The Ghost Flight: Helios Flight 522 | xQc Reacts
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- xQc Reacts to 'Helios Flight 522: How a Single Switch Killed 121 Passengers'
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Watching this has made me realize I should never complain when a plane takes too long to take off. Take your time boys I'm not tryna die.
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i have never had a problem with crew taking a long time because i feel safer that way knowing that they went tvrough checklists properly
fax like as long as we dont crash im good
Usually I like hearing creep stuff or real life accidents but this vid gave me chills and I actually felt really bad especially with the recording
wdym feel bad, do you need audio for that??
Batchest CHILLS
@@daroth7127 freak
same but not hearing creepy stuf
The fact that the adults lost consciousness first, leaving 1/3 of the plane (all children) to panic, lose their minds, and grieve their parents or guardians without knowing what’s happening is so heart wrenching.
Jesus man, that is so messed up, I can’t even imagine how it could have been for them
That thought is just nightmarish
exactly. scene straight from horrors :(
where did you read this about the children?
@@eastbow6053 who requires most oxygen, its not so much about reading.
as an aviation student, we reviewed this case and it immediately became one of my biggest nightmares. survival was an outright 0%
Good luck with your studies
@@ted3k thanks!
It's horrific
@@Mondy667 and very sad
CAn this situation ever happen again? Or would it be really hard for it to ever happen again?
This one gave me a lot of chills, from the amount of errors that led up to the incident, to the F-16 pilots witnessing The Flight Attendant’s last attempt to try and save everyone, his final few communications and the F-16 pilots feeling completely powerless while having to watch dozens of people met their fate. It all just combines into a bitter chills, and sadness. May those on the flight rest in peace. And thank you Andreas Prodromou for trying the best in the worst of circumstances…
a large amount of errors leading to a problem happening is a good sign though???
wouldn't you be more scared to fly if it only took a single error for a accident like this to happen? i for one can sleep soundly knowing the amount of errors it takes for a plane to go down
a pilot can have a heart attack and the other pilot can take over
that automatically means flying is more then twice as safe as driving in a car. a single driver could just die and crash into you, you dont even have to be in a car, just walking on the sidewalk.... most other vehicles have a single driver, planes usually have 2 pilots. plus ground people... if this videos scared you, you must constantly be scared for your life by all of your surroundings, unless you're just stupid
@@forget2bhuman993 i think they mean "chills" as in its terrifying and gut wrenching to hear about such a tragedy. its empathy dipshit.
this guy worked for helios
@@forget2bhuman993 yeah but a plane has also much more room for an error and even 1 small error could lead to a catastrophy.
the recording of the F-16 pilot relaying the crash was heartbreaking, you can hear in his voice exactly what he seen. So terrifying I'm sure that scarred him for life.
I swear there were tears running down his cheek when he said "we have a civilian airplane crash". Suck a fucked up thing to witness
@@qwertop7719 actual parasocial xqc viewer
It must have. You can hear he was very professional till he actually witnessed the plane crash then he couldn't help but suddenly start to scream mayday even though he already made it very clear it was about to crash. That's life long trauma right there for sure.
@@billfred9411 NAAAAIIIILLLLSSSS
Damn the F-16 pilots watch the plane crash? Must've been hard to stomach an incident like this, to witness the deaths of hundreds of innocents and be able to do nothing about it
You can hear the guy's voice sounds like he was holding back his tears with what he's witnessing.
Those evil american army jets probably shot the plane down. This was Americas fault!
It's saddening to know this could've been prevented and was caused due to severe negligence....
the only solace you can get is knowing they're all already frozen, but those pilots didnt know that for sure
It was hard to listen to especially even for a fighter jet the altitude was too low.
the saddest thing about this is that the guy who tried to save everyone ultimately didn't have the luxury of completely passing out before the plane crashed. He knew exactly what was going to happen when he pointed to the ground, and since he was at the cockpit he probably had the worst impact out of all passengers.
He died instantly but not peacefully, he almost made it too, but the other engine failed.
He would have realized that this is his end but I don't think he would even feel anything with a crash at that speed.
