747 Crashes Into Hangar - Tenet | Hollywood vs Reality

[@ameisemichaela5990]

I just love Kelsey's "that's not how it works" look! 😂

[@HyperSaneDemon]

I know right, thumbnails hook me in every time.

[@ameisemichaela5990]

@@HyperSaneDemon yeah, totally 😆

[@Maple_MK]

​@British Airways Boeing 747-436 weirdo

[@BNSF157]

@British Airways Boeing 747-436 wdym?

[@jeffwickermusic134]

Absolutely! 😎👍

[@supremelordoftheuniverse5449]

Just a remark: they weren’t trying to steal the gold, it was actually a distraction set up to cover up for their break in into the hangar

[@KingoftheJuice18]

Why did they want to crash into the hangar?

[@johnregan3732]

You have to see the movie. Not that it actually makes any sense. It’s a time travel, parallel universe kind of thing. The hanger backs up to a secure area in which a portal to the reverse time universe is. They need to get to the portal.

[@addict9009]

@@KingoftheJuice18 to steal a painting

[@KingoftheJuice18]

@@addict9009 Was the painting worth more than all that gold?!

[@addict9009]

@@KingoftheJuice18 Dumping the gold was a distraction. It was really more of a means to an end. Can't explain it to much without major spoilers.

[@joachimp4265]

Small corrections, it is a 747-Classic, so the stair to the upper deck is correct. Also since the engines are running you would not be able to open the side door on the main deck. The Door is powered by the ground handling bus with is not available when engines are running.

[@acasualcactus5878]

I was flying a while ago and saw a bald first officer walking away from me and went “HI KELSEY!” It was not Kelsey.

[@peregrinefalcon9513]

Damn thats painful 😅

[@stevegreen6760]

*Then your brain goes REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE*

[@hipeopleidkwhatisgoingon]

mega oof

[@livewellwitheds6885]

this hurts my soul

[@Rodeo_Rodeo]

This is literally so embarassing that i'm feeling a little bit of embarassment even though i didn't even experienced it

[@NeonZX4]

This would be a good side gig. Consultant to movies with planes in them. Great vid, Kelsey.

[@74gear]

Thanks glad you enjoyed it Robbo

[@nevillec5252]

Seriously, H'wood needs to invest in real pilots for input. Kelsey would be great as a consultant.

[@wernerdanler2742]

@@nevillec5252 They probably did have. If you look at the credits on Hollywood movies, they always have consultants like cops, scientists and others. They always end up ignoring them and doing anything they want.

[@Ozymandias1]

@@wernerdanler2742 Except in Full Metal Jacket. They hired a former Marine Corps sergeant as a consultant to instruct the actor who was going to play Gunnery Sgt. Hartman. The name of the consultant was R. Lee Ermey. When Kubrick saw his demo tape he forgot about the actor (who later did get a tiny role as the door gunner who yelled "Get some") and hired Ermey for the role instead.

[@wernerdanler2742]

@@Ozymandias1 That name is familiar. There was an old gunny that did a series on TV where he talked about and explained the use of various artillery pieces. Funny guy.

[@TheUnforgiven69]

Not a pilot. Not even a baggage handler and only fly once a year, but I have 74Gear/Kelsey as my top 3 because his channel is just so fascinating. Great content. Thanks for uploading!

[@74gear]

Thanks really glad to hear that thank you

[@josemesalles5682]

What are the other channels, captain Joe, Mentour Pilot ?

[@pn4951]

Is it your dad/granddad in the pic? WW2? From a Soviet born bloke here.

[@TheUnforgiven69]

@@pn4951 Very observant. Its my father. He served 15 years for Canada.

[@TheUnforgiven69]

@@josemesalles5682 I'm subscribed to Mentour but my other favs are not aviation channels.

[@donm6578]

That DreamLifter is one chunky plane lol

[@thomashelm6931]

I see you, frequently, landing at PNE, landing on 34L I learned how to fly at Paine Field, with runway 29 and 11 being active for general aviation. My first solo taking off on 29, literally, leaping in the air with no instructor. I'm sure you knew the feeling

[@davesy6969]

Boeing have invented inflatable aircraft.

[@Dfk429S9fo3]

What about a Super Guppy?

