Commandos Stop Hijackers | Executive Decision

[@pts5217]

The Seal light indicates when Navy Seals board the plane.

[@Winlonghorn_iso]

hey look I found the person who didn’t get the joke

[@pyrobryan]

I read this just as I took a drink. Nearly choked. Thanks.

[@tailbrain2313]

That is a good comment!

[@hpharridan]

thanks! i really needed that laugh

[@holzapfelstein]

They're here! (Points at Navy Seals on magazine cover.)

[@user-mm1nt1it5v]

Howabout the fact that 10 people are sitting in the “back” of an f117... That jet is a single seater lol.

[@muskokamike127]

it was modified for this purpose. Since it was a bomber attack aircraft it would have the space for 6 ppl.

[@davidryder3374]

It's a bomber that carries, at most, two bombs. There's no way in hell you could fit anyone else in it, modified or not. And I like how the 'tunnel' supposedly retracts into the aircraft, but doesn't take up any space IN the aircraft when it's retracted. Like we should expect realism from anything involving Stephen Seagal....

[@muskokamike127]

@@davidryder3374 you've got WAY too much invested in this. Dude, go out and get a life. Because a hollywood movie stretched the truth about an aircraft isn't anything to get your balls in a knot over.

[@Matt_10203]

@@muskokamike127 stop crying just because you got corrected. Stop being a little bitch and get over it, you were wrong.

[@christophdollis1955]

Yeah, for the fighter-bomber. They're using the spec-ops variant. It's like comparing a C-130 transport to a Spectre Gunship. You're being dumb!

[@grdprojekt]

The fact that this movie uses F-117 as troops carrier reduces my brain cells by 50%

[@vahurjoa210]

Being an ignorant in this field, could you tell me why this is wrong?

[@grdprojekt]

@@vahurjoa210 F-117 is a single seater attack fighter jet such as F-16 Fighting Falcon and F-22 Raptor (if you ever heard of them). There's simply no room inside for that many people, no matter how extensive you can modify it.

[@squidtactular7413]

BRUH IKR

[@Crazael]

@@vahurjoa210 You could, maybe, modify it to hold one or two more people in an extremely cramped passenger space. But there's no sensible reason to do so because any job you'd want that for, there are better aircraft.

[@squidtactular7413]

Rózsahegyi Gergely lol

[@PaulVagner]

My flight instructor always said… “It is better to explain to someone why you went around, instead of explaining to them why the aircraft is destroyed…

[@elisabethsun7059]

LMAO

[@pop5678eye]

It was the best role we've seen Seagal in: he dies within minutes of appearing on the screen.

[@arliesam217]

Best comment ever

[@FollowFunk]

Bahaha

[@hdjfjd8]

went down like a seagull

[@madcow3007]

That's really the only thing I remember about this movie is that they billed it as a Seagal movie and he was in a portion of 1 scene.

[@Luc3ntiX]

went out like a punk

[@antoinec4347]

16:15 "I'm a Pilot not an Engineer i'm not that smart" This man's humbleness is a lesson to all of us.

[@fredwaldron3325]

16:30 "The O2 masks would fall because the pressurization would go up very high" In fact the pressure would go down. It's called de-pressurization.

[@han5vk]

@@fredwaldron3325 He meant the cabin altitude, the gauge in the cockpit. It shows the altitude equivalent to the pressure measured inside the cabin. If it goes up, it means you're losing pressurisation.

[@michaelmcneil4168]

@@han5vk Plot warning someone goes on a streamlining course.

[@rachellofthouse549]

Sounds like a Star Trek line… “Godammit man, I’m a pilot, not an engineer!” 😅

[@mothman7786]

@@rachellofthouse549 I'd love to see if there's some video or scene in the world where someone says "I'm an engineer, not a pilot!"

[@pastorart1974]

Reduce your air speed as indicated: The hyjacker was showing the Pilot a paper note, which the narrator of this video missed.

[@StephenHind]

Was just about to point that out!

[@ravener96]

Also, turning off the intercom is smart, you dont want hostages to talk

[@JoaoPedroTiago]

i stooped watch as i saw that...missing that ...im not gonna believe anything that comes out of this video . im out

[@ryanrasmussen6746]

Remember guys, he's just a pilot.

[@peterjohnson9438]

Also, the "I'm a pilot" line is shorthand for "try anything funny and I will not hesitate to kill you. I am a pilot, I do not actually need to keep you alive to operate this plane."

[@andrewchristian1910]

My favorite part was when Kelsey admitted that pilots always tell others that they are pilots within 10 seconds of meeting them. I've known a few pilots in my day and can confirm!

[@captainarcher5205]

Somewhere out there is a vegan crossfitter transgender pilot who has word spasm everytime they meet someone.

[@aileronsintowind6835]

@@captainarcher5205 yeah works at Cardiff Aeros 😆🤣 flight school and I’m not kidding. But the old joke is how do you know a pilot at a party? They will tell you

[@OverlandbyEric]

In my guard reserve unit we had a soldier who was a helicopter pilot he mentioned it every time several times

[@TheHalcyonAnon]

@@captainarcher5205 I heard a cry in the force upon reading this

[@TS_Mind_Swept]

(Nazaly) uhhh, he actually said 30 seconds

[@levicook8488]

"Hes not touching anything that will help him take over the plane" *Kills all communication between pilots and crew*

[@RobCalhounPGH]

Yep. Skippy seemed to miss that part.

[@davidnewton2518]

Rob Calhoun it appears that he has missed a lot more

[@troodon1096]

I mean, yeah, if you were forcefully trying to hijack a plane, keeping the crew from communicating for help is probably a good idea (not that I'm trying to give any tips to hijackers or anything).

[@Awesomewolfpic]

@@troodon1096 Thing is if they can't communicate to pilot then they know something is up pilot wouldn't just stop responding and also only thing hijacker need is the pilot to stay in contact with ground cause if pilot don't respond that would then throw red flag that plane been hijack or is some type of trouble.