Emotional and mental trauma of the highest degree knowing that was coming, but zero physical pain.
Hoping for AI’s in the future to check the plane😊
@@reinster8746 Nah. AI is software and software is prone to failure, no matter how well made it is, no thanks.
My heart sank when F-16 pilot and screaming Mayday Mayday into the mic. You could hear pain from his voice, as he was helplessly watching this all unfold
Sadge 💔
That actually makes me incredibly sad. I'm actually crying. That flight attendant FOUGHT to make it to that cockpit. He FOUGHT to save everyone's life.
He was the sole conscious man on board, and he tried his best. A fallen hero.
To be fair, if he was concious, it's possible others were as well. We don't know exactly what happened and how the oxygen was used. It's very sad to think though, that if he gotten to the cockpit just a little earlier, maybe the situation could have been somewhat saved.
@@hobbes296 And if the plane was checked properly
Bro everyone at that point was probably already dead from lack of oxygen stop making s up. He was Alive because he had Access to an oxygen mask as a flight attendant.
@@pawel322 you didnt watch the video, They were unconcious, not dead.
@@architheftmusic1449 i commented on the original video and the creator replied that they were braindead at the time of the crash. If you cant breathe for more than 5 minutes you are going to be a vegetable.
Pilots: * skips checklist *
Plane: * takes off *
Also Plane: * alarm blares *
Pilots: "Must be glitch lul"
they didnt skip it, they just have so much to check and missed it cause they rushed the check
@@mahino420 they rushed the check... as a result, parts of the checklist were basically skipped. You're both right lol
This is what happens when you get complacent from experience. No newbie would've made that mistake and would've made sure they do every little thing that is required of them to do.
also there is no reason for Boeing to have the same sound alarm for two different errors, one basic (only sounds while on the ground), and the other an emergency warning (only sounds in mid air), that shit costs like 200 extra dollars to fix, they sell these airplanes for 400 million dollars, and yet they can't be assed to have different sound alarms
@@mahino420yeah it was rushed. Exactly. Does that make it better? No
Great video man, def had me in tears really good writing and narration. I couldn't imagine being the f-16 pilot having to see this the utter feeling of uselessness Thanks x for reacting!
meanwhile some people in chat are braindead enough to say its fake, or to make nasty jokes about it
@@dmitrijsmironovs7513 don’t pay them any mind. I’m 16 turning 17 but even I don’t act this annoying.
@@dmitrijsmironovs7513 You're giving them attention, which is also the problem. Ignore them
@@dmitrijsmironovs7513 "they forgor" like 121 people didn't die 🤦♂️
Made me tear up. The pilot holding his tears broke me.
Remember chat, if you are ever in a situation where an oxygen mask is deployed, make sure to put YOUR OWN mask on first before helping others
After this accident I finally know why they stress this in every aircraft security briefing. Also, for any aspiring pilots who haven't been drilled this into their heads: When you hear that alarm, you don't wait, you don't check your instruments first, you simply put on your oxygen mask. Then you may proceed with solving the problem.
Omg such a ego eddy
@@grimyGobIin Tf are you talking about smooth brain
@@grimyGobIin
Tf do you mean? ._.
@@Copter200 it’s bait, ignore it
i cried abit hearing the F-16 pilots saying the plane gonna crash, mayday mayday. cant imagine the feeling of seeing something so tragic and you cant do anything about it. all those caught paid 80k to get out. damn. one good thing i see in this, future planes & companies will have upgrades in hoping things like this wont repeat itself.
This is really so tragic. Around Christmas time this past year, my flight home initially got delayed by 5 hours (1pm-6pm) due to some fuel issues. 5 hours turned to 17 (1pm-6am) so I stayed overnight at the airport expecting to get on early in the morning. Low and behold those mfs said the flight is now delayed until 3pm, making it a 26 hour delay that I spent alone in the airport. Yes, very annoying situation for me but if that’s what it takes to get me on a safe flight, i don’t care how long I have to wait. I’m only a few mins into the video so I can’t blame it completely on the prechecks but just hearing that they forgot to switch it back to automatic is absolutely revolting.
