Explosive Evidence | FULL EPISODE | Mayday: Air Disaster

[@MaydayAirDisaster]

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[@Userdeletedforever]

That So 😭😭😭😭😭

[@ritagraham279]

She killed all them people

[@ritagraham279]

I work with the public. You dont fail to go by the rules.

[@michaelboyle1805]

My dad lost a close friend on Flight 182. Dr Ramachandran Balasubramanian. He was a professor of Electrical Engineering at the University of New Brunswick. He flew from Fredericton to Montreal where he boarded Flight 182. The University of New Brunswick later created a scholarship in his name for Electrical Engineering students. RIP Dr Balasubramanian and the other 328 people that tragically lost their lives.

[@gigi9301]

My brain simply cannot comprehend that number of people lost all at the same time. My deepest sympathies

[@FallenAngel53]

​@@gigi9301 have you watched the Tenerfife disaster?!

[@gigi9301]

@@FallenAngel53 Yes!! The Long version by Mayday is Very Good. Such a tragic series of events was a set-up for disaster. I keep thinking if only they had done this or that....or hadn't done this or that.

[@ScottDore-jn3nf]

@@gigi9301 it's so crazy to think like a whole small town can be gone in one accident very scarey indeed

[@cococolada218]

When the suitcase gave a small reading, they should have immediately investigated that.

[@SimmanGodz]

Different times man. Nowadays I get strip searched because I'm not white. So I guess problem solved.

[@cococolada218]

@@SimmanGodz thats true

[@Suisfonia]

@@SimmanGodz There's a reason I try and drive where-ever I go now rather than fly. I got tired of constantly being singled out for "additional screening" didn't help that in one case, they damaged my cpap machine because the officer thought I was hiding something in it.

[@Howiesgirl]

The poor lady whose husband & children were on the plane... I don't know how she found the courage to participate in this program. Reliving the tragedy must have been just brutal for her. I pray she eventually was able to find peace in the good memories she had of her family. *edit* I realized that I accidentally made my comment in the reply section of the above comment. My apologies.

[@fhuber7507]

Lack of proper training with the detectors.

[@PharaohProduction]

I’m sorry but this was a failure from the ticket agent and security, even the bomb detector went off like come on now. This was so preventable.

[@xonx209]

The person who heard the detector went off and still let the luggage go on board should go to jail.

[@marccru]

have to remember, this was 3 years before Lockerbie. Probably was not treated as it is today. No excuse, but it was a different time.

[@jayman105]

Ticket agent is 100% responsible.

[@willyd.7307]

If you're holding a Bomb detector And it does not activate with the other luggages. And you come across one that it activates regardless of what the sound was like. The luggage should have been pulled immediately... The ticket agent and Luggage security agent Should be charged with man slaughter.. If the man was that pushy about placing wanted on a plane she should have called security and had the luggage checked with the man in front of her.

[@Snackster2]

@@marccru then why even use a bomb detector, if you're going to ignore it when it goes off? No excuse is correct.

[@NoriMori1992]

I don't know how Lata Pada managed to do her interviews for this episode without constantly sobbing. 7:16 completely breaks my heart. No one should have to lose their whole family all at once like that.

[@mobilephoneuser-pr8cj]

I know she lost her whole family it must have been devastating

[@hagbard72]

Hard to forget this one. I was flying out of Heathrow the following day to Canada, lots of security at the airport and a bit nerve racking getting on a plane after this. They keep referring to it as an "accident", this was no accident.

[@DanielBrown-sn9op]

Definite NOT an accident.

[@dax5575]

Distressing.

[@Amin1975-d5x]

It was a terrorist attack

[@larrydavis9582]

I only pray that everyone inside died quickly…I can’t imagine being comfortably seated inside an airplane at 35k ft then suddenly thrown into space hurtling down towards the ocean at terminal velocity. It just wrecks my heart when I think of it!!!

[@sharcrum]

@@larrydavis9582 especially for the two that showed signs of drowning. What they must have gone through!

[@TERoss-jk9ny]

The lady who allowed that piece of luggage must have had an incredibly awful life afterwards. That’s a lot of guilt to carry.

[@kovy689]

Yup

[@xonx209]

She should be disciplined for breaking rules.

[@TERoss-jk9ny]

@@xonx209: She’s probably dead. This was 1985, and to be honest, I hope she is, simply because that guilt would have made life very tough.

[@vee10403]

@@TERoss-jk9ny wow that’s an awful thing to say! Yes she made a mistake, that she did not think would result in a plane going down. Had she known this fool was a terrorist, she obviously would not have done that. Nowadays we know better after 9/11, but back then who thinks this is a bomb?!

[@TERoss-jk9ny]

@@vee10403:It’s an HONEST thing to say.

[@wootlesswocks]

The lady who lost her husband and children makes me cry every time.

[@pianomanhere]

Same here. You can feel her deep heartbreak through her eyes and very demeanor.

[@wootlesswocks]

@@pianomanhere i hope she found peace, somewhere.