[@bryancurtislyles12]

Then the, "reduce AirSpeed as indicated" now he hasn't changed anything to tell him to do so. He hands him a piece of paper, I'm sure that has something on it. You dumb fuck.

[@Also_Ran]

The best thing about these videos is Kelsey's look of professional concentration as he watches.

[@bomcabedal]

"Pilot's handbook, quick! Pilot's handbook!" "Congratulations on the purchase of your Boeing 747-400. Please fill in the warranty card for our limited extended Boeing quality assurance program".

[@billmain4090]

Text message comes in, "We have been trying to contact you about your Boeing 747-400's extended quality assurance program."

[@martymcmannis9121]

Instruction manual do exist. A warranty issue has nothing to do with the manual. But nice joke

[@zigmenos]

xaxaxa

[@Flustiale]

When Boeing is made by ea : « please connect to your account to purchase _pilot handbook_ »

[@bomcabedal]

@@Flustiale "NOW! Buy our Airplane Seat DLC and don't sit on the floor any longer!

[@goodgoblin3169]

The “I’m a pilot” line seems to me like a threat, like “just so you know you aren’t necessary”

[@goodgoblin3169]

@@ac7841 what

[@jnawk83]

"do as i say, i will know if you don't" ?

[@raffs9934]

@random video's do you know how old that is?

[@doomse150]

More like, "don't try to trick me and do something other than what I tell you to do, because I will notice"

[@aikidoboynj]

No funny business

[@bngreen89]

I’m not even that into aviation, but this guy just seems so genuinely nice that I can’t NOT watch his content.

[@boombop4980]

95% of the time I have no clue what this guys talking about but I’ve binged watched many of his videos.

[@Happymali10]

Side note: "Oceanic" is a made-up airline used in Hollywood when aircraft are highjacked, crashed or otherwise messed with. It's been used so commonly that, by now, it has it's own fans and you can buy merchandise from it.

[@Gabriel-mh5ln]

Wasn't it also the airline from 'lost'?

[@atthebrink74]

Oceanic 815!

[@jasoncentore1830]

I used to work for a major carrier and during times when we cancelled and I had to use another carrier out of JFK. I have actually had people ask me for Oceanic, they said they fly a lot of international. I used to have them come over the counter and I would type in Oceanic, of course it came up as " No ticketing/baggage agreement, which means my airline had it in it's system otherwise I would have gotten a no hit. Just add some trivia, the World Trade Center had an airline code also, "WTC", my guess maybe Helicopter pads??

[@timclemans3227]

@@jasoncentore1830 any idea why it's in the system? did you ever ask about it?

[@MewMewMinou13]

Wasnt it in jag as well?! No wonder it sounded familiar lmao

[@zilog357]

You missed at 06:07 "We've got a stable vacuum". He should have said "stable pressure". The pressure from both aircrafts must be equalized to prevent accidents when opening latches between them.

[@WH40KHero]

I think he meant the seal on the trunk that attached to the plane on the outside, keeping it in place. Like the rubber section.

[@djbred18]

Well that and the hatch wasn’t even open yet🤷‍♂️..so what was stabilized?

[@bostonrailfan2427]

@@WH40KHero true. you need a solid seal to stabilize that air pressure otherwise the pressure difference would cause separation like we ended up seeing

[@janisplavinskis7177]

Vacuum is essentially a low pressure, tho these could be considered as sinonyms :)

[@uralicdneprov1806]

Actually that rubber part doing a vacuum suction to the airplane would need to have a surface area merely 3x of that hatch area surface to compensate equalized cabin pressure, otherwise the force of cabin pressure would blew them off. Atmospheric pressure at 39,000 feet aka 12 km is around 20% of sea level pressure, so even high vacuum suction has 20% force compared to sea level. Airliner cabin is pressurized to 70% of sea level at cruising altitude if I remember. That 70 kPa cabin minus 20 kPa outside pressure applied on apparent 0.5 square meter (that hatch seems merely 0.7m by 0.7m) yields 25 kN force to be compensated, which is equivalent of 2.5 ton weight.

[@MeowO_O]

Hijacker letting pilot know he is a pilot basically means: "I have no problem killing you. So you better behave."

[@Chadow-ranger]

Yes

[@dfct9494]

Doesn't mean he knows how to fly a 747

[@MeowO_O]

@@dfct9494 You are missing the point. No pilot would actually risk his/her life to find out whether hijacker really know how to fly a 747 or not.

[@dfct9494]

@@MeowO_O most of the time pilots would just put them on the radio and they would start asking for like money or for a country to return prisoners or something. So flying the plane doesn't really matter.

[@MeowO_O]

@@dfct9494 Well, I'm not a pilot nor have I been hijacked before, so I don't know what real pilots think. I am talking from the Hollywood's perspective: Why did they (film maker) decide to put in that line.

[@chronischgeheilt]

Hijacker: "I'm a pilot!" Also hijacker: "What's that red blinking light?"

[@wellthen.......9384]

To be fair he could have been a pilot of a very shity plane I mean

[@jwickerszh]

To be fair that light doesn't actually exist, so his confusion is accurate.

[@skyraider87]

He probably wasn't a 747 pilot

[@christophera8030]

This movie features the very rare and special stealth fighter variant, the FC-117 Nighthog.

[@andrewdoesyt7787]

I thought the f11 was a bomber

[@christophera8030]

@@andrewdoesyt7787 The plane featured in the film is the dual role fighter/cargo variant, super rare and ultra top secret.

[@clsanchez77]

Also has a small hot tub and kitchenette. These features were not used in the movie, probably pulled them to fit the lights and camera fear.

[@leschroder7773]

@@andrewdoesyt7787 no it's the F/A-15 super sabre fitted with latest avionics and a bunk bed with dubble decker couch

[@MilkT0ast]

@@christophera8030 really? Sounds like a troll. That tiny ass plane could hold that many humans in it? I really doubt it

[@RobertMc0811]

"There's a very accurate part, when he tells them he's a pilot, it's just something we have to do within 30 seconds of any conversation". Not verbatim but that cracked me up.

