Faulty Equipment That Could Lead To FATAL MISTAKES | Deadly Crossroads | Mayday: Air Disaster

[@CuriousScienceandEngineering]

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[@joinjen3854]

When their EYEBALLS show them different than the instruments.

[@midnatwi4408]

This is by far the most utterly heartbreaking episode of this entire series. Don't argue with me.

[@WilliamHBaird-eq2hp]

GOOD UPLOAD... This is such a tragic episode indeed. It is impossible not to feel sadness for the families that were killed, especially the innocent Russian children and the overworked Sky Guide ATC controller.

[@peterdo5047]

That poor man. What emotions must he have felt standing alone in his kitchen, knowing this is the last good night of sleep that his family will ever get.

[@billythekid3234]

Prayers for all familys, and controller''s also. I pray they learned from this and make it safer to fly.....

[@nancyvoutour3234]

My heart is just broken for the parents. You don't know how it feels until you have lost a child. Or. Lost your4 whole family.

[@billythekid3234]

Nancy,,,,,,, sorry for your loss, I lost my son also, it just hurts, But I know hes in GOD's house.... Blessings to you!

[@brent2438]

Missing that first flight cost everyone their lives. Very sad.

[@joeandre4123]

Watching the lone controller not ask for help from the lady next to Him. His just deserts will be eaten in the next world. So tragic, then sad.

[@URightBut]

You weren’t listening. That lady was just an assistant, not an ATC. She was likely not trained in any capacity to ”help” with the situation. The Skydive company was to blame for their careless policies that expected ONE controller to attempt monitoring and responding to 2 screens at once...

[@edzebrowski4445]

So sad! I hope they are at peace in heaven!

[@ntag411]

This episode has been on YT for sometime already. Difficult to if not impossible to tell based on the title. This episode is based on two planes colliding in air, one having high achieving Russian students and the other a DHL cargo plane. The collision happened not because the warning system on each plane failed, the system worked properly. The Russians were improperly trained to give priority to the tower personnel instructions rather than the onboard system. The same type of warning system of each plane complimented each other by instructing one plane to dive and the other to rise.

[@vanessahenry7238]

Not only I feel for the families of the dead but attacking the Air controller and pilots doesn't solve anything. I never lost a child, but that is almost inconsolable as much as the Controller who knew he did what he could!

[@wmir10]

This is overwhelmingly sad 😭

[@mattdisney1132]

I am afraid so too

[@palmereldrich]

What an inconceivable set of disparate 'coincidences' culminating in horror. Those poor parents !!!

[@katrinarucker2326]

This is the saddest episode ever. 😢

[@mattdisney1132]

I feel very sorry for Russian families who lost children who perished in collision including one mother and two wonderful kids

[@bestonemusic]

The Russian mother said very very well: happy healthy kids died because grown-ups made a fatal mistake.

[@prestonkey9005]

I couldn't imagine what the parents have went through this is awful

[@chipsawdust5816]

Solo controller working two screens, then maintenance comes in and cripples the entire system he has to work with. Had better guidelines been in place, they would have at least postponed the maintenance until two controllers were available, and not disabled both phone systems simultaneously. The holes in the Swiss cheese lined up from miles away. Human factors combined with equipment malfunctions - it would have been a wonder if there were no crash. And then no lessons would have been learned. Sadly, many of the aviation regulations have been written in blood.

[@mariacristinasilvaamaral1987]

Triste este acidente eu lembro dele.

[@HellcatMad]

How horrible for the ATC. A nightmare for sure.

[@mattdisney1132]

But it wasn’t Peter Nelisen fault it was maintenance crews get mistakes and fault and fired

[@Billoushukla]

It’s air traffic controllers fault Because they should keep more staff

[@Wise4315]

You said towards the beginning of the video that the technicians told him the two-minute alert system will be disabled so technically didn't know.. just saying.

[@jayhenderson2683]

This must be the crash that I just watched in a movie starring Arnold S. Where as a father and husband of two of the victims tracks down the ATC and kills him. Does 11 years and then the ATC's son tries to kill Arnold. Yep all true based on this incident. All the father wanted was someone to say they were sorry. He would not kill the ATC if he just said he was sorry.

[@unknown13583]

Controller wasn’t responsible. Sky guide mostly was.

[@URightBut]

Why did the murderer carry a knife to the guy’s house if he just wanted a “sorry”?? More Hollywood brainwashing to manipulate and rewrite events and public perception

[@lilllilllill]

당시 관제사는 유가족한테 사과도 안 하고 개기다가 결국 살해 당했는데 레이더에서 비행기들 사라졌을 때 슬퍼하는 것처럼 연출한 거 좀 그렇네 물론 사고 후에 우울증 걸려서 고생은 했다지만 유가족한테 했던 행동들 보면 죄책감으로 인한 우울이 아니라 그냥 지 인생 꼬인 게 불만이었던 거 같은데.. 물론 업무가 비정상적으로 과중했던 건 사실이지만 걍 양쪽 모두 티카스 따르라고 했으면 자기도 편하고 사고도 안 났을 걸... 지나서 이런 얘기해 봐야 소용도 없지만... 관제사도 참 어깨가 무거운 직업인 것 같다..

[@kavithakapur6253]

Thank you for uploading. This accident is really terrifying to even think of. Bless these parents. I heard the CVR of BTC 2937 and it was really terrifying

[@MGreen-vz6yb]

No excuse for that to happen.

[@MeaHeaR]

ÕMĞ é PôWéŘ-PhÛľĽ Orrrsé-Strâylêan

[@henrybertolette2496]

Is not responsible if you

[@ganapatinaik2533]

flight accident jal 123

[@mattdisney1132]

We know about Russian pilots get terrible mistakes.

[@anan-lf8jg]

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[@eza_ahm]

The controller was rightfully rewarded for his incompetency.

[@PROGRESS4eva]

With such immoral statement you should be treated with your own medicine

[@unknown13583]

Everything that could have failed the controller failed him. His company, coworkers, and even his systems. It wasn’t his fault.

[@hephaestus6365]

It's a shame that father had to do what he did. The controller shouldn't get to just walk away after such deadly incompetence.

[@KubiG1000]

Did you even watch the whole episode? It was not his fault, everything that could fail him has failed him (including other people), he is just a little part of the disaster.

[@worldconquestonyoutube]

If the crontroller wasn’t preoccupied because his idiot co worker decided to take a break he couldn’t respond to the pilots who were telling them about the TCAS alerts. The fact that the controller was managing more than 1 airspace led to this incident.

[@blackpanda7612]

@@KubiG1000 Why even reply to these people. They make these inflammatory comments to get a reaction. Just ignore. The fact you actually reply to their idiotic statements gives them joy.

[@buddyrebel_Garcia]

This was the Germans fault

[@RiesterMeister]

Who was german there? It was a swiss ATC with a danish operator and a crash of a plane operated by russians and british/canadian people

[@buddyrebel_Garcia]

@@RiesterMeister lol relax I love Wienerschnitzel!! Nien nien!!

[@URightBut]

The big lie, always the same...