DANGER in New York!! What went wrong on this passenger jet?

[@GreenDotAviation]

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[@C2K777]

Someone saying they like to fall asleep to your content is a VERY big compliment. It means your voice is soothing and you balance the audio levels well. Stupidly trying to fall asleep to something that is interesting to you is actually not conducive to you actually getting to sleep as your brain will rend to refocus as you attempt to fall asleep but it's something common amongst those who do choose to fall asleep listening to content and on the whole those of us who do ignore this factor and are very picky on the content we use to do so. On the upside if somebody loads up a playlist of your content ( which is what I do) then at least your view count is getting a good hit. I'll fall asleep listening to your videos and then during the day/ evening i'll go back and listen to ones that actually played while I was asleep and remember to click the like button at the same time.

[@SallyGreenaway]

thank you!

[@sockmonkey7210]

Why not fall asleep listening about aviation incidents ?😂

[@blacksapphire3168]

It really depends on the people, sometimes people just cant help to fall asleep when they feel comfortable I'm on the opposite, always on the edge of my seat when the ending is unknown, haha You kinda tapped into opposite types of audeinces with your calm presentation of dire events, so kudos!

[@tiffanybailey4991]

I need something interesting to distract my brain, and the guy is perfect! With his pleasant, steady voice, I sometimes fall asleep too. Then I watch it again the next day. He's clear and concise while being thorough.

[@colestoreystrong4638]

Don't be offended I can totally see how one can claim to fall asleep during your videos, it's because your voice is extremely relaxing. There is great warmth and charm your voice possesses. The cadence in your voice is the perfect formula to relax and Lullaby someone into a nice slumber, regardless of what you read. In fact you may want to contact those same sites that you advocate for and help them with their content as a voice-over to keep it real with you. You've got that thing...I too have fallen asleep to your video, of course I watch them again because the content is so addictive and amazing...keep knockin us out bro!

[@mrkiplingreallywasanexceed8311]

It sounds like being damned by faint praise, but we all know exactly what you mean! And, while perhaps not the intent of the creator, nonetheless valuable for that😏❤

[@monikathomas4985]

I have to agree with all of this... I too have fallen asleep to his videos, but not just his... I of course rewatch them again as well 😅

[@jasonmaloney2662]

This is my go to insomnia cure!! But then I have to re watch it but hey more viewership for you? Love it bro !

[@ausjen]

Every night I fall asleep watching these vidds, so relaxing, but so interesting and sometimes horrific too

[@matthewrammig]

I fall asleep to these videos all the time but only after having watched about an hours worth of them

[@TheYacu]

The "falling asleep to your videos" thing is actually a compliment. Though it may be paradoxical, falling asleep to videos requires for their content to be interesting (because one of the reasons people listen to videos in order to fall asleep is that the videos silence their own annoying thoughts, and that only works when the content is good). That, in combination with a calm, friendly and pleasant narrator voice, creates the sleepy effect.

[@anthonydeluco2853]

THIS ONE

[@semmelr]

agree.

[@nrm8831]

Exactly i go back and listen while awake lol

[@gnarthdarkanen7464]

It can't be overstated how MUCH I (for one) appreciate that you delve thoroughly into lesser known and less disastrous incidents in aviation, rahter than blindly chasing THE most shocking or horrific and harrowing misadventures and disasters, which are usually more famous by rote. AND you have a strong mellow voice that works well with almost any content. Some people are going to find it relaxing, and that's perfectly okay. Your timbre and enunciation is consistent and steady, with a pace that neither rushes through nor drags on, and with no peculiar pauses or poor attempts at "dramatic flair". You might be surprised at how many people simply don't manage such consistency in their own narrations and some of those idiosyncrasies can get annoying. Hope this helps... and you should find a certain pride in the fact that people like to fall asleep to your voice, even narrating something arguably awful to think about. If you take up coaching or instruction of any kind, you'll have a natural talent for keeping nervous energies relatively low and maintaining a "consummate professionalism" just for being present. ;o)

[@GreenDotAviation]

Thank you for the very kind words 😄

[@gnarthdarkanen7464]

@@GreenDotAviation ALWAYS welcome! ...I call 'em like I see (or hear) 'em. ;o)

[@MrBsbotto]

What a great comment, g'narth! That kind of feedback will be welcome by any Podcaster. It's detailed, it's positive and offers constructive criticism. As for Green Dot, this is yet another brilliant production. I'm just blown away by the editing and the clearness of your images -- just superb. Thanks for a great presentation.

