Fight Breaks Out Onboard Dramatic Syrian Air B747SP Flight

[@SamChui]

Hope you like this classic re-created vlog. I am bringing back many more of my classic trip that previously never shown before during the downtime of covid-19. The next vlog coming is the "Most Scary" flight I've ever flown, with bomb threat onboard Siberia Airlines IL-86

[@indranilchakrabarty4196]

Syrianair 747 SPs were a regular sight in Delhi in the early 90s, together with Royal Jordanian L1011s, Iraqi 747 200 and Japan Airlines and Ariana Afghan DC 10 30s ( During Najibullahs time ). Aeroflot IL 96s were fairly common. Also Royal Nepal 757s and PIA A 300 B4s. Gulf Aif had a daily direct from Bahrain or Muscat using a 767 300. Not many Airbuses in those days. In the 90s mostly A300B4s and a few 320. Boeings and L1011 and DC10s and MD11s were the rage, back then. I used to live in Chicago back then and 727s and DC 10s and MD90s/ DC9s ruled the skies. Flew from Ohare to Sydney in 93 via MSP, SFO and HNL on Northwest all the way on a DC10 30s. Bet you cant do that now!!!!!

[@nasearahmedmohammad2045]

Hi Sam, I am from India. I got to know that our country is purchasing 2 special Boeing flights for prisedent and Prime Minister. It's Boeing 777 VVIP flight from USA , please make a vedio on this particular flight . Thank you

[@SamChui]

Yes Delhi boast quite an awesome collection includes Aeroflot IL-86 one stops to BKK vid Delhi.

[@tylercai]

Hi

[@kingk2405]

But what is your job exactly ?

[@devanshkamdar8244]

2:26 that guy waving gives me all the positive energy I need for the day.

[@zziaoe6940]

Haha 😂

[@u-know-this]

that was the security

[@lll7s1]

same

[@SC-vw1nx]

Still positive 😀

[@gamesbaden1729]

Go there again and set the Playback Speed to 0.25 xD

[@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un]

A fight? That would never happen on Air Koryo, scary

[@yeonjunie]

for legal reasons, i'm liking the comment edit: stan kim jung un oppar or receive electric chair

[@simonnuman6840]

A flight* would never happen on air koryo. Love u kim❤️❤️❤️

[@hsltori_1]

We love you, our savior Kim Jong-un

[@amrtookabir]

Ok, kim fatty the third XD

[@franzliszt9799]

Hey rocket man!

[@calvin.]

2:27 that guy is still really happy/excited even with 12 hour delay.

[@oneinchant589]

2:26 nobody gonna talk about my homie waving at the camera

[@Travel-Tides1]

Yeh

[@dasha8658]

straight vibin

[@ardaboci3793]

He made my day 😁

[@cheddarmx5969]

@@dasha8658 he do be vibin

[@ClearVod]

PerfecToast if course not

[@Jetdoc]

I'll never complain about my hour delay again.

[@wingstailchannel4444]

I once had 19 hours delay, sleeping on the cold floor. please also ⱱiṥit mЎ new çhańńel. top documentaries about plane disasters.

[@stealthattack2209]

LOL

[@aaronhunter2301]

Wings & Tail shut up

[@yourlocalfbi3083]

@@wingstailchannel4444 19? Don't they cancel the flight at 15-18 hours with delay or change the crew?

[@tomtomtomtom6511]

Right

[@kowalskidiazdegeras9190]

The 747 is like a car: you've got the regular one (-100, -200, -400), the coupé (SP) and the station wagon (-8i)

[@NaenaeGaming]

*747-300s would like to know your location...*

[@sjnavaid]

-300 has left the chat

[@LukeS_mo]

-300 is looking for you...

[@petrolweeb]

More like: The -100 and -200 is the Sedan version The -300 and -400 is the Hatchback version The SP is the Limited Production Coupe version The -8i is the Crossover version

[@kowalskidiazdegeras9190]

@@petrolweeb more like the converted freighter is the crossover and the standard freighter is the panel van XD

[@grahaml6668]

Great trip story. I toured in Aleppo in 2010. It was a marvelous place with incredible history and monuments. The Syrian people were very friendly and the food was superb. It makes me ill to see the damage there and the destruction of their heritage that took place. I hope that someday they can recover.

