@@FEBEAULIEU According to the reenactment, the captain was rushing the first officer during the checklist. Probably at the point where that would've been checked when he interrupted the FO.
This has to be one of the most tragic and poignant mayday episodes. I especially love the end of the episode where it speculates on his actions and the very end the music and how it fades into the credits. Truly a masterpiece that has stood the test of time
WOW! I would normally watch this later, but the title, and then I watched the first few seconds of the video with the jets observing, and I had to watch this IMMEDIATELY!!
It seems like there should be a much clearer, immediate, and unambiguous pressure loss warning in the cockpit, one that would give the pilots more than ample time to get their own oxygen masks on so they can maintain control of the plane.....
Yeah, also maybe have a warning if the oxygen masks in the passengers deployed, that might have given the time to use their own oxygen masks, or auto-deploy their own masks, then they'd have put them on
To Andreas's father, sir, I too lost a loved one in a plane crash. I hope your pain fades away and your memory of the happy times you spent with your son brings you comfort.
What gets me is that the master caution came on after the initial warning horn was heard. In a 737 if a master caution lights up usually you'll get an indication on a small panel next to the master caution light and that should have lit the "air cond" warning up. How they missed it all always haunts me. Rip
Poor sound engineering/editing of this episode. The voiceover of the interpreter for the father's dialogue is too faint and difficult to understand. Turning on CC gets you the usual strange misquotes.
I can’t even imagine what that flight attendant must have been thinking seeing the whole plane basically dead and out of fuel with training but no way near ready fly a plane like that and but he still trys
I recently saw a Mayday video where there was a fire that had started in the lavatory. After a few minutes, the fumes were so bad that passengers were gasping and choking. The commentator pointed that the supplemental oxygen (via drop down masks) was not made available because of an airline “rule” that prohibited their use when a fire was in the cabin. My feeling is that regardless of the risk to feed the flames (which had not yet entered the passenger cabin), it should hsve been used under those circumstances. The plane eventually crash lands at the airport and autopsies revealed that most people on board had already perished from toxic smoke inhalation. I would like to ask the very knowledgable audience of these reenactments what they think about this policy.
Such sadness. R.I.P... Airliners operate in a very hostile, challenging environment. The passengers who understand this often stand a better chance of survival - but not much anyone could do here. Sometimes it just takes a few minor items to create a huge tragedy.
I could not believe that the moment pilot & co-pilot felt dizzy, they did not pull their oxygen mask line. They can still try to figure out the issue but not putting on their masks is a serious mistake.
Did it mention that 3 of the portable oxygen bottles were used? Maybe the reason he left the cockpit was to get the 4th bottle? I guess we will never know.
Small thing, but as soon as the first alarm started, the pilots oxygen masks went down, and if they followed procedures, they would have put them on immediatly. If they did, they would have been able to keep their minds clear and realise that the pressure was the problem, get the airplane to a lower altitude, then maybe fix the problem. Very sad overall, follow procedures, they're here to save you
I think that flight attendant the only reason he was able to stay conscious it's because he was young he was strong and it took every ounce of his energy to you know fight that and try to save the plane and he did it for as long as he could and then maybe he passed out and that's why you know when it crashed or whatever maybe when he passed out he leaned on the controls who knows what ran out of fuel that's what happened but maybe if I had to run out of fuel maybe he could have saved the plane maybe he would have been able to you know stay conscious long enough to land it or lower the altitude so they can get some air in their
Even when the plane is empty there is still little bits of fuel left enough to put into a bucket pretty much which is no way near a enough to fuel the engines got even a second which can fuel the fire for a breath second which can spread to electrics and then the plane itself
The tanks have residual fuel and a whole lot of inflammable vapour that will ignite explosively setting fire to the wreckage and surrounding vegetation.