[@matsv201]

@Auto Zam i actually think the airbus beluga looks more like a baluga whale *controversial opilion *

[@kestrels-in-the-sky]

It’s thick but I prefer the beluga much thiccer chunkier

[@5boysandamom]

I love your videos! I'm a 71 year old grandma and great grandma and you are cuter than a bugs ear! VERY entertaining 😄

[@74gear]

Well that’s very sweet of your to say Grandma Joanne thank you!

[@Beverly_Wilshire]

Have you seen the pilot schedule video? There's an adorable surprise!

[@5boysandamom]

@@Beverly_Wilshire yes!😀

[@simulacrae]

This is the most wholesome comment on the internet.

[@hsbvt]

Grandma Joanne, you are adorable! I think you may have gained a few 'extra' grandkids today!

[@darkwinter6028]

“Hey, does this rag smell like chloroform to you?”

[@seanwieland9763]

Nap time!

[@Da1ienx]

thats another mistake i see in movies all the time, chloroform is not instant, you would have to hold the rag over someones face for like 10 minutes for it knock them out

[@darkwinter6028]

@@Da1ienx Hmm... just curious; how long does ether take?

[@Da1ienx]

@@darkwinter6028 no idea

[@MrKilarii]

@@Da1ienx errrr sounds specific bro how do you know that,?

[@FLeimMm]

As I was watching Tenet the other week I was thinking: "Hmm, I wonder if Kelsey already did a Hollywood vs reality on it". And sure enough "Coming up!":)

[@gregorymarx1750]

Haha good explanation, but they actually wanted to get a ton of attention with the gold on the runway (to distract from what they were actually doing) the rest ist very nice!

[@74gear]

Well still easier to push it out the door and not throw a grenade but glad you liked it

[@TheRocco96]

@@74gear They blew a hole in the plane to make it look like an accident. If they pushed it out of the door like you suggest, it would be obvious the gold was dropped deliberatedly.

[@SF-li9kh]

Ahem.. Two live pilots are going to tell the cops about 2 dudes with guns. That's a plot hole right there

[@zacksalwasser4746]

@@74gear if I remember right, the idea was to make this look like an accident. A rear plane explosion and a cargo dump for dramatic effect. I don't think the gold mattered at all. They just wanted the vault warehouse emergency system triggered.

[@johnregan3732]

They are trying to save the universe from a time implosion. So what happens after the crash is not important.

[@falxonPSN]

Great video, Kelsey! One point I'd make after a second viewing of the movie: they specifically mentioned throwing the gold out as a distraction technique to make the post-crash mess even more chaotic. So it wasn't to steal it, but to create a mess of folks on the taxiway.

[@HyperSaneDemon]

Hollywood just needs to hire Kelsey at this point 🤣

[@74gear]

I think I’m probably not their favorite person at this point 😂

[@feldegast]

@@74gear but you could make their movies much more believable!

[@JIMDEZWAV]

@@74gear DID YOU EVER TRANSPORT PALLET'S OF GOLD BAR'S ???? - ::: )

[@nightSkyacc]

Hollywood is a place 🤣

[@feldegast]

@@JIMDEZWAV like for each of his pay days? ;-)

[@MrJonreed7]

Kelsey, what about the ominous music during pushback? Hollywood or reality?

[@Stoney3K]

What, you guys *didn't* get the tug with the massive sound system as a company option? Cheapskates!

[@Necro3Monk]

Only if a robbery/hijacking is about to happen. It's a major safety system for such events.

[@MrYfrank14]

I never understood how people get attacked by sharks. you hear the music long before the attack.

[@livewellwitheds6885]

these replies are gold ! damn

[@artsalivestudio]

Hi, Kelsey. So you know where I'm coming from - I am not a pilot, nor an aviation aficionado - but I love your videos. Your Hollywood vs Reality, your memes videos, are all entertaining and your delivery presenting them makes them fun to watch. Having worked in business and had personnel beneath me, with me, and above me, I think your appreciation for everyone out there who works with you to help you get safely to where you're going. I remember a year or so back that you said you had a couple of years to go before getting your 4th bar but based on your comments about the people you work with I believe you will make one hell of a good Captain. Keep on making these vids, I'll keep watching, and I hope to see you with the 4th bar on your epaulets soon.