[@Metoobie]

I love the way any aircraft, much less the unstable design of an F-117 can just extend a 20 foot docking collar at cruise speed and suffer absolutely no changes in performance or aerodynamics. Ok, let's get back to the movie. :)

[@MrTian1212]

First time knowing F117 can take dozen people inside. I guess this F117 Plus doesn't need engine at all.

[@Quicksilver_Cookie]

It's just bigger on the inside than on the outside, don't you know :)

[@brianchan8]

It is Hollywood version

[@MrTian1212]

@@brianchan8 Like these pistols that shoot 100+ rounds without reloading?

[@JesseKnight2000]

That space was originally for bombs , so it's huge

[@TheAviationGuyID]

@@JesseKnight2000 yeah it was meant for bombs but it can only fit two ppl not 10 ppl

[@pts5217]

More realistic depiction... Terrorist: “Im a pilot” Capt: “Oh yeah? Whatcha fly?”

[@alanvo5079]

Microsoft flight simulator 1996

[@GoodnightFromHim]

I fly paper planes

[@photographersooner1895]

Lol

[@masonjia]

@@alanvo5079 lol

[@daveth121864]

Terrorist: “Today? An Oceanic Airlines 747-200.” BLAM!!

[@murilovsilva]

I started my career in as a flight instructor in my hometown. We have an airport with a single runway. If you takeoff from runway 04 and fly straight ahead, in 10 miles you find yourself almost perfectly lined up with runway 05 of the next town's airport. Well. We had a story we always told the new students, that a long time ago, a student pilot went for his first solo before learning how to turn, he only knew how to takeoff and land. The legend says that he took off from runway 04, flew straight ahead, landed on runway 05, got off the airplane, turned it around on the ground - by hand - then took off from runway 23 and landed back at our base, on runway 22. Ah yes, flight school really has some amazing times.

[@dojoswitzer]

I feel sorry for your student pilots. I took off, flew the pattern, and landed (with the CFI’s assistance) on my discovery flight.

[@judymac2590]

I remember seeing this in theater and EVERYONE in the theater cheered when Steven Seagal gets sucked out of the plane. I mean EVERYONE!! Couldn't stop laughing for next couple of minutes!!😆😆

[@ZacThaBarber]

Recently watched it. Steven seagal is trash it’s always great to see that happen lmaoo

[@greatBLT]

I'm surprised he actually let that happen to his character.

[@jwickerszh]

Hands down one the best Seagal movies.

[@mobiusraptor7]

​@@greatBLTThey basically forced him. When he learned that his character would die, he locked himself up in his trailer, stalling the production for 3 days. Then when they told them he would be violating contract if he quits, he had no choice😂

[@circleinforthecube5170]

@@mobiusraptor7 imagine he really thought they were gonna kill him for the movie and him hiding behind the trailer door with a shotgun surrounded by security

[@John-gz2km]

Took a drink every time he said “that doesn’t make sense” and can’t remember last night

[@toasterhavingabath6980]

WhAaTs A lAsG nHighY

[@toter-drache]

My favorite part of the movie was when Segal went flying out of that tube 😂👍🏻

[@CARSON441]

Yeah, and then what happened? Nobody even mentioned it!

[@johnclapperton5556]

@@CARSON441 Plus compare his size to the plane and there is no way six people were sitting in that plane.

[@lvl10cooking]

@@CARSON441 well, he's a seagull, so I assume he made a safe landing

[@tehanperera4]

@Onno Inada 😐

[@alanvo5079]

@@johnclapperton5556 lol imagine cramming that many ppl in a single person fighter jet

[@jogoIELTS]

How can you tell if you are in the same room as a pilot? He will tell you!

[@Frank-Thoresen]

Same goes with doctors 😀

[@prestonfergus800]

Same for engineers

[@benevolenthighwayman882]

I helped a 727 pilot last week getting his keys and bag out of a rental car. Interesting conversation: Pilot: 'I'm in a hurry to make my flight'. Me: I noticed the white shirt with 4 bars on the shoulders and a nameplate on the pocket. 'Which airline are you flying on?' Pilot: 'It;s a charter flight on a 727 out of North.' Me:'That's the one that looks like a pregnant Mad Dog?' Pilot:'Huh? Oh yes, it's a narrow-body triple on the tail while the md-80 has 2 on the tail." Me: 'Are you trying to impress the flight attendants with your outfit?' Pilot:'Actually, I'm the pilot.' Me:'I would have never guessed, because you didn't introduce yourself as a pilot.' Pilot:'Do you take American Express?'

[@fordtechchris]

Guilty as charged..... BTW, I'm a pilot....

[@problemwithauthority]

And vegans

[@vedantganesh6923]

The interphone being switched off was actually really genius cause you can't fight off a bunch of big burly flight stewards, even with a gun.

[@jaydee5156]

I admire the way you continually give credit to others, like praising the flight attendants and air traffic controllers, as examples.

[@Volkswagenitalia.]

“Within 30 seconds, just about every pilot will let you know they’re a pilot.” Yep! I took an Uber in the Lake Tahoe area, and our driver announced that he was a retired pilot, and then proceeded to hand me a business card which confirmed him as inventor of the mousepad. It was a weird experience, but super cool

[@arierickson6137]

Did his name happen to be Douglas? I live in Lake Tahoe and I had a very similar driver.

[@Volkswagenitalia.]

Ari Erickson I think so! I’ll have to check the business card again to be sure, but it’s gotta be!

[@arierickson6137]

@@Volkswagenitalia. I didn't get his card but he told me about his adventures while flying and then started talking about his flight lessons and I specifically remember him talking about how before he became a pilot he worked for some computer company and that he made hardware like mousepads and keyboards and such. I guess it's a small world but it's kind of weird.