I blame the plane engineer workers who did a error working on the plane ✈️ because of him so many people got killed in the plane crash he should be prosecute , I feel sorry for people who died and for there families, one of the plane stuff crew he tried but he couldn’t be success because of the less oxygen , may every rest in peace
Because they weren't in their right mind because of the lack of oxygen. Also they wouldn't have needed to land the airplane that fast, just put their masks on, lower the aircraft, then tried to find/fix the problem
What idiot thought it would be a good idea to NOT have the pilot's oxygen masks drop automatically when those in the passenger cabin drop? Their logic was that the passengers will be fine even if the pilots pass out & die? I hope that system has been changed since this tragedy & whoever designed & approved the original system reduced to engineering Roombas or something equally unimportant.
The masks DID drop as soon as the first alarm started, but the pilots didn't put it on because they didn't follow procedure and thought the alarm was false and then they couldn't think straight
Once again, this accident happened due to lack of common sense, communication and procrastination, the pilots had no clue what was going on back there with the passengers, had the flight attendants use their common sense to communicate the situation without wasting time and let the pilots know that the oxygen masks mysteriously drop down for some strange reason, maybe that would've given the pilots a better picture of what might have been the problem, it might have made them check the pressurization, but they had no clue the masks had fallen, lack of communication, common sense and procrastination caused this accident, but at least this was a better way to go cause they were all unconscious before the airplane crashed, to die that way was a blessing in itself, unlike other plane crashes where everyone is aware they are going to crash, yet they die with a horrifying fear
This is why regulations are written in blood. They should've contacted the flight deck to tell them the masks had dropped but they were following procedures. I don't know what flight attendants know about the cockpit but it's also possible they assumed a warning would've come on saying the masks had dropped and they were already working on an issue.
@deezkhajiit184 this is why it's so important to use common sense and they didn't, sometimes one must bend the rules in order to do the right thing, following procedures is not always the right thing when a situation is out of place
I really don't know if it's that simple or any of that would have helped. First: When the masks drop, you treat it like the emergency it likely is. As said, hypoxia can hit shockingly fast. It's why the safety warning is to put your mask on *first* before assisting anyone next to you. Because by the time you get their mask on, you're probably already in the danger zone yourself. Second: At least in the early moments of an emergency, if the pilots are dealing with a crisis, I don't know if you want the cabin crew popping in 30 seconds in. Best case scenario in a worst case scenario, cabin crew coming in with "the masks have dropped!" will be responded with "I'm sure they have, STFU, help the cabin, and await instructions". Again, assuming the pilots are dealing with an immense crisis, cabin crew is just going to distract them and add noise. The point is to get the plane stable, and then when everybody has a moment to breathe (no morbid pun intended), then we can take stock and start communicating with everybody. There's just no point in the cabin crew chiming in in the initial moments of an emergency. Third: An olive branch to the above though. After ~5 minutes with zero contact, the cabin crew really should have tried calling up. Which they do! But that's the problem. The masks drop because of the lack of oxygen. The cockpit doesn't have automatic deploying masks. And hypoxia hits after a minute. 2 minutes into the 12 minutes the cabin has, the pilots are out cold. A normal flight is all but doomed at this point. Any normal person that takes their mask off to try and head up to the cockpit is doomed. Luckily this flight had that super flight attendant though. If he had reacted faster and moved up sooner, could he have made the difference? Maybe, but we're well into "Coulda Woulda Shoulda" territory here. He still tried to revive them, but it failed. They don't really go into detail about how long he waited before trying to contact the pilots. But they did everything right in the first 2 minutes. But it was those first 2 minutes that sealed everybody's fate.
@@MoonLight-zk3gm If the masks are dropping you assume there's an emergency and you assume the pilots are aware of it. The last thing you'd want to do is go up and bug the pilots when they could be in the middle of handling a crisis.
