I'm just impressed that the plane didn't breakup when they hit the water. The pilot at least kept it wings level, but it sounds like that's the only thing they did right.
I was in the navy and i can tell u that’s a medic bag. He has to carry that with him at all times. That bag has more stuff in it to save a life than what was on that plane i guarantee you.
We actually have a ton of first aid/safety/security and emergency equipment on board, that unfortunately the crew isn’t allowed to reveal, but trust me, it’s a lot.
@@kelducks naw. It was the big issue with counting deaths last year. Dying while being in a plane crash and dying from a plane crash are very different things.
@BRUH UWU HI BRUH, MILLIONS DIE BY GUNS YEARLY AND A SINGLE MAN IS NO SHOCKER FOR THE WORLD THAT IS GETTING DISASSOCIATION WHILE WE LET MURDER RUN FREE UWU NO ONE CARES, THERE IS NO HUMANITY ONLINE AND THE INTERNET IS A JOKE UWU
Ngl I am not mad at the guy who kept his bag because he was basically the last person and he may have had someone thing important inside that he needed
As someone who studied for a Private Pilots license and flew planes with seasoned cargo pilots it just amazes me how multimillion dollar planes end up short of runway when there are many instruments and systems to tell you altitude. Pilot error 1000%
When you can't see anything in front of you, you tend to get disoriented. Couple that with poorly trained pilots or pilots who think they know better than their instruments, then you get this. A competent pilot and ALL pilots should know and be proficient in flying with only looking at the instruments.
@@Blakezilla594 even good pilots need to be able to see through the window not just instruments, you can mis-judge where to land if you cant see the runway, instruments are mainly secondary stuff for flying, when you cant see too well in front of you ,you have no choice but to contact atc tower so they can say where about they are to the runway and then that's where instruments come in as the atc tower will say the altitude etc
Most likely something really valuable, more valuable than his own life. Well not really but something that means a lot to him and he can’t let go. Either way, I’d leave all my belongings in the plane and get out!
No one going to talk about the poor passenger who lost their life all because the flight crew ignored their training causing the plane to crash and them to drown
No because that is the obvious and also they're obsessed with the carry-on. For some reason SOME people are too stupid to understand what I said, like headless chickens, so I'll edit it. "No one is talking about that because everyone is too busy talking about the carry-on" Gather round, dumb people.
@@eyesaiah8405 First of all, the person bringing the medical pack was bringing necessary supplies. Second, he survived. He wasn’t the one that died, as you can see in the video, he is clearly alive. Third, yes, obviously it was the crew’s fault as they had all necessary tools to maintain their altitude and safely aviate until they are out of the storm, but they didn’t follow their training which lead to a crash landing.
@@p1kkuma whooosh. I was answering the main comment's question. "No one's going to talk about the poor passenger who lost their-... Blah blah blah" and check my comment again.
Don’t call out the guy who risked his life being last on the plane (at least thats what it looks like) and ONLY THEN bringing his MEDICAL BAG out to help anyone who needs medical assistance.
Whenever I fly, my carry-on is my backpack with medical and emergency supplies. (TSA compliant, at least.) Not because of plane crash per se but because travel is travel, you can get stranded or injured and you’re far from home. I would NEVER leave that motherfucker behind unless I had no other choice. Go ahead and chew me out.
@InnKolddBludd dude, just because of that it doesn't mean you can't save your backpack, come on! You don't friggin know what was inside it and you do know that once the plane is gone the backpack is gone for good.
@@valberm exactly, if you're on a plane with a small backpack I'm fairy certain it had good stuff in it, if not ID, inhaler or something, there was probably good things for survival, like water, soap, Food, etc
@@chocolatedonut6312 You really gonna start looking through your stuff in a crash? Even if you do find it in a calm and collected manner, now you're risking dropping it. If it's life or death you just take the whole ass bag. If not, then yeet that shit.
Ha! I know this too well! I have a pretty lengthy commute, so my go to is "ah man traffic is fd today, we are parked!" As I'm putting my shoes on at the house...
bro this doesnt happen everyday XD there are more people who die on car crashes than planes, there are more chances of you being killed by a coconut falling off a tree than in a plane just saying
The guys who brought his backpack was basically the last to exit the aircraft, which means he wasn’t slowing down the evacuation process. Also the stuff in their could be really meaningful or important to him so don’t see anything wrong with that
@@nieznajomy7 yeah but the point I’m making is that people usually can’t get more insulin if their insurance doesn’t cover it, ⟟ know here it only covers it being bought once ⏃ month. That would kill him even after he’s rescued.
That's why you keep your important items that you can't lose on you or in a bag that's at your feet and on your back in a second so that you don't have to waste anyone's time and you don't lose your life's work that you didn't back up from your laptop like a moron. Unless you got millions in cash or diamonds which would be impossible to bring in a plane let alone move easily, nothing is worth as much as someone else's life. Well millions in diamonds could just fit in your pocket really. But what are you doing in a passenger plane at that point just buy a private jet.
@@JaggedMedal ah yea my dumbass was thinking a mile is like 5650 ft...😂 I could still argue I'm closer without going over though, that was my logic when I didnt pick 3 in the first place lol
How do you know that it's a medic bag and not just one that looks like one? If it was a medic bag, it would have a red cross and it would have "FIRST AID" printed on it. Sounds like the narrator is correct.
There's so many possibilities to blame here. Might be the cabin crew didn't properly checked the passengers prior to landing, or that passengers get used to "Safe Landings" that's why he detached the seatbelts earlier. Anyways, that person is already dead, there's no point to blame him, only cabin crews need to retrain and always double check their passengers' seatbelt.
Imagine being a professional navy medic and putting your life in potential danger to save others all for some RUclips shorts creator that wasn't even close to the situation to say you're slowing things down
@@myratsalad it’s not jealousy it’s art of RUclips nowadays . Take some ones else’s video footage or there whole video and break it down as your “own”. It’s why millions of copyright claims get made every single day. People are ALWAYS trying to make money the easiest ways . And if that’s like these compilation of other youtubers or these podcasts . It’s sad , because people realize they can just make money off of someone else .
But usually not. And unless they’re crashing on a deserted island that person can replace their stuff, get medical attention etc. But you know what can’t be replaced? The people who drowned or burned up because they couldn’t get out in time because people like him held things up getting their stuff.
It was already proven before that it wasn't this. The person who had died wasn't wearing a seatbelt, and going from 150 knots to 0 in less than 5 seconds is surely going to cause injury even with a seatbelt.
@@PsRohrbaughI worked 2 years for Ryanair as cabin crew we are trained very well however a lot of new pilots start their careers there without previous experience. So I mean it is safe to say that the experience is not like other airlines I have worked with.
@@thomasswainson2047 So they had “minor plane crashes”? How is that better? What is the difference anyways? An air crash is an air crash, people die planes get destroyed.
As soon as one of the crew doesn’t know where they are. They should immediately discontinue and climb to the minimum safe altitude. I don’t understand how these accidents happen. It’s literally drilled into you when you start IFR training. How can an experienced flight crew fail to conduct a missed approach.
When I was playing Microsoft flight simulator in VR I came across a really bad storm and I couldn't tell if I was going up or down but then I just had to take a look at my thingy I don't know what it's called forgive me and I could see that I was going down instead of up I too agree how it's kind of hard with a lot of training to not remember these types of things guys lucky he didn't die considering you got full front force into the ocean
Because think of how fast the plane was going and think of a train they both go pretty fast pretty hard to stop right? Well maybe it’s pretty hard to turn when your going that fast and by the time they found out that they were to low they already touched the water 😒
@@walkingredflag1 it’s easy for a plane to just climb up because it’s designed to.. trains usually travel in straight lines with shallow curves because they don’t need to take sharp turns
@@walkingredflag1 The crew should be monitoring their flight instrumentation though to avoid a deviation off of the approach. The 737 also has GPWS which was active telling them that they were descending off of the approach. I get what you’re saying about descent rate but if that was the case and you were monitoring instruments, an aircraft even of that size is still capable of fast changes in descent rate and could climb out of a dangerous situation (unless of mechanical failure). Unfortunately most of the time it’s human error that causes CFIT (Controlled flight into terrain) or in this case, the ocean.