Yep, pilots should have known to switch it back. At least here in the US, FAA makes us go through a required preflight checklist, especially for airliners.
@@LoliPolice-bf7mw Thing is, it's required to do that everywhere. But pilots here had a falling out between themselves and also rushed through checks
@@TheDeathLove Yep, because most nations follow similar procedures to the FAA's required pre-flight checklist. Not only did it sound like the pilots had a falling out it also seems they were not nearly experienced enough and were just auto-pilot pilots.
What airline was it?
@@cloroxbleach1640 Helios Airways. Founded in 1998, ceased in 2006 following this tragedy
Damn dude this shit hit hard.
The moment the pilot's voice cracked omg,imagine seeing all this and not be able to do anything.
14th August, 2005, I was working in a greek island called Skiathos that summer.
18 years have passed, yet that memory from the news about that flight never faded away.
Ούτε εγώ δεν θα το ξεχάσω αυτό το δυστύχημα
The airport in Skiathos is like Princess Juliana Airport, but more extreme.
Finally he's back reacting to those videos again. I miss the reaction to movie recaps.
Interesting that u say this cuz recently I’ve just been binging all his reacts from lemmino to nexpo. I love these from X
best reaction content he does. i’d take a full stream of these over dogshit recycled tiktok’s
nexpo, lemmino and jcs are the best
@@ok-nz7mt I totally forgot about JCS. Agreed
I miss those sm. Also the masterchef days
I know this video is supposed to be unerving but honestly it has actually increased my confidence in flying. Throughout the video the narrative cites numerous critical errors that had to take place in order for this to happen and honestly it just puts into perspective how incredible rare and unlucky you have to be for something like this to happen
Yeah, it sounds like it takes not just one small mistakes, but a series of big violations.
Im from Greece and even though I was born a couple of years after the accident my parents have told me stories about the atmosphere in the country after the accident. It was a never before seen tragedy......
I didn't expect seeing greeks in the replies xqcL
Εγώ ήμουν 2 όταν έγινε αυτό το δυστύχημα
I was a few months old
I couldn’t imagine how this impacted everyone in the area. Hearing the F-16 pilot’s voice as he yells “mayday” breaks my heart. He was forced to helplessly witness a plane full of people just plummet into the ground. All because these professionals neglected to do their job properly.
@Wendeez There's no in-between. Either a femboy or a gigachad. (Or both)
@Wendeezno it makes you cringe.
20:45 The voice crack of the F-16 pilot while saying "Mayday" really hits me in the feels. Sadge
I love when xqc reacts to serious stuff
same
same but really shows how fucking stupid and insensitive like half of chat is
Yeah, it really shows the matured side of him xqcL
no reaction
I was malding so hard when he played a fking tiktok in between and gave horseshit inaudible takes nobody asked for. When the video is more interesting than xqc , he is an annoying presence on my screen
ahh man im from cyprus my uncle and his family died in that crash my family was supposed to go too but my mother said that my grandpa said something doesn't feel good and they took him to a hospital maybe it was a miracle or just luck but 18 years later my mother still believes that what my grandpa felt that day was a warning from god.
How delusional one has to be to think that it was good will of God. If God intervened, why didn't he do it differently to prevent such casualties? Man... people are so dumb. From the beginning of humanity, always looking for God in everything
History repeats itself there was recently a same tragedy with trains that collided in Greece due to lack of safety measures and human error
Eλλαδισταν μαλακα τι περιμενεις και εσυ οταν πανε και ψηφιζουνε κουλα
kai opos auto to video den iparxei dikeosini gia auto pou egine
Humans are humans. We are not perfect. There is always going to be human error as long as we live. So I wouldn't necessarily say history repeats itself, more so that tragedy is always going to happen in some capacity or another.
@@ThatOneWeirdGal Human error is very vindicating. Blame needs to be attributed to certain political decisions. Especially the train accident is clearly a matter of priorities (profits -less costs- over maintenance and human lives). The minister of transportations (Karamanlis) in Greece said in the parliament that ''safety measures shouldnt be questioned and that the opposition shouldnt have the audacity to ask about safety, shame'' as an answer to the opposition. Another minister of investments and urban development said ''if we questions the safety of transportation, nobody will ever get in a train again''.