[@BobbyGeneric145]

I was based in nyc at the time... My roommate was a delta mechanic and went to the jet, stored in the AA hangar at LGA. The pressure vessel was badly breached, which is why the airframe was scrapped

[@endless_song]

You voice is relaxing, but definitely not boring. I've watched a number of videos from other air accident channels, and yours is hands down the best that I've found. I really appreciate the deep dive analyses and the explanations of the science and mechanics of flying. Anyone can read an NTSB report into a microphone, but you add a lot more - I really learn from your vids. I also like that you choose some of the incidents that weren't as sensational, but resulted in concrete changes in practice at the time. Watching this channel feels like watching the aviation evolve and learn from its mistakes over the years.

[@GreenDotAviation]

Thank you for the very kind words! Many more video on the way 🙌

[@ZombieSazza]

I’m glad the snow removal guys reported the crash and everyone survived, cannot imagine how terrifying this ordeal was for everyone.

[@squirrelhallowino29]

They could've easily died after the plane was stopped. It's alarming how slow everything was. That fuel spill could've blown the plane

[@d.b.cooper1]

Yep especially as it would’ve been easy to assume that the tower alreadly knew what was going on

[@tufab3494]

My cousins and aunt were in the flight. I still remember the desperation of my uncle while he was waiting for news about the incident. Btw my little cousin was 8 at the time and as soon as she got out of the plane she started to play with snow like nothing had happened 😂 She came visit us today and we remembered this story, so I had to search if anyone had made a video on it.

[@tufab3494]

​@@squirrelhallowino29my cousin says that the flight attendant saw the leak and began to panic, and that when they looked outside fron the window they saw pieces of the wings stacked in the snow like they were trees

[@kamaljung2672]

Anyone living in the North East has experienced how cars skid off the roads due to snow. Watching the plane skidding off like that was stressful ,I can't imagine what the pilots and all on board experienced . And then there are those few who complain when it snows during the holiday season and they get stranded on airports. 100x better than risking everyone's safety.

[@slothinaspacesuit]

I personally come to this channel when I'm going to bed. Very calming voice, no weird sound effects. I just click a video and lay down. I watch your video's almost as soon as the come out while awake, so I'm not missing anything. It's like having reruns on. It helps me sleep and gives the channel views. Win win.

[@ianmatthewkline8279]

Usually takes me 3-4 nights on the same video. I can nearly get a week of sleep out of one video before getting more and needing to move on haha😂

[@FK-we1dp]

As a black man, I am offended by this kind of shit

[@ianmatthewkline8279]

@@FK-we1dp as a black AND white, Asian… I’m conflicted 😐

[@FK-we1dp]

so sorry @@ianmatthewkline8279

[@SuperLake16]

Don’t take any of that as disrespectful sir. Your voice is ridiculously calming and I could total see how someone could close their eyes and fall asleep to your voice. Just know that your work is top notch and you have followers for as long as you do this! Best of luck in the future sir.

[@charlesclager6808]

Yes the Captain did lose the plane, and he used the incorrect recommendations to land in those conditions. But as fate would have he did not go into the bay and all the passengers and crew survived. I'm thinking that if he followed the correct procedures the plane would have gone into he bay and who knows the consequences regarding the passengers and crew. Good video.

[@garywilson7992]

I wonder if anyone else got the feeling or suspicion that the pilot was being used as a scapegoat for someone else’s responsibility in the control tower, for lack of accurate information on the condition of the runway?

[@viharsarok]

Yeah. And it looks like the margin of safety should be increased, too. Too many of these accidents begin with "conditions are within safety limits, but barely".

[@austincromwell]

Was thinking the same. Control tower asleep at the wheel.

[@scavanger1000]

Absolutely agree, runway coated in snow after advising the pilot it had just been cleared, and then clearing other planes to lane on said slippery runway before hearing from them or investigating, should’ve sent people to make sure the runway was clear first

[@boas_]

Yeah why did they say the runway was in good condition when it was covered in snow?

[@garywilson7992]

@@boas_ Because they were overloaded with planes that were lined up to land, and more on the way. And time is money as they say, and delays cost money, and piss’s people off. And that also didn’t mean that it was necessarily going to be a catastrophe, and odds were fair that they’d land safely anyway, and what’s a little sliding around going to hurt?

[@Lee_Lee1776]

Yes. Marathons of your videos help me unwind and fall asleep. Don't take that as criticism! Love the content and your hard work definitely does not go unnoticed!

[@lilyrose7082]

I think this is the best aviation channel out there! I ❤️ it!

[@FastColin]

Imagine being on the point of going to sleep but seeing you post this gem. Thank you for your content!

[@GreenDotAviation]

Glad you're enjoying it!

[@BritishBeachcomber]

Don't need to imagine it. I just did that.