@@TheDivineCallingofJesusChrist What you’re describing is a basic skill that every pilot from day one learns and never forgets 👍 If you’re operating in cloud, monitoring of flight instruments and cross checking them against each other is key to maintaining situational awareness. The instruments can be prone to errors due to mechanical or environmental issues such as icing but still. Multiple systems would have to fail at the same time to produce a situation that a well trained pilot couldn’t identify.
I don't know what that guys reason for getting his bag is but some people have medical equipment they can't live with out that in an emergency they need to retrieve. Don't just assume that someone just doesn't want to part with their fully replaceable items because it's not always the case.
yeah it was a med doc and his medical first aid supply in that bag this dude is just stealing others videos and calling them his own with his own shit about "slowing down the operation" when it's a fking medic bag. this shoes how little he cares about any of this he just wants to make easy money [̲̅$̲̅(̲̅ιοο̲̅)̲̅$̲̅]
@@fadinglight3920 No offense but I can see you’re not an aerospace engineer. Planes are not made hardened to survive crashes. They are designed to fly in the air. Safety equipment had little to do with that plane not coming into pieces. They can count their blessings that the pilots put it down exactly as they did. Else it would have broken up into many pieces. I say this coming with 12 years of engineering education and as a designer of guided missile systems.
@@unsearchablethings8167 pretty sure planes are designed to be able to survive emergency landings in water. I mean I’m sure it was easily possible for them to approach at a bad angle and completely destroy the plane and many or all passengers, but I wouldn’t say it’s a “miracle”.
@@jackpokrywka542 They can land in water but really they aren't designed for it and it's really dangerous. Lots of bigger jets because of the weight when they land in water end up flipping and breaking apart.
@@ziepex7009 then go back to tiktok if you miss it so much. You sound more like your too upset that someone on RUclips is using your cherished tiktok emojis. 🤡
I feel like people need to understand that military personnel, especially medics in the military, have certain things they need to carry at all times. If there’s a chance to salvage military equipment, it will be done.
@@DertyMike haha. Nice 👍🏽 one I hope trump goes for president again I think the world will end because he will expose the stage and we are on it (the people of the world)
@@yootoob2 yeah we know; the pentagon blows through money, the amount of salvage weapon projects that go no where and the amount of guns we gage terrorists, we get it, haha the military and gov suck at spending money.
They definitely would go to jail the same for if you was to drive a ship a crash it , if you happen to leave and people die , it would be on you cuz you was driving so I believe one of them stayed and died cuz they going have to pay for the plane
I don't care. If I survive a plane crash, my phone and laptop and clothes are coming with me. Need that shit since the rest of the luggage is in the bottom of the plane. Dude should of put it on his back though.
Even if it wasn't. No way I'm leaving my stuff in the plane just to show to people that I care more about life. I'm taking every thing ibcsn easily carry with me. Lol.
To the people here who'll take their luggage how selfish you are. Imagine there's a fire in the back and you on the front row is reaching up taking your belongings...just despicable
I hate that called “plot twist,” thank it always sounds like it was some annoying 13 year old saying it. It’s just annoying in and of itself. There is no fucking “plot,“ it’s just stupid.
Yeah that looks like one of the rescue team's bags. That's a really common bag in the military, so it wouldn't surprise me if it's from the boarding crew and he realized it would be too cumbersome in the tight spaces of the plane. Though, that advise about leaving your carry on, 100% leave that thing. Its not worth your life, and it's especially not worth the lives of the people behind you.
it’s not always the pilots fault. i’m sure there was something wrong with the engine and it was a choice to either land in water or land on the land (not the runway) i would easily choose the water since planes are designed to land in the water in case of emergency
Couldn’t be bothered to do their job right? There was most likely a problem with the plane probably an engine problem and they had to land the plane in the water, they saved everyone but 1 passenger. And what do you mean “couldn’t be bothered to do their job right” they are on the plane too if they fuck up they die and so does everyone on the plane. Shit isn’t an RC plane the pilots are also on board fearing for their own lives so they did what they thought was best
@@warrencagle2994 “I’m sUrE tHeRe wAs sOmEtHiNg wRoNg wItH tHe EnGinE” watch the video again, genius. quote, “investigation revealed the flight crew broke multiple operating procedures and ignored numerous oral alerts”
@@hackxy1165 “tHeRe wAs mOsT LikElY a pRoBlEm wItH tHe pLaNe” yes, the problem was found after careful investigation to be the flight crew, who “broke multiple operating procedures and ignored numerous oral alerts”
You don’t know what may have been in that guy’s carryon, whenever I travel I carry my medication in a lockbox in my carryon and without it I will be in no condition to travel (and because one of those prescriptions is a controlled substance, it would be extremely valuable to thieves and looters). So even if I’m in an emergency situation, I’m damn sure gonna take my carryon if at all possible, within reason, but at the same time, in this situation, I would just put it on my back and go go go just like I would without it, all my important meds are already in ziplocs when I travel so no need to worry about getting wet.
Yeah I’d make sure I had my rucksack, I always carry my meds on me and am very reliant on them. I’m on over 30 pills a day, lidocaine patches and inhalers, I literally need my meds. I don’t have a passport so I can’t see this ever happening to me anyway lol
@@caibabas64 in this case crash was mild, but there were situations when in front people are chilling, taking their carryon while ones in the back are burning alive. 2019 The fire engulfed the rear of the aircraft, killing 41 of the 78 occupants. ... Aeroflot Flight 1492.
@@903-v8u the safety protocols are exactly for ppl who lose their common sense. It’s so that hundreds of people can be safely evacuated instead of them trampling over themselves or doing other dumb shit.
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FYI for those who aren't aviation geeks like me. Never inflate the life vest until OUT of the plane. If the rolls upside down, you're done. Also, when underwater, FOLLOW THE BUBBLES to escape!
Actually really good tips.. I’ve flown on passenger planes dozens of times, and I never remember the flight attendant mentioning WHEN to inflate it.. I feel like that’s pretty important, and it makes sense to do it outside the plane
@@JohnFKennedy420 every single flight I've been on the safety videos or their instructions always say to inflate once in the water and never IN the plane.
reasoning: if the plane sinks and you’ve inflated your life vest before exiting, you might be buoyant as the water rises above the doorway and it’d be insanely difficult to get out
@@lordgman1 Are you fucking kidding me mate, there are thousands of people travelling across the world with life saving medication which they cannot live without, do you think they would just leave it behind in the plane when they NEED it to live? Use your fucking brains before you post please, for the love of god.
@@lordgman1 in carry on? Carry on is where most people keep their wallets, laptop, identification info and medication. Three of those things can be extremely vital. If someone needs to take their carry on, then they need to take their carry on.
Narrator didn’t make fun of anyone, he is just suggesting that don’t be the guy who worries about his carry on baggage in an emergency situation like this, it doesn’t have any connection to the guy who is throwing out his bag.
Yeah :( It’s incredible how fragile life is. We take it for granted and we seem to forget, yet situations like this really put it into perspective for me.
@@littlebear4264 it wasn’t the pilot that was filming. It was the flight engineer who doesn’t get to make the choice. The captain was the one ignoring the sink alert
The plane landed in chuuk waters micronesia me and my cousins rushed out in our motor boats to assist! it was pretty interesting for us because this was the first time my people encountered anyone from that country . It was a pleasure!!
I have my important medical supply with me that keeps me going so I would do the same and keep in on my back. If anyone gets mad and tries any thing id trip them so fast!!!!
Always check the EU black list before booking a flight on any airline you’re not acquainted with. Even though they may not fly to the EU, the airlines with sketchy maintenance and/or unqualified pilots will be on the list and it behoves everyone to do due diligence for your personal safety.
do you remember boeing plane had an issue with autopilot software to the point that their plane nosedive straight into the ocean? maybe EU should blacklist everything made by boeing.
He can replace his meds, or they can administer them at the hospital after he’s been rescued. But when a plane is burning or sinking, any delay could cause multiple deaths. Would he want that on his conscience? Worse, would he want to be one of the victims who couldn’t get off the plane in time because someone in front of him slowed things down to grab their stuff?
@@Echristoffe they most likely recovered the body with them as they rescued the people. Left them for last of course but as long as it didn’t sink quickly they can be retrieved.
