How anyone can dislike a video as good as this is beyond me. The production value is excellent and the sheer amount of work that must go into it shows. Such a good channel.
@@xSUICIDExlll True. I just don't understand why anyone would dislike the video when there's so many terrible content creators on RUclips why 'dislike' one that obviously works hard? Crazy.
@@dylvasey and this guys went the video notification is sent 10 second later they're are here leaving the dislike, i hate people like that. But he knows he got a lot of people who appreciate his hard work :D
I enjoyed the quality of production. However, I would have liked more detail on the ground preparations for the landing. I'm no expert, but I thought they usually cover part of the runway with foam to prevent fire. Your simulation showed no emergency vehicles or what happened after the landing. You guys do great work, and I am always watching for a new simulation. Keep up the great work!
Alitalia. Eriks a TROLL. When he doesn't have any homework to do he Trolls the comments to make himself look stupid. I see him EVERYWHERE, trolling and sounding stupidier than he did in his last comment 😂😂😂
I can understand feeling the First Officer should get recognition, but it was the Captain who was flying the plane. It was he who landed so beautifully and showed his training and knowledge. The victory is his. The First Officer will have his day, but to award a man who was just sitting next to the Captain is like in kid’s games, where everyone is a winner and has to get a prize 😡 No, this politically correct crap has got to stop. When you play Musical Chairs - there is a loser each round. Kids need to learn this, lest we wind up with anymore ‘entitled’ folks who feel they should always win, even if they’ve lost. Donald Trump, I’m looking at you 👀
@@maryyousaf2729 The co-pilot was also awarded a decoration, slightly inferior of the captain. Dont think he was just sitting without doing anything, its out of logic
You would never know this is from a RUclipsr. This would is easily pass off as being a documentary from something like the BBC. Very professional and well done👍. I look forward to more of the same
You understand that the video portion of this is from a readily available flight simulator game software, right? That he didn't create the aircraft, airports, and landscape? That he just has to flight the route, add text that is also readily available online, then edit it together? It's not rocket science, and he isn't the first RUclipsr to do it.
@@generalyellor8188 I know, but the video is still well researched and well produced nonetheless. You can tell that a lot of work has been put into it.
Beautiful recreation of the belly landing! It goes into extra detail about everything that happened, 1 by 1. I love this channel and often watch it. Definitely recommend it if you are interested in aviation! Amazing pilot btw
I actually saw a TV piece, where one the passengers said that it was indeed a very smooth landing (/watch?v=54O3aG8HBTI). Also, the runway was covered with firefighting foam to make the landing as smooth as possible and lessen the chance of plane catching fire. Kudos to both flight crew and emergency services on the ground.
The vast majority of professional airline pilots have at least equal skills and the manufacturers ensure that there is training information on coping with this very kind of thing. Almost any large-aircraft pilot could and indeed, many have, accomplished equally skillful water landings and gear-up arrivals.
There are many others who did a lot too, arguably a lot more than landing on a river. Not that Sully (not Sulle) didn’t do a great job. Some of these others landed on the ocean, some glided long distances, some were being attacked by hijackers, etc. They just weren’t American so you all didn’t make a movie about them. More exist than you know.
From the story telling to the music editing to the splicing in real footage at the moment of touch down and finally everyone surviving, this is my favorite video from this channel, what amazing and amazing production. I keep rewinding and watching that moment when the actual plane touches seemingly glides across the runway
I was nine when this happened and my aunt was on this flight. Tadeusz Wrona is a hero. Thank you for including real footage and a brilliant video as usual. It's awesome how the videos are always such good quality, keep up the great work!
I was actually waiting for a flight back to UK at another Polish airport in Gdańsk at the time of this incident, when news broke the entire terminal went silent and everyone stood still watching the landing. Well done, another great reconstruction! Was looking forward to seeing this one for a while!
Erik Cnating. Grow up child !!! You just gave your OWN immaturity away by even thinking that was anything close to an ADULT Comeback. What no homework tonight to keep you off of RUclips ??? 😂😂
Hats off to these pilots- the unsung heroes , making extremely difficult decisions and performing extraordinary feats every day with every flight while keeping absolutely calm!
These informational re-creactions are SOOOO valuable. You are RIGHT THERE !!! And it's critical to understand, despite some tragedies that are few and far between, the reason why air travel is still very safe.
@@Artemiela - - Statistically speaking, you're safer getting on an airplane than getting in your car. But look, I'm a health professional and here's what I tell folks about medicines: there may only be a 1/2 of 1% chance of a particular side effect, but it's 100% FOR YOU if that side effect happens TO you. In life, each individual has to decide for her or himself what they're going to fear and what they're going to embrace. For me, logic dictates that I lean in the direction of the overall numbers rather than completely focus on individual incidents. That DOESN'T preclude being reasonably cautious or using due diligence to investigate particular circumstances. There's plenty of room for balance.