[@melatoninqueen6914]

Me too, I hope she found some sort of peace. and once she has passed on from this world I hope she’s reunited with her husband and daughters

[@neilsingh5311]

Her husband and children were my friends. They were lovely people.

[@dodger1214]

She's become a great choreographer. I have so much respect for her. Such a strong, courageous, and beautiful woman.

[@charlesclager6808]

Improved air passenger safety is usually paid for in blood. This video proves the point.

[@FreelancerFreak]

Improvements are always paid in blood. Ships,planes,trains, cars, etc. Something horrible has to happen before change happens

[@twistedyogert]

@@FreelancerFreak Even then, more people are killed while driving then in other modes of transportation. I don't know why that is. Is it because more people own cars than planes or boats?

[@FreelancerFreak]

@@twistedyogert yeah, its a numbers game when you get right down to it. There is some 276 million cars in a country of 360 million people

[@mobilephoneuser-pr8cj]

In capitalism it's known as cost of doing business

[@user-ej2xz3lx2e]

That Indian Investigator Cola absolutely loves his job!! This incident is sad, but his enthusiasm when talking about the evidence makes me so happy!

[@lisas8244]

I have never seen anyone so gleeful investigating an airplane that crashed. You're right! He is absolutely ecstatic with his job. He reminds me of a child waking up on Christmas morning to find everything he asked for under the tree. If only we could all be so thrilled with our jobs!

[@user-ej2xz3lx2e]

@@lisas8244 lol right???

[@melodiefrances3898]

I actually found it offensive tbh

[@Ariadne76-k3d]

I agree! I actually think he should have his own show!

[@Ariadne76-k3d]

@@melodiefrances3898 Don't forget that we are watching these videos as entertainment, so we can hardly criticize someone else who enjoys some aspect of this.

[@xiayabennett6982]

One of the worst parts of this is that virtually no politician in Canada at the time acknowledged it as a Canadian tragedy.

[@EpicJoshua314]

I’m Canadian, and when I was in Grade 1 I read a scholastic book called Air Disasters, and they included this flight, as well as KAL 007, Iran Air 655, Ramstein Airshow disaster, Air Florida flight 90, British Midland 92, El Al 1862, Space Shuttle Challenger, and a few more. There was a novel I read in Grade 6 called Canadian Disasters, which also included Air India 182 and the Narita bombing. 😥

[@LisaMaryification]

I remember it.

[@xiayabennett6982]

@Jit 8 no I’m not.

[@xiayabennett6982]

@Jit 8 so I reworded it.

[@xiayabennett6982]

@travpoet the people on the plane were Canadian nationals, I am Canadian, and regarding names, you’re one to talk.

[@dynasty0019]

Air India Flight 182 was the deadliest attack against an airliner until 9/11. Unfortunately, the lessons of Flight 182 were not learned even in its immediate aftermath when Pan Am Flight 102 and UTA Flight 772 both were brought down by bombs within a year of each other. Like Flight 182, the two flights had their bombs placed by a passenger who never boarded the plane.

[@jerry18291]

I agree 100% now were praising the very same death cult SMH. If we're not aware of history we are doomed to repeat it

[@Powerranger-le4up]

In 2015,Metrojet Flight 9268 was also brought down by a bomb. However, in this case, ISIS had managed to persuade a relative of one of their members to do it since the relative was a ground crew agent at the airport.

[@shasha.chanel1284]

Probably you are referring to PanAm 103 ? I had the same thoughts.

[@GiordanDiodato]

you mean Pan Am 103?

[@wellcraft2136]

@Dynasty001, Although your association of Air India Flight 182 with 9/11 is quite understandable, technically 9/11 was not an attack against an airliner specifically, rather four aircraft were used as a means to an end. The 9/11 tragedy was an attack against certain people, specifically Americans.

[@wmir10]

The reason for taking so many lives is something I never understood. I don't want to understand either. This is just sad.

[@emiliarutigliano7991]

This is just what PURE EVIL LOOKS LIKE.

[@balavaishnav4702]

No actually the baggage checking lady had been threatened and she thought that she might be injured 😢

[@JohnDoe-ks9xx]

For anyone wondering, the bomber was arrested and prosecuted in Canada. However, due to some loophole in Canadian law he was released around 5 years ago. He ended up serving 30 years if I remember correctly.

[@josephwimmer8546]

The Canadians don't or didn't have capital punishment

[@NoriMori1992]

For some people, that's enough. Let us pray it was enough for him.

[@brianwillcox5369]

Typical botched Canadian investigation. Also Canadian politicians do not want to lose those Sikh votes.

[@mariusvanc]

The b0mb maker was only convicted of perjury (9 years) and making the device. He was the only one convicted of anything. Everyone else went free. The two insider witnesses who testified were later m|_|rdered for their trouble. What a shameful affair for Canada.

[@backyardwhitetails1115]

@@JohnDoe-ks9xx why wasn't he given the death penalty!