[@tomservo5007]

pilot /mouse pad -- those are code words for dope and hoes. You should have replied 'yes, I'm looking for a pilot to get me high and a mouse-pad to rub my mouse up and down on)

[@fordtechchris]

"Within 30 seconds, just about every pilot will let you know they’re a pilot.” So, I'm a pilot and I flew in to Tahoe. My UBER driver proceeded to tell us about her two dead husbands as she drove us to Stateline in her Explorer that was leaking gasoline and my kids seat belt was broken. We finally stopped her long enough to inform her we were headed the other way on 89. We finally just had her let us put on the side of the road. But realizing we had no cell service had to get her to take us back to the airport. We gave up on the trip to Tahoe and just flew back home to Placerville.... because, you know, I'm a pilot.... LMFAO (I actually have a video on my channel depicting the flight, not the uber unfortunately)

[@ReubenAStern]

But oxygen masks look cool... and that way, we know he's a pilot. It's an important visual cue, because the moment we see Steven Segal we know it's time to shut our brains off.

[@carbon1255]

Nah, any fighter pilot has it on at that altitude. Also, in any emergency situation and any aircraft docking situation. What does it matter if the cargo passes out? They need it for high g manoeuvres as well as in case of depressurisation.

[@Peter_Cordes]

​@@carbon1255 - yes, exactly. From watching fighter pilots pick apart movies (e.g. Mover Ruins Movies), apparently military regs say you are supposed to be wearing your mask at all times, especially at altitude, in case of cabin depressurization. But also importantly here, your mic is in your mask. When main characters are flying, they're always taking their masks off so the audience can see the actors, even though that's not realistic to what pilots would actually do. The more pure oxygen feed will keep you more alert and feeling better, especially at high G, than cabin air. Just one of those Hollywood things, like having planes fly *very* close formation to each other so they aren't just specs on the screen. But when you see the enemy cockpits, always masks up, and often visor down so they're more anonymous / dehumanized, especially when the movie's about to show them getting blown up or at least shot down.

[@GadgetAddict]

When he says "reduce speed as indicated", isn't he referring to the piece of paper that he's handing to the pilot?

[@johnjaxson4958]

yeah thats what im thinking too.

[@I_cant_think_Name]

Same ;-;

[@sicknote1558]

Just about to watch the actual film comes on at least once a week 😒

[@NAJMFAN]

Your reactions while watching this are priceless 😂

[@74gear]

well, im glad you enjoyed it thanks so much for watching.

[@andreyraykhel7500]

Love them too 😂

[@mejw1]

74 Gear Hey. Not sure if KZbin shadow banned me but here is my comment again lol of course we know KZbin is censoring conservatives, not sure why they would on a video of a pilot talking about a movie lmao. (Thanks for taking my Request for Executive Decision :) I knew you would enjoy breaking down this one :) Soo many Hollywoodisms in this one. Still a good movie but deserves criticism lol My Face lit up when I saw you did this Movie 😆)

[@aewhatever]

Me; hey Kelsey this dinner taste great. Kelsey: I'm a pilot

[@davidd6635]

I am a pilot. We're just programed that way. LOL

[@Bill23799]

Haha I was thinking Kelsey does that too. Kelsey at the DMV renewing his Drivers License DMV Lady: Next in line please. Kelsey: Hi....I'm a pilot.

[@maiden5427]

also kelsey (smiles foolishly )

[@ChucksSEADnDEAD]

Yeah he can't eat the same food as you because of food poisoning.

[@podfuk]

Kelsey Ryback?

[@nzoomed]

Interesting that the door underneath the 747 is the most accurate thing in this film lol As far as oxygen mask for the pilot, jetfighter pilots wear them even with a pressurised cabin, as the small cabin size would empty out veryfast and hypoxia would set in too quick for the pilot to put his mask on, not so critical for the passengers in the back, but still good safety precaution nonetheless.

[@devd_rx]

How is the cabin size small, he is literally sitting after the passengers

[@nzoomed]

@@devd_rx well that part of the film is completely fictional. There is no such compartment in the f117

[@Done74]

Also the microphone inside the mask

[@FollowFunk]

Yeah i noticed he got that wrong as well. When you're fooling around with some transfer of ppl out of a hatch on the roof of the plane, that may go wrong and depressurize the cabin, Pretty sure the pilot would have his mask on just in case.

[@Peter_Cordes]

​@@FollowFunk - for sure; any science-fiction fan knows you always want your space marines in pressure suits (or at least breathing gear) for an assault when there's the possibility of depressurizing something on the way in or during fighting. You can even intentionally depressurize the target vessel to give yourself a big advantage (you're ready for it, they aren't). In this case you'd have to descend quickly to avoid permanent harm to passengers, but you might bank on regaining control of the plane while the terrorists are scrambling for O2 masks or unconscious.

[@ryanm.191]

Remember folks, if you’re a pilot and want this to happen in real life just simply put in the squak code 7500

[@dalfifran7572]

and get your license revoked... lol

[@ninjireal]

yea

[@ninjireal]

@@dalfifran7572 I mean if you’re being hijacked

[@dalfifran7572]

@@ninjireal I know, and that's why i said your license will get revoked for causing a mess with false alarm just for fun.

[@wattson451]

Great! Can’t wait to try this with my 1 seater ultralight!

[@pop5678eye]

20:18 That's a gigantic runway compared to the entire city...

[@vdogg43]

Best scene ever, Steven Segal dying in a movie.

[@waterbottle4782]

hahahahahahaah

[@AirCrash1]

Best movie ever as he dies in the beginning sparing us his dreadful acting.

[@FernandoHaddadMinistro]

I thought he was going to grab on the airpane belly and climb or open another hatch, hahahah

[@hobbyhermit66]

They should have shown a slo-mo close up of his elbow bending backward as he got ripped out of the airplane.

[@AirCrash1]

@@FernandoHaddadMinistro I thought the other guys were going to climb onto his belly and use it as an airbag for a soft landing.

[@AddonCMerly-yq2hf]

Hey Kelsey! I am a student pilot and I have always been curious about the scenes in this movie as this is one of my favorite movies. Finally got a reaction and explanation video from a 747 pilot himself! 🙌 Thank you for this video!