[@luv2fly745]

It is sickening.

[@dedotdedot7365]

Easy to destroy, hard to rebuild. 🕊️ 2 D 🌍 .

[@davidp2707]

Russia bombed it to pieces. They should fix it.

[@AbuMahmud-sx9og]

It's a shame that such a beautiful country like Syria just got destroyed like that in a war..

[@Alexx120493]

The reactions of the passengers to a delay will show you a glimpse of why the Syrian civil war escalated the way it did

[@IftikharAliChangezi]

Thanks to Americans

[@bn1193]

@@IftikharAliChangezi no it's because of your religion that supports terrorism

[@yzeez6545]

@@IftikharAliChangezi yep

[@harumachihaya1007]

@@bn1193 so you know well about other religion? pathetic

[@MeppyMan]

Loved this story! So sad that the city and people have been through so much.

[@SamChui]

Very true. It is always people who suffer throughout the war.

[@lipton5428]

Maria Minado you are so stupid its unreal, just shut up before u embarrass yourself more 😂

[@freddybatraki5747]

Thank you

[@davidj4662]

R.A.H Mavyyev Well there is the fact that USA is responsible for many thousands, if not millions of civilian deaths as a result of their insane drive for global conquest.

[@kittol6713]

@@lipton5428 Why is he stupid? There's literally hundreds of US military bases all over middle east. Fine, you wanna kill terrorist then kill them, why did you need to destroy infrastructure and kill civilians for that?

[@4ws-_4rdah99]

2:27 that guy is waving at the camera what a legend

[@NavS-mx5ub]

Thanks for sharing this, Sam. My first flight ever was in October 1985 on a SyrianAir 747SP! I was 5 years old, and I still remember it. I have a few photos somewhere, but in those days smoking was allowed in-flight, and on a long-haul flight passengers got THREE hot meals (even in Economy), boiled sweets before take-off and before landing, and the seats even in Economy Class were like the current Premium Economy Class seats (very spacious). I again flew a SyrianAir 747SP in 1999 (from London Heathrow to Damascus, and then to New Delhi via Sharjah), and this time in Business Class- for a Middle Eastern airline in those days, it was one of the best airline experiences - great service, punctual, clean, and very spacious old style Business Class seats...and plenty of food! Still remember the strong Arabian oud smell in the cabins. I do remember when we re-fuelled in Sharjah, a lot of Indian expats (mostly those working in the construction industry I guess) boarded the flight and they had a lot of luggage (like quilts, TVs...the lot!). That was my last flight ever to India and the last time I flew on a 747SP. Unforgettable.

[@niftyneurotic8259]

U never visited india again ?

[@NavS-mx5ub]

@@niftyneurotic8259 Never. No chance to.

[@pinoyofwnursetv9562]

That is a huge ariplane! May Syria, Palenstine, Yemen be free from oppression. They deserve to live in peace. Love from the Philippines 🇵🇭 ❤️❤️❤️

[@pinoyofwnursetv9562]

Ramy Fares yes! ☺️

[@joannetucker1538]

So sad what happened to Syria and it's people . I used to work with a Syrian doctor who was a really lovely guy. I hope peace returns soon.

[@davidoldham7476]

The occasional blast from the past is for the most part a good thing.

[@TheByard]

I would love to have photo's of my first flight back in 1952, I was 7 years old and we as a family flying back to the UK after my father finished an 18 month tour of duty in the Gold Coast now Ghana. We flew in a small prop plane from Secondi to Accra, then a BOAC 4 engine prop plane to London Heathrow via Tripoli and Rome. The seating was railway carriage style with seating each side of a centre table so two passengers faced backward. Heathrow was ex RAF buildings with bus transport to and from the airplane. Previous to flying home transport out and back was by ship that took 10 days, so we had the ship out and the plane home. I followed my father and spent my working life in construction around the world and have travelled in a lot of aircraft with a lot of airlines. The last airline I used before the lock down was Emirates and in the fantastic A380, will be sad to them go.