[@ratrix9160]

I love that he doesn’t pause every 10 seconds like other youtubers

[@Stettafire]

And doesn't blast duper loud music over the narration

[@MattH-wg7ou]

I used to live in Charleston SC and loved seeing the chonkster flying overhead often. And the C17s and C5s.

[@74gear]

Ya you have quite a variety of planes coming in there

[@terrigreen8813]

I love watching C5’s. I was flying spaceA once, while I was on active duty, and while I was waiting to get out, I was watching them take off and land, don’t remember the base. They are majestic!

[@jamieohjamie]

"Drive the drunk truck off the airport" I feel like Kelsey was feeling a little drunk trying to explain this much better scenario.

[@Obiwankenobi6287]

Dump truck

[@Dumbass112]

Drunk tuck?

[@RFC-3514]

It was actually a drunk Turk. They had one hell of a night, though.

[@tg916.th.21]

Fun fact: Warner brothers found out that buying an actual 747 and crashing it into a hangar was cheaper than using CGI edit: lol idk how this comment got 100 likes :)

[@Stoney3K]

This is Christopher Nolan we're talking about though...

[@winwinniewinfield]

I thought it was all Chris Nolan he prefers using practical and real effects props etc over cgi .. in all his movies it looks better

[@RM_VFX]

I kind of doubt it was cheaper than CG unless it was scrap. "the average price for a pre-owned BOEING 747-400 is $16,000,000.00" plus cost of the building you're destroying, rigging up the pyro, fire and film crew, insurance, etc. There's no way just that crash would have cost more to do with CG or miniatures. Basically all you're saving is the cost of building 1 or 2 plane models and a model building. Everything else is the same but at much smaller scale and fewer crew. The rest could have been done by taxiing a rented aircraft or miniature and adding a few digital effects.

[@DMSVICAU]

It's definitely more fun crashing a real plane than using CGI! And when you think about it........they bought the plane for scrap value and sold it for scrap value.....so it probably cost them next to nothing to crash the plane.

[@moviemagic2501]

@@RM_VFX in an interview CN said they offset the cost by selling the 747 engines.

[@NoMatterDesign]

Your facial expressions, the way you try NOT to roll your eyes, is priceless... 😂

[@chatanoogad.6424]

There is a 70s movie called "Airport ’75" where a flight attendant tries to fly a 747 after the captain and fo are incapacitated (w. Charlton Heston and Karen Black),maybe you could review it ,would be fun

[@edmundscycles1]

I believe you are mistaken it was called airplane! (Juuuust kidding)

[@nevillec5252]

Yup, that's a pretty good movie, but very '70s. There's a scene in it in which Heston enters the 747 mid-flight by dangling on a cable attached to another plane. It'll be fun to see Kelsey try to explain that scene!

[@majorneptunejr]

Or maybe "Airport 77' ". They also used a 747.

[@CruelestChris]

@@majorneptunejr Or Airport 79 (Airport 80 elsewhere) with the Vietnam vet pilot using his pilot powers to fly a Concorde like it's an X-wing.

[@ImpendingJoker]

I want Kelsey to do a video on what he ate that day, just so I can hear him say, "My lunch...comin' up." XD

[@PeterStawicki]

ROFL!

[@guykiernan537]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@MrNoah11992]

Yes!

[@MaximilianoNoriega]

@J Hemphill What if it's "coming out"?

[@redlock4004]

One thing I noticed is that when they drove through the parking lot, the engines didn't suck-up any of those little trees or any of the cars.

[@alsa4real]

probably cause the plane wasn't actually at full thrust but I dont know how much suction an engine can create at taxi phase levels

[@swakyaby3339]

That’s because the plane was being towed for the scene, and the towing apparatus was edited out. For safety reasons, the plane engines were not used during this scene.

[@breakingmad2645]

Yeah because a plane is definitely going 100% throttle on pushback lol

[@shysmama09]

I remember when I first subbed to you, you didn't have much subscribers. Now look how far you've come! That's so awesome!

[@comet1062]

I think it is active possible for the engine to runaway: fuel leak. Remember it has presumably just ingested several metres of chain link car park fence, a few door mirrors and a tree. Surely if oil was getting into the burner cans then the engine would accelerate (and then the turbines would coke themselves into oblivion destroy the balance and screw the engine abruptly and completely)

[@V8Adam]

Hey Kelsey, great video as always. I was surprised you didn’t talk about 2 things towards the end: 1. The seemingly disproportionate speed of the 747 compared to how much thrust he added. 2. That they seemed to just run behind the engines (and other people were behind the engines) without there seeming to be any thrust force.