I'm going in a trip in 2 days and boy am I glad it's a road trip. This is so scary and I feel so bad for the person who passed and all his loved ones. Rest in peace.🌹
Statistically, your road trip has a better chance at killing you than a plane ride. That being said, I like having control over my car. I couldn’t imagine falling out of the sky while being stuck in a seat all because the pilots were negligent! I’ll stick to driving everytime too ✌️
i have been scared of planes all my life, i’m 20 and just took my first flight. i LOVED it. it’s really not bad, you don’t get that roller coaster feeling or anything
Doesn't matter, I'm getting you off that plane. I'm a firefighter so I know full well that help is coming with everything you need and this is just an excuse to grab your shit and that's not happening with people like me on that plane. Nope, I'm legally obligated to see you rescued and I'm not at all obligated to be nice about it
@Celery Race they bring stuff like that to accident scenes.... Wikipedia PhDs like you get people killed and slow down rescue operations because you THINK you know all but we already planned for that in our response framework. even if I'm a passenger on that plane, I can start implementing that response framework and directly integrate with the rescuers once they're on scene. Until they get there it's my scene and you'll do what your told. See there will be other people there who will recognize what I'm doing and they will back me up 100% including the crew because after accidents like that happen they're trained to identify people like myself
@@roguespearsf I disagree. There are multiple kinds of insulin’s and multiple forms of delivery. Knowing you have exactly what you need is vital to staying out of a coma
@Celery Race Amen! I commented the same before I saw your comment. People don’t understand that you need your specific insulin or other medications especially when you’re under this kind of stress and your body is going to produce adrenalin which will raise your glucose dangerously high or the reverse of that is you’ve burned so much energy that you also need the food in that pack, which is as vital as insulin. Thank you for being acutely aware. I just hope the naysayer isn’t around when I need my bag of life saving supplies.
3 miles is extremely short. A couple thousand feet is understandable, but THREE MILES?!! How did the aircrew mess up this badly? The sink rate alert makes me think microburst.
The person who died didn't fasten his seatbelt, and died of injuries due to the hard landing. He probably would have survived if he had the right reflex. But the responsibility has to be shared between the company and crew and himself for his death.
That’s completely false stop making shit up first of all he grabbed a kid life vest and not a adult on and it couldn’t hold him up and second if he didn’t have his seatbelt on the plane softly touched the water it didn’t dive head first in so there’s no type of impaction that can kill a human being
@@beware8937 I'm just stating the results of the inquiry... They found no trauma on his waist, indicating that he was not fastened during the landing. Also, if the impact was smooth, we'd have a Hudson River all over again, with people calmly waiting on the wings. Instead, the fuselage was cracked, and the evacuation required for seals to get in to bring people out, because they weren't able to.
@@ambergris5705 of course things are gonna be different u don’t know what to expect yes it’s gonna flood and yes it’s gone trap doors and Windows but it was a very smooth landing over all and almost 0% impaction
@@beware8937 bro.. planes dont land on water "SOFTLY" lol your uneducated in this matter. To be exact this is ocean water with waves so that makes it worse.
@@beware8937 Based off of your comment I can tell you either 1. Are a small child 2. Know absolutely nothing about aviation Or a combination of the two. Almost everything you said is wrong, and I have no idea why people like you go out of your way to comment shit that has no actual base, it’s not funny and it doesn’t make you look smart, it’s just really damaging. Also, you used the word “impactation”. Believe it or not, that made you look about 10 times stupider, not like you have a wide vocabulary.
People say they remember him getting out of the plane but his body was found near the crash by rescue divers. So he either died immediately after exiting or (as often happens with eye witness reports) the other people THOUGHT they saw him get off when really he didnt
My brothers in the navy- Makes me proud to watch this even though hes not one of those guys in the vid 🥲❤️🔥 (Shoutout to all military peeps yall are so amazing and deserve much more❤️🔥)
“Don’t worry about your carry on because you’re slowing them down” Says the man who obviously doesn’t use inhalers , insulin, or other medications you must carry at all times that are necessary for life
As someone with lung disease and asthma I have few different medications and inhalers and the second I need them I have to use them. I use them daily and I surely be that person with carry on.
I think you'll get a pass for holding on to them :) I usually keep a few days of my meds in a pouch that I can easily grab if this kinda thing happens. Doubt I'll ever need it for an airplane landing on water, but I feel a lot safer having it.
Worrying how many people in the comments are saying they would stop to take their luggage, look at Aeroflot flight 1492 where people died unnecessarily because of other people being selfish.
Ummm excuse me. But if the plane crash lands or ditches in the ocian. And i take my personal bag and someone dies. It’s not my fault! It’s the pilot’s fault or the fault of the plane. Also! You don’t know why people take there belongings, there whole life might be in that one bag and it might be worth the risk to them. Don’t be judging until you’ve been there.
I saw somewhere that they did survive the landing, but in the confusion of being evacuated they fell overboard of one of the boats and drowned due to not being able to swim. It might be wrong though, I only saw it in the comments here.
That wasn’t luggage that was a Navy medic’s backpack…he went up to the door, looked in and spoke with the guy that was pixelized, saw no injuries and threw it back before going fully in. The Navy would never have suffered any fools like that!
@@KomradeDoge that's exactly what they would have done and we (first responders) will physically remove you from impeding progress. We're legally obligated to save you but not at all obligated to be nice about it. We will be until you become a liability. I've been going through this comment section calling all these morons out about how they say if it was this or that medication then they're getting their bag and I'm like no, you're not. If there's even any passengers like me there, I'm trained in dealing with emergency situations and I know what the priority is, you're gonna shut your mouth, put your life vest on, and help the elderly and passengers with multiple children. The Navy will have whatever you need on land or their ship, "b-but my husband is a diabetic, you can't do that", watch me bitch, you're getting off that plane or someone will physically remove you and I will see to it that you're charged for impediment of a rescue operation. Insulin is a standard drug in drug boxes so if it takes them a few hours to get to you, you'll be fine
@@roguespearsf thank you for your service, your doing God's work (or whatever force you believe in I'm personally atheist but whatever helps you stay sane in this topsy-turvy world)
The decisive and no bullshit direct explanation of flight crew error after error is oddly satisfying. No matter the situation, if someone fucked up, I want no sugar coating anymore.
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I'm just impressed that the plane didn't breakup when they hit the water. The pilot at least kept it wings level, but it sounds like that's the only thing they did right.
It could have been a plane malfunction or a surprise storm.
Edit: Forgot what I said I didn’t finish the video yet
Planes are sturdier than they look, especially one designed in the 60s
Also the plane was on approach so it wouldn't be flying at a very high speed
I bet they are good pilots that got cocky. And this reminded them real quick why they have procedures.
I bet they are good pilots that got cocky. And this reminded them real quick why they have procedures.
I was in the navy and i can tell u that’s a medic bag. He has to carry that with him at all times. That bag has more stuff in it to save a life than what was on that plane i guarantee you.
We actually have a ton of first aid/safety/security and emergency equipment on board, that unfortunately the crew isn’t allowed to reveal, but trust me, it’s a lot.
Trust in God
@@Hushiization god only exists in the hands of medical professionals and murderers
@@MrMorsbach ur not allowed to reveal….. what safety measures you guys have in place??????
@@MrMorsbach why the secrecy?
Fun fact: there are more planes underwater than submarines in the sky
You're not wrong, but clearly you're not right
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The one person who died was not wearing their seatbelt. This is why you need to pay attention to the safety briefings.
source : trust me bro
Yeah but sadly people laugh at safety
Have you been on a plane recently? All they do is mumble into the microphone and it is impossible to hear what they are saying.
@@SavageHunter1112its literally common sense to wear the fking seatbelt
@@lakraknjeprak2536 read the wikipedia
The fact that the aircraft didn't break apart is a blessing in itself
And didn’t sink immediately. Obviously they’re made like that but it is amazing
@@jagged6373 it really is incredible
It was also very lucky that the accident happened during the day and the sea was very calm, despite the bad weather.
@@UnpleasantDog agreed 🙌
Was the pilot responsible or was the blessing?