[@mamamia5556]

Wishing Syria and its aviation all the best, I used to go there 2x a year to visit my kids...so memorable❤

[@duk2k]

The SP is definitely a very funny and cute looking 747 😂

[@mohabatkhanmalak1161]

It is a shorter version (ie the fuselage ), so is lighter and has very long range. Was great for those very long hops that the Airbus 380 and 777 are currently performing.

[@vtdl88]

My first 747 flight was on a China Airlines 747SP. Yea, it looked funnier than majestic :)

[@sachin4337]

Worst moment Some people leave and we had to wait to search of their baggage.

[@ivormectin9889]

Many years ago I enjoyed a couple of London - New Delhi return trips with cheap and cheerful Syrian Arab Airlines on their 747SPs. On the first journey to India the wheels were not deployed for landing! Luckily the error was noticed just before contact with the runway and we went around again. I was also seated in the front section of the 747SP for the second return journey and we had an unscheduled 24 hour stop-over in Damascus. I really enjoyed the opportunity for a little exploration of the ancient city and we had a wonderful meal in a very atmospheric old Arabian restaurant. You were lucky to see Aleppo when you did Sam.

[@miceymolander]

Very much appreciate your warm memories of Aleppo before the war and your kind wishes for peace in Syria

[@naharismaiel630]

I'm Syrian and I've flown several times on board Syrian air and my experience was nothing short of excellent I'm sorry that you had such an experience and I wish that you can come visit Syria soon❤️

[@light3161]

that noise of the plane while taking off at the end is just amazing

[@نملة-ج8ج]

We hope the war in Syria end , and Syria will return better than it was 🇸🇾❤

[@ammaarzeebkhan7675]

Ameen

[@marshallyama6615]

ISHALLA 🙏🏿

[@laithkattan5869]

It finished because I am from Syria

[@laithkattan5869]

Not all the countries

[@smilealways4103]

ameen

[@zeoix2851]

teacher: have you done your homework? me: 2:26

[@sg5596]

Before leaving the classroom

[@jkarhiaho]

Sam has really been at the right places at the right time! Getting to fly a 747SP and seeing Aleppo before the unfortunate events really started. Times have since changed and not for the better when it comes to classic 747s and Syria. Hopefully peace will return to Aleppo.

[@nasser-ist]

Interesting story and Long Live Syria!!!!! I have flown Syrian Air when I was a kid, and have been to Damascus. One of the best and smoothest landings that I can remember was on Syrian Air when landing in Damascus. I still remember that after all these years!

[@Seniorfirstofficer]

Those wallpapers. So vintage

[@scottyweimuller6152]

Only 12 years ago

[@impressivetravels]

Air Hollywood..

[@janetmariaburke4208]

You are such a nice guy, kind. You still found positive things to say, after such a horrendous flight. I hope you were OK after that.

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

6:55 I like that you used FSX to show the landing. A true man of culture. Wow what a story

[@mrsx.5106]

I once saw 2 drunk ladies get carried off a flight, by security, that just landed in las vegas

[@paulsz6194]

mrs.X 510 so they’re story would have gone along the line of “ as soon as we landed, we were picked up by two burly security guards”. Scored before we hit the strip! 🤣

[@junaidahmad4344]

hey whatever happens in Vegas stays in vegas

[@tungevaag]

Thanks for sharing this story 👍🏼

[@TheHmVine]

Tungevaag no one will notice next Avicii commenting on Sams Vid 😂😂

[@tungevaag]

@@TheHmVine Thanks Omar 🙏

[@mclarenm1]

Bro huge fan❤️

[@u-max5111]

Love your music🥰

[@Anthony305ttt]

Wow an Dj that I recently listened to his music commented on the aviation video that my favourite Aviation youtuber produced? What an coincidence🤣

[@nour2640]

Im from Aleppo-Syria, this video broke my heart somehow💔😢

[@kevorkvartabedian8209]

Omg, I miss my city Aleppo, the airport what a great memories. Even with this mass in the airport I still love my country.