Don't get me wrong i do enjoy watching it's amazing how they find out how everything happened and how the NTSB cares about what happened to the poor people on some of these plane crashes it's really sad some of these crashes actually made me upset because none of them deserve to pass away on horrible death And some actually made me angry because some of these companies sounds like money is more important in human life and it seems like someone has to die for changes that happen when they're made aware of ithey don't do nothing until a bunch of accidents happen
Crazy how people say this was a great story. I'm thinking there is nothing great about people dying. Though I understand what they mean. As I understand it, the main reason for the crash is because of a switch that was not placed back to Auto. 🤣 Maintenace did not switch it back to the proper setting. Then it was not check before their takeoff. God rest their souls.
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This was sad (as all crashes with no survivers are). It is even sadder that Google allows the horrific aftermath photos from this flight to remain.😢 Give all on board some dignity and respect. Remove the photos!
The actual voice recordings from the F-16 pilot who witnessed the crash are heart-wrenching.
Where would you be able to listen to those? I would have thought they'd not be made public.
@@DesGardius-me7gf ???
It's not a real recording, it's a reenactment.
@@glennlee6987 on youtube. Literally.
@@Haarschmuckfachgeschafttadpole He meant the original one, that is in greek
This one is the most saddest air disasters I've heard about. The plane almost could have made it if the flight attendant had a bit more time
Can’t believe that the pre-flight checklist did not cover such an important setting!
The sad thing is, its part of the checklist.
@@FEBEAULIEU According to the reenactment, the captain was rushing the first officer during the checklist. Probably at the point where that would've been checked when he interrupted the FO.
This is why you don't rush through your checklists.
This has to be one of the most tragic and poignant mayday episodes. I especially love the end of the episode where it speculates on his actions and the very end the music and how it fades into the credits. Truly a masterpiece that has stood the test of time
WOW! I would normally watch this later, but the title, and then I watched the first few seconds of the video with the jets observing, and I had to watch this IMMEDIATELY!!
Really? The background noise's been louder than the voices and narrator, didn't bother you? For real ?
It seems like there should be a much clearer, immediate, and unambiguous pressure loss warning in the cockpit, one that would give the pilots more than ample time to get their own oxygen masks on so they can maintain control of the plane.....
Yeah, also maybe have a warning if the oxygen masks in the passengers deployed, that might have given the time to use their own oxygen masks, or auto-deploy their own masks, then they'd have put them on
now theres a cabin altitude alarm, it still sounds the same as the takeoff config alarm, but at least its a visual glowing indicator
@@soggypancake001 they could change the sound of it or make an audible alarm
@@calvinnguyen7059 what do u mean audible alarm its already audible
@@soggypancake001 does it actually say low oxygen or something similar to that
Finally, a high definition upload of this tragic event.
To Andreas's father, sir, I too lost a loved one in a plane crash. I hope your pain fades away and your memory of the happy times you spent with your son brings you comfort.
I remember this accident, I was in Cyprus on holiday when it happened. All over the news, not fun when you're soon flying home.
At least the old man the father knows his son died a hero trying to save people's lives filing an impossible battle against the elements a hero
What gets me is that the master caution came on after the initial warning horn was heard. In a 737 if a master caution lights up usually you'll get an indication on a small panel next to the master caution light and that should have lit the "air cond" warning up. How they missed it all always haunts me. Rip
The captain though it was the equipment cooling fault that tripped the master caution warning.
Been loving the show! Watch every episode every single day, try to make some new stuff though.
They posted this video THREE years ago.
u want dude to crash a plane? lmao
@@whitekryptonite I like the investigation.
You need to get a sense of humour.
Now laugh!
I'd like to see them cover more crashes pre-1970s. The one about the mid-air strike over the Grand Canyon in the 50s was fascinating.
Poor sound engineering/editing of this episode. The voiceover of the interpreter for the father's dialogue is too faint and difficult to understand. Turning on CC gets you the usual strange misquotes.
Not to mention that at times, the narrator sounds quieter.