[@MBrieger]

Well, there isn't an American Airline flying a Passenger 747 any more. Which given aviation History is a disgrace, but then they can barely keep 737 up in the air.

[@Elfman80]

I'll Never forget when I went to see this movie in the theater and when Seagul dies everyone let out WTF.

[@HalfCracker4life]

Well when I saw this for the 1st time I was 12. At that time I thought Steven Seagal was untouchable. So my reaction was the same.

[@wandren912]

Steven Sebombom

[@michaelmcneil4168]

Where's The Fatso? I always wondered what that meant

[@michaelmcneil4168]

I better just check he's dead before they let us out.

[@MilkT0ast]

I was shocked as well. But looking back on it now, it was a good subversion. You're thinking its gonna be a typical, silly, Steven Segal action movie , but then you get this great movie.

[@____7460]

When he says “maintain your course as indicated” he shows the pilot a piece of paper which would have a speed written on it

[@ChestyBPuller]

Same with being a Marine. Nobody: Marines: I’m a Marine

[@supermanreturns3659]

I eat green berets for breakfast. ..oww is from another movie

[@recipoldinasty]

Fishy what is a marine?

[@michaeloud6044]

Or a vegan, CrossFit guy, feminist or liberal lol

[@Najolve]

@@recipoldinasty They're the guys who carry the seabags for sailors.

[@ChestyBPuller]

Navy: Marines are just a department of the Navy. Marines: Yeah, the men’s department...

[@hemmojito]

I love that he doesn't pause instantly but rather lets it play out while pulling some faces .... priceless

[@1dgram]

The military pilot wearing the O2 mask kinda makes sense to me. They are performing a risky operation where they might lose pressure after all. Having the mask already on means one less thing to worry about.

[@LucasE269]

It's also where his microphone is I believe so if he wants to use his radio he needs it.

[@bcr666-cvn68]

Also in every other movie, you see the fighter pilots removing their mask, just so we can see that it is actually the actor, and not some stunt double.

[@fancy39]

I love the look on his face when he's observing craziness on a movie....it's like "are you f'ing kidding me?" 🤣

[@RealNameNeverUsed]

His facial expression right there itself is Hollywood movie worthy.

[@airplanebuilderman]

Or WTF is that or WTF are they doing.

[@fancy39]

@@airplanebuilderman 🤣🤣🤣

[@TophatDude1]

@@airplanebuilderman 😂 😝 😆

[@erikstrohl286]

I remember when this movie came out. When Steven Segal died I remember my dad saying, "alright, this aught to be good now "

[@A.Lifecraft]

20:00 that flight attendant missed her opportunity to push some random buttons at the canopy...

[@kovax4435]

Lmao

[@leewriter4656]

I love that Steven Seagal was just an extra in the movie.

[@slake9727]

When he found out the main enemy was Hercule Poirot, he knew he couldn't win.

[@sirgeorgescott2995]

I thought he meant "as indicated" on the piece of paper he just handed him. I could be wrong though. I only watched the scene once.

[@jonasrackers5937]

thanks. made perfect sense to me.

[@asmoth360]

Yes I just watched the scene again and you're right. Kelsey missed it !

[@Fizzlefuse]

"We need to have Steven Seagal in our movie!" "ok cool.. so he's gonna do some Aikido sh*t and kick terrorist ass?" "nah, he'll die in the first few minutes."

[@Anonymous-pm7jf]

"Alright bet"

[@matildaleffler1891]

F-117

[@MilkT0ast]

The reason they did this was for sales. During the time, Segal was an actor that would attract ppl to watch a movie just because he's in it (like will Smith or leo decaprio) They used his name as bait to get ppl in the seats, unfortunately he was working on a diff movie and couldn't commit to this, so he agreed to have very little screen time.

[@crashzeus9849]

My absolute favorite part of this movie was Steven Seagal's early exit.

[@arohk1579]

Yes that was the best part for sure lol.

[@visualonestudio]

He was supposed to be in the whole movie then some of his scandals came to light and he's also a big dick so they decided to kill him off and give John Leguizamo a bigger role.

[@ChiefManny1]

ME 4!!! My favorite Steven Seagal movie!

[@emilio2647]

@@visualonestudio actually John Leguizamo was originally supposed to die in this film but he begged one of the producers to spare character instead of Seagal.

[@visualonestudio]

Emilio Maurice look into it, Segal was killed off specifically because of some incidents that came up and because he was being difficult to work with. I'm sure Leguizamo was supposed to die but then killing of Seagal worked out for him.

[@Stankysosig]

Gotta say this is my new favourite channel. When i was 17 I wanted to join the RAF as a pilot. Passed all thr aptitude tests but my eyesight failed me. Thanks Kelsey for letting me be a pilot vicariously through you

[@jakobtaillon-rodrigue3412]

Can't you get a correction surgery? I've heard of people doing that for navigating ships.

[@Stankysosig]

@@jakobtaillon-rodrigue3412 unfortunately not my friend. Its the eye muscles in one eye are considerably weaker than the other and isnt corrected using glasses. Its my own fault through being stubborn as a child not wearing a patch

[@joanbaczek2575]

@@Stankysosig I have the same problem I cooperated with patching it didn’t fully resolve the problem after 3 hours of driving I have to pull over to rest because of double vision. My friend had the same condition and literally had to have eye surgery to attach muscle back to her eye her eye was stuck looking at her nose and impossible for her to move.

[@Stankysosig]

@@joanbaczek2575 that sucks buddy. I may try patching see if it improves even a little. How long did you wear patches for during the day?

[@drphibesrises]

Me: Hey I missed your last movie. John Travolta: I am a pilot.

[@Make-Asylums-Great-Again]

Cool narration. First time seeing this.

[@Chardok2]

Hi, My name is Jeff, and I'm a pilot. Sir, this is a Wendy's Drive-Thru.

[@Krasnij222]

I mainly watch these for Kelsey's hilarious facial expressions during the clips when something dumb happens.