[@giselestrauch5146]

the ticket agent should have called security not let that guy in.

[@cayman9873]

You mean the bag

[@Ariadne76-k3d]

Yes, hibdsight is 20/20.

[@nigelmurphy6761]

how was she supposed to know there was a bomb on that plane? Hindsight is an awful thing in retrospect

[@parsmon1021]

My uncle and aunt lost their only 2 sons Deven and Rahul. Their father died of a broken heart and their mom went stark raving mad taking her fury out on their adopted daughter. Horrible tragedy. May they Rest In Peace.

Parsmon....Grow up. Stop being so pathetic. Are you after some sympathy. Embarrassing and pathetic

[@robertkeenan7530]

It's crazy that 2 people actually survived all of that all the way down to the water. Its horrific what they must have experienced. One can only hope that they were unconcious atleast.

[@titan9259]

Just like Pan Am 103 where a few people survived but died shortly after. "the pilot and at least 147 other victims possibly lived until they struck the ground"

[@dryan8377]

@@titan9259 horrific!

[@frozenuruguayball6436]

@@titan9259 yea I remember that they found some bodies with grass in there palms meaning they survived until they hit the ground and tried to pull what’s left of themselves to safety

[@nelitasciretta7101]

I thought the same thing. They must have been in some part of the plane until they hit the water. Like you, I hope they were at least unconcious, I wouldn't even want to imagine the fear and desperation they might have felt otherwise.

[@kyleyuen245]

Singh Malik was shot recently and killed near his own business in his own car. Made recent local news and brought up this tragedy. Made me come to this episode again

[@Cochise6666]

So sad that a chain of failure occurred like that. And what "political message" did murdering children in this case get achieved? None at all. The sick ridiculous people responsible seem like they're never going to amount to anything judging by this.

[@indianmilitary]

and the "chain of events" was not random. They were pre-programmed by karma or cause and effect.

[@DanielBrown-sn9op]

Violent terrorism is never successful.

[@maggiemargaret1412]

You are every expecting terrorist or murderers to "amount to something"? Wow. Be real. Give the expectation up, But hey, he has a chance ~ Canada released him according to some comments here. Myself, I say, if you take a life deliberately, the rest of yours should be behind bars no matter what. Even if a person redeemed his or her self or finally 'amounted to something', your chosen way to look at it, they should still remain behind bars. doing whatever their redeemed self is capable of, there.

[@masdf7053]

@@DanielBrown-sn9op oof this didnt age well huh? rip afghanistan.

[@rogwarrior]

Too many of these radical extremists in our world today. Very sad.

[@BlackShephard-n6h]

This was so dumb, when the bomb detector made a weird sound repeatedly on on a bag they should of pulled it or at least looked into it. I'm not sure why they cared if the sound wasn't exactly the same as what they were shown with a match, something was clearly tripping the bomb detector.

[@Krystalmyth]

Precisely. It's like most bags don't trip that sensor. Like, they should have thought, hey, you know the majority of bags go through this thing just fine. But this bag doesn't. Why.

[@gangadas7034]

Dull headedness has no cure!

[@keigoftw]

Arguably it happened twice. Black boxes only transmit for a certain amount of time. The mix up over the higher frequency could have cost them the black boxes (as far as I know the ocean floor does not produce radio waves? So what in heaven's name did they think it was?!)

[@mobilephoneuser-pr8cj]

They call that incompetence I'm pretty sure he was fired and I hope he feels guilt for the rest of his miserable life from this incident

[@tomorrow4eva]

I'll bet they were hiring warm bodies for the cheapest legal rate for the luggage security. If they are skimping on training they likely aren't hiring people for their critical thinking skills.

[@chengbros6101]

I love this channel because it’s so addicting

[@MrPot-zr5mf]

TRUE

[@officialbabypyrexmusic149]

Nbs

[@blakeburrows1439]

But it's the worst when you run out of episodes to watch ಠ_ʖಠ

[@chengbros6101]

@@blakeburrows1439 facts

[@debahendrix]

Very!

[@pwncakes420]

I absolutely LOVE this show. And it’s so interesting to learn about all these accidents.

[@SatisfyingSnow]

Ikr I'm like obsessed with this show

[@butchoharechicago6657]

+@@SatisfyingSnow Terrorisim.

[@ManMountainMetals]

@@butchoharechicago6657 agreed, no accident this.

[@HiGlowie]

Accident?

[@mobilephoneuser-pr8cj]

After watching many of these I will never ever fly ever I'll either take the train drive or even walk

[@trichotillomaniac1959]

I love that guy's enthusiasm! Imagine going through life that positive end energetic about everything!

[@chad8089]

Nah this guy is laughing and smiling while all these lives were lost. Honestly annoying. Nothing is funny about what happened to these poor souls. Wrong documentary

[@novemberdelta1282]

@@chad8089 Give him a break, he's the one who found out how the crash happened anyway.

