Japan plane crash: Investigation starts into how two aircraft collided
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- Опубликовано: 2 янв 2024
- The government in Japan says that an investigation has begun into how two planes managed to collide at an airport in Tokyo.
All 379 passengers on board Japan Airlines Flight 516 were led to safety, but five of the six people on board the smaller plane died in the incident.
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The flight attendants' ability to calmly and accurately instruct passengers in an urgent situation and the discipline of the passengers who calmly followed their instructions are the reason why not a single person was killed. This is truly commendable. I'm proud to be a Japanese. I would also like to express my condolences to the Coast Guard officers who lost their lives in this accident. They had a mission to bring relief supplies to the areas hit by the earthquake as soon as possible
well done cabin crew for the excellent evacuation job👏👏... now am convinced that your job goes way beyond serving drinks
We had "Miracle on the Hudson" now we have miracle at Haneda...
Pretty simple.. Listen to the tapes to hear who was supposed to be where. 20 minutes.
I dont see any video footage of the other plane on the runway !
There was no landing before flight 516, only take-off on runway 34R! (flightradar)
Makes me think of the Tenerife crash of 1977, however this one not as catastrophic.
It's troubling they weren't able to extinguish the fire for hours even with additional fighting equipment.
Looks like we need to research and develop new equipment to deal with these carbon fibre planes - if the crash had been only slightly worse and there were injured people on board then there would've been no way to save them.
well the last person left the plane 18 minutes afetr the crash. carbonfibre planes are very good when it comes to initial fire protection. In your scenario injured people have a much better chance to be rescued from this than from a traditional aluminium plane.
Well the coastguard plane would be laden with fuel what cargo did the rescue missions cargo involve fuel for rescue vehicles, oil for vehicles , alcohol gand wash to prevent disease all these would explain why fire so fierce we don't know that it had that on board but it could have plus massive cardboard crates with goods in
Tsunami and crash at the same time.
The flight ✈️ data recorder is beside the plane tyres
I'm sure that A350 equipped with cockpit cams.
There's only an aircraft impression left on the burning sight! What kind of fuselage is this?
It’s an A350 which is a new gen of aircraft, it’s made of carbon composites that’s why it’s burned to ash instead of leaving a metal surround like an older airplane would
The A350 withstood the fire for a pretty impressively long amount of time to let the passengers escape
@@SHZ_Tristan19 JAL evacuation was only a miracle with 3 doors only. But the the a350 was totally consumed by the fire and vanished very fast and very rapid because of the so-called composite "fiberglass" comparing to 777 EK521 or the Asiana 214, which was burnt only at the fire place.
@@siddiqueyd1 it actually vanished very slowly, which is the big strentgh of composite fuselages in fires. Yes, it burns up completely, but it keeps fire out of the cabin for much longer than traditional aluminim constructions.
made me remember miserly SQ flight at Chinese taiwan taoyuan airport that crashed with the construction equipment in year 1999 or something near to that year.
The runway was in multi mode (being used for take off and landing) at the time. It's speculation but it's highly likely the unusual situation lead to the coast guard plane using a runway for take off that had airliner arrivals on it. Most likely miscommunication between ATC and the coast guard plane. Were either told incorrectly or were told to hold short and didn't. (Edit: the coast guard plane was communicating with the tower on a different frequency and not, it is understood, the frequency for that runway/ area of the airport)
At least 2 runway's in Haneda airport cross each other so they could have met at the exact point where the runways cross.
The 2 planes was on different frequency to the tower even though they should have been on the same frequency if both was meant to be on that runway. I think the small plane took a wrong turn when taxi to the runway.
@@FaceFcuk yeah spot on, I saw that after commenting! Quite a quick explanation. Essentially caused by unusual operations because of the earthquake etc.
@@FaceFcuk It's common to separate departures and approaching aircraft to separate frequencies at large airports. Too many aircrafts on the same frequency is a safety risk.
@bunker1213 nope , just had a pilot saying they was on the same runway same taxiway, ITS ALWAYS SAME FREQUENCY FACT.
I wonder if the JAL airplane will be returned to service?
This one? Hell no!
No it's impossible it's a burnt out shell
Oh god
Rip who died 🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️
Exact copy of Linate Milano aircrash
No permission for the Japan Coast Guard aircraft to enter. The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport, and Tourism has disclosed the communication records🙏🙏
Wow... who did Japan upset this time?
It's all the time. They still refuse to confess to WW2 crimes.
@@distortdude80Donald Trump still refuses to admit to his crimes too
@@distortdude80 WWII? Interesting. Tell us more.
@@mukhumordo your homework/research.
@@LOADING...o.o.o Same old story. Nothing to see here, move along.
Passé : Merci au pilote, Merci aux PNC, Bravo à la discipline des passagers.....Comment 70 camions de pompiers (semble-t-il) ont ils pu laisser un avion bruler à ce point sur le tarmak du plus grand aéoroport du Japon ????????????
T'as déjà essayé d'éteindre l'incendie d'une voiture avec un extincteur ? L'avion a encore beaucoup de kérozène + l'huile des systèmes hydrauliques + une grande partie du fuselage en fibre de carbone, etc...
Après la collision l'avion a conservé son intégrité structurelle le temps de freiner et d'évacuer et ça c'est génial. T'as oublié de remercier Airbus !!!
We already know it was Disney trying to get an Ad spot for Star Wars since they are so woke now, they are losing tons of money.
So the other plane was a coast guard plane loaded with aid supplies 🧐 but when it was first announced it was the fact all passengers survived that was the big story, other news didn’t even mention the other plane!! Nothing to see here folks. Just another big story to focus your attention away from the man behind the curtain!!
Bro in president in any country and it prime minister in uk
Prime Minister is correct. Like the UK, Japan is a constitutional monarchy.
Japan has Emperor.
Wrong
Was one of the pilots a flat earther?
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