APU FIRE Indication during Climb Out. Porter Airlines Embraer 195. REAL ATC

[@travissgrey]

You can actually hear the alarm going off at 0:57, scary stuff

[@tomwilliam5118]

That second controller I could understand every word he said normally, I have to put close caption on. He must’ve been military at one time just the way he was talking.

[@JannePaalijarvi]

I noticed exactly the same. Excellent communication.

[@TheWalachecman]

Great composure and professionalism from both Porter Airlines pilots and ATC

[@the_bloke_that_cuts_the_grass]

Absolute professionalism all round

[@trevornelmes9331]

Darned pounds versus kilograms. When will this industry standardize on units?

[@jeffclark5268]

Porter 157 seemed to have a lot of trouble saying Porter 157

[@Neil-ru7kw]

So what ended up as the issue ?????

[@moroboshidan7960]

They're so calm.

[@Hot1765]

Apu on after takeoff ?

[@saxmanb777]

Yes. It’s done.

[@robinmyman]

Not a mayday.

[@GH-oi2jf]

And? "Mayday" is just used to get attention immediately.

[@barryvyner1161]

Refer Federal Aviation Administration's Aeronautical Information Manual, or AIM, section 6-3-1. Couldn't be any clearer. This was a "Possible Assistance Needed".

[@deedubya286]

I have been watching aircraft videos for years and never realized that "PAN" was an acronym. It did always seem like an odd thing to say. It's 04:30 here and I've already learned something today!@@barryvyner1161

[@DanLacroix]

​@@barryvyner1161not sure why they had to use it as an acronym, couldn't they just take pan as panne? Do they also put words for each letter of mayday? 😂

[@barryvyner1161]

@@DanLacroix Mayday originated in the 1920's and is based on the French "m'aidez" - help me.

[@leechjim8023]

Porter airlines!?🤔🤔🤔PODUNK!!!😮😂🤣😂🤣