Boeing Dreamliner Nosedives at 41,000 Feet - Latam Flight 800

[@JamesCook-u9h]

Gotta stay belted in folks

[@bradjohnson482]

I've made many trips across the globe in 787s with no issues, so I was surprised to see one of them in the title. To my knowledge, there have been 0 fatalities aboard the 787 due to the jet.

[@dare-er7sw]

It's a relatively new jet.

[@YeahYeahBruhBruh]

Until For Now.... Bcz We Don't Know If There's An Accident With Fatalities In An 787... But Who Knows........?

[@fxsrider]

@@YeahYeahBruhBruh A guy was run over by the main landing gear as one was being towed on the Boeing Everett flight line. He survived but I never could figure out how you get run over by something moving at a walking pace speed. I worked there when it happened and he came back as a safety mascot. Lost one or both legs. Almost a fatality but not due to the aircraft design or manufacture. I attribute it to an iPod but it's just my guess. It was on the news and they had a helicopter overhead providing footage. Everyone watching it was trying to figure out how he could get run over by the main gear during an aircraft tow??? It's a large set of wheels on the main truck. And they squeak fairly loud as they are moved.

[@Barbara-u5h]

Yes, media has brought us everything. I had severe turbulence once, it's a rare occurrence happening more often.its sensationalized by media

[@jimmcclellan8891]

I’m always so impressed with the high quality of your graphics.

[@paulw4310]

Happy New Year, MPC!

[@sreed8570]

Something similar happened on an Airbus, it was found a camera the captain brought had jammed between the seat armrest and the flight joystick when he moved his seat forward.

[@Barbara-u5h]

Love when flying across ocean when a dad decides to walk holding crying baby .up and down aisles. Freak severe air turbulence will send baby slammed into ceiling of the aircraft with dad. Think! Severe happens suddenly ,without notification.😮

[@NitroCyrix]

That comment the narrator says at 3.24 is mind boggling. The others are wearing their seatbelts to go to the restroom. I really want to know how this will is achielved.

[@AcousticGuitarsForMe]

Left out the word not.

[@rorybray7487]

That reminds me of the ending of European Vacation when Clark accidentally enters the flight deck. Then he falls into the Captain and pushes the plane into a dive and they clip the Statue of Liberty.

[@321ssteeeeeve]

Interesting, flight attendants inadvertent mechanical input for a violent nose down

[@EthanWebb-y8m]

It Is Stupid To Lean On A Pilots seat

[@michaelbedinger4121]

Great video MPC. Happy new year 🎉

[@michaellane7030]

Happy New Year to all of us 🎉🎉🎉❤🎉

[@marcandreasson87]

Another great video. Would you be doing the Qantas QF32 A380 which had a catastrophic turbine failure flying from Singapore to Australia ? Happy New Year to you, your channel and your subscribers. ✌🤟✈

[@MPCFlights]

Will do

[@GuttyFubafento]

MPC. When You Gonna Do Helios Airways Flight 522?

[@YeahYeahBruhBruh]

MPC. Are You Going Do *LAM Flight 470 And Henan Flight 8387 And AZAL Flight 8243* And *Jeju Air Flight 2216* And The Forgotten MD-81 Crash That Is *Austral Lineas Aereas Flight 046* Sometime?

[@YeahYeahBruhBruh]

Maurício. Are You Gonna Do *The 3 Embraer E-Jets Crashes (Flight 470, Flight 8387 And Flight 8243)* And *The Honda Jet HA-420 First Fatal Crash* And *SAS Flight 686 (Linate Collision)* One Day? R.I.P 2 All Perished Souls Of All 2024's Tragic Airplane Crashes.....

[@SoPensoEmDesastre]

Hello There. How Is Your Day? Did You See The News Of *Flight 7C-2216?* And If You Gonna Make An Recreation?

[@millvalleymary]

😅huh?

[@SoPensoEmDesastre]

@millvalleymary *Jeju Air Flight 2216.* That Is For This Year *The Deadliest Airplane Crash Of 2024*

[@BruceBartlett-n9f]

That is not Sydney airport in the vid - looks like a generic FSX airport and the plane shown is a 787- 10.

[@NickChigozie]

It's a 787-9 do you even have good eyes

[@pseudo.mm2]

the -10 has a way longer fuselage and i don’t think latam operates that variant

[@SoPensoEmDesastre]

Hey MPC. When You Gonna Do *NASA N711NA Crash* And *TWA Flight 128* And *1970 SPANTAX Convair Crash?* (And Helios 522?) Just For Know. You Know?

[@JohnBoyle-er2kk]

Someones causing these problems from outwith the plane for sure😢

[@timsharkey1993]

“Two hours later”… Did anyone else hear that in the Jacques Cousteau voice from SpongeBob Squarepants? 😅

[@mph1ish]

Always!

[@08172001]

WHAT WAS THAT FLIGHT ATTENDANT REALLY DOING? LOL!!