When I was a teenager I was aboard a private plane as we neared our destination I could see the pilot cranking away on a jack located in the floor I knew we had a landing gear problem I've seen enough tv & movies! The pilot said we had a few things left to try but we may have to do a belly landing in the end. Part of me was excited to experience a plane doing a belly landing for real, but the rest of me was terrified to be on that plane! As we continued to circle the airport the pilot finally checked out the circuit breakers after resetting a popped beaker you could hear the hum of the hydraulics lowering the landing gear, what a relief to hear that sound! we then landed safely and we never did find out the reson for the popped breaker. After it was all over a very small part of me was sad I didn't get to see a belly landing in person "hey when your a teen you're invincible" as a much older adult I think back on that experience every once in a while and realize how lucky I was the way that day turned out!
"hey when your a teen you're invincible" "hey when your a teen you're invincible" "hey when your a teen you're invincible" Famous last words of many a teen as they act like assholes in a car...
The only channel I know that can use a video game and stock music recordings to manipulate my emotions from pure despair to pure joy, and make me cry on both sides of the spectrum.
Awesome work man! I'm Polish and so glad to see familiar events on your channel! Still couple more with Polish origin to be aware of: - Ił-62M SP-LBG „Tadeusz Kościuszko” crash at Las Kabacki - LOT Ił-62 „Mikołaj Kopernik” crash near Warsaw Chopin Airport (same cause of the tragedy apparently!) - and of course - Smolensk tu-154m crash with Poland President onboard Since you've already took steps to cover Polish aviation incidents - I could finally go asleep peacefully :D Can't wait for next episodes! Cheers from Poland, na zdrowie! 🍻
Goosebumps!!! These are pilots, the commander and his second pilot and the crew! Hat off,I bow and these magic words"Everyone survived" Thank you all my love and recognition💖💗💓
As a retired airline pilot, I knew the NTSB had discovered the circuit breaker...it should have been checked in flight by the QRH...there was no need to make a "gear -up" landing. Today, it's easier to make heroes instead of addressing the reality that the flight crew could have done a much better job without extensive A/C damage.
poped circut breakar is not indicated by any alarm or warning lights and it is very low on just little bit above floor of cockpit. :oped circut braker checking wasnt in manual or checklist of B767 in this time.
Great video. So inspiring to see how that Captain just landed as lightly as possible. Harder to do than Sully's water landing. Not to take anything away from Sully because he did so well the plane took needed time to evacuate. Very wise to burn off almost all the fuel. Love these videos. You do a perfect job on them.
Notification: you have a new TFC video. Me: hangs up on important phone call to watch new video. I don't care what else I'm watching or who I'm talking to. When a new TFC video comes in, everything else is absolute rubbish!
everyone credits sully for his amazing hudson landing, but its always important to know that sully wasn't the only one to perform a miraculous landing, well done on the video, it really helps you see what happened when you fly it out in a simulator like that
Amazing video, however one very important detail is missing: the whole runway was covered with firefighting foam. This made the landing smoother, and avoided sparking a flame from a strong friction. Actually the right engine caught fire but it couldn't develop in the foam and was put out very quickly. The landing was broadcast live by probably every Polish tv channel and I can tell you the whole nation held their breath and lost their shit. Myself included!
It had BETTER be able to be done in the air! If the crew lowers the landing gear while the plane is on the ground, the shinny parts would have to be polished more often. Certainly.
Another example why there should be a Flight Engineer onboard. A Flight Engineer may have noticed the circuit breaker since he could concentrate on engineering and not on flying.
@Test Salva Checklists cannot cover all the possibilities, ultimately it comes down to the pilot competence and ability to think outside the box. People that rely on checklist fall into the routine of depending on checklist and may stop thinking. Systems awareness is crucial and sadly many pilots do not understand the systems and just rely on checklist.
To this day, JAL 123 is one the most emotional gut-wrenching flight videos I've ever heard. I felt like I was literally inside the cockpit. Although I have seen one recreation, I do believe The Flight Channel will ultimately do the best recreation and interpretation of one of the most harrowing flights ever flown.
@@tarrasage4272 Right on. I couldn't agree more, Tarra. I got super emotionally invested whilst watching the recreation on a different channel years ago; kudos to the flight crew to battle all odds. I cannot even fathom the void that the JAL123 incident has left in the aviation fraternity.
@@mazeppa1231 Sorry I'm very late to reply but thank you so much! It gives me a lot of motivation because the amount of knowledge you need to become a pilot is ridiculous. I've had thoughts to not become a pilot sometimes but replies like these really motivate me. Fly on Captain! ♥️
The, "Hero" should have checked the circuit breaker. It was the first item in every applicable emergency check list in the six transport airplanes I flew.
TFC you make brilliant videos of simulations showing exactly what all had happened. You provide complete information about everything. Buddy you're amazing. And one of the best parts is that you add a little background sound to make it dramatic. Amazing man! Best part about this video: All 231 on board survived.
