Two Planes Fall From The Sky | Tragedy In Los Angeles | Out of Sight | Mayday: Air Disaster

[@CuriousScienceandEngineering]

How has the collision avoidance system changed? Want to see more Mayday full episodes? Watch them here: bit.ly/3vYH6wJ

[@funkndonut]

the two widows and grieving mothers at the end... bless their hearts for enduring through the years

[@StephenLuke]

RIP William Kramer (1933-1986) Kathleen Kramer (1935-1986) Caroline Kramer (1959-1986) and To the passengers and crew of Aeroméxico Flight 498 and the 15 people on the ground

[@trippychick92]

If i lost my entire family i wouldn't still be here. I would be so devastated i wouldn't be able to live any more

[@ntag411]

Not a new episode for me, title is Out of Sight. The 1986 crash in the city of Cerritos hit the local news at the time, mid-flight hit between a small private plane and commercial airline.

[@diego_mcfunfun8191]

This episode was craaazy

[@StephenLuke]

Just like the crash of Pacific Southwest Airlines Flight 182 in 1978.

[@wez123123123]

Poor Walter 😢

[@olwynskye417]

I hear he became a chemistry teacher in Albuquerque later.

[@MrHastygamer]

There is no way the other commercial pilot reacted that calmly when he noticed a plane had crashed into a residential area come on now 😂

[@Elemarth]

"The FAA moved swiftly" previously unsaid sentences in human history

[@yours2injesus2]

HOW SAD

[@calvind98362]

Why do the narrators on these show make reference to altitude in meters when it is feet that is the standard in the flying business?

[@Gary-pe4ce]

Probably for the audience (whoever uses meter only) to understand better

[@rapsure5096]

Because it's a British narrator.

[@_MjG_]

@@rapsure5096 Wrong answer! TV programs don't use the measurement system based on who the narrator is. The TV program bases it on what measurement the country uses who broadcasts the TV program. In this case, Canada 🇨🇦. Canada uses metric, so that's why it's stated in kilometers & meters.

[@funkndonut]

because the show is a canadian production

[@StephenLuke]

🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@ghosttgirl9805]

RIP dear, ones...

[@StephenLuke]

One comment is enough FGS!

[@boathousejoed9005]

Does anyone know,are the news helicopters effecting the fires in a negative way?

[@_MjG_]

They wouldn't be that low because of how incredibly loud helicopters are & the noise pollution they would create for the people below. Also in this specific case, the rotor downwash blowing the debris around & whatever yellow material they used to cover body parts. Even at 60 meters/200 feet, the rotor downwash would be nonexistent, but the helicopter wouldn't be that low because of the noise level for those below.

[@funkndonut]

they don't fly low enough for rotor wash. they get footage using telephoto lenses and are far away from their subjects.

[@MrHastygamer]

His name is Walter White?

[@claudiuspulcher2440]

Breaking bad's accident with flight Wayfarer 515 is pretty similar to this event...

[@ghosttgirl9805]

RIP dear, ones...