[@chakaling]

""I'm not an engineer, I'm not that smart" engineers: thank you

[@spdcrzy]

"I'm a pilot not an engineer I'm not that smart" Flies a 747 for a living

[@Dendelin007]

so? makes perfect sense to me

[@johnilarde8440]

I mean, there’s a difference between a Pilot and an Aircraft Engineer..

[@designator7402]

I mean, not to diminish the insane skills it takes to pilot one of these beasts, but it seems to me that designing one... well actually, it takes a different skill set, not specifically a... bigger one.

[@LunaProtogen]

Designator Yeah, I agree with that.

[@marioarias9942]

Wow I know I could never become an engineer I'm not that smart either, but a pilot I could? Hehe 🤔 ✈

[@whitewool1589]

74 Gear: *Says everything inaccurate about movie* Movie: *Suddenly has a sequel*

[@iniuni1447]

LOL...

[@thedorsinator]

“If you don’t know me I’m Kelsey and I’m an F117 pilot, and this is 117 gear.”

[@pixelbogpixxelbog2090]

*17, cuz not 747 year, only 47

[@pixelbogpixxelbog2090]

Gear*

[@thedorsinator]

@@pixelbogpixxelbog2090 accurate!

[@Stefan_zz]

is actually 11 not 17 because the name of the plane is boeing 747 and the name of the channel is 74 gear not 47 gear

[@LoneWoIfPack19]

@@Stefan_zz Pilot joke.

[@gregslone4874]

I took lessons once and had about 10 hours of flight time before quitting. Even after I quit I had literal nightmares about landing in a crosswind for years.

[@dojoswitzer]

Sorry you did not enjoy flying. (I am weeks from my Checkride and love every minute.)

[@piecutter2]

I live in Frederick, and that diverted landing always cracked me up. Small biz jets are the hottest things coming in here, so I always thought this was a bit ludicrous. But after looking at it, runway 5-23 is 5220 ft with about 1700 ft of turf up front, short fence, no street lights or other obstructions on the approach, and there's really no racks of approach lights like they show in the film, just a single row of ILS/DME, and an extra 1820 ft of turf from the end of the runway to the first tree, so, hell, I guess it could be done! Only problem is that scene at 25:40. That tower is where you would expect to see it if coming from the opposite approach, and it looks like our tower, but that one didn't start getting built til' 2010! We still had are old, 2 story 1946 tower when this was filmed, and it's way off to the side of the runway. It was supposedly filmed at Van Nuys Airport, but that scene is clearly way too small a field to be Van Nuys, and nothing like their tower, so I don't know what that footage is. 3 of the Dulles runways run North-South, and they don't lead straight to Frederick. At about 26 miles you'd intersect the line up for Frederick at 50 degrees right with 6 miles to the strip, so yeah, you're gonna have to be able to turn.

[@lakeireland]

Glad you mentioned this. I grew up in Frederick and had to laugh at the idea of that plane landing there. There’s more room to land at the Fairgrounds.

[@sakamoto_mio]

~ I'd like to see your (Hollywood vs Reality) of the classic - "Airport 1975"

[@Vpmatt]

7:42 "What is that light?" "That's a warning light. You're appearing in a B movie and your film acting career is nearly over."

[@devinthierault]

I'm pretty sure he's been in a lot of movies playing the same guy. said taghmaoui almost suffered the same fate in the 2000s.

[@bostonrailfan2427]

considering that he was on a hit tv show for a while and starred in multiple movies he did pretty well for himself!

[@bostonrailfan2427]

@@devinthierault he was in Babylon 5 when this was made so he did fine afterward

[@travisgoff7047]

Man I just found this guy and I can't get enough, I feel like just about every professional service should have a similar channel. I literally can't watch movies with hollywood depictions of emergency response because of the constant stream of fails hahahaha

[@AFPilot07]

Single seat military pilots have to be on a mask when above 14,000

[@Zbenesch]

As you can see, this is not a single seat aircraft :D

[@ChucksSEADnDEAD]

@Bert J if something happens and there's depressurization, the pilot can handle it without needing to worry about putting on a mask. I don't know of any single-seat transport aircraft but passengers don't need to worry about flying the plane so they'd be able to put on their own masks. Or simply handle the hypoxia for a few minutes while the pilot descends to bring them to safety.

[@johnson22200]

@@ChucksSEADnDEAD plus in the movie the plane is at 38,500ft MSL meaning any flight operations above 12,500MSL requires the use of supplemental O2 for the pilot but passengers arent required to use it only to have supplemental O2 avalible if requested or needed. at 38,500' MSL youd last about 7-10 seconds of usefull conciousness left before you passout.

[@T0MB5T0NE]

@@Zbenesch The F-117 is supossed to be a single seat aircraft but this movie is all over the place lol

[@Zbenesch]

Gamebuddymass yes, I'm aware. Notice the sarcasm.

[@shaggy.patches]

Honestly, my biggest issue with this was the use of an F-117 Nighthawk, which is a stealth fighter that has a crew of 1. There's no room for extra people anywhere on that fighter, the cockpit is very tight and there is a bulkhead directly behind the pilot.

[@TheOriginalNCDV]

I think it's explained that it's a heavily modified F-117 with no weapons bay. Although where it keeps that large retractable sleeve along with the copious amounts of space in the hull is pure Hollywood of course.

[@JustSomeDoge]

The nighthawk isn’t a fighter

[@PetThePeeves]

I just assumed that was made up simply because it’s a damn stealth plane common sense says keep it simple for stleath

[@_JayRamsey_]

That F117 though. It's like filming the outside of a minivan then using a bedroom for the interior shots.

[@suunto61]

I love the smile you get on your face when you’re talking about napkins

[@mitchellsmith4601]

The pilot is wearing an oxygen mask because the government doesn’t want to lose the Remora in case of a sudden depressurization.

[@MilkT0ast]

No , Hollywood just fucked up, the f-1117 can only hold 1 person, the pilot. And if there were to be operatives/ combatants at this height, they all would be wearing oxygen masks. Even back in these days.