What a nerveracking but fabulous landing by a skilled pilot!! There is so much that could have gone wrong but didn't! Allec, this video was so well done! I thought I'd seen all your videos, but found this one by accident while looking for some to re-watch! So glad I found it!
Everybody has a gift, and this pilot wasn't just doing his job, he did what he was born to do! Not just anybody could have landed that plane. I know I couldn't have done it. Find what you're good at and do it. We all need one another.
Damned commercials are destroying The Flight Channel, by rudely interrupting at critical moments. I boycott all advertisers who rudely interrupt RUclips videos, destroying their content. This is disgraceful!
every Thursday I hop onto my computer as fast as I can after school to watch your channel. You have the most amazing graphic and music. You also do a very good job of explaining why it happened. You are my favorite youtuber and forever will be until I die.
While this was certainly a very heroic piece of flying and Captain Wrona deserved every bit of the praise he duly received, you would think that some manual or engineer somewhere would say, "Check the electric motor's circuit breaker."
This is a MASSIVE failure on the airlines part. How they didnt have an in house engineer or even a mechanic, tell them to check such a simple thing as a circuit breaker while in the air for 72 minutes , is SCARY!!! Lets say I wont be flying ANY Polish airline ANY time soon.
Great video as always but could have separately mentioned that before the landing the fire extinguishing liquid or whatever name it is was spread on the entire runway so as to minimize any possible cause of fire.Another brilliant move by the captain and his crew
Two words: bad ass! After the plane finally stopped I bet the sound of cheering and applause inside the cabin was deafening by the sound of pure jubilation!
I have noticed several video's where CB have popped before. I would think that from now on the crew needs to be asking maintenance about which CB's are used in conjunction with a problem that requires electric power. Before I teach anyone to drive, I go over those things under the hood that makes a vehicle operate properly so when something fails while driving they understand what is going on. If a belt breaks, there will be problems with steering, the engine will begin to overheat, the battery light will come on, etc, etc I wonder how much training or experience pilots have in relating item failures to specific engine problems? The Flight Channel has some of the best videos available!
100% agree. Im astounded and appalled this never happened! They were in a holding pattern for 72 minutes and NO ONE from LOT, neither an engineer nor a mechanic, was asked by the pilots what to do? How is that possible? And if they were asked, which I seriously doubt, NO ONE knew to check the circuit breaker?
Did it end well? When I was a teenager my mother and I flew from Chile to Peru and had to make an emergency landing in Lima because the gears weren't locking. Obviously we survived.
@Eliza Grogan On what planet? Emergencies happen in aviation all the time INCLUDING gear failures. They dont always hit the news. I've had some in my flying career, none have been news worthy.
From Wiki: The preliminary report by the SCAAI found that a hydraulic leak occurred shortly after takeoff, after the landing gear and flaps were retracted. The leak was from a flexible hose in the center hydraulic system, resulting in the loss of all fluid in that system. The drop in pressure was indicated by the EICAS and recorded by the flight data recorder. Later investigation indicated a popped circuit breaker just to the right of the F/O at floor level would have enabled the electric motor for releasing the undercarriage. The breaker was reset after landing and the undercarriage extended normally. From B767 FCOM: Preliminary Preflight Procedure -> Do the remaining actions after a crew change or maintenance actions -> Circuit breakers -> Check From Final report: If the Pre-Flight Check procedure described in "Boeing 767 Operations Manual, Part B, Volume 1, Normal Procedures, page NP.21.1." "(Figure 26) was performed correctly in Newark, that means that during that check C829 circuit breaker was still in ON/closed setting.
What a brilliant Job the Ccrew did, without hydraulic fluid,they were obviously well trained,thinking pilots and deserved every reward they recieved. Another great Video from Flight Channel too,Thank you. Terry Offord
Fully cat Savage i am a real pilot who flys real airplanes I know the procedures for gear failure and dumping fuel, I gartuntee it's alot harder in real life than playing on simulator. When you have to do it in life then tell me how hard it is, the difference between real and a game is in real life you get one chance to do it right and on a simulator you can do it over and over. On some planes you can't dump fuel you go into a holding pattern and burn the fuel off.
Once again an outstanding video. The Flight Channel is, by far, the very best channel for aviation crashes and incidents. The quality of the image and the music is above average, way above!
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How anyone can dislike a video as good as this is beyond me. The production value is excellent and the sheer amount of work that must go into it shows. Such a good channel.
Ikr. thepeople who came to dislike the video is everything okay at home?
@@xSUICIDExlll True. I just don't understand why anyone would dislike the video when there's so many terrible content creators on RUclips why 'dislike' one that obviously works hard? Crazy.
@@dylvasey and this guys went the video notification is sent 10 second later they're are here leaving the dislike, i hate people like that. But he knows he got a lot of people who appreciate his hard work :D
@@xSUICIDExlll Well said.
Maybe they ride Amtrak instead of flying.
Fun fact; The Captain's last name, Wrona, translates to "Crow" from Polish, a very fitting last name for such an incredible pilot.
