crash #2?!😮
Cecelia Cichan is 40 years old now. She was interviewed many years ago. It might still be on RUclips.
What time is her plane on?
didn’t knew Heisenberg was a flight controller 49:04
Lol 😂💀
Lol
I watched loads of these crashes before I flew to India, for the whole flight I thought I was going to plough into the ocean 😩
I hope those spices bhang and opium were worth it lol.
I’ve experienced a microburst once. It was crazy, hurricane type winds, total white out rain, and pretty short. Lasted maybe 10-15 seconds. I was lucky to be under my porch roof when it happened. Couldn’t imagine a plane trying to land in that.
Same, I just had a fucking hot Chicken Vindaloo and microburst in my pants, truly wild experience.
We are still here wafllefucks
@@VaeVictisXIII
Your mom would be proud.
Some things are better left unsaid. 🥱
the main lesson i took away after watching these videos is that all pilots / co pilots are super models, and i now realise how hard it is being a super model. all day flying these planes, and then a quick lettuce leaf before heading off to work on the catwalk for an evening show. when do these poor princesses get time to sleep ?
They never do.. 😳
I hope you're being sarcastic...or you have never worked a day in your life so these pampered fragile "supermodels" seen like they have it rough to you 😂
When their plane crashes..
Ccccccccococaine...
I don't think super models go on tour like bands or comedians do
i heard walter white and i was like HUH
Same lol
I just went looking for someone to comment on this, im glad I found this
SAME 💀
Isn't an intimate moment holding someone's hand while taking off 😮
Too disjointed an incomplete clips
Damn, after watching this, I'm never getting on an airplane again.
Amazing videos, keep it up pls
I like watching these vids while i do lashes it makes it go by faster 💅🏽 thank u
So very sad but flying is still safe
Nothing is safe on earth unfortunately death is relative
Can we please get more full episodes. pretty please with a cherry on top
No... Do one.
You forgot the whip cream 😂
You can look all of them up for full episodes
Filming on a flip-phone, lol I had one of those and the coolest thing about it was that you could text! Mine didn't even have a camera lol
@@Tapping916 lol Right? I don't think I could survive like that now 🤣🤣🤣
Omg i waited for this like year lol.
1:15:49 Pilots: whats the problem?
Gunman: im the problem
Yikes
Love Smithsonian
After watching these videos a lot over the last few days, I don't think I'll ever be able to fly again. How horrifying.
Ahhh don’t be a sissy. Flying is statistically the safest form of travel. You’re more than likely to be killed in an automobile accident than you are to be killed in an airplane crash. If someone were to make a similar video about fatal car accidents It would be hundreds if not thousand of hours long.
23:40
Exactly what I said!
You HAVE TO account for chaos during a panicked crowded emergency 😮
5:20
Patching 💩 up instead of replacing it 😡 😢
The chalks ocean airways explosion jump scared me
You know I've seen like all of these videos before. Its crazy to rush around the terminal to get on the plane just to sit down and have the 🤯 face the whole time. Yet im drawn to these videos.
On 1 June 2009, inconsistent airspeed indications led to the pilots inadvertently stalling the Airbus A330 serving the flight, failing to recover from it and eventually crashing into the Atlantic Ocean at 02:14 UTC, killing all 228 passengers and crew on board.
Pitot tubes?
@@juliemanarin4127yes, as far as i remember they had ice build up during a thunderstorm causing the wrong indications.
Yes. They are very small pieces on a plane that can sometimes get clogged with snow, insects, etc. Blocked pitot tubes can render a jetliner uncontrollable.
@@badgerden7080 For a Jumbo Jet full of human lifes to depend on something like a small tube that can become clogged at any second for a number of reasons and that the plane will go out of control and can not be recovered is insane .
@@markunavail8510 It's not dependant on just that. There are several independent sources for air speed to ensure that if one fails it's not the end of the world and the flight can continue.. No, the tube cannot become clogged at any second for any number of reason. If this was the case, it wouln't be used. You clearly do not have any kind of knowledge regarding aviation which is completely fine. Throwing out claims and statements that are unfounded and untrue is not. Instead of saying something that isn't even true is insane, ask questions.
The truth of the matter is that the pilots fucked up. While the situation was confusing, there is one rule that should always be followed: You get a stall warning, you drop the nose and increase throttle. The first officer did the opposite and pulled back on his stick. Lots of other terrible decisions contributed to the crash but they pretty much sealed their own fate when the FO pulled back on the stick.
Imagine having so little, you're willing so move body parts aside to steal a mangled piece of metal and wires. Sorry sons of....
Bro maxed out his r34
#17 - Walter White on ATC. Heisenberg? Scary!!! lol
The reaction in these videos between flight 007 and the Iran air one is stark
On my last flight I was sitting next to a guy who sounding just like the narrator. It was freaking me out a little.
A few months ago prior to going to Hawaii I watched dozens of plane crash videos. The worst part about my flight was when the pilot came over the intercom telling us that we were soon going to be experiencing some turbulence because we were scurrying around the edges of an unexpected hurricane that hit the Pacific. We did hit a little, but not too bad.
Nonetheless, the entire flight I had this impending feeling of doom. I was fairly certain we had a significant chance of heading straight into the ocean, so I read all the safety information on the plane. I memorized all the details about a water landing and how to open the doors, inflate the slides, and get the rafts out of compartments.
I obviously survived my flight there and back, but man was my anxiety through the roof. Although, the plus side is, I’m now an expert at airplane safety procedures. Not that you’d live anyway because I also read the statistics on water landings and they aren’t good. Most don’t end like the landing on the Hudson. 😂
Glad you had a safe trip. 😂
Lots to learn from this film.