[@mikoto7693]

I have more than a few things I don’t think could happen throughout those sequences. Because my role is confined to passenger planes I wasn’t paying much attention to the cargo modules because it wasn’t my stuff but I really don’t think those gold bars would be piled up with just a few straps because turbulence would probably fling the gold bars all over the cargo hold and potentially damage the plane or ruin the balance. Not to mention all the labelling and whatnot and that’s really complicated. The other problem is that once those engines fired up and the plane is moving forward that tree, those cars and whatnot would get sucked into the engines and wreck them. I’m not convinced the tug would ever detach from a plane in motion because it’s probably dangerous. And those little carts behind the plane at the start probably wouldn’t be there because behind the engines is probably as dangerous as being in front of them. But the biggest problem I saw? Well maybe the movie is taking place in the US and they might have different rules but neither of those guys are wearing the security ID badge/passes that everyone who works airside MUST have and wear visibly for all to see. Even if they were wearing properly uniform and PPE, they shouldn’t get ten feet before someone is challenging them and demanding to see their security ID that has the bearer’s picture on it. Failure to present it will get security sicced on them. All employees who work airside are expected to do that and the authorities will send inspectors who aren’t displaying the ID to test if we’ll challenge them.

[@benhac]

I love seeing your room in the background. Really takes into the feeling of flying around the world. So great!

[@justsayinit6789]

"not trying to give you guys any ideas... just sayin..." that part made me lolz, I think hollywood needs to be sending you a check for all this free advice

[@PilotUlli]

Thank you Kelsey for another great "Hollywood vs Reality", my favourite video-series of yours. 😀👍 Tenet is besides "the Hollywood" a really exciting und good movie. Have you seen it completely? 😉 It was their intention to rise attention with all the gold on the taxiway to distract from their bigger main plan (to save the world).

[@74gear]

Ah no I never made it to see the entire movie just this aviation section

[@PilotUlli]

@@74gear Thank you very much for your answer. 😀 So then yes... it would be very stupid to get to the gold like this. 🙈 P.S. Another movie with a lot of 747-Hollywood-things going on is "Turbulence" from 1997, starring Ray Liotta.

[@babygrrlpc5057]

@@74gear - you said you don't fly the DreamLifter much anymore - just curious, why?

[@georgewendell]

13:57 just want to say, very much enjoying this video! and I get that using the side door may have been easier to remove the gold but they weren't trying to steal it, they used it as a distraction so that the authorities would be focusing on preventing the gold from being stolen while emergency crews focused on the fire at the freeport facility

[@lauriehwrdlh]

This is great! Would be cool to see Lost vs reality good plane stuff at the start of that!

[@christianmichael8381]

My dad was captain on 747 for Flying Tigers 🐅 for years. He then was a check captain on the MD-11 for FedEx for many years after. I recently found many hours of VHS tapes of him flying the 747 that he recorded when portable cameras were rather huge. I'm thinking about posting this footage. Any suggestions?

[@Zvonok]

👍🏼 I’d like to see a Hollywood vs Reality segment about the movie “2012.”

[@maxchristianpota779]

9:58 That gold weighs about 20 tons per stack... (40,000 pounds)... Secured by this net. And he is definitly not pushing them out like that. 60 tons... That is about a M1 Abrams... By the way, it is crazy, that this "little bit" (meaning volume) of gold is about half of the payload...

[@imranali52]

Just found myself saying "coming up" after the first clip... I'm officially a fan! Please create an audiobook with pilot jargon! So I can talk in my sleep going "errr, where approaching our optimum altitude... errrrrr" - It would freak the missus right out!!

[@prateeksingh6342]

Man Nolan really needs to hire u for directing his airplane scenes! The way u dissect n then roast the videos from his movies is just hilarious n knowledge worth grabbing. N being an aerospace engineer myself it's such a wonderful experience to c u teach us something new. U r awesome!