Being of Polish descent, I am very proud of this man! 🇵🇱
@@Cissy2cute you should!
Mommas should choose great and proper names isn't it ?
I am from Poland and I am really proud that I am from the same country that they s pilot
Wrona means Crow not Raven. Anyway not too far apart
Those magic words are music to my ears “Everyone Survived”
Michael Richards how can you read with your ears
Really, oh really! Your talented you can hear words that are written on tge screen...very nice trick there, Michael Richards, are you Polish?
I enjoyed the quality of production. However, I would have liked more detail on the ground preparations for the landing. I'm no expert, but I thought they usually cover part of the runway with foam to prevent fire. Your simulation showed no emergency vehicles or what happened after the landing. You guys do great work, and I am always watching for a new simulation. Keep up the great work!
Alitalia. Eriks a TROLL. When he doesn't have any homework to do he Trolls the comments to make himself look stupid. I see him EVERYWHERE, trolling and sounding stupidier than he did in his last comment 😂😂😂
Erik Cnating. Trolling AGAIN Erik ??? Why is it you NEVER have anything really mature to say, EVER ??? 😂
Two most beautiful words: EVERYONE SURVIVED...
The only thing I can think of that might be even more beautiful: "Everyone survived, and was given a puppy."
Erik Cnating leave him alone
Jeffrey Dodson That response is internet GOLD ! 🤣😎
Yes those are nice. But the next line should have read: An accident that could have easily been prevented. HUMAN ERROR
PRAISE the Lord Hallelujah
I get that the Captain was a hero, but I just wish that the First Officer's would also get some recognition.
Yes you are right
Yeaa so true
Was even praised by Captain Sully himself! Two legends in the same room - wish I was there!
I can understand feeling the First Officer should get recognition, but it was the Captain who was flying the plane. It was he who landed so beautifully and showed his training and knowledge. The victory is his.
The First Officer will have his day, but to award a man who was just sitting next to the Captain is like in kid’s games, where everyone is a winner and has to get a prize 😡 No, this politically correct crap has got to stop. When you play Musical Chairs - there is a loser each round. Kids need to learn this, lest we wind up with anymore ‘entitled’ folks who feel they should always win, even if they’ve lost. Donald Trump, I’m looking at you 👀
@@maryyousaf2729 The co-pilot was also awarded a decoration, slightly inferior of the captain. Dont think he was just sitting without doing anything, its out of logic
The pilot is truly a hero! And that poor plane. At least she completed last job and brought her passengers home safe and sound.
RIP SP-SPC or POZNAN
Like a B-17.
another 767 that completed its job
R.I.P ET-AIZ
R.I.P SP-LPC
I am so glad that you finally made a video about this incident. I have waited so long for this video. Nice job m8.
You would never know this is from a RUclipsr. This would is easily pass off as being a documentary from something like the BBC. Very professional and well done👍. I look forward to more of the same
it not what u think when he said BBC keep dat in mind
You understand that the video portion of this is from a readily available flight simulator game software, right? That he didn't create the aircraft, airports, and landscape? That he just has to flight the route, add text that is also readily available online, then edit it together? It's not rocket science, and he isn't the first RUclipsr to do it.
@@generalyellor8188 I know, but the video is still well researched and well produced nonetheless. You can tell that a lot of work has been put into it.
@@generalyellor8188 WHOOOOOOOOSH
Beautiful recreation of the belly landing! It goes into extra detail about everything that happened, 1 by 1. I love this channel and often watch it. Definitely recommend it if you are interested in aviation!
Amazing pilot btw
the 767 on the runway was like WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
R2D2 Screaming really loud !
Seriously though I bet the scrapping sound on landing was ... interesting.
*REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE*
More like *WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE*
Butter without the knife
-swiss001
What is that in english.
That is one of the most incredible landings I’ve ever seen
still a smoother landing than Ryanair
Osama Al-Humaimidi stop with Ryan air jokes
@@sizzlingsteak5046🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@sizzlingsteak5046 ouch, my joke landed hard I guess
I actually saw a TV piece, where one the passengers said that it was indeed a very smooth landing (/watch?v=54O3aG8HBTI). Also, the runway was covered with firefighting foam to make the landing as smooth as possible and lessen the chance of plane catching fire. Kudos to both flight crew and emergency services on the ground.
@@DirtlovR yup watched it too,
i guess the pilot's mother was on that plane and didnt want to piss her off 😂
EVERYONE SURVIVED. What an awesome landing by this incredible pilot...
The captain deserves Sully treatment, this was incredible
This incredible captain and Sulle. Are part of a very elite club that no captain ever wants to join. True heroes to their passengers and familys
The vast majority of professional airline pilots have at least equal skills and the manufacturers ensure that there is training information on coping with this very kind of thing. Almost any large-aircraft pilot could and indeed, many have, accomplished equally skillful water landings and gear-up arrivals.