[@angkiepedro5209]

With all those delayed and other chaotic situations you still gave them compliment. What a man!

[@bindiimoments]

Awesome Sam! Brings back so many adventurous memories of the past from the 80' while traveling the world (3 times around the globe... ) :) Thank you for you great VBlogs all the best to you. Lovely greetings from Switzerland.

[@traviss6564]

It's terrible that the Syrian people have been thru so much and have had their name dragged through the mud. I really feel for them and am extra-proud of my country (Netherlands 🌷🇳🇱) for taking our share of refugees. They are grateful to be living in a peaceful and prosperous country and their gratitude is all that I need...it's beautiful to see.

[@alialtamr]

Thanks!

[@yusraryklief620]

Absolutely love watching your videos and looking back at your flights years back. Love seeing how developed and different the airports are now compared to back then. It will probably change again post a covid 19

[@yohohoho-yohohoho]

Pray for our Syrian brothers. Greetings from Hong Kong, China.

[@hassooonnn6504]

War is almost over now thank god.

[@anthonyjo2816]

Your review reminds me to my visit to this country 2 times before the war. I flew by EK. It is actually a beautiful country, and I hope the situation there will be back to normal soon. Nice to travel by land from Syria to Lebanon or to Jordan.

[@petershahan533]

i am from Aleppo. and now live in Europe . i hope that you enjoy the Aleppo Food . it is the best in middle East. to be honest i had a lot of bad experince with syrian air lines too

[@indranilchakrabarty4196]

Can you elaborate !!!

[@SR-mk7dz]

Great story. Thank you for sharing it. Nice to know that we all experience delays, destination changes and drama.

[@italianprince8858]

Hello Sweety I agree with you.But there is a wisdom saying that, to be late is better than not to come. I want to chat with you, you are damn so nice

[@elizabethg9346]

So sad for the people of Syria and their beautiful country and history. Thank you for the video! Really 😎

[@jwan4757549]

Thank you brother Sam for the video and welcome to Syria , there are a lot of beautiful places in my country you could visit , I wish if I have met you at that time , I will show you interesting amazing villages and places where you can enjoy the nature , food , historical castles and communicating with good kind people , am sure that the things will get much better soon as we keep our faith 🤲 , May God bless you

[@gladbro4049]

So What about the ISIS?Are they gone?

[@ltagames01]

@@gladbro4049 ….isis were never even close to aleppo. But to answer your question Isis does not control territory anymore. Their territory is now in control of the kurds

[@Manaritzis88]

One of the most beautiful SPs ever! Especially the older livery!

[@rtsoccerplayer]

Even though you were telling a story of an old flight, I enjoyed the video. Do more of these Sam

[@Sunnygothoney25]

That dude waving at the camera, this is hilarious 😂😂😂😂! Broken pipe 😂😂🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

[@matthewbarber4240]

What an amazing experience even if a little fraught! Beautiful photos of Alepo before the war, so sad that it was raised to the ground 😔

[@khaledsaeed2321]

من اجمل وإمن شركات الطيران 🇸🇾

[@bungabening3530]

Nice video Sam. Brings back memories of Aleppo. I worked for an oil exploration company in Syria in 1998 based in Deir Ez-Zour (which later became an ISIS stronghold) and because they needed me to make a boat journey of about 50 metres to survey a tiny island I had to prove I could swim to satisfy health and safety regulations. That meant doing a swim test in the nearest swimming pool which happened to be in Aleppo around 400 kilometres away. So we spent a whole day driving to Aleppo, went straight to the swimming pool, swam one length of the pool, spent a night in a hotel and drove back the following day all so that I could make a 50 meter boat trip. Madness!

[@baldingeagle8404]

Cool story

[@ramgollakota1225]

You captured history. This video is of huge cultural and historic significance. Hope you have more pictures of pristine Aleppo.