This is systematic improper supervision because certain companies and politicians dont give a shit about common people that use these means of transportation and only care for profit. Its not human error/negligence
The only good thing to come of this was the fact that they were all unconscious. No pain. RIP.
_not all_
When the f-16 pilots voice break I could just feel the pain and sadness he must’ve been going through in his voice all while trying to remain professional and keep his composure so he could do his duty and not jeopardize any of the process of his job so maybe maybe someone could be saved thanks to his actions or the information he was saying being relayed so he had to remain composed but even then he must’ve have felt so helpless to just sit there and watch as there was almost literally nothing he could do. I can imagine the pain and trauma from witnessing that and being helpless to do anything(ofc I feel for the ones who died as well but still you get my point) and I think most normal humans witness that or even just hearing this would be hard pressed to not at least tear up a little if not full on fking cry as I know I did and I have no shame over it.
This video honestly reassures me in how safe planes are. The number of things that had to go wrong for this to happen is just astounding.
I love how the chat is respectful of the situation and not trying to make fun of it.
This was heavy. The plane was essentially a floating grave. I watch a ton of this creepy content and nothing has hit me as hard as this.
They all would have died without knowing they were dying. Rest in Peace all the passengers and crew of that flight!
I would argue the moment the masks came, many already had fears of death incoming.
@@ksx861 true but by the time it came they would have been out of it atleast and unaware
@@ksx861 they wouldn’t have known nearly the extent of it.
as soon as those masks drop EVERYBODY is shitting themselves bro. At least the lack of oxygen basically makes everyone high as fuck and they died sleeping. Id love to die high as fuck sleeping just not on a plane.
except the guy who walked to the cockpit in the last minute, imagine what he was going through
my fav comment from chat was "it crashed i saved u ten min" 1:09
Most empathetic juicer omegalul
I think the scariest part of all this is the Hypoxia. ESPECIALLY when you are able to move freely compared to swiming.
To me that makes it worse, the fact that you are not swimming, you don't have to decompress, you dont have to wait in the water. You are just unable to make any rational decision making you so helpless even if you wanted to do something about it.
Mad respect to Andras Prodromou who died trying to save the plane and its passengers, RIP.
Planes should probably have an autopilot safety feature where if the masks are deployed and no pilot input is registered after some time, the plane gradually decends to 12,000 ft, assuming the current area has no mountains or obstructions that high.
In a perfect world yeah
i think i read somewhere that the new ones have something that takes it automatically to 10.000ft if theres something wrong or no input, dont remember it fully but yeah
And then what? Autopilot can't land the plane, and once gone unconcious, the pilots could still very well remain unconcious even after descent. This is why fighter jet pilots have masks always on. Honestly Civil airline pilots should do it too whenever they are in cockpit
@@TheDeathLove That's not how it works. You regain consciousness shortly after your blood-oxygen levels rise back to sufficient levels. It's not like you go into a coma.
You're still breathing when you're unconscious, so when the air gets thick enough again at lower altitude (10-12,000 ft) you'll wake up, as long as it's not super extended hypoxia or no oxygen at all, which can cause brain or heart tissue death.
But even the video mentioned everyone was still alive before the crash. Just the descent was too rapid after running out of fuel for people to react.
@@GENKI_INU No the descent wasn't raid up until fuel ran out of one engine. This is why the plane was looping in an automated path when it reaches its destination. The extended hypoxia caused brain damage. Yes the video said crew and passengers were alive but that was clinical life. Aka not hearth death. It is very likely most people on board the flight had already suffered massive brain damage and have gone brain dead. The flight crew who reached cockpit very later was a scuba diver that helped him either regain conciousness or was clinging somehow to low levels of oxygen and sharing from other tanks. We will never know. Regardless an AI doing rapid descent when masks are not on pilots would be disastrous as malfunction in the AI system can cause it to just descent on mountain terrains or outright high rise buildings. You said it would ignore those but that's not a perfect system as we have had seen both manual and machine errors happen in the past and that's why proper trained pilots are needed. Unfortunately this wasn't the case here.