"one passenger sadly died"
It would be sad to be that guy, really is a one in a million situation
They don’t explain if he was old or sick or something
@@tigrehermano well if we're talking about a plane crash it's expected they died because of the accident 😐
@@kelducks it also could have been hijacked
@@kelducks naw. It was the big issue with counting deaths last year. Dying while being in a plane crash and dying from a plane crash are very different things.
@@Jason.cbr1000rr wtf
That wasn't his carryon, it was a combat medic bag....first aid supplies...
How do you know he isn’t just using a bag like that to carry his personal stuff?
@@lithiumfpv9254 if you ever been on an airplane, it would have text saying if it is first aid, so you clearly cannot believe anything
Well then where is the cross or the first aid on the side of it
Can't find my cap....oh you have it
@@larrysalamander7608 Do you know what color the black box is?
I love how people just naturally go to help others in dire need, like the local people with their boats here. It restores my faith in human nature.
This is the United States Navy, per the video.
lol it’s the navy that came but nice speech
@@alouise3557 Also, as stated in the video, local boats.
Glad they're alive, RIP to that single person who wasn't able to make it.
@Bigg GIB'S fun house he drowned
@BRUH UWU HI BRUH, MILLIONS DIE BY GUNS YEARLY AND A SINGLE MAN IS NO SHOCKER FOR THE WORLD THAT IS GETTING DISASSOCIATION WHILE WE LET MURDER RUN FREE UWU NO ONE CARES, THERE IS NO HUMANITY ONLINE AND THE INTERNET IS A JOKE UWU
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plot twist: no one thought it was a movie set
Facts
Plot twist: they were role playing
@@PwnageJ plot twist: they were role playing
@@shamusbowron755 thx for pointing that out
@@PwnageJ thx for pointing that out
Ngl I am not mad at the guy who kept his bag because he was basically the last person and he may have had someone thing important inside that he needed
So did everyone else on the plane...
@@enderbartnik3148 what if he was diabetic and had insulin in his bag? That’s a little more important than Billy Bob Joes laptop.
@@enderbartnik3148 if I'm the last out idgaf
Plus it wasn't just a carry on it was a med bag
First or last does it matter ? I’d still do
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He knew that cameraman never dies.
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Why didn't this get more like?
Dude
😂😂😂 mayday taught us right
thanks
As someone who studied for a Private Pilots license and flew planes with seasoned cargo pilots it just amazes me how multimillion dollar planes end up short of runway when there are many instruments and systems to tell you altitude. Pilot error 1000%
how on earth did they miss the runway by 15000 feet? asking since maybe youd know
When you can't see anything in front of you, you tend to get disoriented. Couple that with poorly trained pilots or pilots who think they know better than their instruments, then you get this. A competent pilot and ALL pilots should know and be proficient in flying with only looking at the instruments.
@@Blakezilla594 even good pilots need to be able to see through the window not just instruments, you can mis-judge where to land if you cant see the runway, instruments are mainly secondary stuff for flying, when you cant see too well in front of you ,you have no choice but to contact atc tower so they can say where about they are to the runway and then that's where instruments come in as the atc tower will say the altitude etc
@@HighFlyer6969 No, ever heard of IFR and ILS??
Not always pilot error there is a thousand different variables.
What about large storms causing them to change coarse?
Guy who saved his bag was just saving his crypto hard-drive he had in his bag.
Most likely something really valuable, more valuable than his own life. Well not really but something that means a lot to him and he can’t let go. Either way, I’d leave all my belongings in the plane and get out!
😂😂😂
Few years later he would definitely be a millionaire
Twas a backpack he could have just put it on so it didnt slow anything down as every second counts in an emergency
That was a navy med bag
No one going to talk about the poor passenger who lost their life all because the flight crew ignored their training causing the plane to crash and them to drown
No because that is the obvious and also they're obsessed with the carry-on.
For some reason SOME people are too stupid to understand what I said, like headless chickens, so I'll edit it.
"No one is talking about that because everyone is too busy talking about the carry-on"
Gather round, dumb people.
@@eyesaiah8405 First of all, the person bringing the medical pack was bringing necessary supplies.
Second, he survived. He wasn’t the one that died, as you can see in the video, he is clearly alive. Third, yes, obviously it was the crew’s fault as they had all necessary tools to maintain their altitude and safely aviate until they are out of the storm, but they didn’t follow their training which lead to a crash landing.
@@p1kkuma whooosh. I was answering the main comment's question. "No one's going to talk about the poor passenger who lost their-... Blah blah blah" and check my comment again.
@@eyesaiah8405 thats even worst
@@hamidoxstory2475 wdym? What's worse?
Don’t call out the guy who risked his life being last on the plane (at least thats what it looks like) and ONLY THEN bringing his MEDICAL BAG out to help anyone who needs medical assistance.
Yes and they say it's his carry on bag.
Tbh only one person died though so I assume people were already helped out who were injured before they arrived.
The guy in the blue got the backpack (nothing about it looks medical) from the passenger at the door with the life vest on 🙄
Whenever I fly, my carry-on is my backpack with medical and emergency supplies. (TSA compliant, at least.) Not because of plane crash per se but because travel is travel, you can get stranded or injured and you’re far from home.
I would NEVER leave that motherfucker behind unless I had no other choice. Go ahead and chew me out.
@@RealBelisariusCawl Same here. My insulin and stuff are in there, it comes with me unless you point a gun at my head.
Homie with the bag wasn't about to piss off the cartel with a "lost" bag..
🤣
@InnKolddBludd dude, just because of that it doesn't mean you can't save your backpack, come on! You don't friggin know what was inside it and you do know that once the plane is gone the backpack is gone for good.
@@valberm exactly, if you're on a plane with a small backpack I'm fairy certain it had good stuff in it, if not ID, inhaler or something, there was probably good things for survival, like water, soap, Food, etc
@InnKolddBludd 😂😂
Bruh 😂
My carry on has my lifesaving medications so yes I'm definitely going to worry about it. Don't judge what you don't know
Then u should take it out and then drop the rest or something
@@chocolatedonut6312 The bag in the video is actually a medical bag. The guy throwing it to the boat is a navy.
He needs to carry that bag everywhere
It’s funny as if you look at the plane inside all the storage above is open and mostly empty meaning most people took their belongings
@@chocolatedonut6312 You really gonna start looking through your stuff in a crash?
Even if you do find it in a calm and collected manner, now you're risking dropping it.
If it's life or death you just take the whole ass bag.
If not, then yeet that shit.
@@chocolatedonut6312 thats an even stupider idea
Landed 15000 feet short...
Boss phones:"where are you"
Me:"Just getting off the bus now" *Lock front door*
Ha! I know this too well! I have a pretty lengthy commute, so my go to is "ah man traffic is fd today, we are parked!"
As I'm putting my shoes on at the house...
Not funny, just stop
@@roguespearsf not fany por YOU
@@roguespearsf it was funny
@@roguespearsf ratio
This is why I have major flight anxiety
Just remember the vast majority of planes do not crash.
bro this doesnt happen everyday XD there are more people who die on car crashes than planes, there are more chances of you being killed by a coconut falling off a tree than in a plane just saying
The guys who brought his backpack was basically the last to exit the aircraft, which means he wasn’t slowing down the evacuation process. Also the stuff in their could be really meaningful or important to him so don’t see anything wrong with that
It could also have important medication for either himself or someone else!
It looked more like a first aid kit. Had two tourniquets on it, which to me makes me think it was one of the Navy guys bag
Yeah or like hell, dude could be diabetic and that could have his insulin which is hella expensive
@@sad...4854 it's not about money, it's about not dying while going to port
@@nieznajomy7 yeah but the point I’m making is that people usually can’t get more insulin if their insurance doesn’t cover it, ⟟ know here it only covers it being bought once ⏃ month. That would kill him even after he’s rescued.
Not a single seat cushion being used as a flotation device.
@@kerrbyy7825 yup. In some planes, instead of a floating seat, you have inflatable life jackets
Yeah really, I never even noticed that until I read your post, thxs.
That's why you keep your important items that you can't lose on you or in a bag that's at your feet and on your back in a second so that you don't have to waste anyone's time and you don't lose your life's work that you didn't back up from your laptop like a moron. Unless you got millions in cash or diamonds which would be impossible to bring in a plane let alone move easily, nothing is worth as much as someone else's life. Well millions in diamonds could just fit in your pocket really. But what are you doing in a passenger plane at that point just buy a private jet.