The "Stable Volume" in the player settings helps. It evens out quiet and louder audio so they're more equal.
May all the victims rest in peace.
Good show. To bad the audio mixing is so poor.
Thank you. I couldn’t hear the tranlator over the witnesses & the music. So frustrating bc this was such an interesting story.
@@87Ahoff87fr and this was the only episode that I have watched and this happened in
I can’t even imagine what that flight attendant must have been thinking seeing the whole plane basically dead and out of fuel with training but no way near ready fly a plane like that and but he still trys
Really heartbreaking. May he rest in peace.
Michael: RIP to the people on the plane crash.
This is the saddest Mayday episode and I've seen all of them.
Ugh towards the beginning the controller asked if the pressurization panel was set to auto could of been fixed just the lack of communication
@@Turbo_trash9000 that’s because the pilot was already suffering the beginnings of oxygen deprivation and wasn’t thinking clearly.
It's obvious to all of this that this never should have happened. Can you imagine what Andreas Prodromou was experiencing in that cockpit?
No
I recently saw a Mayday video where there was a fire that had started in the lavatory. After a few minutes, the fumes were so bad that passengers were gasping and choking. The commentator pointed that the supplemental oxygen (via drop down masks) was not made available because of an airline “rule” that prohibited their use when a fire was in the cabin. My feeling is that regardless of the risk to feed the flames (which had not yet entered the passenger cabin), it should hsve been used under those circumstances. The plane eventually crash lands at the airport and autopsies revealed that most people on board had already perished from toxic smoke inhalation. I would like to ask the very knowledgable audience of these reenactments what they think about this policy.
Oxygen fuels fire, but it's still a catch 22 scenerio. Manual override is a solution
Such sadness. R.I.P... Airliners operate in a very hostile, challenging environment. The passengers who understand this often stand a better chance of survival - but not much anyone could do here. Sometimes it just takes a few minor items to create a huge tragedy.
I could not believe that the moment pilot & co-pilot felt dizzy, they did not pull their oxygen mask line.
They can still try to figure out the issue but not putting on their masks is a serious mistake.
So heartbreaking 💔
so sad. If the ground engineer had insisted on a response on the auto switch position, it would have been different
The pilots were not in their right mind because of the lack of oxygen, so they didn't answer the engineer questions proprelly
May They Rest In Peace.
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Did it mention that 3 of the portable oxygen bottles were used? Maybe the reason he left the cockpit was to get the 4th bottle? I guess we will never know.
He didnt leave the cockpit
Small thing, but as soon as the first alarm started, the pilots oxygen masks went down, and if they followed procedures, they would have put them on immediatly. If they did, they would have been able to keep their minds clear and realise that the pressure was the problem, get the airplane to a lower altitude, then maybe fix the problem. Very sad overall, follow procedures, they're here to save you
"The pilots oxygen masks went down"?!? 🤔🤷🏻♂️
I think that flight attendant the only reason he was able to stay conscious it's because he was young he was strong and it took every ounce of his energy to you know fight that and try to save the plane and he did it for as long as he could and then maybe he passed out and that's why you know when it crashed or whatever maybe when he passed out he leaned on the controls who knows what ran out of fuel that's what happened but maybe if I had to run out of fuel maybe he could have saved the plane maybe he would have been able to you know stay conscious long enough to land it or lower the altitude so they can get some air in their
Such crucial features shouldn't be operated by a simple Switch Auto to Manual button.
dude tried to save his girlfriend as well, that's why he took so long😢
Why was that an airbus cockpit on a 737?
@@someaviationcontent that’s why I love to read the comments here. I wouldn’t have known that!
They should have turned around and went back to the airport as soon as the alarm started going off!
Of course they shouldnt🤨🤦🏻♂️
It’s not on the checklist?? I bet it is now
It was ! But the pilot rushed the first officer during the checks before the flight
The flight attendent saved thousands of lives by crashing the plane outside of the city.