[@andrewthomson]

Just change your timezone/region in KZbin and you'll get them earlier.

[@L33tSkE3t]

The reason many people, myself included, fall asleep to your videos is not because they are uninteresting but, rather that they are indeed, very interesting and, the information is extraordinarily well articulated and expressed in a calm demeanor with a soothing voice. The videos are interesting, so I want to watch them but, then I can put my iPad next to me and just listen to the videos while still being entertained and it helps to quiet my mind and because they are well edited, and presented in an equally soothing manner. Allowing me to relax until I can finally drift off to sleep. The fact that I can watch them as entertainment during the day and still want them playing as a way to relax and calm down before falling asleep is the highest compliment I could give to how great, incredibly well researched and brilliantly articulated I think they are.

[@tufab3494]

My cousins and aunt were in the flight. I still remember the desperation of my uncle while he was waiting for news about the incident. Btw my little cousin was 8 at the time and as soon as she got out of the plane she started to play with snow like nothing had happened 😂 She came visit us today and we remembered this story, so I had to search if anyone had made a video on it.

[@rogersea6529]

great anecdote about your 8 year old cousin !

[@tufab3494]

@@rogersea6529 not an anecdote, they really were in this flight.

[@Theactualcurrentsea]

It always amazes me when I find a channel like this where someone has put together such an amazing niche and works it for “free”. Absolutely amazing channel, thank you.

[@GreenDotAviation]

Thank you so much! It's great to bring together a community of people who share my interests :)

[@apackwestbound5946]

You refer to "American Airlines Dispatcher(s) several times (05:51) approximate time stamp 2nd time. This is a Delta flight, I suspect he was talking to Delta's dispatch. You didn't think we were paying attention, going to sleep maybe. I need to get that Endel application out of my mind. By the way any constructive criticism on my part is in recognition and admiration for your EXCELLENT work. Your strong aviation background and knowledge is evident. I spent 12 years flying the MD-80/82 series jet; 4 years in the right seat and 8 years in the left seat. Your graphics and depictions are AMAZINGLY realistic. You produce some of the finest aviation videos available on KZbin. - Respectfully!

[@GreenDotAviation]

Ah, good catch! Thanks for the correction.

[@dianericciardistewart2224]

@@GreenDotAviation I noticed that too. . . 😉😉

[@billwynne27]

@@dianericciardistewart2224 I WAS IN UH-1C WHIRLY BIRD, OF COURSE NOISEY. SO WHAT STILL BLOWS ME AWAY WITH ALL THE SUPER TECHNOLOGY CURRENT, WHY ARE THE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS STILL HARD TO UNDERSTAND AND HEAR. FROM MANY MANY VIDEOS OF REAL CVR'S A LOT OF THE TRANSMISSIONS ARE HARD TO HEAR AND UNDERSTAND. I BELIEVE THAT ALONE INCREASES TENISON WITHIN THE FLIGHT CREW. JUST MY THOUGHTS

[@OwlRTA]

I mean the dispatchers were technically from an american airline, just not THE American Airlines /s

[@randomprimate]

Perhaps I missed it, but why was the runway covered with so much more snow than expected? Isn’t the crucial error here that the removal crew and air traffic control were out of sync?

[@GoianoAmazonia]

I think the same. Main problem was contaminated track. Also - the captain mentioned how he wasn't trained to handle max manual braking. Couldn't this "rudder blanking" also be caused by him due to a lack of training? Or even a failure on the project of the airplane? Because I, who am not trained at all, think: If there's a reversor, I'm not refraining from using it, especially when the runway is contaminated. Keeping the airflow on the rudder would be one of my last priorities at that moment. I think the pilots had the smallest slice of blame overall.

[@VoidStarchan]

Falling asleep to your voice is a sort of compliment. you have a very soothing voice that is easy to listen to. the subject matter is fascinating, and you don't hype it up for drama. re-watching a playlist of you is just the right combo of soothing and interesting that it is a good wind down after my very physically active and mind numbing job.

[@Lee_Lee1776]

--this!! Yes. You convey it perfectly!!

[@theHDRflightdeck]

So when you need the thrust reversers the most, you can’t use them. Great design!

[@L33tSkE3t]

You can still utilize the thrust reversers but, they must be used at a lower setting on this type of aircraft because of its engines being mounted at the back and directly on the fuselage. Placing them just in front of the T-Tail configured aircraft, with the rudder being just behind the exhausts of the two jet engines. Because these engines use bucket scoop reversers, too high of a reverse setting can disrupt the flow of air across the rudder and render it ineffective. It’s not necessarily a design flaw but, rather a different way in which this aircraft type (The MD-88) must be handled. It is still an incredibly safe plane but, like any aircraft, has different advantages and disadvantages depending on how it is designed and configured.