[@ewjiml]

@@chad8089 He’s not laughing or smiling about people dying. He’s super enthusiastic about evidence during the case and probably loves his job. Massive difference.

[@hannahbeanies8855]

@@chad8089 he’s giving a voice to the dead and finding out the truth about what happened to them. Honestly I would consider that an honor. Maybe he does, too. I understand his enthusiasm. It looks like he is also good at this job.

[@amritkaur4017]

@@chad8089 it totally shows he loves his job

[@rottinguranium7789]

when they said "this 747 had 5 engines" i was like hUhhHhH for a second

[@Suisfonia]

Edit: Ok, I have to correct myself it seems, the other documentary did not show that scene with the fifth engine so I assumed it would be the same.

[@melatoninqueen6914]

Me too, I made a confused face until they explained it

[@budwhite9591]

Well the APU is technically a 5th engine…

[@DanielBrown-sn9op]

I know, right??

[@Shaun_Jones]

I consider myself fairly well informed on aircraft, and I had never even heard of the fifth engine mount until today.

[@kenzierocks1240]

The grueling task and group effort that it takes to put together the pieces of these tragedies and come to the conclusions to solve, amazes me.

[@missjojoy212]

i still am so embarrassed the the Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney gave his condolences to the Indian government when the majority of victims were Canadian citizens.

[@jerry18291]

Ain't nothing knew as far as Canada goes. For a long time Canada has been very reluctant to stand up and any acts of violence and its no different today with the liberal government

[@Krystalmyth]

@@jerry18291 Wtf are you talking about? Their point was that the Canadian minister didn't acknowledge the citizens of Indian descent on the plane were Canadian citizens, not Indian. They were departing to visit family.

[@chesthoIe]

It was their airplane and pilots and man you seem fun at parties.

[@jerry18291]

@@Krystalmyth I guess you haven't been paying much attention to what's happening in Canada

[@Krystalmyth]

@@chesthoIe Good conversation can be fun. It's validating to leave a party with more than you came in with, there's always time to be wrong about things at a party. Why would you think its fun to misunderstand someone? Now you know what they meant, and we're better for it~ I think. . . no? Perhaps, it was, the aggression? Was I too intimidating? That's not exciting ~ even a little bit?

[@visionx1175]

This was a very good story and the investigators were superb

[@fredcloud9668]

Preventable. The evidence was clear. Should have been investigated further in Canada.

[@RubenThomas]

A true Canadian tragedy. My heart goes out to those whose loved ones were on this flight.

[@soulman4292]

Falling 31,000 feet and surviving only to drown is possibly the worst way to die.

[@paulkasden9758]

I always love watching the hunt for the black boxes in all of these crashes... sometimes, the things the investigators have to do to retrieve the boxes are just so mind blowing and fascinating

[@MalenkyGoblin]

The families of the dead said the Canadian government didn't seem to care about them at all and sent their condolences to India even though nearly all of the passengers on board were Canadian citizens. They said it was the people of Ireland that were so welcoming and kind to them when they came to pick up their remains in Cork.

[@ernstvanstangl1048]

The Irish are a good lot. Me nans was from Belfast.

[@johncmeyer5832]

Why did that ticket agent not call security? A simple phone call could have prevented this tragedy.

[@khmerchef]

Exactly. Also, if she was worried about the other people in line, still waiting to check their baggage, just have the guy step to side to "wait for his brother" while you work on checking in the rest of the line. The worst that could happen is he'll try to complain to management, and still be told he cannot check in his bag. I cannot stand customers who bully or browbeat just to get their way. If security were to be involved that day, the fake passenger would've been caught.

[@c_rhynehardt]

What happened to the ticket agent? That was a huge mistake she made and she has to live with that guilt.

[@violagentsch]

Funny how they moved the guilt from her. She must've sucked .....well

[@debcann7818]

@@violagentsch And the money they most likely laid at her feet while she was sucking well must have made her feel so much better. Seriously, if I did something like that, I could NOT live with it. That grief would be hard, fast and constant!! I don't know how ANYONE could.

[@Geronimo2Fly]

Both her and the security agent who ignored the beeping of the bomb detection device. Astronomical failures, both of them. I just wish someone in line behind the bullying "passenger" had spoken up in defense of the ticket agent. If just one person had said, "Stop bullying her, she's not going to check your bag through and that's that! Now get out of line!" I'm sure she wouldn't have caved. Several times I've spoken up for people in service positions when they were being bullied by a customer, and the customer always backs off once they realize they're outnumbered and there's someone talking back to them who they can't report to the manager.

[@kglw9575]

Probably works for regular bullies, this was a terrorist intent on getting his bomb on the plane. Hindsight is 20/20

[@dodger1214]

A tragedy that never should've happened. The ticket agent should never have interlined the bag to New Dehli, and the bag should not have been put on the plane in Toronto. On top of that, Reyat, the guy who built the bomb, was released out of Canadian prison a few years ago, which is an absolute disgrace in my view. The fact there were two people who fell from the sky into the water that were likely alive just horrifies me. Rest In Peace to all those poor souls. Lata Pada is truly a strong and amazing woman.