[@tommyhilfigher8909]

I remember getting on this beauty when i was 3. I ran upstairs and the kind attendant brought me down to my parents. Truly a memorable maiden in the Syrian Air fleet that will never be forgotten.

[@ahmadsunbulli2185]

Oh Gosh! as Syrian, I'm not proud at all of what you've seen! but to be honest, Syrian Air crew did their best to keep this plane operational as they were under unfair sanctions banned the aviation improvement in Syria, but I'm glad that you was on board the YK-AHA one of a time! welcome to Syria after 12 years of your flight!

[@khaledalmanzalji107]

Exact.🤏 Because of this ban.Syria couldnt buy any thing for its planes to repair.They build kind of their own parts to repair their plane.I am very sad to hear those bad things about my country.I hope for all u guys a piecful life and I hope that u will never have this ssd experience which I had with my country syria.I hope that syria will have peace again.

[@simonsmatthew]

I am sure these delays had something to do with sanctions. People should appreciate the tenacity of the aircrew and maintenance people trying to do these repairs and fix these problems under the most difficult of circumstances.

[@ahmadsunbulli2185]

@@simonsmatthew This comment was a time machine for me. Thank you for bringing me in again!

[@Lara-br1yj]

All the people who disliked the video were the ones who fought on the plane

[@chanh.y.victoria2045]

Probably

[@idawan09]

Its almost 60 now😅

[@Lara-br1yj]

@@idawan09 well i was here early thats probably why 😂

[@KanJonathan]

Trying to beat up Captain won't save them any more time.

[@ABCDEF-qi3he]

Lara Mudallal they probably killed by isis or Assad regime

[@indranilchakrabarty4196]

Great vlog. I used to see Syrianair 747SPs come in to land at Delhi Airport in the early 90s

[@SamChui]

Yep, the fly between UAE and India (5th freedom right from Sharjah, Abu Dhabi)

[@aviationairprogram882]

beautiful memories and so sad that situation was really through and quite sometime it happened.

[@sttvoyager1727]

Wow Sam, fatigue, hours and hours of delays, fights breaking out among Arabs, security watching you, the plane diversion to Alleppo....It's amazing you love to fly so much after such "scary experiences". WHAT I LOVE ABOUT YOUR CHANNEL IS THAT YOU'RE SO OPTIMISTIC! NO MATTER WHAT YOU'RE ALWAYS SMILING, AND YOU NEVER SOUND RATTLED. YOU SIR ARE AN INCREDIBLE HUMAN BEING! Doc David, San Antonio, Texas

[@johnsokolowski4433]

I'm a big fan Sam. I recently just got into your videos about a month ago. I never knew some of the planes had the accommodations that you show us. never knew there was full size beds and shower facilities on some planes. It's amazing. Your camera work is unbelievable also. Please be safe during these times.

[@mohamedalzaim3403]

You gave my home country hope, thank you Sam!

[@Aerolandaircraft]

In 2018, I was about to fly from London Heathrow to Doha on a Qatar Airways Airbus A380. Then we heard the flight was delayed. My family and I waited and waited until the flight was cancelled. We were re-assigned to another A380 and we took off at about 2 in the afternoon, when we were supposed to leave at 8 in the morning! We missed our connecting flight back to Australia, obviously. Luckily for us, Qatar Airways took good care and there were porters, at 12:00 am waiting for us, to take us to our included 5 star hotel, where we stayed for the night. We got to explore Doha and then we were off, a day late. While we were late back home, we won in the end with an unforgettable stay and Doha stopover!

[@jasonpayne1240]

That footage of Aleppo was gorgeous. It is very sad what happened there.

[@LL-bm8yn]

Sam looks like he just participated in the recording of All Star.

[@hasanrajab2292]

I hope see syrian air in all airport🇸🇾🇸🇾❤

[@saad-Warab1999]

Don't worry just wait Bashar Destroy Free Syria

[@GenkisTravels]

I am honestly surprised there aren't more fights in planes (before COVID) with how crazy people are these days. lol

[@OriginalGaPeach]

Thank God there aren't more inflight fights

[@psgman41]

because the plane would have to land immidiately and the fighters would face serious legal problems and be blacklisted by airlines.