[@snorefest1621]

Dreamlifter works real quick. That’s why they are called “Dream”lifter. They speedrun every flight

[@Rosiee0607]

Yesss my mood instantly got better

[@badbadrobotrobot959]

Why? Have you been PMSing?

[@idktbh7108]

“how did you see this 74 gear video if it was directly below a Captain Joe video?” Because I was inverted.

[@livewellwitheds6885]

lol!

[@alejomdp]

You didn't mention the wrong landing gear doors that are half way open (seen while the plane is "taxiing") or the fact that the hangar has a gate that conveniently hits the wing to justify some of the fire, it looks more like a mini-terminal to me. Love your channel.

[@TechTimeTraveller]

I guess they turned the stairs and filmed from the 'other' door to accommodate the camera equipment... if the stairs were right at the L1 door it would have made for some awkward filming. Turning the stairs gives more room for the equipment and the scene and also maybe lets them follow characters upstairs more easily.

[@ShiftingDrifter]

I can give my 2 cents at 2:56 ... chloroform (and its cousins) cannot incapacitate a human that fast. There's lots of kicking, writhing and convulsive nerve reactions before the person goes to "sleep" so that's very Hollywood.

[@donwillman4587]

When an airplane is under tow, the steering is locked out to prevent damage to the airplane. They had to use engine power to break away from the towbar so the tiller would steer the aircraft.

[@PeterStawicki]

What's really funny is that while watching Tenet, I immediately thought of you and previous discussions that you would had in regards to the fact that all of the Freight in the back is strapped down to those channels in between so that nothing moves back and forth and when they're showing you that section I'm immediately looking for that knowing about that and of course now when I watch any movie with any airplane I'm immediately watching to see whether or not there's any fuel in the wing any fuel in the engine and whether or not there's going to be any type of an explosion simply because of the fact that you point that out so much

[@karrenwebb3341]

I don't believe the guy would be strong enough to push that large palate of gold bars off the plane. I consider that Hollywood. 😆

[@patheddles4004]

Looked like it was on wheels though, which makes a huge difference. I've definitely pushed around pallets with a ton or more of stuff on them.

[@karrenwebb3341]

@@patheddles4004 each gold brick weighs about 27 pounds each!

[@legotrain15]

Your laugh will be delivered in 5 to 6 business days It was lost in the mail

[@peepers46]

Awesome channel Kelsey! I'm not a pilot, but I LOVE your content. Very entertaining and educational...Keep it up. Until then...be safe and have fun

[@Stoney3K]

I doubt they even used a "converted" freighter, instead, they probably just purchased an old 747-400 and yanked out all of the pieces in the lower deck cabin so it looks like a cargo version to the untrained eye. The big crash scene looks like it was done by towing the aircraft into a building with a winch -- notice how a part of the nose gear is always out of frame.

[@Necro3Monk]

They did use an old 747, so it is quite possible all you just said is what happened.

[@mborder8428]

It is a 747-200 converted freighter, they removed thee PDUs and roller trays from the main deck and added a lot more lighting, but you can tell it is a freighter.

[@ImperrfectStranger]

@@mborder8428 It also has the reinforcement strips above and below the side cargo door (visible as the plane powers towards the hangar)

[@terrigreen8813]

I don’t think that he has an ‘untrained eye’.

[@Stoney3K]

@@terrigreen8813 But millions of people watching movies do...

[@JulianDanzerHAL9001]

there's a bunch of side details and editing things but the basics should kindof add up because they shot this with an actual plane it's a really good movie too though not really just for the aircraft

[@nickringling]

Kelsey out here teaching a great class on how to steal a 747. XD

[@toreyweaver9708]

I have literally no use for the information I learn in your videos, however, I thoroughly enjoy learning everything you teach us in these shorts you make! Thank you lol

[@shawn_ski]

If you ever start a flight school, I'm signing up immediately.

[@kavindupasankavithilaka1131]

What I can understand from this video: The creator hasn't even watched the full movie.