[@bostonrailfan2427]

@@MilkT0ast no, because it’s an expensive experimental plane that is more valuable than the people being inserted inside the cabin is pressurized and they don’t start up the ladder into the 747 until there’s a seal and equalized pressure so no masks are needed by anyone except the one person who is indispensable: the pilot

[@TFB-chris]

Fighter pilots wear their masks because they could not talk to anybody. Their mics are build inside that masks.

[@TheHenirik]

@@TFB-chris dont they have thorax mics?

[@TFB-chris]

@@TheHenirik as far as I know the mics are in those masks. Maybe there are different systems today.

[@airforce1393]

But he didn’t mention how an f-117 had like 10 people inside.

[@zahirimran8876]

Because he is a 747 pilot not f-117

[@airforce1393]

Zahir Imran if you are watching the actual video, it shows the fighter pilot, the one with the oxygen mask, and a bunch of people behind him.

[@zahirimran8876]

@@airforce1393 my Coment was a part of fun plz don't take it seriously...

[@odin3066]

@@zahirimran8876 DEEZ NUTZ 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[@danpriest962]

Ya mene 117 nighthawk or 117n

[@TheNewAccount2008]

Just a quick note: When I was still flying (private planes) I once saw a schematic of an airport with 4 parallel runways, two north of the main buildings, two south. And they did refer to those runways as 13LN (left north), 13RN, 13LS and 13RS. So there are apparently some weird constructions where 1 Left North would make sense...

[@dojoswitzer]

That’s got to be supper confusing without staring at the airport diagram. Is LN the right-left runway or the left-right? O’Hare has 6 parallel runways. They simply used the next compass direction for 3 of them. 9R, 9C, 9L, 10R, 10C, 10L

[@rebeccabrooksguest9833]

The more I watch your videos, the more I like them! Love your pointing out the mistakes. As a forever RN, I wish I could critique shows about the medical world, LOL!

[@BIBSTERSrepairshop]

So when are you doing “airplane!”

[@BornToPun7541]

That would be interesting!

[@Jenairaslebol27merde]

oh yes please! ... love this movie :D

[@michaelcollins6387]

@Bert J "I am serious! And don't call me Shirley!" Lol!!!

[@richszala2315]

Yeh Kelsey do airplane ! Love these reviews of cheesey movies ! Too funny !

[@bhigdaddymark]

@Bert J 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@English_Fun_for_Kids]

Man I absolutely love watching your videos. Very interesting to hear an actual pilots point of view on things shown in movies. Well done. BTW , okinawa is an unsung destination for beauty and warm people.

[@parrisgeorge9708]

"I"m not a pilot but I DID stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night"! :)

[@eldermartins130]

'I'm a pilot" minutes later "What is that light?"

[@sowahjoseph2976]

Very true If u are pilot u should know 😂😂

[@antisaguy6889]

If you were sensible enough, you would know that you don’t even know that light yourself, and you would also know that that light was not related to the aviation at all. Shut the hell up “smart boy”

[@aggamingaung2632]

@@antisaguy6889 the "i am a pilot" guy was probably a paratrike pilot 😂😂🤣🤣

[@seanknight2516]

Pilot tells pilot that he's a pilot. Pilot: "That part's accurate"

[@skydiverclassc2031]

All well and good, but you can't argue with a movie that kills Steven Seagal in the first half hour.

[@dannydaw59]

Seagal didn't want to play the supporting role so he just said "Kill me off early in the film to make it less painful."

[@CB0408]

John Leguizamo over Steven Segal. Well... priorities, I guess

[@user295295]

Executing decision

[@isaacfairburne9981]

Segal said he did the movie as a favour for the producer

[@dzonikg]

He would kill all terrorist if 30 seconds so that would not be long movie

[@Stoney3K]

The weird cockpit and system configuration is an airline option: It was custom ordered by Oceanic. Most remarkable feature: The thrust levers are actually the wrong way round!

[@SaladAtuda]

I guess the crew got a 747 classic cockpit and painted the entire interior into that Boeing browns. The thrust levers on the front of the throttles were dismantled and they left the knobs on the back of it untouched. Probably the film crew didnt even have time to make TO/GA switchpacks for it. BTW, they also reused the -200 style engine cutoff levers and the stab/trim on the center console.

[@Stoney3K]

@@SaladAtuda Which is kind of surprising since the set piece does feature the main instrument panel screens and the MCDU/lower EICAS section as you would find on the -400. They even bothered to put working CRT monitors in there which show the correct instrumentation, with a little video interference thrown in to add in the excitement. Which still doesn't explain why the reverser handles are on the front of the throttle handles where they should really be on the back, attached to the TO/GA switch packs.

[@JinKee]

Is Oceanic the same airline as on Lost?

[@andymadden8183]

Yes.

[@steveschnute]

Hey Kelsey. I really enjoy your videos. I’m 54 and still want to be a pilot when I grow up. Thanks for the interesting info!

[@dojoswitzer]

I am 56 and working on my PPL. There is still time.

[@s4und3rs_highhms47]

10 guys in the back of a F117 Me:wait,that’s illegal Hollywood:But thy must do what thy script Commands *Angry Kelsey noises intensifies*

[@CT--AkaRex]

There is one, it is a cargo troop transport, but it is ultra rare and top secret

[@dagonofthedepths]

@@CT--AkaRex Well the 2 problems with that is the craft their using is just a normal F-117 given the size, and the given role for that, even as a fictional plane, makes little sense to use in a transport role.

[@DatsWhatXiSaid]

How about "Con Air Movie : Hollywood vs Reality" They fly a much different plane in that flick and the film clearly never attempted realism in anything, but it could be a good laugh as there is lots of plane related stuff in the movie.

[@ProjectTaunus]

Captain, Your facial expression when you see something senseless - priceless! 😂👍

[@petergreenwald9639]

I forgot about this movie. As soon as I saw it had [insert expletive here, in all it's glory] as the star. I knew it wasn't a movie I'd ever watch. But thank you for reviewing it.

[@jammyjim0720]

That you saying that every pilot says they are a pilot is me when it comes to flight sims I tell people “I play flight sim”

[@vandanayadav1340]

I'm pretty sure that the F-117 can carry only a pilot?