[@JS-ob2xt]

The people who are more likely to start fights probably can't afford flight tickets anyway

[@indranilchakrabarty4196]

These days the rules are strict. They will put you in the slammer if you act up. In the plane, at the airport, inflight. Everywhere. You cant even vent your anger

[@hmmsim2routesandmore]

This is the reason why I love my country's airlines

[@orenalairlines6101]

2:26 guy waves at camera 😂

[@uditshetty9337]

Thats

[@nawalmaalin4]

Thats so funny

[@charlieputnam3570]

Look at his face when he is looking at the camera

[@asikbanget6359]

Wow I appreciate you flying these crazy airlines to crazy places and share them to us

[@theIanlamb]

Another awesome video sam. I bet it has been really hard for you these past few months not being able to travel. Hopefully the airways will reopen this month allowing you to bring us more excellent content.

[@adamhecht6399]

Salaam Syria. THANK YOU. ZUCKER. I REMEMBERED.

[@kechieslayeraa6919]

2:27 the dude is just vibing

[@luftdrehkreuz]

Sam Chui, thank you very much for your videos! My first flight ever was on a Syrian Air 747-SP from Munich to Damaskus in 1976. It was great! Since that time the 747 is my favorite plane. I think your first flight was with a 747, too.

[@aslan40400]

Imagin the first electric tram ran in New York in 1904 and in Damascus in 1907 ! Syria got electricity around the end of the 19th century. But the catastrophe happened when Asad family came to power in Syria they removed the trams and throw the country back many years instead of developing it. What happened to Sam gives a simple hint on that. Syrians started their revolution to put the country on the track and live the freedom and democracy again and you know the rest.

[@mohabatkhanmalak1161]

1907, thats amazing. It was all built by the Ottomans and they would have got most of the hardware from Germany, which made the best.

[@derpyto3z]

Syria probably would have become a great place to live I noone ruined it

[@thebadangel85]

And what they did now backed syria to last century never told it peaceful protests

[@ABCDEF-qi3he]

Anonymous ME it builded by ottomans

[@aslan40400]

ABCDEF I know that, but I’m just comparing between that time and the time of Asad family.

[@DraconicMaker]

2:25 that guy is just trying to get into the gate. That kinda looks like me when the security camera is at me

[@airporting_with_dominik]

Sam, this was really interesting to watch. From today’s perspective a flight on a Syrian Airlines 747SP seems to be such a unique experience...as if someone was telling a story of flying in the 60s...and this was just 12years ago.

[@Benluigi]

Remember seeing this in Manchester in the early 00s. Beautiful.

[@OriginalGaPeach]

Hey Sam great content, I just joined ur channel. Not only do u provide us with very useful information, u always have such an upbeat personality.Thanks for for all that u do.

[@ottomanfred2473]

Hi Sam, thanks for posting this video, I wish that oneday I can fly on Syrian Air when things get back to normal. Very nice aircraft. Thanks again. 🙂👽🇵🇲🇨🇳🇫🇷🇰🇭🇪🇺🇦🇫🇨🇦🇪🇦🇩🇿🇰🇵🇺🇳🇲🇶🇱🇦🇲🇳🇲🇫🇲🇶🇵🇲🇸🇾

[@yithenntan7875]

2:27 Man : Waving his hand with a creepy smile in front of the camera Sam Chui: Am I a joke to you?

[@thedasoben6704]

I visited Syria last time in 2009 before I used to travel every year! I have also visited aleppo many times!

[@CelineGPA]

I really hope we overcome soon and get back to traveling soon. Thanks for the nice video :)

[@MiG-23_enthusiast]

2:25 shoutout to the dude who just kept waving : D

[@jazziz09]

You're an excellent story teller 😂😂😂 I am hanging in there, what an epic trip . Thank you @sam Chui

[@kenchung2675]

It’s amazing that you were at the right place, at the right time (or is it wrong place at the wrong time.......... 😃) to bring us this interesting recollection. Good job!!!