I can’t imagine being that pilot who went to investigate the descent of the plane, only to realise in horror of the inevitably of the crash. A scarring memory, I really hope he got the mental support he needed and is doing fine now.
If the pressurization system only needs to be manual when being serviced on the ground, they should have the dial that switches it on a special service key that would create a situation where the service members would always need to return the pressurization system to auto in order to remove their keys.
It is never a good idea to remove authority from the pilots. If the cabin pressure sensors fail and pilots recognise the danger, pilots need to be able to manually pressurise the cabin. That's the point of the manual setting. The more processes you obscure and automate, the harder it is for people to work out what's going wrong in an emergency. That's why those two 737 max's crashed, automating and hiding controls from pilots will result in competent pilots losing control of their aircraft because of faulty programming.
Same reason you don't put remote control abilities in planes, because you never know when some malicious actor will be interfering with a competent pilot. Granted the pilots were not competent in this case, but that is why the behaviour has to be disciplined out (which Helios airlines weren't able to do)
@@yaseen157 according to the video, the point of the manual setting (at least on the pressurization panel) is for ground tests. So… no?
@@KufLMAO right, but you completely missed what I said. The point of the manual setting is to pressurise the cabin no matter what, which is why it's useful for ground tests. Guess what, if you're flying in the air and the pressurisation system doesn't come on automatically because of some wiring fault, you have to do it manually.
@@yaseen157 if there’s a wiring fault I’m pretty sure it wouldn’t work on manual either… it’s just dead at that point
@@KufLMAOYear later but you can see in the original video that there is a note on the bottom half adding the manual setting is also used for non-standard emergencies.
This chat was dude i cant, x asking genuine questions and them with their peanut size brains calling him a peppega
95% of xqc chat is just poorly raised kids.
Most of them are braindead fetuses
Half of them were making jokes. They're children, what do you expect? They're not emotionally or socially developed which is why they hand money to a millionaire.
@@120mmsmoothbore2 i dont think 80 percent were making jokes, they have degraded their brain cells so much and now all they do is show that x is peppega and think its funny.
@@vedantgupta2145 If you look through the chat when they mention it was an EU flight a lot spammed "EU OMEGALUL"
Near the end a lot were saying "Runs dead"
I am a Cypriot and i was around 10 years old back then, but i clearly remember those tragic days. It was on the major news every day for two weeks and everyone was devastated.
one of the most terrifying and deeply unsettling things to ever hear was the sight seen by the F16 pilots. Rest in peace man...
Makes me so sad. The surviving families left behind and never getting justice. This entire situation :(
I'm never complaining about a delayed launch ever again, y'all can take your sweet ass time.
Lesson in Hypoxia folks. Brave Flight Attendant tried to land the plane, but the engines flamed out from fuel exhaustion. All you can really do is wait for your oxygen to... run.....out............
the video said the crew memeber had the passcode for the cockpit
"Brave flight attendant tried to land the plane" and "cabin crew cant get in, because cockpit is locked from the inside" are two very conflicting statements.
@@holokyttaja5476 maybe bro had hypoxia while writing his comment
The cockpit can only lock out the flight crew if they deliberately put it into a locked state, where it will remain for 5 minutes before unlocking unless intentionally repeated. By default it can be unlocked immediately by the keypad and the correct code from flight crew.
If all the passengers were unconscious before oxygen masks were deployed, it'd be the case for the flight crew as well. Chances are that one guy just got lucky and maybe the mask deployed near his face and gave him enough oxygen to regain consciousness?
now I'm gonna be paranoid about flying, at least for a little while
that terrifies me just knowing how helpless I'd be as a passenger in that situation
When the voice of the jet's pilot cracked and screaming mayday we have a civilian plane crashing, I shed some tears. I just thought about everyone but especially the children.
