British Guy Reacting to LEMMiNO | The Vanishing of Flight 370.. | What the Hell happened?

[@thwack100]

I highly reccomend watching "The Search for D.B. Cooper" also by LEMMINO. It is the video up next in this video.

[@Gio_5033]

Yeah that’s a good one

[@ryanyesman7664]

Oh, god, when he mentioned he was 13 years old in 2014 I realized I'm older than him....I am not okay with this realization XD

[@shockmesane4158]

It legit brings me a small sense of panic that people born past 2000 are adults now. So old.

[@hebik3239]

I thought he said 30 I was gonna comment how young he still looks.

[@ryanyesman7664]

@@shockmesane4158 just to freak you out a bit more, I'm a 2000 baby myself.

[@Vendrix86]

you are a baby lol. Don't worry.

[@azizuladnan2957]

@@ryanyesman7664 Yeah, 2000 born gang!

[@spuds416]

I'm glad to see a "Younger Person" interested in History and World events, past or present. I was/ am still very interested and amazed by history. These events led us to where we are today and possibly where we are going! Keep up the posting of Historical events. I agree that the "comical" animated history keeps the subject matter interesting and just might get more people interested in history

[@austinreed5805]

You should watch more of Lemmino’s videos. He makes videos that are documentary worthy.

[@amirhamzahsulaiman9387]

On another note, I was working at Malaysia Airlines when flight MH 370 vanished. I was literally at the call centre when we received news about the disappearance of the flight. For days onwards, the situation at the call centre was very chaotic, to say the least. Calls coming in nonstop from passengers requesting to cancel their flights, or voicing their worry about flying or just to get an update about the situation.

[@normal-potato05]

I saw the request for this video and was like "He should react to that, but he probably wouldn't see it" and now look at me.

[@trevor8726]

Its been months

[@gopher6532]

I requested like a month ago

[@upfrontbuckle04]

More Lemmino please. Great reaction and channel!

[@LuxRoyale]

Watch his vid on D.B. Cooper next!

[@kjsalomonsen9299]

Oh, I was hoping someone would mention DB Cooper. He has to watch. I live in Washington State and there are parts of our forests that no one has ever seen. maybe DB met up with Bigfoot LOL

[@nicholashogan4704]

YES PLEASE

[@oliviah4731]

@@kjsalomonsen9299 plot twist Cooper IS bigfoot 😂

[@kjsalomonsen9299]

@@oliviah4731 Yes, I like the way you think.

[@JediMasterYoda66]

you should watch more of lemmino's videos, his content is high quality

[@GordotheGamer]

Those would be long reactions but yes that stuff is top quality.

[@joooooolea]

@Jackson Carpenter COUGH INFOG-

[@plandave1]

Infograpics isn't that bad

[@sejbomb]

There has been planes that have been found years later including war planes. The flight 370 has been in the news in the last month about potentially starting the search again as they may now know where the plane crashed. :)

[@thegraytemplar2548]

Lavish Luka: “this happened when I was like 13!” Me: I’m only 2 years older than him, but that line made me feel like an old ass man.

[@eliteassassin8092]

I was 18 when it happened so when he said it made me feel ancient.

[@maplechuuni]

@@eliteassassin8092 Bro...I was almost 20. I'm freaking old. May we all cry together in a circle and grumble about these whippersnappers

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

It's normal to be nervous about flying. Just remember: Statistically, you're safer in the air than walking around your own house.

[@lukanovak1492]

One explanation: they crashed on a mysterious island... #Lost 2.0

[@ourmando]

bruh

[@HardenJID]

They were shot down by Russian jets, government didn’t want the bad publicity

[@daisuke910]

@@HardenJID That one happen later after this incident when MH17 flying over Ukraine, July 2014. A friend of mine had a friend (student from Malaysia studying in Netherlands) who was in that flight, was returning home to visit family.