[@-dangour5167]

Syria my home ❤️

[@kosopet]

Just Syrian on that plane takes you back ages..Hope the country comes back soon.

[@SnkHetz]

You are incredible, your talent is outstanding!

[@Quad8track]

Awesome story Sam! I wish you could have captured that fight on video. Only fight I've seen in-flight was on that Aeroflot IL-96 flight from Bangkok to Moscow.

[@justgotravelhk]

Sam, hope you publish more flight experience video during this critical time😊

[@jawad8036]

As a Syrian, I think that anything like that should be expected. It is kind of funny to watch people expecting the flight to be perfectly fine, like what do you expect this is Syria. My country has been suffering from lack of water and electricity. To fly, I use Saudi airlines and I actually love it! Saudia has made a huge difference in their airline in the past 2 years. Everything became better than before in Saudi airlines, especially in long flights. Flights that take 3 to 4 hours haven't really changed, but when I flew from Jeddah-Saudi Arabia to Kuala Lumpur- Malaysia using the economy rank it felt super comfortable ( 8 hours) ! The food is great and you can control the window by using a button, and if you are not feeling comfortable in your seat if you're flying economy you can simply have a whole row for yourself to sleep if the flight wasn't full, and you won't have to pay anything extra. Pray for Syria 🇸🇾🙏❤

[@andrewandrew583]

They were probably actually fighting because they werent on a proper 747

[@hubalahu]

12 years later and we have not forgotten Aleppo

[@abnalsham9662]

Me being Syrian: "that's what happens when the state owens everything and the state is corrupt"

[@rhodium1096]

Better to live with Talibans?

[@abnalsham9662]

@@rhodium1096 wtf, it is not only these to options. There are more options like freedom of speech, free market, ect.

[@abnalsham9662]

@@rhodium1096 open your mind as much as you open mouth and you will one day understand what we need. We have a corrupt dictator that is killing people at this point there is no difference between him and Taliban.

[@rhodium1096]

@@abnalsham9662 Look at Libyans...they have rid of Gadafi and continue fighting!..sorry but Arabs countries are not European countries...and always Dictators and Satrapies will continue rule that countries so they have stability...unless you chose to live under ISIS califate!..

[@abnalsham9662]

@@rhodium1096 then why didn't spain remain under Franks thought after his death and why didn't Germany remain under Hitler's ruling and why did the french revolution happened, the answer to all these questions is also the reason arab spring began, because living in a country with a dictator is worst then living in hell. If you like Assad so much i welcome you to live there for a week and stay sane afterwards.

[@naoshitakahara785]

I'm not well English speaker,Your speaking English is so clear so very easy to listen and understand for me. so,I can enjoy your excellent movies with comfortable like as relaxing in first class :D thank you!!

[@sjnavaid]

Sam you look fit! Stronger and skinnier!

[@muneeb4871]

That's just his shirt

[@100daysatatime]

I'm glad you can keep creating content through this.

[@satriautama5109]

i think u should upload more videos like this sam, i'm sure there are some of your trip that doesn't uploaded yet

[@SamChui]

Exactly, I actually have many interesting trip. Stay tune for more in coming weeks!

[@bobanzikic779]

@@SamChui You lucky man Sam . Thanks for the Greate video from the past. Boy hasn't the World changed so much since then.

[@irfanullahkhan6379]

Thank you very much for posting this video

[@jakubmaliszewski8387]

3:50 Talks about fight!!! Whole video is interesting thou!!!

[@PilotProductionz]

We’ve lost another one to the VPN ads 😭😭

[@maxisbrian5349]

Very interesting stuff.You are a good narrator/story teller.I really love your channel. Keep up the good work

[@gigachad8376]

I am a Syrian and I didn’t know this airline had 747’s

[@Yama00]

LEASED.

[@ABCDEF-qi3he]

The aviationist 600 Yt where do you live

[@gigachad8376]

That is classified