Why would you not have the pilots trained in handling a stall situation? It seems there was a long list of problems with the pilots handling the aircraft.

It's always the pitot tubes. :( ......well very often atleast.... I remember a plane going down killing all on board the flight crew were friends of mine as I've flown that route in that plane dozens of times. Included in the fatalities was a 20 year old girl and her 3 weeks old baby..she was flying home so her family could meet her baby. So bloody sad.

I remember this Horrible Accident like it was today, and knowing for some time the True details abaut the tragedy,i don't even imagine the Sheer Terror of those poor people knowing that they were abaut to die in the most Horrendous scenario possible....RIP all who perish in this Tragedy.

Did it make the Guinness book of world records for the glide though?? 🤔

Why did they think they could reset the breaker in flight? Heck, I don't even like rebooting my remote work computer at home with zero chance of losing my life.

Would it kill aurbus to add feedback on the flighsticks as an indicator to the flight crew they are inputting opposite? AF 440 had same issue the pilots were fighting each other while the olane fell out of the sky.

I got goosebumps for a moment! Thankfully all survived

That's some scary shit.

So happy in the end. Glory to God.

That tech lost his job for sure... Wow.. Amazing job by the pilots

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqLRqoaqfdxobMk how can you not feel a roll rate that is x2 the usual roll rate

That moment when you get a stall and overspeed warnins simultaneously:

Seems like Airbus planes have a lot of issues with their computers. I always heard they were the better planes but now I am wondering if this is truly the case.

cap. sullivin for the save again😂

Why do the first officers love to pull up so much, it was the same with the air france flight over the ocean.

There should be a pilot only emergency door open override. It’s code should be changing every flight takeoffs and only be known to pilot. There should also be a communication system to communicate to ATC outside the cockpit by the crew or pilot.

Wow.

you're so underrated. i hope your channel gets more views !!

This is absolutely a tragedy. I have to say if he searched how to keep the other pilot from getting back in then he knew what he was doing. Why take innocent people and put them through this. 🙏🏽 to all. I'm so sorry.

So, let's promote this incompetent guy and put him in charge of lives and a massively complicated machine!!! (Really appreciate your story telling and presentation! Subscribed :)

Unbelievably good production quality man, definitely deserves more subs and views

This is why we should not take mental health lightly

Why there is no door blaster

That is imaginable if mental health is not monitor

Why do I always watch this stuff before I’m about to take a flight

How can you have CRM when the captain can't see what the FO is doing?

Why can't we make a bigger runway.. In respective of width and length also

It had to be the pitot tubes.

Bravo!!!

Oh my!!

How can you loose that much fuel and not notice it? It's maybe the most important metric in a plane. Can sb explain, i don't it. I know they have redundanr systems to their check fuel level on commercial airliners.

"I can't let you guys alone for two minutes" 😂😂

Matt Berry narrator! "It’s Clem Fandango Stephen, can you hear me?" (Toast of London)

This is very accurate. Choas in the cockpit is also very detailed .

This is more of a design flaw in Airbus sidestick

I very much enjoyed the video up until the end. I was expecting and after event explanation as to what caused the plane to malfunction to begin with.

This is horrific 😢

This is why I always think about AF447 when I fly across the Atlantic.

You´re like disaster breakdown but with a more dramatic style (Can you do pulkovo 612 on your next vid?)

Damn being a pilot ages the fuck out of you...

I bet a Boeing would disintegrate mid-air after losing all fuel 🤣

On Christmas! 😮

It’s happened so fast they barely have a minute may be less

In the end, what was the issue with the system exactly? What did investigators find?

I thought the airbus has an anti stall system where it will “save” the plane from a stall automatically? Or was that added later?

Bruh, since when did Air Crash Investigation start using msfs? ☠️

What a nice recovery!👏

Awesome video, great

Unreal

The plane crashed due to one mistake of the pilots - the operation of the joystick by both pilots at the same time, due to the lack of a disabled instruction from the captain. He had to declare "I control the aircraft", and then the co-pilot would leave the joystick and the captain would stabilize the aircraft with ease.