What Caused The Fuselage On Flight 243 To Give Way? | Hanging By A Thread | Mayday: Air Disaster
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- Опубликовано: 6 июл 2021
- PART 2 | The cause of the accident on board Flight 243 is immediately apparent. The plane had been so poorly maintained and had been worked so hard, that the body panels had become unstuck. One of the passengers even spotted a large crack in the hull as they boarded the plane but was too nervous to mention anything.
What caused the fuselage to suddenly give way? Watch part 1 here: • Miracle Landing On Boa...
From Season 3 Episode 1 "Hanging By A Thread": Flight 243 takes off in clear weather conditions but shortly after, the pilots hear a loud bang. A huge chunk of the plane's roof and walls is missing. With the risk of passengers beginning to suffer from oxygen starvation, the plane lands safely and all passengers survive.
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A Real Pilot who knew what to do without freaking out. RESPECT
Sounds like you have 0 insight into aviation let alone pilot training
May the flight attendant who got sucked out rest in peace ❤
Blown-out flight attendant: "I believe I can fly" 🤣
@@power2084 haha so funny, i bet you are funny at the party
@@dhannyhalim9892 that flight attendant can really fly !
@@power2084 yes, you are funny
My wife and I and two friends had just gotten off of this flight in Hilo. We boarded the flight in Honolulu and as we were getting settled in our seats, I opened the overhead bin to place a piece of luggage there. I noticed that the fabric lining the bin was really torn and coming loose. I commented to my wife that it seemed the inside of the aircraft had not been well maintained. Upon landing at Hilo, we rented a car to drive over to Kona. I was doing the driving and on the way I had the worst headache I have ever experienced in my life. Something to do with the aircraft and pressure? Have no idea. We new nothing about the return trip and the top coming off of the plane until we got to our hotel room and turned on the television. We remembered the flight attendant that was sucked out of the plane and lost. We were one flight cycle away from disaster.
That aircraft had nothing to do with your headache or you forgetting to tip the waitress that day.
@@bauTom do you have scientific proof to back up your statement? and he never said a word about a waitress...
@@acrock21lol I’m sure it was a joke about the waitress. I think what they meant was that there would be nothing on the plane that would cause a headache like that. I have trouble with the pressurized cabins when I fly personally, but I never got a headache.
@@pyxelated2468 who knows i doubt they reply after 11 months
Obviously someone opened the sun roof mid flight.
Poor CB. What an awful way to go out. Most airlines today, do not have someone trained that walks around the airplanes to check for exterior damage. The flight crew doesn’t normally get out and walk around the plane either. I haven’t seen anyone do so. This is often just left to ramp agents. I have temporarily worked as a ramp agent, and when flights land, we are the only people that come out to walk around an airplane to check for leaking fluids and any structural anomalies. Ramp agents are not trained in that. We just looked for the obvious, and often we would be so busy that we would forget. There weren’t any consequences for not looking. You weren’t reminded and it wasn’t even emphasized, but the planes then just take off full of people. I would think that today, there would be someone trained that could come out for like 5 minutes to specifically check the structures and know what they’re doing. If that were the case, something like that wouldn’t be missed again. It just seems kind of obvious that should be a thing. They could literally just train the ramp supervisor. But the walk-around is left to complete noobs. I did my first solo walk-around inspection on like day 3 and I had no clue what I was looking at at the time. I was like “yep, it’s a plane”. Unless it was leaking somewhere, I wasn’t going to be any help.
This one is so unbelievable 🤯
I’m obsessed with these air disasters,!pretty sure I’m seen them all and am full of useless info about all recorded plans crashes, this one always blows my mind….truly was a miracle the nose stayed together! Didn’t even break when landing! Just astonishing untouched airmen-ship.🤘
Now guess this is good example on why to keep seat belt on at all time in a plane
That is true, but this rarely happens
no kidding.
I am not sure about regulations of other countries, but here it is advised as long as you are seated you keep your belt on.
yet again poor maintenance results in plane crashes, amazing how cost cutting leads to deaths. companies really shouldn't value cost over lives, and this is what happens when they do. RIP to those who sadly died
It's all about numbers. If company predictions show that deaths would cost them less than solving a problem, they wont act.
It always seems to come down to the company cutting corners with these regional airline crashes. They’re always either overworking their planes or their staff, which inevitably leads to disasters like this.
Thankfully the pilots were skilled enough to land a plane without half of its roof
This case and the case of the Israeli F-15 that landed with one wing after the other was sheared off (look for the 1983 Negev mid-air collision) are the most incredible landings with a mindblowing structural damage.
They had insane amount of "luck" to stay in the air and then land without crashing.
I cross my fingers every time they upload a video that it is not one of the 20 episodes I purchased.
🤣🤣🤣 I’m so addicted to these. I thought about purchasing episodes too!
Purchasing videos? Might as well go to the video store and rent VHS tapes. Dont forget to rewind the tapes before returning, boomers.
Jesus, imagine being that passenger and knowing that you saw cracking but said nothing. Perfectly understandable but thinking about if afterwards...
Why do you curse the name of Jesus? Can't you make your point without using His name the same way you would use the F word? It doesn't make any sense to trash His name like that.
@@nohandleforme.... they didnt curse.
Not understandable at all.
she probably would have been shot down and told to sit back down. they got places to go and millions to make.
Given the terrifying prospect of how much worse it could've been, the crew was lucky only the roof came off and not the entire nose of the aircraft.