[@maggiemargaret1412]

They probably lost consciousness fairly quickly w no oxygen up there.

[@amberkat8147]

@@maggiemargaret1412- We can only hope. But still, everyone who was knowingly and willingly involved in the bomb plot should never have tasted freedom again. They were too cowardly to be willing to die for whatever their cause was and instead just murdered innocent people. The ultimate cowards, people like that are truly disgusting.

[@dodger1214]

@@amberkat8147 I think she's referring to the two passengers who wound up drowning.

[@jaredrobbins9296]

I would imagine if they didn’t lose consciousness during decompression they blacked out on the fall down. If somebody knows they’re about to die, usually the brain shuts off all sensory inputs as to not suffer or feel pain.

[@dodger1214]

@@jaredrobbins9296 I hope that's what happened. Just horrible to even think about.

[@algermom1]

Amazing story well told; tragic results.

[@Powerranger-le4up]

Unfortunately, terrorists are still trying to find ways to bomb airplanes and sometimes they have succeeded like Pan Am 103 and Metrojet 9268. The most recent bombing was on Daallo Airlines Flight 159 in 2016. However, they managed to land safely. The sole fatality was the bomber himself.

[@Krystalmyth]

What a failure. Even in his own religious application, he basically would be denied his expected reward. Wow, I sure hope you don't get to hang around post death because I can only imagine the despair of realizing you killed yourself and that Allah felt you were the only one that had to die. The ultimate despair. Good riddance. These psychopaths need to just fade away.

[@Suisfonia]

Scary thing is that it won't be long before they stop using bombs and change over to something far deadlier.

[@Krystalmyth]

@@Suisfonia Yeah, well we're overdue our comeuppance to be honest. I really don't think Covid-19 was strong enough, and I lost a sister. We need something that inspires some sense of humility. Something. This, this wasn't enough. Need something that justifies losing the lives we did. Something that changes us for the better.

[@pistachio7205]

@@Krystalmyth i don't think anything that can happen would change everyone for the better, humans honestly suck.

[@nerysghemor5781]

@@pistachio7205 Agreed, it's human nature. Take away one "excuse" for evil behavior and we generate another one to replace it right away.

[@80bbygrl]

This is exactly why when all four of us in my family used to travel together, my mom would put her and I on one plane, and my brother and my dad on another, in case God forbid the worst were to happen we wouldn't all be lost at once.

[@quantumdecoherence1289]

Kind of extreme considering how unlikely an airplane crash is. Even so, I'd rather be with my family if the worst were to happen. Do you also drive in two separate cars when headed to your destination? You're far more likely to die statistically as you probably already know

[@kd-blastem8127]

@@quantumdecoherence1289 feel like they would also sit in different houses and different restaraunts. like at what point is it paranioa

[@victoriadeyot9321]

It’s actually not uncommon for parents to travel separately so that in any event one parent would survive. I think that many could agree, regardless of statistics (and I’m a statistician), some have more fear of death (vs. injury like most car accidents) in air travel vs. auto.

[@johneyon5257]

@@victoriadeyot9321 - if you were a real statistician - you would have told us how many do so - "not uncommon" is not good enuf

[@canadasleftcoast.5744]

Anyone interested in this case should watch Air India 182, an excellent documentary by the CBC produced in 2008. Which is also the same year that this Mayday episode was released.

[@MZTHICK76]

Very interesting documentary

[@dynasty0019]

Yes, that was a great film. Interestingly both the doc and the Mayday episode were filmed on the same set at the same time.

[@canadasleftcoast.5744]

@@dynasty0019Wow....I didn't know that. That is interesting. Renee Sarojini Saklikar, who was a guest on the documentary, is married to our Provincial Health Minister Adrian Dix Her aunt and uncle were on the flight.

[@LisaMaryification]

Yes, I saw that one. I found it particularly interesting that the relative of one of the passengers saw that all the Siks were getting on another plane. He went to warn his relative, but it was too late.

[@bluetopguitar1104]

Yeah I think I saw that one. A little better

[@ThePowerofJames]

My grandparents were flying from toronto to london that day on a different flight, this scared the crap out of my mom as she had no idea what was going on, their flight was only about an hour behind this flight. It is also a 2 hour drive from Heathrow to their home so she had hours to wait to hear from them.

[@ravenlord4]

My, how times have changed. If a customer threw a hissy fit like that at a ticket agent today, TSA would tackle him, hogtie him, and carry him off to an interrogation room while waiting for the Federalies to come take him away. Even if it just an irate customer, it is an automatic felony to cause a disruption in an airport.

[@tessalette3231]

This occurred in 1985, so I can understand why the ticket attendant didn't have the same thoughts we would have, present day. No x-ray machines either? Wow. It's astonishing more tragedies did not happen.