Unfortunately some people may have woken up while the plane was plummeting because the cabin pressure would normalise during descent - Extremely horrific and saddening. RIP to all those on board and condolences to their loved ones❤
Maybe, but they were probably brain dead more likely than not
Nope, they were in a non-reversible coma. Even if the plane landed it wouldve been too late for everyone on board.
@@itsgonnabeokay9341I'm glad we have a specialist on hypoxia that was on board the plane in the comments!
18:05 wow that guy with the sickness got lucky, sickness saved his live.
As a Greek ,watching this after the recent train accident gives me the chills.
Filled in for his sick coworker and died.
That's life for you.
Fascinating how human error gets compounded until it results in a massive disaster. One guy forgets to flip a switch and it mushrooms into a serious problem followed by lots of other errors and complacency. When the process and person who's job it is to double check isn't doing their job, chaos can ensue.
thats so fucking disturbing. Imagine going on holiday and then slowly watching everyone around you and your loved ones lose oxygen and pass out, and the kids probably having to watch it all unfold
Imagine being the last person
"The pilot is known to rush check lists and was fired a couple months ago on a previous airline"
Chat: BEST EU PILOT
now ima start asking pilots if they have the switch on auto when I fly.
Hoping with AI becoming more reliable every year that these human errors can be fixed. It was preventable, but the pilots thought they knew better when they didn't.
So true!
Woops, forgot to turn on the a.i enabled flight switch
I doubt anyone would feel more confident with more AI "flying" the plane. I think if they implement AI to do these safety checks and relay that info to the pilots, it would work better. But ofc all it takes is a couple mistakes from pilots and crew to mess it up. Honestly I felt this was really scary to watch, since it shows disaster is only a couple mistakes away when flying (like I wasn't scared to fly enough already lol)
That, and strict training. Behind schedule or not, do a full checklist. Hell, double check.
I'm pretty sure they have something in place for these kinda events now
@@xX_dash_Xx Yeah, I mean in a sense it's a co-pilot. Specifically made to be a kind of supervisor.
love these vids where he reacts to flight accidents
imagine being the f-16 pilot, having to watch the plane descend, knowing that there's nothing in your power that you can do to save those lives..
Also the flight attendant that was sick and didn't make the flight...
I can't believe XQC really just reacted, I'm so touched that I'm going to dance.
I’m so touched that I’m going to dance.
I'm so touched, I came.
Im so touched, schizo
🦐
Jesus christ, i started getting chills and crying towards the end. This is incredibly sad for everyone involved, imagine the fear of being a passenger not having any idea what is happening or andreas suffering from hypoxia trying to help or even the F-16 pilots watching it go down knowing they cant do anything. The errors made should of held those responsible more accountable. R.I.P.
The scariest part was watching xqcs emotions
The scariest part was watching xqcs emotions
The scariest part was watching xqcs emotions
The scariest part was watching xqcs emotions
The scariest part was watching xqcs emotions
The scariest part was watching xqcs emotions
good job on the editor for uploading this video. I found an amazing channel thanks to it.
The fact that Alan Irwin was "satisfied" and "went home" during the first interaction with the flight is already a dangerous sign for a person who had that kind of job. He forgot to switch it back yet he's the one who gets to enjoy life while the crew and passengers suffered to death. So many factors collide with each other and I think the biggest fault is the negligence towards double-checking every buttons, systems, fuel or oxygen. So 100% the pilots fault including Alan Irwin, no way they just let him out with no penalties right ? surely...
right like why would you go home if you're not getting any responses? bro was too carefree...
These videos made me super anxious for my family members because they love to travel. Everytime they went on a plane or a train for vacation I have to video call them every few hours.
I was 10 when this happened . My father works with machinery at an airport . I remember watching everything on tv. That shit was rough.
as an aviation disaster enthusiast, it's so interesting seeing other people reacting to this disaster as if it's only now made headlines
oh man that f16 pilot you can hear the pain in his voice watching those events unfold.
@0:41 his face eating, emote worthy
Haha fr
Alan isn't really responsible. He is an engineer and the pre flight checklist and all the other warnings that the pilots ignored were what caused the disaster. An engineer is going to make that mistake at some point in his career and that is why we have STRICT pre flight checklist.. He even said over the call with the pilot to check the oxygen switch, which was ignored, and this was before the hypoxia was overwhelming.