[@HardenJID]

@@daisuke910 you are correct my bad just googled it

[@daisuke910]

@@HardenJID It was the worst year of aviation history in Malaysia 😓. Not to mention the Prime Minister at that time is insufferable, where he later on involved with 1MDB scandal.

[@cmillivol98]

Flying can be kinda nerve-wracking at first but once you get going it’s such a cool feeling. I flew from New York to Stockholm once and seeing nothing but ocean below you is terrifying😂

[@Ghall2708]

I flew from Frankfurt to Nairobi Kenya and we went right over the Sahara desert. It was honestly cool asl seeing straight yellow sand for hundreds of miles round you.

[@samuelroach9809]

I was on a cruise when this happened. I was 12. 6 years ago doesn't feel long. But when I think about the cruise, it feels like ages ago. Weird.

[@tomakajim]

luka reacting to lemmino, we need more !

[@24-karat-plonker]

If you're interested in history and mysterious events I'd recommend reacting to the Dyatlov pass incident, its basically the bizarre and mysterious death of nine Russian hikers. Also if I remember correctly I think they recently reopened the case for it.

[@cinderellsworth]

Now THAT is one blood-curdling story! Whatever happened to those people had to have been so terrifying. That story gives me nightmares!

[@gregadkins2483]

@@cinderellsworth You are absolutely right! No matter what happened to those people it was horrendous. Expedition Unknown did an episode on it and makes you realize how remote it was. Insane.

[@johnnyd.seducedmarilynm.7599]

Omg yes, it's our big mystery. I think 3-4 months ago I saw a program about this and there was scientists and politicians talking about case. Was so interesting to watch it)

[@citymorgue8462]

More Lemmino pls his videos are awesome

[@sparkequinox]

DB Cooper!! It's awesome.

[@mordecaif]

As far as I know, LEMMiNO is just one guy. They have a lot of mystery investigations. You should check out some of the others.

[@1nstantClassic]

Air France 447 went missing a few yrs before 370. it was over two yrs before they found Air France 447. 60 minutes Australia has a good vid on KZbin to watch.

[@ShayTheValiant]

I love LEMMiNO so much. I'm really glad you're reacting to his videos. Hope you react to more from him.

[@NeticOnYT]

You are one of my new favorite youtubers for some strange reason you are so entertaining to watch I cant stop watching u

[@jeffburdick869]

That feeling when you say you were probably 13 when this happened and it occurred on my 32nd birthday...

[@vaele723]

Lemmino is one of the best when it comes to objective and relatively unbiased documentaries. I almost feel bad for watching his videos for free. More Lemmino!

[@urmommabear5monthsago]

I’m terrified to fly. I flew 2 years ago to Florida for vacation. It’s an 18 hour drive but about 1Hr and 30 min. Flight. It was nerve racking but gotta say saving that much driving time was like a miracle. Highjacking’s are what scare the shit out of me.

[@musicbyronnie9]

Lemmino is great! Definitely watch more of his videos. His DB Cooper vid is cool

[@Subiwu]

Im an aviation enthusiast, id love if you’d react to more aviation incidents and stuff about aviation.

[@jr13227]

Same

[@lazerhornet794]

About a month ago it was said that they have narrowed it down to a 100 mile radius and that there are better than even odds that the plane is in that area. They resumed searching and could very well find the plane in the coming weeks/months

[@EricGallant24]

I'm Canadian and was 12 at the time. Right as this story came out in the news it was the beginning of March Break, a week we have off school. I was literally sitting in the airport about to get on a plane to Florida for a cruise when I heard about this flight gone missing.

[@NikoKun]

Oh, if you're gonna watch LEMMiNO's videos, I recommend the video on D.B. Cooper, as well as Cicada 3301. ;)

[@freedamerican5243]

It’s still so astonishing to me how it could just disappear off the face of the earth the way it did. 2014 wasn’t the best year for airplanes, I remember 3 distinct crashes (MH370, another Malaysian flight shot down in Ukraine, and an Air Asia plane going down into the South China Sea I believe).