[@MrWombatty]

Also wondering whether the F-117 can fly slow enough at that altitude to match the speed of the 747!

[@vandanayadav1340]

I haven't really seen the movie but I know that it is supposed to be impossible to Modify a F-117

[@vandanayadav1340]

Also the interior of the 117 in the movie is TOO big to be true.

[@74gear]

well I haven't ever been inside a F117... so I wasn't going to really comment to the actual size of what could go in there... but ya I would agree, its definitely a stretch.

[@Mr.Ramirez95]

The F-117 had computers to assist in take-off and landing because it was very unstable at low speeds.

[@baronvonteuchter1412]

“Hey everyone, I’m a pilot!” 😅. Great humility Kelsey. I wonder what happens if a pilot is also a vegan? Which do they say first? “Hey everyone, I’m a vegan pilot” or “Hey everyone, I’m a pilot vegan!”

[@ethantano9625]

Shush

[@Bonez0r]

What if the pilot is also an Apple user? “Hey everyone, I’m a vegan pilot Apple user” “Hey everyone, I’m a vegan, Apple user pilot” “Hey everyone, I’m an Apple user vegan pilot” “Hey everyone, I’m a pilot vegan Apple user” ..... ...

[@mangobaby_videos]

Uh Huh... Well, I'm a vegetarian so this is kind of a comment for me. I wouldn't actually address that I am a a vegan pilot or a vegetarian pilot, I would just say "I'm a pilot!". So that's the answer! Note: I am not an actual pilot. I am planning to ,so maybe I can see if I do say vegan pilot or not, but, no offense added in the reply. More may be added to reply. And If I would say that specifically as a vegan/vegetarian pilot, I would say Vegan Pilot.

[@mangobaby_videos]

@@Bonez0r I'm a vegetarian and I use Microsoft plus Windows, Laugh Out Loud!

[@baronvonteuchter1412]

Konly - RBX_YT I was just making a little joke that both pilots and vegans ALWAYS announce it. 😅

[@postersm7141]

First of all I love this series it’s so much fun. Second of all I really love your serious movie face lol you’re so focused. I can tell you enjoy this and I’m the same way with my profession when I watch movies/TV. I’m always looking for continuity errors and reality versus TV. I think that’s why I enjoy your series so much!!!! Oh yeah plus I really love flying in fact I start to take lessons to get my private license but unfortunately time and money kind of killed that dream, maybe one day

[@joshuapatrick682]

Just watching to see Seagall get sucked out of the plane.....great stuff!

[@shaneffrench]

You missed how he said “secure vacuum” when the ladder was attached, despite the fact that at that altitude it would need to be a secure pressurization??

[@benevolenthighwayman882]

The docking collar has a vacuum seal to hold it against the skin of the 747. outside level 390 ((Vacuum)) inside tube level 50 ((Vacuum)) Outside level 390

[@JanHilt]

... apart from the temperature up there ...

[@TheRealLink]

Yeah guessing either a secured vacuum seal for the extension, or as you said maybe just a word error where they meant to say dock or pressurization. But the comment about them losing pressure is still spot on so I can forgive that ;p

[@jdizzle9011]

What a great vid, Kels!!!! I hope you’re enjoying Okinawa!!! Hahah you took on one of the greats with this one. Fly safe! We LOVE your channel!!!!

[@74gear]

well it was one that people have been asking for for a while, hope you enjoy it!

[@martincaidin4166]

"I just want to tell you both, good luck. We're all counting on you."

[@nico7053]

Nobody: 74 Gear: Let‘s get back to the Movie.

[@brandon7219]

No one: Absolutely no One: Pilot: IM A PILOT

[@thedrunkentradesman]

Lol

[@hellonwheels3728]

Lmao this is true and your second comment before mine is gold

[@cordcd7]

Russell T. Casse

[@JL_Rail_Videography]

Really executive decision, an f-117 nighthawk that can "carry passengers" it's a single seat fighter

[@scarecrow108productions7]

In case some of you didnt know, right before the mission started...Dennis Cahil (Oliver Platt) explained what it was. He called it the *Remora F-117X.* It was an enlarged version of Lockheed's F-117A Nighthawk, modified by AARPA with a docking tube and a small cabin to accommodate a bomber crew. It's purpose is to link up with B-52s to transfer current bomber crews with the new ones from the F-117X. Originally, they we're gonna use it to link up with Space Shuttles in Low-Earth Orbit, clearly...that idea never happaned.

[@mr.bluesky3298]

It's a stealth bomber?

[@scarecrow108productions7]

@@mr.bluesky3298 according to the film, it's a sub-orbital stealth transport that was meant to dock with the space shuttles to transfer new crew, but was not fully implemented by NASA, instead it was continued to be modified for the air force to link up with B-52s midflight to transfer bomber crews and can even perform other contingencies, like docking under a 747.

[@mrz1703]

👈Former Stealth fighter mechanic (4450TFG/TTR)...COMPLETE bullshit🤣🤣. How is the plane supposed to fly when you got troops sitting where the engines go? 🤣🤣. Get out of here with all the "experimental" versions

[@technophant]

I think the Remora is completely fictional. The idea of holding position and making a seal wouldn’t be possible

[@sienihemmo]

The part about reducing the airspeed "as indicated" is explained when you hear the paper rustling as the hijacker says it, and you notice the piece of paper he hands to the captain. There's probably some instructions written on it. Who knows why it had to be on a paper, but there is a paper.

[@carlmagrath6389]

Thanks for ripping through my favourite landing sequence, lol never laughed so hard, I'm surprised you can keep a straight face reviewing these movies

[@DeputyNordburg]

I was living in Miami when they made this movie and we saw the Oceanic 747 a few times.

[@AveragePicker]

The most realistic part is trying to close a door before Steven Seagal makes it through.

[@DRV-mt5dd]

Finally, a guy that analyzes movies more than I do, which constantly gets me in trouble with the wife.