Yeah, if the nose had come off that would have been it, everyone would have died
This happened the day before I was born, my Dad always tells me stories of watching this on the news while my Mom was in labor with me.
What a shame that the woman who was a lifelong flight attendant was sucked out and died in such a tragic way.
Props to all the crew on this one though. That attendant asking if anyone knew how to fly was a real champion.
Thank you for the upload💟
I am going to have my therapist fly with me to so I get over my fear of caviar and first class 😂
Another impressive doc, thx 4 sharing again
It's a miracle with a positive thinking pilot.
She was a sacrifice for millions of other people who would in the future fly, she was a true flight attendant
Were those pilots awarded?
I don't blame her, I too would tell the insurance company: "In order for me to recover, I need to go flying around Hawaii with my psychologist"
Only i’d need a few round-the-world journeys in first class with my emotional support ie boyfriend. U know… to heal.
I will never get on a 737. This is my takeaway from binging this show.
Be glad that the nose didn’t break off
i will be happy if i will ever get to know the name of this perfect guy narrating this maydays😜
Amazing what those pilots achieved and the flight attendants were quite amazing as well Its too bad that one flight attended didn't make it.
If a plane was designed to be used for 20 years, how were they allowed to fly the plane longer?
Considering planes not only deal with pressure being an on/off thing, but what about being in heat then cold, the force of landings and takeoffs.
Planes are machines. It's not a matter of how they will break, but when.
Airlines can't afford to have lame maintenance.
Planes fly thousands of feet above ground. And significant break, means people could fall to their deaths.
We aren't talking about cars. Bad maintenance on a car could be an accident you can survive.
Something like this should NEVER happen.
The airline is lucky everyone was seat belted in and that the pilots were able to keep control of the plane and that the nose then separate from the plane.
Boeing needs to work on making sure bulletins are adhered too and proper changes are made.
It was actually flown for 19 years, but it was several thousands of times beyond its pressurization cycle limit. But it's basically a similar thing, though.
That's true
watching this happen
almost gave me a heart attack
I've seen a few documentaries, based on this mishap, but not in such detail, as this. Quite well, put together feasibility and conclusion, making it easy to comprehend, exactly why, it did what it did. I see what the stress specialist meant, with the analysis of the flight attendance, being 'sucked' out. Causing extreme pressure, with the blockade (unfortunately), of her 'head'.
Angels were guiding that plane. To the Lovely, Sweet flight attendant who lost her life: may you have found peace 🕊️💞🥀
Thank you
Thank you for keeping the gain so low that we have to blast the volume to hear it. You know, so my neighbors in the next zipcode can hear the damn commercials.
Poor flight attendant. At least she probably became unconscious almost immediately. RIP.
I think I've seen the memorial garden... It would have been late at night (high school marching band trip, we had a pretty tight schedule) so I'm not entirely sure, but I'm at least 85% sure I've seen it.
Are you sure youre not 82.5% sure that u saw this garden? We care very much…
Nice leading plans good job polit is heroes
New episode!
Do you think that the tragic disappearance of the flight attendant on board Flight 243 is linked to why the fuselage gave way?
can you do continental 1713
You know what they say, It's called a viable alternative explanation.
We will probably never know which of the 2 it is for sure or even if it isn't a possible combination of the 2.
What if u played the China airlines flight 140 disaster they have a Spanish version but no English version
Metal fatigue
Save leading plans save your life pilot all
Daycare now has to go
God is help God is great
Basically, had the flight attendant not been sucked out of the plane, she would still be alive. 16:50
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Hi beautiful Greg. 🥰🥰🥰🌹🌹🌹
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Only God kept that plane together and got it on the ground . Thank you God!
But why couldn’t God hold the cockpit of TWA 800 when it’s floor when it burst open at 15000ft?
Polit
I am biggest fan pilot
Passenger
Praise God for the landing. The notorious wind died down just in time for the landing to be successful. Only He can calm the wind.
early
But can you tell me who
No one cares respect who died u heartless person
More Boeing manufacturing incompetence which starts way back!!!
Did you even watch the video or do any research at all? This was far from Boeings fault, this was massively in part of Aloha air be incompetent and ignoring the warning gave by Boeing 15 years prior. You are the definition of ignorance at it's finest 😂
Im gonna guess you think every 737 crash is boeings fault
I think you missed the part where the manufacturer (Boeing) sent a written notice to Aloha about the potential of this very problem. Incompetence? No. More like blatant disregard and willful negligence - on the part of Aloha Airlines.
@@northern830 Possesses The 'MOST' crash record, of any airliner, ever built!! (Next to, I believe, the DeHavalland 'Comet', not in numbers, but by percentage).
Boeing warned every aircraft owner in detail what to look for. The boeing plant did there jobs well. And boeing keeps improving how they build. Imagine ford finding out the 75 ford ltd battery hold downs rust and fail. You tell every owner of a car built 45 years ago how to inspect and fix the issue. Its not the ford problem. Its the maintainance crews.
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Blown-out flight attendant: "I believe I can fly" 🤣
Not funny but funny
@@emotionaloveracorolla5274 dark humour
@@power2084 lol
This show would be a lot better if they quit hyping up bullshit extra theories.
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Perfect!! I have to go back in Italy and it will take me a while for it a little while to see what I have had fevers now but I’m still coughing.
@Harvey justin. Even If I do some 'drugs', this one won't make sense!!
@@CoraJean19 OK, with the addition of THIS one, I AM going to do drugs!