[@shasha.chanel1284]

There is another documentary which talks about the pilots of other planes who told the tower that they saw a plane exploding in midair - why were they making such a mystery of what might have happened to Air India ?

[@carlgois8579]

When I was a teenager, I had a par time job. This fellow was supposed to be on this flight. His mom and dad last minute didn’t go. His grandmother was on that flight. Unreal when he told me. Felt terrible for his grandmother and all those other people.

[@tashaglam4824]

I think what's even more devastating about this crash is the fact that airlines and governments across the world didn't take more safety measures to prevent tragic plane bombings. Pan Am 103 was bombed 3 years after this flight and it crashed into the civilian community of Lockerbie killing over 250 people both on the plane and on the ground. So many people had to die in order for these lessons to be learned.

[@froggyplatypus]

Why are there bits of the re-enactments that stop, turn black and white, and play a jarring noise? What even IS that? Is it to make sure you’re still paying attention?

[@happydays1336]

I hope none of the passengers and crew were alive when they fell 31,000 feet into the ocean. That would be horrible.

[@sarah8514]

Unfortunately the guy said that 2 bodies died drowning 😢 so they were alive during the fell and during impact it’s so horrific

[@amberkat8147]

Or at least not conscious.

[@randomdude4411]

I love that investigator. Such enthusiasm for his job

[@jenmadkins]

I don’t understand why he heard the detector go off and he was like “🤷🏼‍♂️issalll good😊 👍🏽 ”

[@bgdrewsif]

as they said at the end... 'rent a cops' on 'subsistence wages'... you get what you pay for and the airline paid for Barney Fife...

[@andystephenson5407]

This fulfills my aviation obsession but makes me afraid to fly..weird dichotomy there

[@colinsmith484]

Same

[@SawdEndymon]

If anything this makes me feel safer. Knowing that it’s a minuscule chance and the investigation makes it safer

[@Interdictiondeltawing]

The world deadliest air bombing in aviation history and was linked to Narita airport bombing

[@JS-gp1hl]

Yes.

[@romanc.5074]

Great job by the investigators.

[@savagesn]

How horrifying, the thought of people still alive thrown from an aircraft and plummeting from 30,000 feet to the sea below.

[@theforceofdistruction9446]

This is why airports need more security

[@LisaMaryification]

Not anymore.

[@theforceofdistruction9446]

Yes airport do need more security to protect our country and people from terrorism and blowing up plane

[@BigGrabowski]

@@theforceofdistruction9446 TSA, while an effective method of preventing attacks from ever reaching airplanes proper, often they focus in on people who are not terrorists, by pulling over every single person with the same name as a listed suspect, wasting the "suspect's" time and reducing faith in the system. They need a better system than racial profiling and name-matching. The most effective tools they use are the sniffer dogs (which can miss things) and the x-ray machines (which can show "Suspicious items" that turn out not to be suspicious). We need security, but perhaps a different level of it.

[@Krystalmyth]

@@theforceofdistruction9446 No. You're not thinking about this clearly.

[@douglascoleman1252]

FYI a “flail” injury is NOT an injury to the pelvis, etc….it is a term - “flail chest” - used to describe rib fractures - more specifically, multiple fractures to three or more consecutive ribs. This causes the chest to become unstable and to move in a paradoxical manner, in that attempts to breathe cause the chest wall to move inward, rather than outward on each inspiration. This impedes breathing, and when severe, impairs effective respiration altogether.

[@ScottDLR]

What a cowardly act.

[@LtDan-lj7oj]

These Mayday films are so very well done! I've been binge watching for many weeks now. Thanks very much for posting!

[@dillsimmons]

All the worse knowing he was released from prison.

[@timothyprice3264]

Ok so I work for the Airlines and there aren’t “stricter” restrictions on carrying bags forward on connecting flights. I’ve non reved many times and my bag will hop plane to plane even if I’m not on it. Same for so many passengers who find their bags here before they are or even more that arrive and their bags didn’t arrive with them. Probably 70% of standby passengers arrive with their bags having already been here or not yet arrived. There’s no “stricter” regulations as far as that goes for sure.

[@Matsumoto77]

It only applies to international flights, I'm a ramp agent at Terminal 3 Toronto Pearson, we only pull bags if a passenger doesn't show if the flight is international, if it's domestic, off it goes.

[@josesantoscampos3462]

Even after so long you still feel for those families that lost their lives strength to those left behind

[@roofnkeith]

I feel sorry for her, can't imagine what this feels like

[@parsmon1021]

They found my cousin’s body…the RCMP came to our house with the photo of my deceased cousins. They never found the body of his brother. Beyond tragic 😢😢😢

[@katehopkinsbrent5573]

Could’ve been PREVENTED!!! All those lives gone 😪💔. The mom who lost her husband and two children is just heartbreaking to watch - it’s unimaginable to even think on that kind of loss. May they all Rest In Peace and the families to feel GODs love and comfort

[@GH-oi2jf]

This video states that the black boxes carry radio beacons. This is incorrect. They are ultrasonic audio beacons.