[@jr13227]

It didn’t really. Parts were found it’s likely at the bottom of the ocean

[@TheDoctorsDancer]

There are still people looking for and trying to identify the ships that were sunk on D-Day. It is amazingly difficult to do. Not only to find them, but to identify just what you are looking at when you do find something. The Discovery Channel show Expedition Unknown explores several of these types of wrecks/searches and it is amazing to see how much other stuff you can find when you are looking for something specific.

[@deannacouch]

Air France Flight 447 is a very interesting story you might like to react to. They found the plane and recovered the "black boxes" two years later and used the cockpit recordings and system data to figure out what happened.

[@madtrucker0983]

Just sit right back and you'll hear a tale, it's a tale of a missing ship 🚢🚫.... wait aircraft ✈ 👍. 227 passengers took off that day For a 3 hour tour, a 3 hour tour.

[@KevinSoster]

Lemino has a ton of interesting videos, you should react to Cicada or the Great Silence by lemino. super cool videos

[@BN_ECHO]

as an aviator, Id love to see more NTSB crash report type videos! there has been some CRAZY stuff that has happened to aircraft over the years, from small fractures in the hull peeling the entire first class cabin roof back, to physiological crashes due to pilots following what their body tells them is true but it really isnt.

[@BN_ECHO]

a rapid decompression is from southwest flight 812 from 4/1/11 where someone gets sucked out of the aircraft, a few youtube videos to watch on it if you dont like reading NTSB reports

[@targetedandfiring4336]

Tbh the fact that there was a simulated flight path on the pilots simulator is chilling and suggests premeditation for sure. Someone can have great character and still be a serial killer. Bundy was often praised for his supposed character for example. Just because the pilot's life was normal doesn't mean that he couldn't have flipped a switch and decided to kill everyone by crashing the plane into the Indian Ocean. Also, the sudden altitude changes detected b the military radar are very suspicious. Therefore I suggest that the information is accurate and representative of aliens.

[@yahirmh8423]

You should see if your could react to Unsolved mysteries. I’m not sure if you’ll be able to, but it’s worth trying if that’s something that you would be interested in

[@j_b2397]

You are fast becoming one of my fav reactors. Keep it up! If you take requests: I especially enjoy your tornado reactions. Try looking up some CCTV footage of tornado strikes. You can actually see the inside of tornados when they hit the buildings the security cam is attached to. It can be really creepy yet awe inspiring at the same time.

[@ssmitty]

Please watch more LEMMiNO videos!! The Search For D.B. Cooper is a great one

[@Tamaki742]

Honestly that year was a bad year for Malaysian Airlines. Not long after this, the MH17 flight got shot down when passing Ukraine. The company itself honestly also received a lot of scrutiny for this because that was also the year where Russia just annexed Crimea, so they were flying over a warzone. I think this is a legitimate concern because a while later, they decided to have another plane fly over Syria, which has been in a civil war since 2011.

[@Marpurrsa]

i dont know why i do it but every time before i go fly i bingewatch air crash investigations and it doesnt even make me feel nervous

[@SpencerKelly93]

Lemmino does AMAZING work. I know it's been commented a dozen times but you'll LOVE and won't believe the video on "The Search for D.B. Cooper" by Lemmino. Would love to see your reaction on that.

[@lucas.s017]

You should do more of these aviation type videos

[@lillyhong7819]

I don’t mind flying but flying over the *OCEAN* TERRIFIES ME!

[@gopher6532]

I requested this and it happened OMG

[@madtrucker0983]

Here's you're cigar 🚬 that looks like a cigarette.

[@SilvanaDil]

Here's an interesting change of pace for you: "Secretariat's Triple Crown Races" -- nearly 50 years later, still the greatest horse ever! (Be prepared to be shocked at the 3rd of the 3 races.)