There are many others who did a lot too, arguably a lot more than landing on a river. Not that Sully (not Sulle) didn’t do a great job. Some of these others landed on the ocean, some glided long distances, some were being attacked by hijackers, etc. They just weren’t American so you all didn’t make a movie about them. More exist than you know.
From the story telling to the music editing to the splicing in real footage at the moment of touch down and finally everyone surviving, this is my favorite video from this channel, what amazing and amazing production. I keep rewinding and watching that moment when the actual plane touches seemingly glides across the runway
I was nine when this happened and my aunt was on this flight. Tadeusz Wrona is a hero. Thank you for including real footage and a brilliant video as usual. It's awesome how the videos are always such good quality, keep up the great work!
I cried 😭 😭
U were too small to understand I guess but the pilot is a heroo
I was actually waiting for a flight back to UK at another Polish airport in Gdańsk at the time of this incident, when news broke the entire terminal went silent and everyone stood still watching the landing.
Well done, another great reconstruction! Was looking forward to seeing this one for a while!
My favourite part: Everyone survived
Erik Cnating. Grow up child !!! You just gave your OWN immaturity away by even thinking that was anything close to an ADULT Comeback. What no homework tonight to keep you off of RUclips ??? 😂😂
My favorite part was seeing the plane land
@@kmr9347 you're stupid. enough said.
@Erik Cnating Yeah. People and their unoriginal comments are getting annoying.
@@kmr9347 You're an idiot.
Thanks for using real videos of the incident. It’s good having the build up in the sim but the actual crash in real life if someone recorded it
A pilot that can do what he did deserves every possible award from anyone
Hats off to these pilots- the unsung heroes , making extremely difficult decisions and performing extraordinary feats every day with every flight while keeping absolutely calm!
Thank you for all your hard work! We love you dude. 💜🙏🏾🤗
These informational re-creactions are SOOOO valuable. You are RIGHT THERE !!! And it's critical to understand, despite some tragedies that are few and far between, the reason why air travel is still very safe.
Carol Williams and yet here I am still knowing that I’ll never go again into aircraft and don’t believe that air traveling is so safe
@@Artemiela - - Statistically speaking, you're safer getting on an airplane than getting in your car.
But look, I'm a health professional and here's what I tell folks about medicines: there may only be a 1/2 of 1% chance of a particular side effect, but it's 100% FOR YOU if that side effect happens TO you.
In life, each individual has to decide for her or himself what they're going to fear and what they're going to embrace. For me, logic dictates that I lean in the direction of the overall numbers rather than completely focus on individual incidents. That DOESN'T preclude being reasonably cautious or using due diligence to investigate particular circumstances. There's plenty of room for balance.
Carol Williams hahah yes I know and I understand but still, I’ll be afraid forever I guess hah
@@Artemiela - - so, I guess you're limited to vehicles, trains and boats 😏 Hot air balloons ???
Carol Williams Oh, hot air balloons could be really cool
Polish pilots are some of the best in the world.
What a FANTASTIC crew, what an AMAZING PILOT. GOD BLESS THEM!!!
When I was a teenager I was aboard a private plane as we neared our destination I could see the pilot cranking away on a jack
located in the floor I knew we had a landing gear problem I've seen enough tv & movies! The pilot said we had a few things left to try but we may have to do a belly landing in the end. Part of me was excited to experience a plane doing a belly landing for real, but the rest of me was terrified to be on that plane! As we continued to circle the airport the pilot finally checked out the circuit breakers after resetting a popped beaker you could hear the hum of the hydraulics lowering the landing gear, what a relief to hear that sound! we then landed safely and we never did find out the reson for the popped breaker. After it was all over a very small part of me was sad I didn't get to see a belly landing in person "hey when your a teen you're invincible" as a much older adult I think back on that experience every once in a while and realize how lucky I was the way that day turned out!
"hey when your a teen you're invincible"
"hey when your a teen you're invincible"
"hey when your a teen you're invincible"
Famous last words of many a teen as they act like assholes in a car...
The only channel I know that can use a video game and stock music recordings to manipulate my emotions from pure despair to pure joy, and make me cry on both sides of the spectrum.
Awesome work man! I'm Polish and so glad to see familiar events on your channel!
Still couple more with Polish origin to be aware of:
- Ił-62M SP-LBG „Tadeusz Kościuszko” crash at Las Kabacki
- LOT Ił-62 „Mikołaj Kopernik” crash near Warsaw Chopin Airport (same cause of the tragedy apparently!)
- and of course - Smolensk tu-154m crash with Poland President onboard
Since you've already took steps to cover Polish aviation incidents - I could finally go asleep peacefully :D Can't wait for next episodes!
Cheers from Poland, na zdrowie! 🍻
ruclips.net/video/IxC4WiTsreg/видео.html
Smolensk tu-154m crash:
A sad story of the President's death and a Russian cover-up!!
Tu-154 at smolensk wasn't a crash. russian cowards did it
Goosebumps!!! These are pilots, the commander and his second pilot and the crew! Hat off,I bow and these magic words"Everyone survived" Thank you all my love and recognition💖💗💓
I’m polish, I love your videos continue with these and you will win a YT Oscar!