[@Streaky100001]

I would disagree with one point here, you claim in the final bit of this that there is no way for that engine to accelerate as there's no one adding fuel, certainly under normal operation that would be the case, but this seems to be far outside the normal operating envelope of a 747. I'd suggest with the damage the aircraft has taken hitting the hangar and from the subsequent explosion it's possible something in the control system became damaged. Those throttles rely on sending an electrical signal which tells the FADEC the physical position of the throttle, the system then calculates the required position of the of the fuel control valve to meet the demanded thrust, and sends another electrical signal to command the actuator controlling that valve to move the valve to the appropriate position. (This is a simple explanation, based on knowledge of a generic FADEC control system, rather than with 747 specific knowledge, but the general operating principal will be the same) Anyways, my point here is that if you get an electrical fault on that system, it is conceivably possible (albeit unlikely) that the system could start commanding an increase in thrust without the physical throttle position having changed. I'll also mention that the FADEC takes in data from a number of sources including sensors in the engine and around the aircraft (temperatures at various points, pressures etc etc) to help it determine how much fuel needs to be fed into the engine to generate the desired thrust, so if these sensors are damaged and relaying bad information to the system it may well also start accelerating the engine while the system believes it's maintaining constant thrust ouput. Finally, it's theoretically possible that if that fuel control valve has taken a beating it may well be the actuator has been damaged and the valve knocked further open than it should be, although with such a sudden change in fuel input to the engine I'd expect some sort of upset, like compressor stalls or surges.

[@jekaterinasaprikina3308]

Sunday evening means a new video from Kelsey. Thanks a lot for all of the work ans time you are putting in making these great educations videos 🍀

[@gregzarkodimos9711]

"Who you be calling a chunkster, boi?" 😂

[@Dirk-van-den-Berg]

Hi Kelsey, there is an old episode of The A-team where they hijack back a 747 (called Beller Air), they take control of it and land it on - probably - LAX. But after landing somehow the plane skids off the runway and ends up shattering a high glass window on a terminal.

[@18ipi]

Nice video :) When is the second part of the most dangerous airports video coming tho?

[@74gear]

Probably next month

[@LucidDreamsShorts]

@@74gearhi you’re my favorite KZbinr and you got me into aviation now I’m gonna be a pilot (747 would be great but probably not) I hope to fly a 747, 777, 787, A350, or A380! I know you won’t respond to this but thank you so much for the inspiration!!

[@109bmd3]

I look forward to Sunday and watching these videos. Stay safe everyone!

[@randomist8687]

Trust me, that plane scene is the smallest problem with Tenet.

[@Ooog__]

@Robert Sears if u watched the film u would understand why they crashed the plane, its not prompting terrorism

[@misham6547]

I don't know it was a pretty decent movie

[@kotetsukami]

@13:15 they weren’t trying to steal the gold, it was part of a distraction so the other guys could steal something in the building.

[@giamag411]

Also the fact that on the outside its a 747-200 but on the inside it has a 747-400 cockpit which is also grey instead of brownish :)

[@mborder8428]

Also no CRT screens.

[@stacyelrod2811]

Thanks Kelsey! I love having all this inside info and a better understanding of the interworkings in the world of aviation. Keep the videos co!omg!

[@MorrisseysMonkey]

It's hilarious when the bloke is knocked out instantly when he covers his mouth with what I am guessing is Chloroform. A usual Hollywood prop! 😂

[@Ch4os4ever]

5:30 I also work on aviation industry and while he is correct there is one detail he missed that explains the space in the galley. Gold weights 18kg/L, so the plane transporting lots of gold bars would cause it to go over the cargo limit if the whole space had been booked for more cargo. So in likelihood the freight was exclusive for gold transport plus a minor extra payload weight allowance.

[@mikoto7693]

I don’t think the gold would be piled in blocks with just a few flimsy straps either. Turbulence would fling bars everywhere and damage the aircraft or ruin the balance.

[@Ch4os4ever]

@@mikoto7693 Yes, it would definetelly be crated and affixed near the planes center of gravity, but that does not make for a good scene...

[@no_never5773]

Thanks Kelsey, I'll keep this in mind the next time I steal gold from a 747.

[@kenneybis1097]

Started watching plane disaster videos and yours sir is the best. Thanks for the good content and keep the videos coming.

[@miknwv]

I'd love to see your thoughts on the obviously 30 mile long runway on one of the fast and the furious movies where they're inside a plane and get in a fight while it's going down a never-ending runway and then drive the cars out of the exploding airplane.