@@existextinct bruh what are you even talking about?
yeah, they had 8 boats, life jackets, wings and the fucking navy dawg, i’m pretty sure those seats are a contingency
“Landed 15,000 feet short of a runway”
Flight crew that broke multiple flight procedures: Close enough
Hi
Yea onky like 2 1/2 miles short lol
@@ispartacus1337 more like 3
@@JaggedMedal ah yea my dumbass was thinking a mile is like 5650 ft...😂
I could still argue I'm closer without going over though, that was my logic when I didnt pick 3 in the first place lol
15000ft for a Boeing 737 is about 1 minute of distance at landing speeds.
youtube shorts guy under fire for not realizing its a medic bag
How do you know that it's a medic bag and not just one that looks like one? If it was a medic bag, it would have a red cross and it would have "FIRST AID" printed on it. Sounds like the narrator is correct.
@@eatabowlofshit pretty sure it was a us navy corpman medic bag they generally don't have things like that written on them.
Using footage of two different planes too.
Ratio'd
@@eatabowlofshitcause every bag in the world suddenly and magically has "medical" appear on the outside whenever medical supplies are placed inside..
The passenger loss of life was due to not wearing seat belt... and his head and face were badly injured, killing him within about 3 minutes.
Should've worn a seat belt
There's so many possibilities to blame here. Might be the cabin crew didn't properly checked the passengers prior to landing, or that passengers get used to "Safe Landings" that's why he detached the seatbelts earlier. Anyways, that person is already dead, there's no point to blame him, only cabin crews need to retrain and always double check their passengers' seatbelt.
Darwin award winner then?
Thanks, that's the info I was looking for.
Deserved. Next time listen to the flight attendants, and the seatbelt sign
Imagine being a professional navy medic and putting your life in potential danger to save others all for some RUclips shorts creator that wasn't even close to the situation to say you're slowing things down
This right fkin here 🙌
Most of these content "creators" just steal other people's videos and say whatever dumb shit that goes through their little vulture heads
@@myratsalad it’s not jealousy it’s art of RUclips nowadays . Take some ones else’s video footage or there whole video and break it down as your “own”. It’s why millions of copyright claims get made every single day. People are ALWAYS trying to make money the easiest ways . And if that’s like these compilation of other youtubers or these podcasts . It’s sad , because people realize they can just make money off of someone else .
Its a honest mistake. Chill out
@@davyjones7334 yeah and so do most creators
Sometimes “that one guy with luggage” has medical issues and needs it to live.
Yup. I’m a diabetic. Sometimes my bag of snacks saves my life.
But usually not. And unless they’re crashing on a deserted island that person can replace their stuff, get medical attention etc. But you know what can’t be replaced? The people who drowned or burned up because they couldn’t get out in time because people like him held things up getting their stuff.
@@Sashazur when medical is needed ITS needed immediately the fcking virus wont wait for you to get the medicine
It was already proven before that it wasn't this. The person who had died wasn't wearing a seatbelt, and going from 150 knots to 0 in less than 5 seconds is surely going to cause injury even with a seatbelt.
@@Sashazur you say people. It was one.
"Landed 15,000 feet short of a runway"
Ryanair: close enough
So I used to think the same thing. But check out the channel "Mentor Pilot". He's one of Ryanair's check pilots / instructors.
@@PsRohrbaughI worked 2 years for Ryanair as cabin crew we are trained very well however a lot of new pilots start their careers there without previous experience. So I mean it is safe to say that the experience is not like other airlines I have worked with.
Who have also never had a major plane incident. Nothing wrong with Ryanair
@@thomasswainson2047
So they had “minor plane crashes”?
How is that better? What is the difference anyways?
An air crash is an air crash, people die planes get destroyed.
As soon as one of the crew doesn’t know where they are. They should immediately discontinue and climb to the minimum safe altitude. I don’t understand how these accidents happen. It’s literally drilled into you when you start IFR training. How can an experienced flight crew fail to conduct a missed approach.
When I was playing Microsoft flight simulator in VR I came across a really bad storm and I couldn't tell if I was going up or down but then I just had to take a look at my thingy I don't know what it's called forgive me and I could see that I was going down instead of up I too agree how it's kind of hard with a lot of training to not remember these types of things guys lucky he didn't die considering you got full front force into the ocean
Because think of how fast the plane was going and think of a train they both go pretty fast pretty hard to stop right? Well maybe it’s pretty hard to turn when your going that fast and by the time they found out that they were to low they already touched the water 😒
@@walkingredflag1 it’s easy for a plane to just climb up because it’s designed to.. trains usually travel in straight lines with shallow curves because they don’t need to take sharp turns
@@walkingredflag1 The crew should be monitoring their flight instrumentation though to avoid a deviation off of the approach. The 737 also has GPWS which was active telling them that they were descending off of the approach. I get what you’re saying about descent rate but if that was the case and you were monitoring instruments, an aircraft even of that size is still capable of fast changes in descent rate and could climb out of a dangerous situation (unless of mechanical failure). Unfortunately most of the time it’s human error that causes CFIT (Controlled flight into terrain) or in this case, the ocean.
@@TheDivineCallingofJesusChrist What you’re describing is a basic skill that every pilot from day one learns and never forgets 👍 If you’re operating in cloud, monitoring of flight instruments and cross checking them against each other is key to maintaining situational awareness. The instruments can be prone to errors due to mechanical or environmental issues such as icing but still. Multiple systems would have to fail at the same time to produce a situation that a well trained pilot couldn’t identify.
I don't know what that guys reason for getting his bag is but some people have medical equipment they can't live with out that in an emergency they need to retrieve. Don't just assume that someone just doesn't want to part with their fully replaceable items because it's not always the case.
Not sure how true this is but a lot of people are saying that the guy is a navy doc and the bag was full of 1st aid
I would definitely be grabbing my bag with insulin and supplies. I don’t trust insurance or the medical system to replace it sadly.
@@wolfpak8322 same.. I’m a methadone patient and I’d rather die diving for my lockbox of meds than live without the lockbox of meds 🙈
@@RaccoonNationI hear you. I’d be grabbing my kratom.
yeah it was a med doc and his medical first aid supply in that bag this dude is just stealing others videos and calling them his own with his own shit about "slowing down the operation" when it's a fking medic bag. this shoes how little he cares about any of this he just wants to make easy money [̲̅$̲̅(̲̅ιοο̲̅)̲̅$̲̅]
I hate that someone died, but it’s a miracle anyone lived.
All it took in that wreck was decent safety equipment. So it's a surprise anyone died
@@fadinglight3920 No offense but I can see you’re not an aerospace engineer. Planes are not made hardened to survive crashes. They are designed to fly in the air. Safety equipment had little to do with that plane not coming into pieces. They can count their blessings that the pilots put it down exactly as they did. Else it would have broken up into many pieces. I say this coming with 12 years of engineering education and as a designer of guided missile systems.
@@unsearchablethings8167 pretty sure planes are designed to be able to survive emergency landings in water. I mean I’m sure it was easily possible for them to approach at a bad angle and completely destroy the plane and many or all passengers, but I wouldn’t say it’s a “miracle”.
@@jackpokrywka542 They can land in water but really they aren't designed for it and it's really dangerous. Lots of bigger jets because of the weight when they land in water end up flipping and breaking apart.
@@unsearchablethings8167 Any tips on building homemade ICBMs? Asking for a friend... 😉
Bro that water is so freaking clear
Yes, water in that region is crystal clear.
And the aspect you are seeing as clear is also the white wing underwater radiating doe sort of brightness
The creator:"don't be the guy worried about his carry-on because it slows everyone else.🤓"
Me:" But...it's not what you think."
😂 that was the only "not what you think" in this video
Love it
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Tiktok 😅
@@ziepex7009 then go back to tiktok if you miss it so much. You sound more like your too upset that someone on RUclips is using your cherished tiktok emojis.
🤡
I feel like people need to understand that military personnel, especially medics in the military, have certain things they need to carry at all times. If there’s a chance to salvage military equipment, it will be done.
Apparently Biden missed that message....