[@John-nc4bl]

Since the Rolls Royce engines have been so problematic on the 787 with the grounding of many 787s, LATAM and five other airlines operating the 787 with RR engines have rejected RR for future orders of new 787s and are ordering the superior GEnx engines. Other airlines will more than likely follow this trend.

[@Carpathianrelinquished]

The 787 has been “problematic” all by itself, nothing to do with RR which is superior in every way, unlike the 787.

[@John-nc4bl]

@@Carpathianrelinquished LATAM; Air NZ; Al Nippon, Thai Airways, British Air, Ethiopian and Air Tanzania have snubbed RR engines in favor of the superior GEnx engines. The GEnx engine burns less fuel than the RR. The GEnx engine has superior on wing time than the RR. RR have not fixed the deteriorating turbine blade problems as some people think that they have done so. The GEnx engine is outselling the inferior RR engine by a margin of three to one. It is bad when an engine such as RR is built in an island where the predominant carrier of that island is British, then that Brit carrier orders GE engines from America for their future 787 Dreamliners.

[@stevenwest000]

Am I right in thinking that Boeing issued advice to put tape on the seat control cover?!

[@LeeAnn-j3i]

It's stupid. You don't lean on a pilot's seat.

[@1OldeTimer]

Maybe she leaned on the Captain’s “yoke”.😂

[@patkelly6349]

Flight attendants what would you expect. 😦😦😦😦😦

[@ronjones1077]

Yeah, jump on the “blame Boeing” band wagon.

[@SinergiaAlUnisono]

Pete, the ghost "?"

[@optimus163]

" Many of them are not wearing their seatbelts for comfort, while others are doing so to go to the restroom." Who writes this crap ????

[@ats-3693]

What's wrong with that statement? It was just pointing out that many people weren't wearing their seatbelts at the time of the incident so got thrown around as a result, when you are actually advised to wear your seatbelt at all times unless obviously if you need to go to the bathroom.

[@tomooconnor8959]

@@ats-3693 it is crap expression, read it again

[@mph1ish]

I think the person who does these vids might be ESL

[@anml1969]

Apparently the flight attendant had gone nose down first.

[@plhebel1]

Something just doesn't add up with the stated explanation and the report will be interesting what story will be used,,, I know three people know what truly happened.

[@jaisabai4155]

Attendant must have had very long arms. 🙄

[@mph1ish]

You don't need long arms to lean on a seat

[@derekskinner4939]

Did that plane take off with no FLAPS EXTENDED?

[@jameswade4097]

Chilean report will be based who can pay them the most

[@georgecoons6872]

HEY BOEING put a thick amored plate over the gas tank.

[@SinergiaAlUnisono]

Spoiler alert, ... cause of the accident still unknown... xD

[@fuffoon]

Sudden dives seem to be Boeing's new ad campaign.

[@mauriceryton]

I'm at a point where l no longer feel safe on any Boeing Aircraft.

[@NickChigozie]

🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@samdavidowicz]

Does anyone else think the explanation given is BS and there was something else going on that Boeing doesn’t want out there?

[@lbowsk]

Nope. Just you.

[@cameraman655]

Yep, you and the “Blame Boeing For Everything” lot are the only ones, that's why I 👎 your comment. Hell, there was a comment blaming Boeing for the PAL DeHavilland Q-400 crash in Halifax a few days back. Now the media is going looney over the Jeju crash in Korea involving a 15-year-old 737-800, intimating that the fault was likely a Boeing issue….Christ, get over your hatred for Boeing

[@adrienmichael3604]

@@cameraman655buddy, there’s so many boeing airplanes in the air the chance if being in a airplane crash in a Boeing is slim

[@michaelhilger8638]

There have been a number of instances where something in the cockpit has come adrift and interfered with the flight controls. No BS...

[@rwbrock1]

Yep. I once broke my arm falling from a ladder. It was Boeing’s fault!

[@Destroyer-20000]

Please wait until the report is out before making videos. Otherwise you might spread accidental misinformation.

[@marks6663]

what business would that be of yours to even care about in any case? Hall monitor.

[@AcousticGuitarsForMe]

The US thrives on false information.

[@ณภัทรสุขแสง]

Aircraft do not have restrooms, they have lavatories or toilets,,.

[@roberts.3712]

787 death trap?

[@John-nc4bl]

The 787 Dreamliner has the most orders for wide body twin aisle airliners, almost 2000 than any other airliners to date.

[@marysmith9361]

Fake!

[@RajuPalat-qy9gm]

It is all bs

[@wtf_usa5597]

Simple: "If it's Boeing, I ain't going"!

[@kevina4140]

How is this the fault of Boeing?

[@John-nc4bl]

Then walk, SCAREBUS.

[@MeaHeaR]

ŌMĜ ê TERRIBULL Arstralia PiŁotês

[@lemivey6532]

Computer generated.

[@hounddog946]

Another chapter in the “Boeing Builds Shit” book

[@John-nc4bl]

The 787 Dreamliner has the most orders for twin aisle large airliners, almost 2000 than any other airliners to date.