No, he didnt
Flight crew had no communications between them and the pilots.
Why wouldn't the pilots know that they needed to put their oxygen masks on? 🤔
They knew because their own masks had dropped as soon as the first alarm started ! But they didn't put their mask on
Flight crew = pilots 😉
@@linola644Their masks had not dropped down☝🏻🤨🤦🏻♂️
@@speedbird9313 yes they did, this video got it wrong
Still, I am wondering how it burst into flames like that upon impact given that it's fuel tanks must have been almost completely empty.
Even when the plane is empty there is still little bits of fuel left enough to put into a bucket pretty much which is no way near a enough to fuel the engines got even a second which can fuel the fire for a breath second which can spread to electrics and then the plane itself
The tanks have residual fuel and a whole lot of inflammable vapour that will ignite explosively setting fire to the wreckage and surrounding vegetation.
Sad.
This is video #4 (that I've watched) where the narrator is drowned out by the rest of the sound.
Guys, just hire someone to edit your videos.
First donate 😊
Did anyone notice they are making entries in a propeller log book. This AME did.
Log book are rarely type rated..
The plane should have been designed not to take off on manual switch positive unless the override under emergency only
Contradicting yourself there…
Maybe it was the autopilot from the movie Airplane
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I blame the plane engineer workers who did a error working on the plane ✈️ because of him so many people got killed in the plane crash he should be prosecute , I feel sorry for people who died and for there families, one of the plane stuff crew he tried but he couldn’t be success because of the less oxygen , may every rest in peace
I agree that he did a big mistake. But if the pilots followed the checklist they would have caught it before taking off
You blame him because you dont know what you are talking about🤨
Why didn't they turn around and land back at their takeoff location?
Because they weren't in their right mind because of the lack of oxygen. Also they wouldn't have needed to land the airplane that fast, just put their masks on, lower the aircraft, then tried to find/fix the problem
Why on earth should they do that?!?
What idiot thought it would be a good idea to NOT have the pilot's oxygen masks drop automatically when those in the passenger cabin drop? Their logic was that the passengers will be fine even if the pilots pass out & die? I hope that system has been changed since this tragedy & whoever designed & approved the original system reduced to engineering Roombas or something equally unimportant.
The masks DID drop as soon as the first alarm started, but the pilots didn't put it on because they didn't follow procedure and thought the alarm was false and then they couldn't think straight
@@linola644No, they did not🤦🏻♂️
Dude…🤦🏻♂️
Arrogant captain cost the lives
2007.
Wait why is someone playing a psp
Why didn't the person try to communicate 😮
Dude probably could barely stay conscious.
He was talking, but unaware that you need to press a button on the yoke to PTT. (Push to talk)
It literally said the frequency was still set to the take off location. They were too far away to reach by radio by the time they were over Athens.
Once again, this accident happened due to lack of common sense, communication and procrastination, the pilots had no clue what was going on back there with the passengers, had the flight attendants use their common sense to communicate the situation without wasting time and let the pilots know that the oxygen masks mysteriously drop down for some strange reason, maybe that would've given the pilots a better picture of what might have been the problem, it might have made them check the pressurization, but they had no clue the masks had fallen, lack of communication, common sense and procrastination caused this accident, but at least this was a better way to go cause they were all unconscious before the airplane crashed, to die that way was a blessing in itself, unlike other plane crashes where everyone is aware they are going to crash, yet they die with a horrifying fear
This is why regulations are written in blood. They should've contacted the flight deck to tell them the masks had dropped but they were following procedures. I don't know what flight attendants know about the cockpit but it's also possible they assumed a warning would've come on saying the masks had dropped and they were already working on an issue.
@deezkhajiit184 this is why it's so important to use common sense and they didn't, sometimes one must bend the rules in order to do the right thing, following procedures is not always the right thing when a situation is out of place
I really don't know if it's that simple or any of that would have helped.