This happend when i was 2 year old girl in greece. I remember watching this in news back in 2005 august and i remember seeing a bunch of ambulances and i had no idea what they were talking about. But as i grow up i understand what it was happening
How can u remember something from when u were 2 years old?
I can't remember shit before I was 5 years old
@@ramtinmosavverfar5861 i got it from my dad thats why i can remember
Are you now a 20 year old boy
@@usuduwj5685 no 19
egw hmoyn 4 alla den to thymamai
When i heard the plane crash, my heart literally broke.
Sitting motionless, barely alive, unable to do anything and just falling to the ground... That is actually terrifying..
They would not have been concious, thank goodness
@@shinjite06 The flight attendant would have
@@Shape1999 prob cant really understand or fear under hypoxia
@@DDracee Maybe but if he had the thought of going to the cockpit to see what was wrong, i suppose he was still lucid to a certain extent
@@Shape1999 not really, sure he got there, but he couldn;t even put the radio on the right channel and the basic task of lifting the boeing wasn't complicated for someone with piloting experience, that one part is pretty universal to most planes
it's kinda like the example xqc showed, the guy was smiling, thinking his X was square, being told time to breath if you don't want to die but he's still laughing not putting his mask on
alan just killed a whole plane cuz he forgor
I am from Cyprus and knew this story for years as I was young teenager when it happened. Until this day we all remember it and we blame the politicians and the small percentage that covers the ones responsible. Cypriots have been through a lot and we need justice.
This is why theres no such thing as accident, because theres always a cause. If only people were more careful.
At the 6:57 when she says “what this all shows.. is that” I had a dominos pizza ad come up at that exact moment saying buy 1 get 1 50% off lmao. The timing was in incredible.
The reason Alan went home was because of that fire 50% off deal
This actually made me cry wtf..
Andres had to breach the sealed, cockpit doors. He was a true hero, a gigachad, shame he didnt make it in time to land the plane.
The cockpit door (there is only one) isnt sealed😉And it was locked in the auto position so he got in by using a four didget code.
What puzzles me is how did Andreas Prodromou manage to make his way to the cockpit despite lacking oxygen for so long? Also, RIP to all of those on Helios Flight 522
We will never know for sure, but I think he took a gulp from one of the four tanks of spare oxygen tanks the crew had, and at the altitude he was at at the time they say he had approximately 30 seconds of useful consciousness, enough time to make it to the cockpit and speak a few words maybe.
@@kyvian251 damn imagine still be able to function enough despite lacking oxygen to make your way to the cockpit and try to change the outcome of a situation that you aren’t responsible for. What an amazing guy
He might've regained consciousness as the plane descended to a normal altitude.
@@Corzappy But imagine if the pilots regained consciousness first. They may have been able to make an emergency landing of some sort. Regardless, Andreas's efforts are super commendable.
Because GIGACHAD
That's truly some final destination shit. Everyone little unfortunate event that led to their ultimate demise happened with the worst timing possible. Bruh that's just crazy.
Rest in peace to all the people that died in the plane crash. 😢
Hearing the pilot just have a small breakdown while saying Mayday really was what made me depressed
Hope X react to more aviation documentaries. They're great.
watch them urself
@@Purpelxd shut
Just remember that incidents like this help us make sure that they don't happen in the future. Don't be scared to fly, plane accidents are so rare. Some people fly every week or month and almost none of them will ever experience anything notable like this. It's been 18 years now, so it's less likely for this to happen I'd imagine
This video reminded me of flight that I took. We boarded the plane, but had to leave after few minutes due to computer malfunction in pilot cabin. Flight was delayed and people were pissed, but I was happy that something like that happened while I and rest were still on the ground.
This video really hit me just how bad negligence and rushing check ups can be.
It really makes me wonder why commercial airplanes don't have automatic systems to prevent this kind of thing. Like, with all the drone technology we have, couldn't we outfit literally every single plane with automated controls that the flight or make it to be controlled from the ground in the case of pilot/co-pilot incapacitation? It seems insane to me that things like this can happen when we have such advanced technology that could have prevented this in so many ways.