[@nikkitronic80]

KELSEY!!!! you make me smile 😁! Thanks for another great video! ♥️✈️♥️✈️♥️✈️♥️✈️♥️✈️♥️✈️♥️

[@EmilioBaldi]

"there is no cockpit door in the cargo variant" "it is easier to use the large side door" "... I don't want to give you guys any idea"

[@lucky_11422]

11:35 Ye he is looking for the part that said how to disarm an armed man in the co-pilots seat 🤣

[@GuildofThunder]

@74 Gear....Kelsey, he has his QRH out at 11:21 because he's being hijacked.

[@nailersrule]

Holy moly that music makes it hard to watch the dialogue. It sounds like music someone would add to a KZbin clip to get around copyright strikes and then the clip would be down voted into oblivion.

[@74gear]

Nope that’s the movie audio and I have to turn it down it was very loud

[@whattttt91]

@@74gear I wonder how loud it is 🤔

[@djmindcrasher]

The whole movie is like this 😂

[@Necro3Monk]

That is a common complaint about the movie, that the music is too loud. I didn't notice it on youtube, but apparently in theaters it was a big problem.

[@directive5216]

You are making me motivated to fly when I watch your videos - It's too relaxing and so much fun! I can watch them all day. Keep up the awesome work you are doing.

[@Beverly_Wilshire]

The photo of the car reminded me of the story of the captain that got stuck in a car after trying to take a selfie.

[@74gear]

😂 I’d like to meet that guy some day

[@oktay_ahiska]

Great video as always but this time I think you missed one! The nose gear clearly steers left after breaking off from the tow. Shouldn't the steering bypass pin keep the nose gear straight? I hear you can't get a tow without that thing inserted :)

[@dor4610]

Thanks Kelsey now i know how to steal a plane ...FBI OPEN UP!!!!!!

[@BumbleTheBard]

Aside from the aircraft issues, at 10:00 the guy casually picks up a gold bar with no effort and stuffs it into his pocket. That is a London Good Delivery bar weighing 400 Troy ounces (about 12.5 kg) which would have quite a heft to it. Then at 10:12 he pushes two loaded pallets of bars like he was pushing a wheelbarrow. He has about 600-700 bars there, which would weigh 7 to 9 tonnes. It would be like pushing a truck.

[@davudlastname2545]

The gold wasnt supposed to be stolen, they crashed the plane for an art heist but wanted a distraction so they dropped some piles of gold on the runway

[@74gear]

Well still easier to open the door and push it out than blow up the back

[@BabyMakR]

The thing about the engine, a similar thing happened on the Qantas QF32 flight where one of the engines had an uncontained failure and damaged control lines to the engine. They had to tell the emergency crew on the ground to pour suppressant foam into the engine to make it flame out, and therefore safe to let the stairs come to they aircraft. Also, if you haven't already, could you do an analysis of the QF32 incident?

[@nf7608]

First time I'm this early

[@TophatDude1]

u didn’t even comment on this Channel

[@nf7608]

@@TophatDude1 lmao I know I just like to watch his videos

[@ulrichschenk8202]

You comment is 15 minutes old and the video is 11 minutes old. WTF?

[@nf7608]

@@ulrichschenk8202 it's still early so......

[@Skytivity]

Nice vid Kelsey! One thing, in the movie, they weren't trying to steal the gold, they were using it as a distraction for something else they were doing :)

[@shashanktripathy25]

Kelsey Sir, there's a bollywood movie named "RACE 2" in that movie there's a schene where the use an A380 (2 engined) it's totally fictional schene. But I think you should do it. It would be fun.

[@74gear]

Ok I’ll see if I can find the movie

[@davidnugent9417]

Just watched 2012 for the first time, there’s a lot of aviation material in it, I recommend a review

[@mshighaltitude]

Isn’t it also a little Hollywood to just have pallets of gold bars out in the open?

[@74gear]

For the reason of someone doing exactly that yes but they do transport gold on freighters though

[@DavidSprings]

@@74gear I'm guessing it's wrapped so someone can't just grab a bar and stuff it in his clothing.

[@jur4x]

@@DavidSprings It would be quite difficult to grab a bar and stuff it in your clothing. Bar like that weighs 400 troy ounces which is 12,5kg or 27lb.

[@DavidSprings]

@@jur4x No argument there. Point was, you shouldn't be able to just reach through the netting and grab one.