[@indigodragon0613]

The few times i have been lucky enough to travel, the plane rides have always been my favorite part. I love the takeoff, and my favorite thing is breaking through the cloud layer and seeing the sun shine over what looks like a world of clouds. Flying can be uncomfortable because of the seats and the pressure change, and of course the noise, but there are ways to minimize those issues and I always enjoy flying.

[@dustandroktwok1447]

Great video. You should check out Lemmeno video on D.B. Cooper. It was the next one suggested on the page you were on. Fantastic story.

[@jonahontherun]

Lemmino is an amazing content creator, he puts out videos that could pass as Netflix documentaries honestly, and every story he covers is wildly interesting. Definitely recommend checking more of his videos out.

[@vayroxayp7331]

LEMMINO makes video of god tier quality but not many people reacted to his videos so im happy that you did. I recommend for you to watch the video he made about the official ufo videos released by the pentagon. The quality is even better and the theme of the video is even more mysterious.

[@rileyrogers4473]

React to “the truth about the titanic: A Cold War mission kept secret until 2018” by Dark Docs it is very interesting.

[@thestach7729]

agreed

[@smvanderlouw]

Dark Docs is a great channel

[@nicklester5883]

And his other channel dark skies.

[@madtrucker0983]

Dark Docs and all it's sibling channels are highly inaccurate. I'm not here to piss anyone off or start a bunch of name calling. I thoroughly enjoyed watching their videos and would like the channels to be successful, however I continuously find serious unfactual information on all their videos. One episode will likely have at lest two or three bad mistakes.

[@wizardofharry]

Good reaction video man, also congrats on 50K! You deserve it, and keep up the good work.

[@DGraham9721]

There was a missing passenger plane back in the 1950s that went missing during it flight. It was flight 2501 and it went missing over the Great Lakes. All we know its somewhere in Lake Michigan. It still hasn't been found. All 58 people on board were killed. It is one of the deadliest commercial airliner accident in American history at the time

[@larry6360]

Don't feel bad Luka. I'm about to turn 52 and I've never been on any type of airplane. They freak me out. The others are telling the truth. Thousands of flights happen everyday without incident so statistically you probably gonna be ok. I think your right though about the first couple times being pretty scary but once you get over the hump it's probably no big deal. I grew up in the 70s watching all those disaster movies so that didn't help my case at all. Interesting vid dude. I knew about the flight but hadn't seen this particular vid. Great channel. Keep up the good work.

[@lawrencewebber1920]

You should check out a video from the Valu Jet flight that disappeared in the Florida Everglades

[@DropidLive]

Your reactions are starying to make me get scared of flying again 😂😅 but I'm glad you reacted to Lemino, hes one of my favorite channels!

[@cinderellsworth]

Luka, you should research "Non-Interruptible Auto Pilot" and WHO HOLDS THE PATENT on it. It has been theorized that there is a "backdoor" into the NIAP system. If someone with ill-intent wanted to, they could have used that backdoor to hack the auto pilot of Flight 370. If that happened, it would have been possible for someone to actually take over the Malaysian flight FROM THE GROUND. There are very interesting theories about what happened to this flight that DON'T put the character of either of the pilots into question, and some of them aren't far-fetched once some research is done. You might find (if they haven't been scrubbed from YT) some other interesting KZbin videos that go into some of the more "out there" theories. They may not be as "out there" as some would think at first glance, though. Great reaction, Luka....on a topic that I've spent a fair amount of time researching myself. Good luck....

[@daisuke910]

I remembered the day vividly. I was preparing for my best friend's wedding (best man) when it was on the morning news. Was a bit shaken up from the news since I had a plane to catch a week later to UK. Malaysian here

[@DMWolFGurL]

You should look up Nacogdoches; the day the sky fell part 1 - Space Shuttle Columbia STS-107 and then the second part of that one. It's about the Columbia space shuttle disaster that happened in 2003. See also BBC Space Documentary 2015 Columbia Space Shuttle Disaster. You should also look up The Challenger disaster as well that happened in 1986, when that space shuttle blew up while taking off.