@@DertyMike haha. Nice 👍🏽 one I hope trump goes for president again I think the world will end because he will expose the stage and we are on it (the people of the world)
I can tell you're not in the military, have never been and will never be. Salvage equipment? 🤣🤣🤣 If y'all only knew the truth 🤣
@@yootoob2 yeah we know; the pentagon blows through money, the amount of salvage weapon projects that go no where and the amount of guns we gage terrorists, we get it, haha the military and gov suck at spending money.
@@samuelponce1 he lost LMFAOOOOO
I love the content man keep it up
FYI for all, this is Air Niugini Flight 73.
TANGFU again.
Corret
FYI Air Niugini Flight 73
What nation?
Papua New Guinea is where the airline is from
Micronesia is where the place crashed
@@heavenlycity777
“15,000 feet short”
You say it like that was close
for a plane, thats short.
5,280 feet in a mile
Nearly 3 miles short lol
@@JordansTake35 takes a plane 11 seconds to travel 1 mile going full speed
The only thing that would be considered short is that the plane was 840 ft short of being 3 miles short of the runway...🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@spidersandbugs if you’re trying to land full speed - good luck
Everyone: taking their personal belongings.
Me: yanks out the small touchscreen from the seat.
Lol, yes.
As someone who used to work on those seats: Prepare to be disappointed
@@JK360noscope seats are terrible floatation devices anyway lol
@@JK360noscope I always wondered ir it's a full tablet built in or only a display connected to a unit that controlls all of them?
@@vlogmaster9568 The screen is integrated to the seats. Chances are if you want to take it out you have to bring the whole seat
Love ur vids man, keep em coming
Glad you like them!
@@NotWhatYouThink yeah this one is awesome!! Not everyday you see the flooded interior of the cabin or the video footage from the cockpit
What an awesome community
@@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor air crash investigators would disagree with you
@@krishnamittal1858 You got him there man
Respect to the Navy Seals and locals for helping .
Buddy, what? these are not SEALs. These are the real heroes. United States Coastguardsmen.
They should go to jail for ignoring the thing saying “too low”
They should go to jail for ignoring ALL of the warnings
The "thing" was a person. The flight engineer actually. He managed to re order what was happening on his phone. And it was later used as evidence.
They definitely would go to jail the same for if you was to drive a ship a crash it , if you happen to leave and people die , it would be on you cuz you was driving so I believe one of them stayed and died cuz they going have to pay for the plane
Build flying saucers instead, idiots. Lol
@@unitedspacepirates9075 what
"Btw don't be the guy who worries about his carry on luggage" BUT IT'S NOT WHAT YOU THINK..... it's a sailor's backpack probably with 1st aid.
I don't care. If I survive a plane crash, my phone and laptop and clothes are coming with me. Need that shit since the rest of the luggage is in the bottom of the plane. Dude should of put it on his back though.
@@TylerMcKinney ok cool I guess
Even if it wasn't. No way I'm leaving my stuff in the plane just to show to people that I care more about life. I'm taking every thing ibcsn easily carry with me. Lol.
yes *probably* with first aid *probably*
To the people here who'll take their luggage how selfish you are. Imagine there's a fire in the back and you on the front row is reaching up taking your belongings...just despicable
Plot twist: his luggage has a PS5 and a engagement ring inside
"plot twist"
It's one or the other. Can't be both
PS6 and divorce finalization papers.
I hate that called “plot twist,” thank it always sounds like it was some annoying 13 year old saying it. It’s just annoying in and of itself. There is no fucking “plot,“ it’s just stupid.
@User Name … is this a joke…? Cuz bro engagement rings are just expensive and I don’t get the joke 💀
To the one that didn’t make it, May you Rest In Peace. I’m so sorry for the family and friends of that loved one.
Apparently he didn't wear his seatbelt and ignored the sign
@@DinoBrycesource?
@@soldier3157wikipedia
@@soldier3157this is flight niugini 73
@@DinoBrycedeserved 😂
I think that was a med-kit in that backpack. He looks like he decided he wouldn't need it
Yeah that looks like one of the rescue team's bags. That's a really common bag in the military, so it wouldn't surprise me if it's from the boarding crew and he realized it would be too cumbersome in the tight spaces of the plane.
Though, that advise about leaving your carry on, 100% leave that thing. Its not worth your life, and it's especially not worth the lives of the people behind you.
@@KomradeDoge unless it's like your medicine. in which case it would be pretty important to you.
That was a military style assault pack, looks kind of like my LBT medic bag. LBT makes a ton of stuff for the Navy
@@gameguy0101 unless you're going to need it on the rescue boat, that can be replaced too.
@@roguespearsf an LGBT bag?
What military did you serve at?!
Ok but that doesn’t look like a normal carry on. It could’ve been first aid or have life-saving equipment for passengers with specific conditions.
Yeah I was gonna say it looks like a military assault pack, like the ones we use as marines
it looks like a military backpack
Its a medic bag
Thank goodness, I wonder how that 1 person died.
That guy was a Navy Seal and he needs that bag at all times
It’s sad when people die not because of some oversight or malfunction, but instead because someone couldn’t be bothered to do their job the right way.
it’s not always the pilots fault. i’m sure there was something wrong with the engine and it was a choice to either land in water or land on the land (not the runway) i would easily choose the water since planes are designed to land in the water in case of emergency
Couldn’t be bothered to do their job right? There was most likely a problem with the plane probably an engine problem and they had to land the plane in the water, they saved everyone but 1 passenger. And what do you mean “couldn’t be bothered to do their job right” they are on the plane too if they fuck up they die and so does everyone on the plane. Shit isn’t an RC plane the pilots are also on board fearing for their own lives so they did what they thought was best
@@warrencagle2994 “I’m sUrE tHeRe wAs sOmEtHiNg wRoNg wItH tHe EnGinE” watch the video again, genius. quote, “investigation revealed the flight crew broke multiple operating procedures and ignored numerous oral alerts”
@@hackxy1165 “tHeRe wAs mOsT LikElY a pRoBlEm wItH tHe pLaNe” yes, the problem was found after careful investigation to be the flight crew, who “broke multiple operating procedures and ignored numerous oral alerts”
@@RATsnak3 man i was nice about it to you too..
Thank God, most of the passengers were rescued!
You don’t know what may have been in that guy’s carryon, whenever I travel I carry my medication in a lockbox in my carryon and without it I will be in no condition to travel (and because one of those prescriptions is a controlled substance, it would be extremely valuable to thieves and looters). So even if I’m in an emergency situation, I’m damn sure gonna take my carryon if at all possible, within reason, but at the same time, in this situation, I would just put it on my back and go go go just like I would without it, all my important meds are already in ziplocs when I travel so no need to worry about getting wet.
@@caibabas64 hard to know how you’re going to react in a stressful situation
Yeah I’d make sure I had my rucksack, I always carry my meds on me and am very reliant on them. I’m on over 30 pills a day, lidocaine patches and inhalers, I literally need my meds. I don’t have a passport so I can’t see this ever happening to me anyway lol
@@caibabas64 in this case crash was mild, but there were situations when in front people are chilling, taking their carryon while ones in the back are burning alive.
2019
The fire engulfed the rear of the aircraft, killing 41 of the 78 occupants.
...
Aeroflot Flight 1492.
@@903-v8u the safety protocols are exactly for ppl who lose their common sense. It’s so that hundreds of people can be safely evacuated instead of them trampling over themselves or doing other dumb shit.
People think they are so capable. Till an emergency actually happens.
Earlier NWYT : Once he showed underwater tank
Now NWYT : Underwater plane
Next NWYT : Flying Submarine
*Flying ship already exists in the form of former Soviet Union's Ekranoplan*
NWYT in latest video : Space Shuttle experiencing L.A. Traffic
😁
Yes but they were considered as boats not planes
did you know there are more planes in the sea than there are subs in the sky?
@@coreytaylor447 it's Not What I Thought
@@pranavyadav208 😁
To be fair a carry on bag might have a survival kit in it like my EDC does. So it would be a useful thing to have
It looked like a medical kit. There was two tourniquets on the bag, so I'd assume it was one of the Navy guy's.
I hope this morning all of them are safe and everyone appreciate a new sunrise. Thank you for the rescue teams!
FYI for those who aren't aviation geeks like me. Never inflate the life vest until OUT of the plane. If the rolls upside down, you're done. Also, when underwater, FOLLOW THE BUBBLES to escape!