[@B-M.B]

When a bank branche used UPS in Germany in the 90's to send 4 gold bars per standard delivery, than gold bars are transported that way for sure... 😂

[@3dgts]

Hi Kelsey, 13:52 they didn't try to steal the gold, it was just a diversionary maneuver to steal a painting in the airport building, that's why they drove into the hangar.

[@robtk3]

"You could just back a dump truck up to the door and push the gold into it." 😃 Yes!! "But I don't want to give you guys any ideas..." 😧 Ohhh..

[@grondhero]

Buuuuttt, _just in case_ send him 10%. ;)

[@Ooog__]

they weren't after the gold btw

[@williamsegal156]

Thanks, Kelsey. A breath of fresh air in a smoggy world. In Cape Town? Be in touch.

[@yousoundupset]

I load and unload planes at UPS and 747 family being a few of them, biggest things that bother me outside what kelsey has pointed out, Where are the locks for the cargo? We have locks for every section and lock on the side railings. The inside look of the cargo deck doesn't look long enough to be a 747. Dont have a "tube" in the ceiling on our 747's, but our MD-11's do. When entering 1L on your left (for ours) we have the control panel to work positions 1/2/3 at the nose of the plane. Where are the wing walkers? why wernt the two bad guys running away from the plane BEHIND THE ENGINES get jet blasted 100 yards? before push back, the mechanic puts a pin in the hydraulic bypass in the front gear so the pilots cant snap off the tow bar by accident 14:41 bye bye tow bar by snapping the front gear or push back getting turned sideways into the engines. (i have much to complain about but this is already gone on for a bit).

[@Nerfboy1120g]

Kelsey : When I'm bored, I eat all the time. Me : Same

[@chloe_gospinny]

Same

[@germyw]

“You wanna crash a plane?” He sounded just like his dad when he said that.

[@Jack29151]

And Kelsey nailed it the RPMs weren't increasing because the engines weren't running, the way they got the sound is they ran it up parked, recorded the sound and overdubbed it, the tug was moving the plane, they were using air to windmill the fans to make it look like they were running. it was all hollywood. It was also safety. you know studio personnel around running turbofan engines? The fans on those I believe are on a centrifugal clutch. the core isn't running the clutch is disengaged, which is why those spirals are there, they can windmill from a breeze. in the movie they were using compressed air to windmill the fans.

[@Valdakyr]

There's another elephant in the room, which shows how holywood reprogramming effectively works. The fact that no one stumbled over it shows that it really works.

[@user-lp7tx1fe6t]

What is it, genius?

[@MikiBrett]

Love your videos, but miss hearing where in the world you are and the view from your hotel

[@armaga144]

Goddamn what a lucky time to enter KZbin, huh! Did you like the movie btw? Did you watch it the second time backwards? xd

[@nevillec5252]

Entertaining & informative as always, Kelsey. Keep doing these Hollywood vs Reality clips.

[@PrinceAlsham28]

When I'm out of recent/ new uploaded vids to watch from who I'm subscribed to I always came back to watching older vids from you. I rarley watch older vids from others

[@jakemyles764]

I just got myself some 747 plane tags now you have me hooked on 747s

[@DazzaJay]

Hey Kelsey. Would like your opinion on the first episode of "The Falcon and the Winter Soldier" Military plane, pilot gets shot and slumps over the controls. The plane starts to pitch down.... Then... This is the bit I know you'll have issues with... *A red light labelled "Autopilot" turns itself on* and the plane levels itself out even though there's still a pilot slumped over the yoke pushing it forward.

[@NiHaoMike64]

Military aircraft might actually account for that situation.

[@DazzaJay]

@@NiHaoMike64 highly unlikely. Old ass propellor driven military plane, the type where the yoke was directly connected to the elevators with cables. If there is some magic autopilot that comes on when the pilot forces the plane into a dive, it shouldn't be able to fight against him that much.

[@chloegordon1716]

When I was a kid, I lived near Boeing in Everett. My bus route on my way home from school always took us past the factory. If the doors were open, you could see the planes as they were being constructed. I thought it was the coolest thing ever!

[@nevillec5252]

I visited the Everett factory as a kid. Huge building. Cool place to visit as a kid, seeing where the big jets are made. You grew up in a nice area. Love the Pacific NW.

[@gotti5472]

This is why I love his videos