[@vineetvemulapally135]

Hey Luka, you should watch the video of the thumbnail at the end of this video you just watched, "Extraordinary until proven otherwise". It makes you think of what certain people know about aliens and how it's possible that they've already made contact with us.

[@nero5922]

DUDE THANK YOU WE NEED MORE LEMMINO REACTIONS PLEASE

[@clemens3852]

React to some of Buzzfeed Unsolved True Crimes videos ! The one on Jack the Ripper or Amelia Earhart for example

[@Hsixwheeler]

That was a good video. Here's two suggested videos you can react to. One is plane lands 37 years later after disappearing, and another one, plane lands with skeletons on it.

[@yullt6885]

There was a very famous case of some U.S. Navy planes that disappeared in the Bermuda Triangle shortly after WW2 that were found years later. Check out the “the mysterious disappearance of flight 19” by bedtime stories. Haven’t watched the whole video, but it seemed like a good one.

[@shydinosaurproductions9725]

You should react to "the search for D.B Cooper" it's made by the same person that made the flight 370 vid.

[@jossiellopezhernandez3822]

I really love this channel and I definitely recommend that you watch more of his videos.

[@thomasmiller1340]

An American military plane crashed into the Gauli Glacier in the Swiss Alps back in 1946. Its remains have only been discovered fairly recently as the glacier melts. Still looking for Ms. Earhart.

[@zachz5472]

More Lemmino, he has incredible video's

[@lifeofbrandon_]

The government failed the people on that plane. How the military didn’t pick that up and scramble jets to see the problem amazes me. Those countries could’ve been under attack

[@luketrottier9388]

15:58 Not fun fact, I was only a few short km away from one of the plane crashes mentioned in the vid. As a 10 year old. Swiss Air Flight 111. It crashed in the ocean right outside of a cove that I was staying a km away from at the time I was 10 1/2. It trips me out. Because I remember it so distinctly and in detail and the reaction in my schoolyard etc. I feel like it just happened recently. But I was only 10 years old. I picture myself as a 10 year old as a way earlier time frame than swiss air. It goes to show how some events stick in your mind, even if you don't know they will at the time.

[@mikolaimooronomous3893]

I remember the first time I flew... My ears could not handle the landing

[@cinderellsworth]

Oh, the landings are always my favorite part! The feel of the reverse thrusters, the sound of the rushing wind....it's BLISS!

[@ArtyZiFFGaming]

One of the best channels on KZbin

[@zualapips1638]

Have you considered reacting to the 9/11 attacks?

[@madtrucker0983]

Wow that would be a good one.

[@noodlesdorkenson4674]

I think that would be too depressing.

[@zualapips1638]

@@noodlesdorkenson4674 I meant some sort of documentary, not the people jumping off and stuff, but you're right. It wouldn't be a fun reaction, just a sad and informative one.

[@noodlesdorkenson4674]

@@zualapips1638 I’m not saying I wouldn’t watch it either though.

[@Wozrop]

aviation disasters are fascinating you should definitely react to more videos of them.

[@beeboop1845]

Love the history and geography vids!

[@mikecostello01]

I think you do a superb job. I enjoy your enthusiasm. Keep it up!

[@AlzheimersCaretaker]

Your mind must have been wandering for a few seconds, because they mentioned Perth Australia and you were blown away. what you missed was that they never said the plane flew to perth. Perth was just the location of a satellite tracking/transponder facility that was receiving a signal from the plane.

[@deborahbardwell]

The Bermuda Triangle also known as the The Devil's Sea is one of the most mysterious regions in the Atlantic Ocean. If you don't know about it...it's really cool to learn about but also really scary.