I totally enjoy falling asleep to these also ❤ then I really gotta give it to some of these pilots I mean I could never dream to have the talent that they have I mean like they have the lives of how many people, and somehow they keep their shit together enough to know, sometimes beyond all odds land the thing
Didn't know Smithsonian has a RUclips. Subscribed immediately.
Omg those villagers in the boats were looking for jewelry and valuables
Typical
The runway collision at LAX was the ATC’s fault. I sad what I said.
Thank you this video made my flight go by so fast today! Very interesting
Hol up
Always liked the fact that in the chalk ocean airways crash, they showed the lifeguard who was actually portrayed by himself in the reconstruction, rather than an actor.
Ive watched these a milkiin times but didnt know that.. i always felt like he was miles aeay from the crash and not able to get there.
Why do you guys never do western airlines 2605?
wtf? the actors in the first one look identical to the pilots
It's the actors' pictures. The lifeguard is the real person though.
@@aewtxhe meant the pictures vs the actors. You don't use actors pictures, you use flight crew pictures
That confused me too
My whole point is, yes, they used the actors' pictures. Carrying on the portrayal. Some use the real crew's pictures, some use the actors'. @@Mcat78
RIP Harry Gregg (1932-2020).
That scream at 51:46 kills me, though.
its an t rex lol-
Thanks to videos like these, i can proudly say that i will never step foot on a plane again
Say what u mean, if I holler bank bank bank, are u telling me I should be banking or I’m banking when I shouldn’t be?imagine a kid thinking Santa’s crashed
Woah 3 hours
An amazing channel
I love how the lifeguard grabbed his little floatie thing and ran towards the water, as if he'd still be of any help after the several hours it wouldve taken him to swim out as far as where the plane crashed.
The Portland, Oregon plane ran out of gas because of the crew's preoccupation with the fact that the landing gear lights did not indicate that the gear was down for landing. However, the gear was down. The plane kept flying a pattern while the crew tried to solve the problem. The captain ignored cautions from the other flight deck staff about the fuel until it was too late. The plane found a "dark area" in which to land, but rather than being a field, it was a patch of trees with 2 unoccupied houses within it, both of which were destroyed. How do I know? The plane passed over our apartment complex and crashed one street away. They had to disassemble parts of the plane to get it out of the neighborhood.
so a plan that basically already falling apart was ok to take passengers tf
I like it when people just say tf instead of wtf. I feel like we could be friends 😂
I was in Basic Training/AIT at Ft. Benning GA when the Soviets shot down South Korean flight 007 in '83. The US government took notice of course. Training took on a far more serious tone. We even briefly had our connections to the outside world cut off. It was a crazy time. Tensions weren't as strained as they were during the Cuban Missile Crisis....no one was waiting to see who blinked first but, during the Cold War any strained relations with the Soviets was a tense time. I doubt anyone (including the Soviets) knew exactly what they would do, at any given time back then.
1:55:25 the most RIDICULOUS thing ever
It’s absolutely frightening how ludicrous humans can be.
When Cecilia grew up and got married, the person who rescued her was present at her wedding. To me, that shows just how much knowing that she survived and recovered means to him.
46:38 "What the hell have you done" 💀
This probably took forever lol
they always wait till it happens before doing any thing about it
1:34:20...Probably is The Feeling Some Victims Get as The Terrifying Situation is Too Much For The Mind to Bear
FRENCH! IT'S THE FRENCH! IT'S ALWAYS THE FRENCH!
Ive never gotten the opportunity too work around these planes so forgive me if i sound stupis but couldn't tower check flaps as well
No. Tower watches radar and planes coming in and going out on it. You're not going to see anything from that far away
The tower in most cases cannot see the planes. They are underground in a room with no windows. Only screens. The ATC upstairs in the glass enclosure can see planes and possibly view positions of flaps whether they are retracted or extended. With binoculars. It has happened.
Watching these made me less scared of flying. This is because it allowed me to know that issues that have happened in the pass have already been corrected. ❤❤❤
doesn't mean planes in service have been modded/retro'd you can still crash, burn and die.
You know, you are really a ray of sunshine. If I ever had to be on a plane with you, I would cancel and forfeit my money.
@@badgerden7080???
Yes but planes ✈️ have been in the air since the 50s. True investigators learn from each crash but there are still airlines that put off needed repairs to save money.
And you’ll never know…until it’s too late.
48:35 ..see what I mean? So the planes are about to cross paths..so WHAT HAPPENED? Are supposed to just make our own stories up about what actually happened? Just curious?
They literally tell you. The ATC man didn't tell them about the Cessna. 2 of them
You have a lovely calming voice, very soothing.
Legend has it that Walter White turned to drvgs to deal with his trauma, especially when he got cancer and was living in an RV
30:38
We need an update on baby Cecelia 😢😊
My prayers to all those who have been both heroes and sadly victims
After it is too late the “pull up” call out can be replaced with “you’re fooked”
My mom was a pilot and she joked that after a certain point the call out is replaced with "too late"
other instances the pito tube being blocked or frozen could send the plane up or down ? due to the speed ?
It's the second flight of the day for this crew.
Does anyone know which episode the October 8 2001 plane crash in Milan Italy?
It’s matter of time before another plane crash only reason leading to it are different
Today I'm watching it eating my Breakfast
Good
Let this be a lesson not to fix leaks with a grease gun
The actress that portrays Sonia Hartwick is a very lovely woman. I remember watching that Air Ontario episode on it's own. I'm surprised anyone survived that.
Can u make one about tk 452?
This story is like a numerology wet dream
why not the full videos instead of just a crash?
I never notice the ending of the investigation or beginning of next haha
What about the Ham Radio craze in the 1970s? Radio Shack
Ok, I have a question regarding the KAL-700flight. Was there no communication with local ATC? Nothing that would help avoid shooting the plane? I find this hard to believe.