TTV- OlivierDominik im Polish also
K im also Polish lmao
Monika Obłoza dużo tu polaków
Calm down now, crazy rodie lol.
Serb here what up.
So proud that I'm Polish 🇵🇱 Mr. Wrona You are HERO 👏👏👏👏👏
As a retired airline pilot, I knew the NTSB had discovered the circuit breaker...it should have been checked in flight by the QRH...there was no need to make a "gear -up" landing. Today, it's easier to make heroes instead of addressing the reality that the flight crew could have done a much better job without extensive A/C damage.
Was it in their troubleshooting checklist manual?
@@jjac72 No...it should be in their common sense manual. Rick is right, this crew F'ed up badly. This should have never happened.
@@marklittle9913 Absolutely correct, Mark and Rick. Been there.
Thank you! This comment should be at the top of this video.
poped circut breakar is not indicated by any alarm or warning lights and it is very low on just little bit above floor of cockpit. :oped circut braker checking wasnt in manual or checklist of B767 in this time.
The way this was edited with the music perfectly synchronised with the action was outstanding! Built up the drama perfectly. Thank you!
The fact that captain Wrona piloted this aircraft was a miracle. Unfortunately, LOT let him go not long ago, because of the age.
To be fair, a lot of aviation companies have age policies in place which force retirement.
This video gave me the chills. Bless the flight crew for their professional heroic actions. And for saving everyone in board.
Great video. So inspiring to see how that Captain just landed as lightly as possible. Harder to do than Sully's water landing. Not to take anything away from Sully because he did so well the plane took needed time to evacuate. Very wise to burn off almost all the fuel. Love these videos. You do a perfect job on them.
Holy crap, didn't expect that video on this channel. Proud to be from Poland ❤️ Pozdrawiam rodaków, jeśli tu jesteście!
_"Everybody lives, Rose! Just this once - everybody lives!"_
We love a Doctor Who reference
Notification: you have a new TFC video.
Me: hangs up on important phone call to watch new video.
I don't care what else I'm watching or who I'm talking to. When a new TFC video comes in, everything else is absolute rubbish!
I've been waiting for this one for so long, great job on the recreation! ^^
Wow. The pilot's so good. Comgrats to Captain Wrona.
Holy smokes! That landing looked as smooth as one with landing gear! Congratulations!💐
Oh it was smooth as passengers told in interviews ^^
everyone credits sully for his amazing hudson landing, but its always important to know that sully wasn't the only one to perform a miraculous landing, well done on the video, it really helps you see what happened when you fly it out in a simulator like that
Right. There are many out there.
Amazing video, however one very important detail is missing: the whole runway was covered with firefighting foam. This made the landing smoother, and avoided sparking a flame from a strong friction. Actually the right engine caught fire but it couldn't develop in the foam and was put out very quickly. The landing was broadcast live by probably every Polish tv channel and I can tell you the whole nation held their breath and lost their shit. Myself included!
"I was flying Flight Simulator and two F-16 came to escort me. Is that bad?"
I am so happy that everyone survived.
I assume they modified the checklist for landing in such an emergency situation to check for a popped cb and reset if required?
Hopefully
The simplest solution gets lost in the enormity of the issue.
I'm not an expert on maintenance of the Boeing 767, but I doubt that that operation can be performed while in the air.
It had BETTER be able to be done in the air! If the crew lowers the landing gear while the plane is on the ground, the shinny parts would have to be polished more often. Certainly.
@@mikediamond353 I was referring to resetting circuit breakers, not lowering the gear.
Awesome everyone survived. Another Captain Sully. Deep respect for the whole crew. I love this channel ❤️
Another example why there should be a Flight Engineer onboard. A Flight Engineer may have noticed the circuit breaker since he could concentrate on engineering and not on flying.
A child would have noticed the popped breaker.
Sometimes they can over react and make things worse too though.
@Test Salva Checklists cannot cover all the possibilities, ultimately it comes down to the pilot competence and ability to think outside the box. People that rely on checklist fall into the routine of depending on checklist and may stop thinking. Systems awareness is crucial and sadly many pilots do not understand the systems and just rely on checklist.
Superb and very brave landing, everyone survived .. Thank you for the video ..
Once again, an incredible job of TFC in bringing this to us. Keep up the great work!
Great video
Pilot and first officer are true heros ...all passengers live
Finally! After this amazing recreation, we are waiting with bated breath for JAL123 with the actual CVR clips. 😊
Oh yes!! Hopefully that one is done soon!!
To this day, JAL 123 is one the most emotional gut-wrenching flight videos I've ever heard.
I felt like I was literally inside the cockpit.
Although I have seen one recreation, I do believe The Flight Channel will ultimately do the best recreation and interpretation of one of the most harrowing flights ever flown.