[@gracelee5504]

Cicada 3301 is REALLY interesting to look into

[@thethesaxman23]

This is awesome!! I recommend checking out his DB Cooper and Dyatlov Pass videos as well!!

[@JHamilton791]

You shouldn't be nervous flying as incidents are extremely rare. Airplanes and airports are miracles of engineering and logistics, so if you focus on the amazing things going on around you, your worries will fade away.

[@seahawksfan4204]

The weirdest part is ive never heard of anyone on that plane calling family or anything so its as if nothing was happening

[@rebeccadraeger8251]

I remember seeing the families demanding answers and it being a political hot topic because of all the Chinese passengers and the people who got their passport stolen and used having to contact their families because they had been told they were on the flight.

[@timb.4742]

Excellent job. Suggestion for a reaction video: California's vast regional differences explained.

[@gradysadventures3689]

Don’t worry Luka. Flight is super safe. I am a student pilot myself

[@IMR95]

2014 was a bad year for Malaysia airline. Two incidents that resulted in the lost of hundreds of people.

[@cptcarrot5455]

If you enjoy mysteries and like unsolved mysteries in particular, Buzzfeed Unsolved: True Crime is really entertaining and you learn about things pretty well. It has buzzfeed in the name but it’s not really bad like Buzzfeed, either way, love the videos keep it up!

[@DreadKyller]

Even with massive crashes that can kill lots of people at a time, the amount of people who have died in plane crashes, compared to the number of people who have flown, is far smaller than the equivalent for cars. There are several hundred thousands of flights per day, and a handful of crashes a year, due to the large number of a single crash they tend to make more news, but statistically you're quite a bit less likely to die flying than being in a car, statistically flying is one of the safest forms of passage per capita.

[@DreadKyller]

7:25, no, that is not at all what they means. Satellites are far in the air so they can see a large amount of the surface, the plane logged on to the satellite network, and was connected to a ground station in Australia, this had nothing to do with where the plane was at the time, only which ground station it was connected to.

[@bhbeats43]

something about the satcom being connected in perth, receiving the call which went to the cockpit...doesn't sit right with me.

[@keeper1910]

I really like Lemmino’s channel and I think you will as well, you should definitely check out more of his stuff! And keep up the good work.

[@HangingOrchid]

I love LEMMINO, the cicada one is my fav

[@Jaz1375]

You should look up Air France flight 447. It disappeared under mysterious circumstances in 2009. It took two years to find the wreckage, and was the most expensive search until MH370.

[@mordy704]

If you're looking for more sports reactions you should check out the craziest equipment malfunctions, some of them are pretty insane

[@marshalljarnagin9370]

Look for Seconds From Disaster episodes. They explain everything in detail, and go back to the event with computer simulations to see it happen second by second.

[@marshmellowplays7438]

also love your channel and keep up the good content. thanks for the vid and have a great rest of your day...and stay safe...

[@user-cu3jk6qx5w]

You should wacth "The search for D.B Cooper" It's a another video from Lemmino. But to be honest you could check out any one of Lemmino's documentaries... they are all amazing and such high quality.

[@rgood66]

As a commercial pilot you will be very safe, the odds are take a flight everyday for 20,000 years before a fatal crash.

[@MarkPentler]

The really important thing with things like this is not to be so open-minded that your brain falls out. There are incredibly plausible explanations for a lot of what happened, and the fact that wreckage has turned up in some places in accordance with what movements were predicted by currents etc. gives that theory more support. The stuff about the suicidal pilot was given a bit of a critical treatment from some aviation quarters, although the person who wrote the main article that mentions it has a good track record, so it's interesting. One day we may find out, but who knows?

[@MarkPentler]

The story about the crash over the Amazon is a good one. Planes became too accurate at flying for their own good.

[@MarkPentler]

PS: miles away doesn't count with satellites.

[@zachblack23]

You gotta react to something from the Bermuda Triangle! Place is a trip 👀