Actually really good tips.. I’ve flown on passenger planes dozens of times, and I never remember the flight attendant mentioning WHEN to inflate it.. I feel like that’s pretty important, and it makes sense to do it outside the plane
@@JohnFKennedy420 every single flight I've been on the safety videos or their instructions always say to inflate once in the water and never IN the plane.
If you can see anything
Thx bro ill remember next time i crash on my trip to papa guinea
reasoning: if the plane sinks and you’ve inflated your life vest before exiting, you might be buoyant as the water rises above the doorway and it’d be insanely difficult to get out
Flight engineer: Can we not be like 5 feet from the ocean surface?
Pilot: But I wanna see some dolphins!
Someone has been watching Sovietwomble...
XDDDDDDD AHAHAHAH
Dude has his life saving medicine in a backpack. Narrator makes fun of him for no reason.
Dude probably has a laptop and clothes in that bag.
Leave your shit behind and don't endanger everyone's lives.
@@lordgman1 Talk like you were there.
@@lordgman1 Are you fucking kidding me mate, there are thousands of people travelling across the world with life saving medication which they cannot live without, do you think they would just leave it behind in the plane when they NEED it to live?
Use your fucking brains before you post please, for the love of god.
@@lordgman1 in carry on? Carry on is where most people keep their wallets, laptop, identification info and medication. Three of those things can be extremely vital. If someone needs to take their carry on, then they need to take their carry on.
Narrator didn’t make fun of anyone, he is just suggesting that don’t be the guy who worries about his carry on baggage in an emergency situation like this, it doesn’t have any connection to the guy who is throwing out his bag.
I am thankful all of those passengers were ok. But wow, only one passed 💔RIP. Condolences to the friends, family and loved ones.
Let's talk about how awesome it was that the locals came out as well and helped BIG props to them !!!
My heart goes out to the person that died. Poor fellow just thought he was going someplace, didn't know it would be the grave 😔
I hope they were able to retrieve their (idk if it was a man or woman) body for proper burial/preparation for death… :(
@@madisonsteele11 it was a male and they did retrieve his body. So sad..
Yeah :(
It’s incredible how fragile life is.
We take it for granted and we seem to forget, yet situations like this really put it into perspective for me.
POV 9/11
He didn’t where the seatbelt which made him sustain injuries to his neck and head. So it’s on him
Plane: *warning, pull up. Warning, pull up
Pilot: i better film this for the clout
its proof for what happened. He will get sued
He was in the jump seat not a crew member on the flight.
Smh
@@littlebear4264 it wasn’t the pilot that was filming. It was the flight engineer who doesn’t get to make the choice. The captain was the one ignoring the sink alert
@@littlebear4264 how
I Am So Sorry For Your Loss❤
The plane landed in chuuk waters micronesia me and my cousins rushed out in our motor boats to assist! it was pretty interesting for us because this was the first time my people encountered anyone from that country . It was a pleasure!!
Not everyone would do that. Thank you for your help, the world needs more people like you, bless you.
Stellar work mate, you saw something happen and immediately reacted. A lot of people would freeze up, but you stepped up
You guys are heroes.
thanks a lot for what you guys did!
Thank you Chuuk. From Papua New Guinea
I wouldn’t lug a carryon suitcase out with me but, I’d probably just keep my backpack on my back as I evacuated -in this instance.
Same because my backpack carries needed things. My backpack is a EDC bag
AFAIK you don't get to bring anything at all.
Dont bring shit or the rest of the passengers will fuck you up lol
I have my important medical supply with me that keeps me going so I would do the same and keep in on my back. If anyone gets mad and tries any thing id trip them so fast!!!!
@@Tier1Rabbit I think getting a majority of passengers off is more important than yourself fyi
Carry-ons like that one, military bag, will probably have an IFAK or a med kit in it.
No, most of the losers who have military backpacks are just empty or extra clothes
@@yav1d having a military backpack makes you a loser?
Ooook
@Michael redditor spotted
@Michael oh woah good one
Always check the EU black list before booking a flight on any airline you’re not acquainted with. Even though they may not fly to the EU, the airlines with sketchy maintenance and/or unqualified pilots will be on the list and it behoves everyone to do due diligence for your personal safety.
I flew to Kathmandu with Biman Bangladesh and at one point I thought I was going to die because the plane took a very hard right bank lol
Behooves eh?
@@flyguyry1that's great i remembered it again gotta check if that wins as Wiktionary Word of the day
do you remember boeing plane had an issue with autopilot software to the point that their plane nosedive straight into the ocean? maybe EU should blacklist everything made by boeing.
Spirit?
My grandad brings all his meds in his Carry on bag- that’s where most people have there important stuff that’s could possibly save there life
He can replace his meds, or they can administer them at the hospital after he’s been rescued. But when a plane is burning or sinking, any delay could cause multiple deaths. Would he want that on his conscience? Worse, would he want to be one of the victims who couldn’t get off the plane in time because someone in front of him slowed things down to grab their stuff?
It would be kinda cool to scuba dive down there.
At last recover the dead person if not already done so he can have a proper burial. Rip.
@@Echristoffe I think they already did that
Yesss!!
@@Echristoffe they most likely recovered the body with them as they rescued the people. Left them for last of course but as long as it didn’t sink quickly they can be retrieved.
That's what he said
I'm going in a trip in 2 days and boy am I glad it's a road trip. This is so scary and I feel so bad for the person who passed and all his loved ones. Rest in peace.🌹
Statistically, your road trip has a better chance at killing you than a plane ride. That being said, I like having control over my car. I couldn’t imagine falling out of the sky while being stuck in a seat all because the pilots were negligent! I’ll stick to driving everytime too ✌️
Ikr imagine being that one person out of everyone losing your life very sad
i have been scared of planes all my life, i’m 20 and just took my first flight. i LOVED it. it’s really not bad, you don’t get that roller coaster feeling or anything
You are so much more likely to get into a car crash than a plane crash
I think I would trust 2 trained airplane pilots in a plane more than I would a few thousand strangers each steering their own car
Thank God all passengers are ok..🙏🙏r.i.p. to the person who lost his life
Carry on luggage may have necessary life saving medication like insulin in it.
Doesn't matter, I'm getting you off that plane. I'm a firefighter so I know full well that help is coming with everything you need and this is just an excuse to grab your shit and that's not happening with people like me on that plane. Nope, I'm legally obligated to see you rescued and I'm not at all obligated to be nice about it
@Celery Race they bring stuff like that to accident scenes.... Wikipedia PhDs like you get people killed and slow down rescue operations because you THINK you know all but we already planned for that in our response framework. even if I'm a passenger on that plane, I can start implementing that response framework and directly integrate with the rescuers once they're on scene. Until they get there it's my scene and you'll do what your told. See there will be other people there who will recognize what I'm doing and they will back me up 100% including the crew because after accidents like that happen they're trained to identify people like myself
@@roguespearsf I disagree. There are multiple kinds of insulin’s and multiple forms of delivery. Knowing you have exactly what you need is vital to staying out of a coma
@Celery Race Amen! I commented the same before I saw your comment. People don’t understand that you need your specific insulin or other medications especially when you’re under this kind of stress and your body is going to produce adrenalin which will raise your glucose dangerously high or the reverse of that is you’ve burned so much energy that you also need the food in that pack, which is as vital as insulin. Thank you for being acutely aware. I just hope the naysayer isn’t around when I need my bag of life saving supplies.
@Celery Race people are foolishly unaware. I applaud your comment!
The way he is dead serious and completely composed when he says “landed 15,000 feet short of a runway” made me die
🤣🤣🤣 💯 why not just say "almost 3 miles/4.5 kilometers"
Was he supposed to be screaming? Wdym 🤡
3 miles is extremely short. A couple thousand feet is understandable, but THREE MILES?!! How did the aircrew mess up this badly? The sink rate alert makes me think microburst.
@@marklindsey1995 15000ft for a Boeing 737 is about 1 minute of distance at landing speeds.
@@hossainayon9588 are you slow lmao
The person who died didn't fasten his seatbelt, and died of injuries due to the hard landing. He probably would have survived if he had the right reflex. But the responsibility has to be shared between the company and crew and himself for his death.