737 is a positively ancient plane, made with 1960s technology standards. It's all buttons and knobs, manual instruments, during a time with little to no machine automation, let alone computer systems. Anything like autopilot is retrofitted at great expense and only because safety boards forced them to. The problem is the continuation of flying these old aircraft without seeing it as a problem. Often new tech is not possible on old tech and does not solve the problem, only puts a basic bandaid (in this case they added a new preflight check warning light, still a human manual process).
@@cattysplat That is true, about the plane design being old. But, then my mind immediately goes to why are we still using such outdated designs, and why are these companies not being forced to update older planes that could be more hazardous? I understand that it is a costly process, but that would mean putting a price on human life, which is even wilder to me. There should be some sort of upgrade path with any modern plane where older designs can be retrofitted easily to update hardware or software, in my opinion.
Remote controlled commercial passenger jets sounds like another recipe for national disaster.
@@ProXcaliber Keep in mind this crash was in 2005
@@Corzappy I mean, they don't even necessarily have to be remotely controlled. They could be completely automated, like some drones already are. At least to the point where an emergency like this occurs, the plane could simply drop altitude automatically or possibly even land automatically.
I always watch air crash investigation videos. What I realize about aircrafts is the safety development only improves when something goes wrong. Planes already have safety measures built in, problem began to show because of human error.
any pilot that gets caught not following procedures correctly even once should instantly lose his license... like wtf!?
This is a complex issue and that is most definitely not the solution.
A no-tolerance policy leads to one thing only: Pilots trying to cover up their mistakes, not reporting issues and thus leading to more accidents.
What they're working on is way more helpful:
- Point and check system: Every item on the checklist should be not just called out but pointed at with your index finger, items get overlooked much less
- Eliminating power differentials between FO and Captain, FO should be allowed to speak up any time and should call out any mistakes. That's also the reason why either pilot can call for a go around without having to explain and pilots must follow immediately.
- Higher tolerance to reports about incidents: If mistakes happen, don't fire the pilots for reporting it, instead learn from them. That's how problems become incidents and not accidents.
I feel like if it's a repeated offense then he should definitely lose his liscense
Alan is the definition of "I just work here."
This actually made me tear up
6:32 bro just gained consciousness
€79000 or €653 per life is apparently the going rate in Greece. That's actually criminal!
This is the saddest, most horrifying thing I can think of.
This is why i will never fly in a plane, no matter what, no matter how advanced or how well engineered they become, a chain of events like in this video can happen with multiple things onboard, resulting in a horrible end. The idea of putting myself in this situation, my destiny in the hands of another human, who is as much a human as i am, and who can absolutely make a mistake, scares the shit out of me.
you shouldnt use the train and car then lol
that's dumb imo
no cars for you I guess
@@michubern1444 I get what you are saying.
Trains i do not use, and in a car i try to drive as defensively as possible and can at least feel that i have some control of a situation.
There is just somehing about planes in general that scares the shit out of me
@@domich-e4o i understand..you have no control at all and thats scary. I love flying though lol
Car crashes happen more but we just hear about plane crashes way more often.
Xqc: "oxygen is like top 5 most important things you need to live " 😂😂
What’s common between a woman and a plane? They both have a cockpit.
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after I watched this video, I sat in silence for 5 minutes just processing this. What a terrifying sight for the jet pilots & everyone onboard slowly losing consciousness. I will forever be grateful for every safe flight my friends, family & I have in the future.
I thought this was Lemmino, I got excited :(
“Aviation rules are written in blood” to neglect safety is to disrespect everyone that has been sacrificed before to make planes as safe as they are now
You heard it here first, oxygen is number 5 of things we need to live 👏
One of the 5 most important things, so technically it could be number 1 but we will never know his exact ratings.
LOL
20:40 i legit teared up such a tragic situation holy shit
this one made me tear up ngl
Skill issue
@@youngdefiantisawindexbottle 🤓
So this is why dad always bring a portable oxygen tank when he flies or hike.