@@tarrasage4272 Right on. I couldn't agree more, Tarra. I got super emotionally invested whilst watching the recreation on a different channel years ago; kudos to the flight crew to battle all odds. I cannot even fathom the void that the JAL123 incident has left in the aviation fraternity.
john smith damnnnnnn!!!!!
@john smith Whoa!!!! That's insane, John! :O Reading your comment gave me goosebumps! A new lease of life, eh?
I am amazed by the quality of Flight Channel production. It's attention to detail can't be surpassed. Thank you for your hard work.
I loved this reconstruction. The sound edition was just perfect.
I showed this to my father and all he could say was "WOW". xD
Also I really want to become a pilot when I'm old enough to fly :D
It's a dream of myn
Good luck, and hopefully your dream comes true! :)
@@mazeppa1231 Sorry I'm very late to reply but thank you so much! It gives me a lot of motivation because the amount of knowledge you need to become a pilot is ridiculous. I've had thoughts to not become a pilot sometimes but replies like these really motivate me. Fly on Captain! ♥️
Wow. Just wow.He really is a hero. A lot of experience and a cool head.
The, "Hero" should have checked the circuit breaker. It was the first item in every applicable emergency check list in the six transport airplanes I flew.
TFC you make brilliant videos of simulations showing exactly what all had happened. You provide complete information about everything. Buddy you're amazing. And one of the best parts is that you add a little background sound to make it dramatic. Amazing man!
Best part about this video: All 231 on board survived.
What a nerveracking but fabulous landing by a skilled pilot!! There is so much that could have gone wrong but didn't! Allec, this video was so well done! I thought I'd seen all your videos, but found this one by accident while looking for some to re-watch! So glad I found it!
Yeabut he didn't think to see if the landing gear motor was plugged in
@@tommypetraglia4688 really? He's a pilot not an engineer.
Great work on these videos.It's also always good to hear that everyone survived. My hats off to the crew who landed this plane!
Everybody has a gift, and this pilot wasn't just doing his job, he did what he was born to do! Not just anybody could have landed that plane. I know I couldn't have done it. Find what you're good at and do it. We all need one another.
Jesus he is a hero
His last name means Crow for a good reason
I remember this landing. I live in warsaw and here everyone is so proud of capt. Wrona.
Damned commercials are destroying The Flight Channel, by rudely interrupting at critical moments. I boycott all advertisers who rudely interrupt RUclips videos, destroying their content. This is disgraceful!
There is no ads on mobile. At least i don't and i don't have adblock on phone.
@Susan Ritter
Get something like the extension for Google Chrome called "ad blocker" problem solved.
Fast forward to the end any video and rewatch it without commercials.
No one will forget to check bkr panel boxs ever again I'm sure! Nice job sir.
Idk a thing about planes. One day a video of urs was recommended and now I'm obsessed with it! These graphics are amazing 💯 Keep up the great work 👍
Follow flight channel if u want more like this videos
Salute to the Captain!!!
The Landing without the gear looks majestic
Poland now has their own Sully. Congratulations Captain and crew!!!!!!
The day the captain was born the doctor told his mother: "It's a man"
😂😂😂
Had his mother been Elizabeth Warren she would have said not so fast! We need to decide on some pronouns.
😆😆😆 lmao!!
every Thursday I hop onto my computer as fast as I can after school to watch your channel. You have the most amazing graphic and music. You also do a very good job of explaining why it happened. You are my favorite youtuber and forever will be until I die.
Awwwww
While this was certainly a very heroic piece of flying and Captain Wrona deserved every bit of the praise he duly received, you would think that some manual or engineer somewhere would say, "Check the electric motor's circuit breaker."
I agree! If something electrical goes out in my house, I know to check the circuit breakers. And I'm a little old lady!!
This is a MASSIVE failure on the airlines part. How they didnt have an in house engineer or even a mechanic, tell them to check such a simple thing as a circuit breaker while in the air for 72 minutes , is SCARY!!! Lets say I wont be flying ANY Polish airline ANY time soon.
@@dezznutz3743 Polish Airlines belong to the safest in the world!!
@@dezznutz3743 Well there is more to this story ...
BTW LOT is one of the safest airlines to fly :)
@@dezznutz3743 They did tell the first officer to check the breakers, but he missed one.
Heroic doesn't even come close to describing the skill necessary to pull of a landing like this. Another topper presentation TFC
Excellent video! Thank you.
Video well done thank you !
Great video as always but could have separately mentioned that before the landing the fire extinguishing liquid or whatever name it is was spread on the entire runway so as to minimize any possible cause of fire.Another brilliant move by the captain and his crew
That smooth landing 🙏🏻👍🏻. Thank you sir for saving so many lives.
Amazing video!
I'm Polish btw
Two words: bad ass! After the plane finally stopped I bet the sound of cheering and applause inside the cabin was deafening by the sound of pure jubilation!
We are waiting for recreation of crash LO 5055 in Kabacki Forest in Warsaw.
Yes we want it
Wats Dat
@Dominik Falken### in 1987 LOT's il62m crashed near runway taking 183 lives with it. Caused by engine fire.