That’s completely false stop making shit up first of all he grabbed a kid life vest and not a adult on and it couldn’t hold him up and second if he didn’t have his seatbelt on the plane softly touched the water it didn’t dive head first in so there’s no type of impaction that can kill a human being
@@beware8937 I'm just stating the results of the inquiry... They found no trauma on his waist, indicating that he was not fastened during the landing. Also, if the impact was smooth, we'd have a Hudson River all over again, with people calmly waiting on the wings. Instead, the fuselage was cracked, and the evacuation required for seals to get in to bring people out, because they weren't able to.
@@ambergris5705 of course things are gonna be different u don’t know what to expect yes it’s gonna flood and yes it’s gone trap doors and Windows but it was a very smooth landing over all and almost 0% impaction
@@beware8937 bro.. planes dont land on water "SOFTLY" lol your uneducated in this matter. To be exact this is ocean water with waves so that makes it worse.
@@beware8937 Based off of your comment I can tell you either
1. Are a small child
2. Know absolutely nothing about aviation
Or a combination of the two. Almost everything you said is wrong, and I have no idea why people like you go out of your way to comment shit that has no actual base, it’s not funny and it doesn’t make you look smart, it’s just really damaging.
Also, you used the word “impactation”. Believe it or not, that made you look about 10 times stupider, not like you have a wide vocabulary.
Came from media Mondays. This fire bro 🔥🔥. Hella wavy
If the content wasn’t as good as it is I still wouldn’t skip it for the simple fact that the delivery is always good!
I dont think anyone thought this was a film set
Ikr
Nolan
I did....
Eat your cereal
Have you seen the film set they use for the titanic? 😂
The guy who appears with black shorts ♥️♥️♥️,it's a perfect vision.♥️♥️♥️☺️
🚄Esto es arte puro.- ¡Espero que tu carrera sea un camino lleno de éxito, crecimiento y felicidad!
People say they remember him getting out of the plane but his body was found near the crash by rescue divers. So he either died immediately after exiting or (as often happens with eye witness reports) the other people THOUGHT they saw him get off when really he didnt
Probably saw his body floating around and thought he was swimming
I'm confused as to why these two statements don't line up for you.
creepy
What would really suck, is surviving the initial crash only to die immediately after getting out of the wreck. May their soul Rest In Peace 🙏
They found his body on the plane.
He apppears to have landed a bit short of the runway
Ha yesssss
Just a bit
its ok, according to x plane 11, he can just float back to shore. the water is only 3 ft deep anyway.
2.8 miles isnt as far as you think in the context of flight
@@lucidcortex8444 no but when judging it to how close you MISSED the runway...... lol
My brothers in the navy-
Makes me proud to watch this even though hes not one of those guys in the vid 🥲❤️🔥
(Shoutout to all military peeps yall are so amazing and deserve much more❤️🔥)
“Don’t worry about your carry on because you’re slowing them down”
Says the man who obviously doesn’t use inhalers , insulin, or other medications you must carry at all times that are necessary for life
Most of the times you are able to get those kind of stuff right away
@@mark3rcat you realize you need an inhaler the second you need it right? Not an hour later.
As someone with lung disease and asthma I have few different medications and inhalers and the second I need them I have to use them. I use them daily and I surely be that person with carry on.
I think you'll get a pass for holding on to them :)
I usually keep a few days of my meds in a pouch that I can easily grab if this kinda thing happens. Doubt I'll ever need it for an airplane landing on water, but I feel a lot safer having it.
You won’t die if you miss an insulin dose
Worrying how many people in the comments are saying they would stop to take their luggage, look at Aeroflot flight 1492 where people died unnecessarily because of other people being selfish.
I damn sure can't drink all of that water, I'll buy some Gucci boots! Let me off this sum'bitch 🤣
@Daniel wouldn't blame you. Greed is an ugly thing.
Ummm excuse me. But if the plane crash lands or ditches in the ocian. And i take my personal bag and someone dies. It’s not my fault! It’s the pilot’s fault or the fault of the plane. Also! You don’t know why people take there belongings, there whole life might be in that one bag and it might be worth the risk to them. Don’t be judging until you’ve been there.
@@jormac715 That's a joke right?
@@jormac715 I'm not even going to explain how selfish that is lmao
"We're on course, on time, and on target! Everything's fine how are you?" *15k feet short of the runway sir*
YOU GOT A HOLE IN YOUR RIGHT WING!
Number 3, what do you have.
@@za.monolit I don't see anything sir, so its just clear.
Lmao, now you can do it on your F14
Can't see anything sir, the coast is clear!
Imagine being the 1 person who died in what rather looked like a smooth emergency water landing
Can’t, I’m not dead
@ッGalacthicc yeah they died of old age on the plane
Except it wasn’t an emergency water landing, they fell short of the runway and.
I saw somewhere that they did survive the landing, but in the confusion of being evacuated they fell overboard of one of the boats and drowned due to not being able to swim. It might be wrong though, I only saw it in the comments here.
@@KomradeDoge oh, so it was natural selection then
They got everyone off before they went back on for luggage. Source: Could see the crash from my apartment.
That’s what I figured; damn plane is so buoyant they could’ve gone back for the food in the galley carts
I really thought he was gonna say: don't be the guy who dies.
Yeah don't do that. It's so cringe.
who passed*,, you should have a little respect for the passing :(
@@inkyvoids he is a football player?
Let's take a moment of silence for the one who passed
You have no idea who that person was or if that person was the most evil person on the planet
@@BJCulpepper bruh you can literally say that to everything. You really think that one guy was the next hitler?
Me: Oh a floating plane
Him: Its not what you think
My brain: Error 3027-Brain overused
Edit: hmmm... how did this get 151 likes overnight?
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Floating planes look different. One could tell from word go
@@Mzwambedu so you say this plane isn't floating on the water? :)
That's a floating plane, like, literally
Jesus, plane accidents are much more common than I thought
I got chills watching this man.
I know he's good looking but calm down.
It is clips like these that remind me to backup my laptop.
Dude!
Rest in peace to that passenger
Probably heart attack
Yeah :/
Yeah and all the other tens of thousands of people dying unneccesary deaths worldwide each day.
Amen
He died of covid
Oh my freaking word I just literally like almost ran out of words 😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲
Imagine going there like a year after, not knowing this happened, going scuba diving an finding a whole boeing 737 in the water
They'll probably retrieve it if it's too deep
That wasn’t luggage that was a Navy medic’s backpack…he went up to the door, looked in and spoke with the guy that was pixelized, saw no injuries and threw it back before going fully in. The Navy would never have suffered any fools like that!
Would've thrown his bag left and told him to get on the boat on the right. Lmao
@@KomradeDoge that's exactly what they would have done and we (first responders) will physically remove you from impeding progress. We're legally obligated to save you but not at all obligated to be nice about it. We will be until you become a liability. I've been going through this comment section calling all these morons out about how they say if it was this or that medication then they're getting their bag and I'm like no, you're not. If there's even any passengers like me there, I'm trained in dealing with emergency situations and I know what the priority is, you're gonna shut your mouth, put your life vest on, and help the elderly and passengers with multiple children. The Navy will have whatever you need on land or their ship, "b-but my husband is a diabetic, you can't do that", watch me bitch, you're getting off that plane or someone will physically remove you and I will see to it that you're charged for impediment of a rescue operation. Insulin is a standard drug in drug boxes so if it takes them a few hours to get to you, you'll be fine
@@roguespearsf thank you for your service, your doing God's work (or whatever force you believe in I'm personally atheist but whatever helps you stay sane in this topsy-turvy world)
The decisive and no bullshit direct explanation of flight crew error after error is oddly satisfying. No matter the situation, if someone fucked up, I want no sugar coating anymore.
Why are big objects in the water so terrifying to me
tf i watched this 5 times in a row, didn’t realize its replaying
It's a RUclips shorts
Bye😭
My boy 🤣 thank god I’m not the only one
Omg
How high? 🤣
It happened in FSM Chuuk.
thanks to all the locals that stepped up and helped out of kindness.
Lucaas: unluckily one was d e a d
I hope Lucaas features this video in his next video and change history
R.I.P passenger 😔
Wait really?
@Kieran Nemeth one person, died
Glad that so many people lived.