[@jellyyuyu8260]

Obviously that one investigator is not happy about the deaths that were caused due to Singh’s act of terrorism; This was probably a huge case for him and each and every finding was an accomplishment and he’s either proud of his findings and hard work even after all those years or he can be a naturally enthusiastic person.

[@ghosttgirl9805]

My condolences to those who passed,

[@MaydayAirDisaster]

Which episodes of Mayday: Air Disaster would you like to see in full?

[@Interdictiondeltawing]

Do JAL 123 please

[@arronsarchives]

Can we do all of them? 😀 otherwise, I’d love to see Air Transat Flight 236. ✈️

[@Dalton1294]

I would like to see Dead Tired, Clogan Air Flight 3407

[@cristianantoniodelbarrio8271]

TACA 110

[@_gav__]

Twa800

[@lyssa4101]

As absolutely terrible as this accident was it could have been a lot worse. If the Air India flight had been the top flight insted of the bottom flight falling debris could have taken out the other two planes as well.

[@Omega6489]

With the amount of episodes I've watched where they have to go diving for these boxes. I feel someone needs to start having some kind of float device or ejection system on these suckers to make them easier to find.

[@barryvincentredmond3973]

I remember the morning this tragedy happened so vividly.Having woken up early after hosting a farewell party in Ireland as I was soon departing to Australia I turned on the morning news and we found out immediately about the Air India 747 that had just crashed off the south west coast.This news sounded surreal in the early morning light..RIP to all those victims of this awful tragedy.

[@francobuctuan8298]

The investigator is so happy to be interviewed. I can’t watch it any longer.

[@uconnjames]

This was before 911 or even the Lockerbie disaster. Air travel at the time was very different from nowadays. So please do not judge too harshly on the ground crew handling the luggage.

[@KrissyBlendz]

This was a sad story. 😢😢😢😢

[@vixen4327]

That one mom's loss 😔

[@aselle1709]

The terrorist responsible was released from jail in 2017...He could be my or your neighbor...The Canadian judicial system never stops to amaze me. (Sarcasm intended.)

[@CriticalMaster95]

Honestly, anyone who does something as horrific as bombing an airliner should spend the rest of their life in prison.

[@jiwik731]

So... your detector triggers but because it made a different sound you let it go?

[@sharcrum]

I can't believe that that security guy just let that go when it made ANY noise!!! None of the other bags made any sound so it should have been checked out further since it made ANY noise at all!!! What was the point of even scanning the luggage if they are going to just be let through even if they show detection!!! And what in the world does bombing airplanes accomplish for these terrorists? Nothing really!!!

[@cryptotimes1583]

I love this Indian Investigator..so enthusiastic and passionate about his job!

[@milesaway3699]

Can you imagine being that ticket agent? She’s has had to live with it the rest of her life.

[@danielhartin7680]

And there are people in here blaming her for the deaths of 329 people. There was no malice in her actions, she didn't deserve a lifetime of unimaginable guilt.

[@CBeatty59]

@@danielhartin7680 Exactly. People forget to blame the terrorists first and foremost.

[@masdf7053]

@@CBeatty59 for sure, lets just disregard her reckless negligence.

[@CBeatty59]

@@masdf7053 Nobody is disregarding it, but the fact remains she’s not the one who planted a bomb on an aircraft.

[@masdf7053]

​@@CBeatty59 lol what?? who planted the bomb then? she obviously is responsible for checking the bomb onto that plane.

[@damienray2286]

I saw someone comment that they didn't understand why there was such a long winded investigation when other planes reported that they saw the plane explode. I know it seems odd, but just like in a homicide investigation done by a police department, they have to rule out every single possibility so that others won't come back and question their outcome. And an explosion may be cause by the fuel in the tanks igniting, it could be an after effect of an explosive decompression, there could be many answers. Every answer has to be ruled out before they come to a final conclusion. Also, I've seen a lot of people mentioned the fact that Canada didn't really seem to treat this as a Canadian occurrence, and I understand partly that it was an Air India plane and there were Indian passengers, but the fact that there were Canadian passengers and they barely seem to acknowledge it really blows my mind.

[@saab9251]

No baggage leaves without a passenger tied to it? The amount of baggage that I’ve had get lost or forgotten and then get put on another plane to show up later is incredible. That rule obviously didn’t stand.

[@valerierodger7700]

It does. You would know if you've ever sat at the gate while they retrieve luggage from the hold because somebody didn't show up. I've had it happen a few times Human error in baggage handling is a separate issue.

[@chrismanspeaker9372]

It was a criminal act. At least they figured out who they were and dealt with them. However, how, moronic it is that a group of people from one place, living in another place demanding to have a homeland in another attacks a group of people with nothing to do with it at all.

[@violagentsch]

Think one can stick more ads in this video?

[@brendawiener]

Just scroll to the end just before the last ad then scroll back stopping just for a split second before each one till youve removed them all. Its quick, easy and no more ads 😁

[@surfside75]

Yes.. yes we can.😁

[@CBeatty59]

I didn’t get any!