First: When the masks drop, you treat it like the emergency it likely is. As said, hypoxia can hit shockingly fast. It's why the safety warning is to put your mask on *first* before assisting anyone next to you. Because by the time you get their mask on, you're probably already in the danger zone yourself.
Second: At least in the early moments of an emergency, if the pilots are dealing with a crisis, I don't know if you want the cabin crew popping in 30 seconds in. Best case scenario in a worst case scenario, cabin crew coming in with "the masks have dropped!" will be responded with "I'm sure they have, STFU, help the cabin, and await instructions". Again, assuming the pilots are dealing with an immense crisis, cabin crew is just going to distract them and add noise. The point is to get the plane stable, and then when everybody has a moment to breathe (no morbid pun intended), then we can take stock and start communicating with everybody. There's just no point in the cabin crew chiming in in the initial moments of an emergency.
Third: An olive branch to the above though. After ~5 minutes with zero contact, the cabin crew really should have tried calling up. Which they do! But that's the problem. The masks drop because of the lack of oxygen. The cockpit doesn't have automatic deploying masks. And hypoxia hits after a minute. 2 minutes into the 12 minutes the cabin has, the pilots are out cold. A normal flight is all but doomed at this point. Any normal person that takes their mask off to try and head up to the cockpit is doomed. Luckily this flight had that super flight attendant though. If he had reacted faster and moved up sooner, could he have made the difference? Maybe, but we're well into "Coulda Woulda Shoulda" territory here. He still tried to revive them, but it failed.
They don't really go into detail about how long he waited before trying to contact the pilots. But they did everything right in the first 2 minutes. But it was those first 2 minutes that sealed everybody's fate.
@@MoonLight-zk3gm If the masks are dropping you assume there's an emergency and you assume the pilots are aware of it. The last thing you'd want to do is go up and bug the pilots when they could be in the middle of handling a crisis.
@@deezkhajiit184 well you know what they say about assuming, this is why using common sense, communication and timing is crucial
I wish they would upload actuall new videos instead of the same old videos and saying that they are new
Don't get me wrong i do enjoy watching it's amazing how they find out how everything happened and how the NTSB cares about what happened to the poor people on some of these plane crashes it's really sad some of these crashes actually made me upset because none of them deserve to pass away on horrible death And some actually made me angry because some of these companies sounds like money is more important in human life and it seems like someone has to die for changes that happen when they're made aware of ithey don't do nothing until a bunch of accidents happen
There are only so many plane crashes
@@Matterhorny well. Yes. That are fully investigated and completely
GET RID OF THE MUSIC OR NOISE OR SOME THING !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Failure in design. Not having a single switch turned on resulting in over 100 deaths should not be possible.
Don,t understand why not use undertiteling instead of talking 2 voices together
1:24 I get they're dating, but what's up with that blue steel zoolander look into her eyes?
Crazy how people say this was a great story. I'm thinking there is nothing great about people dying. Though I understand what they mean. As I understand it, the main reason for the crash is because of a switch that was not placed back to Auto. 🤣 Maintenace did not switch it back to the proper setting. Then it was not check before their takeoff. God rest their souls.
More cheapskate airlines causing catastrophes!
stop the annoying background music for Gods sake
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This was sad (as all crashes with no survivers are). It is even sadder that Google allows the horrific aftermath photos from this flight to remain.😢
Give all on board some dignity and respect. Remove the photos!
@@LostintheUS-2030 how is it disrespectful exactly?
I don’t see how that is disrespectful. If anything, it is more respectful as it makes sure their deaths are not forgotten.
How to remove?
Maybe you should just stay away from the internet in general.
This series is not about showing respect. It is a teaching moment and must present the truth, however horrifying.
Sexual harassment on the plane ✈️
It's his girlfriend you brain dead dope.
I can't hear the narrator as he is talking over the actors. And can't hear the interpreter over the actors. Horribly produced C rate film.