I have noticed several video's where CB have popped before. I would think that from now on the crew needs to be asking maintenance about which CB's are used in conjunction with a problem that requires electric power. Before I teach anyone to drive, I go over those things under the hood that makes a vehicle operate properly so when something fails while driving they understand what is going on. If a belt breaks, there will be problems with steering, the engine will begin to overheat, the battery light will come on, etc, etc I wonder how much training or experience pilots have in relating item failures to specific engine problems? The Flight Channel has some of the best videos available!
100% agree. Im astounded and appalled this never happened! They were in a holding pattern for 72 minutes and NO ONE from LOT, neither an engineer nor a mechanic, was asked by the pilots what to do? How is that possible? And if they were asked, which I seriously doubt, NO ONE knew to check the circuit breaker?
My father had to do a belly landing in Chile of his private plane
Did it end well? When I was a teenager my mother and I flew from Chile to Peru and had to make an emergency landing in Lima because the gears weren't locking. Obviously we survived.
@Eliza Grogan Oh wow! I don't understand it when people need to make up stories, especially horrible ones!
@Eliza Grogan On what planet? Emergencies happen in aviation all the time INCLUDING gear failures. They dont always hit the news. I've had some in my flying career, none have been news worthy.
@@beccamaycarey6797 Its probably not a lie. They're just trying to be an arse and seem intelligent on the internet by "calling someone out"
SmokingSpitfire nah they’re lying
Mr.Wrona IS INSANE! Landing on the engines & tail without breaking the plane is ultamite god of aviation
From Wiki:
The preliminary report by the SCAAI found that a hydraulic leak occurred shortly after takeoff, after the landing gear and flaps were retracted. The leak was from a flexible hose in the center hydraulic system, resulting in the loss of all fluid in that system. The drop in pressure was indicated by the EICAS and recorded by the flight data recorder. Later investigation indicated a popped circuit breaker just to the right of the F/O at floor level would have enabled the electric motor for releasing the undercarriage. The breaker was reset after landing and the undercarriage extended normally.
From B767 FCOM:
Preliminary Preflight Procedure -> Do the remaining actions after a crew change or maintenance actions -> Circuit breakers -> Check
From Final report:
If the Pre-Flight Check procedure described in "Boeing 767 Operations Manual,
Part B, Volume 1, Normal Procedures, page NP.21.1." "(Figure 26) was performed correctly in Newark, that means that during that check C829 circuit
breaker was still in ON/closed setting.
Outstanding job by captain and first officer....Unbelievable...what a execution of landing by both pilots..!!🙌😍🤙
thanks so much for turning my suggestion into video :D
What a pilot. saved all those people. BLESS THAT MAN
Thank you! A great story to hear with an amazing happy ending I cant explain all I gotta say This video is awesome
Yeah and I cried 😭
Not all heroes wear capes. They wear wings.
Nice video man!
That's what i call a great landing !
But, if they had thought to reset a circuit breaker, they might have done it with the landing gear extended.
What a brilliant Job the Ccrew did, without hydraulic fluid,they were obviously well trained,thinking pilots and deserved every reward they recieved. Another great Video from Flight Channel too,Thank you. Terry Offord
Other than a simulator, i doubt that its easy to practice a "Gear Up landing"
It would be a rather expensive exercise to practice using actual 767s.
The airline companies have simulators that the pilot's use to practice for emergency situations
Daniel Cartwright It’s harder than it looks you have to dump fuel and circle then land it’s a lot of stress
Fully cat Savage i am a real pilot who flys real airplanes I know the procedures for gear failure and dumping fuel, I gartuntee it's alot harder in real life than playing on simulator. When you have to do it in life then tell me how hard it is, the difference between real and a game is in real life you get one chance to do it right and on a simulator you can do it over and over. On some planes you can't dump fuel you go into a holding pattern and burn the fuel off.
Daniel Cartwright also I’m concerned that is they dump the fuel over land they might cause fuel to rain down from the sky
That music in the beginning though...gives it that extra suspense and popcorn ready
incredible work by the pilots!
Thats a TRIUMPH!! How can anyone give this a thums down! Fuck that miracle on the Hudson guy! THIS man is a HERO!
Respect to the pilot.
Once again an outstanding video. The Flight Channel is, by far, the very best channel for aviation crashes and incidents. The quality of the image and the music is above average, way above!
I heard that a huge amount of foam was spreaded in the runway to avoid that metal scratches could start a fire..... is that true?
yup
Yes. It's standard operating procedure for any belly-up landings for fire prevention.
--Capt. Scott C. McIntosh, USAF,
@@scottmcintosh4397 Thank you for your service Captain McIntosh
Scott McIntosh didn’t need your cv mate
@@kingswalk4588 Makes you feel small, does he?
Incredible. Salute to the Captain. And crew members to handle an extreme emergency and help everyone survive.
Nice to have a happy ending. Great Video.