[@Ozinater]

Every other ACI episode: "could it have been a bomb?" This episode: "could it have been the 5th engine?"

[@micklewin2263]

18:20 why is this guy so cheerful talking about a deadly crash?

[@dianef8933]

Seriously you are absolutely right I was waiting to see in the comments if anyone else had noticed that and to be honest you are one of the very very few that commented on the way that guy was smiling and grinning and almost excited about talking about the tragedy of this story isn't it weird how some people react to cheerful and energetic about the most saddest things in life it's absolutely disturbing

[@gorylatko]

He is excited about the findings of the investigations and NOT about the deaths! He is a very passionate scientist from what I can see. People like this make a difference in this world. You are reading him wrong.

[@cynicqlsoup7819]

@@gorylatko agreed. He seems very passionate of what he does, delighted that there are actual findings unlike the many kinds of cases that go cold and shrouded in unsolved mystery. We need people to be passionate in what they do to make sure the work is done right, to make sure people are doing their jobs. It seems like people forget that some people actually enjoy their job and enjoy what they can do to help the world. I guess it shows people’s character.

[@InLoveWithBubuDudu]

Because he has gone nuts !

[@hallucinatedovens8414]

any one else bothered by the way the man in the suit is sitting?

[@timsmusic7349]

I remember that morning when I lived in county Cork. Ireland had never experienced such a tragic event and the hospitals and rescue services were overwhelmed. I never knew what happened until I saw this documentary. I remember the families coming to Ireland for memorial services. The whole thing was horrible and felt beyond tragic that innocent people had to be recovered from the ocean and identified in our local hospitals. RIP to all those that were lost that morning.

[@parsmon1021]

My two cousins perished in this crash. Their parents and other grieving families spoke so highly about the love, caring and nurturing they received from the people,of Cork to whom they owe so so much. RIP all 329 of poor souls.

[@timsmusic7349]

@@parsmon1021 So sorry for your family's loss. I live in CA now but I'm traveling to Cork in June and will visit that memorial.

[@biancakarteron5620]

329 Saul's gone. So evil. Can you imagine the families humanity can be tragic.

[@aliceandcat2228]

I am just glad Air India was not flying above those two planes otherwise the body count will be potentially a lot higher. All it needs are just a few pieces to puncture the planes below.

[@HeatherLynseyMusic]

I didn’t even think of that. That would’ve been even more catastrophic 😭

[@evasmith2705]

True.

[@disappearintothesea]

Lata seems like such a strong and graceful person. May we all that courage when that "one day" comes.

[@spacecase7717]

I know this is an old accident, but that Chief Investigator was way too happy/excited about this crash.

[@billolsen4360]

Yeah, he's weird.

[@JaBismarck]

Been waiting for this

[@mboyer68]

Only one Sikh terrorist was convicted and he only got 15 years. I swear...people complain about the US having so many people locked up..but if you do a crime here in the US, you pay for it. Fifteen years? For killing all those innocent people? That's just another tragedy to add to the crash. How sad for the families.

[@kimberini6465]

So, if I am late and miss my connecting flight, will someone go on and remove my luggage? Really? I have had my luggage arrive at an airport I am not at, so I don't think so.

[@valerierodger7700]

Human error is a different thing. Baggage can be misdirected, etc. And yes, more than once I have sat on an airplane while our flight is delayed because somebody didn't show up and they have to pull their luggage off the plane.

[@victoriasloan524]

This stopped me mum and dad from going to England that year. They went..years later. Mum was terrified.

[@XoxRed8xoX]

I love this series and I am so happy to have them posted here but, the ads every 3 minutes are absolutely ridiculous.

[@alexm566]

KZbin without premium or adblock is useless

[@tacksscherbo7771]

You can download a free adblocker for your particular system. I did so a few years ago and haven't had any ads on youtube since!!

[@Turbo_trash9000]

I have got 0 ads no premium or anything

[@Bellasie1]

It disappeared at the same flight level as PA103! Scary... The passenger-baggage reconciliation wasn't respected there either. That's two entirely avoidable disasters, had basic procedures been duly followed! Knowing the AI182 was due to land in LHR, it's even more shocking that the Lockerbie disaster was allowed to happen just 3 years later...

[@naylaharris6632]

@18:18 this guy seem so excited. Like he is explaining something happpy.

[@zew1414]

Wow! What an absolute FAIL! Unbelievable, if I was a family member who lost a loved one on this flight I would be understandingly furious!

[@nicolegillespie4704]

Indian people are the nicest people you would ever want to meet. This is so sad a little boy wanted to see inside the cockpit. Over 300 people lost their lives for what!?

[@srirachahero4679]

The guy bullying the ticket agent is classic social engineering. It happens to this day and is a very big part of "hacking".

[@franklindavidson9193]

I was surprised when I took my Sec+ course at just how much "Low Tech" hacking is still used