[@RipRoaringGarage]

I remember when this happened. There was question about the practice of engaging TRs upon MLG touchdown, prior the NLG touchdown. I dont know if this was mentioned in the final NTSB report, but some people were claiming to have seen this jet do the same. It was a common practice, and still is for many Russian jets and US military jets. Obviously, you slow down faster but sometimes, you might slow down in the direction you want. I remember hearing the recordings from VASAviation, and hearing how ATC couldnt believe it, even as Car 100 shut down LGA.

[@bdy576]

Love your detailed graphics work but, honestly, your handling of the actual aviation involved is first cabin; cleanest, clearest most pleasing presentation in the genre. (I suspect that you've spent a good deal of time in and around airplanes) Keep up the great work!

[@GreenDotAviation]

Thank you for the kind words!

[@Dexter037S4]

@@GreenDotAviation This isn't MSFS20?

[@thomasmills3934]

First cabin?

[@bdy576]

@@thomasmills3934 first rate, top-notch

[@billymcnutt116]

@@thomasmills3934 "First-class" maybe? 🤷‍♂️

[@mrajal8490]

Amazing animation, subscribed!!! On the incident, I experienced a better pilot in an alomst equal situation. Austrian used a lot of MD-80s and on a winter day I was onboard a flight from Vienna to Prague. The pilot made a fly over of the runway in Prague since he (literally said this on the intercom!) didn’t trust ATC who said the runway was cleared. On fly-over he also saw too many uncleared patches, crosswinds and he was aware that this runway had a worse surface co-efficient (grooves helping with braking and water drainage) than the alternate runway in Prague which was not available at that time. He initiated TO-GA and went back to Vienna. If the pilot is concerned he should never attempt to land. We flew hours later again, with better weather and a cleared runway.

[@DGBagby]

“Fall asleep”. Incredible! I could never fall asleep on your videos especially because your graphics are absolutely awesome!

[@HealzDog]

“Some people like falling asleep to my videos” - Me listening to this whilst falling asleep. Please don’t take it the wrong way, you have such a calming voice that’s all!

[@ebubetony5097]

I laughed when he said “I don’t know how to feel about that” 😂😂

[@legendplayz206]

I have never personally commented that I fall asleep to his videos even though I do. I just feel surprise due to the amount of people who do the same thing. I feel it has to do with your calm voice, the music and especially the intro music. Apart from that it feels like a bed time story for me!!

[@testifytesteraj4749]

i love the style of this channel , keep going !

[@NightMotorcyclist]

I'm familiar with the LaGuardia Airport having grown up and was even nearby at the time of the accident. The margin for error in NYC airspace is pretty slim esp with a small airport surrounded by water and high residential buildings on approach. The snow storm that day was going from light to moderate to heavy patches back to moderate. The winds were moderate as well.

[@jrhartley6742]

Yet again, great subject matter + superb story telling and presentation. A Green Dot release is always something to look forward to, thanks!

[@GreenDotAviation]

Thank you Simon!

[@jasonpauljones7295]

Hey, don't feel bad about people falling asleep listening to your videos man. It's not a criticism rather a compliment that you're narration has a relaxing tone so at night it's nice to put your vids on with earphones, lie back and close my eyes. But also, I watch these during the day and find them very informative and interesting and the graphics are awesome. So, your vids are ideal for both winding down at night as well as engaging during the day. Great stuff.

[@srideepprasad]

Well researched, crisply presented, and well illustrated..Great content as always. And yes - I do often watch your or mentour pilot’s videos late at night, and often fall asleep - in which case, I make it a point to continue next day from where I blanked out. Keep up the good work

[@micathedachshund5921]

Your videos are great! I have seen them all many times. Falling asleep just means how relaxed we get by listening to your voice, but we keep watching because we love the content, and we also love to sleep listening to it. You will eventually have more than a million followers for sure! Don't stop!

[@aleratz]

It is the greatest compliment to say that we fall asleep listening to the video. It means that it strikes the right balance between information and entertainment without being over the top. Think about it this way, our subconscious is treating you as a parent, a father who is telling a story to his child. If this is not the biggest compliment for a KZbinr I don't know what it is

[@castortroy6588]

This just made my morning ! Watching from Derry 🇮🇪

[@lilyrose7082]

I love this channel! I love ❤️ the way you present it and the fact that I don’t have to pause the video to read the print on the screen and your presentation is spot on! Thank you for having the best aviation channel out there! 👏😃

[@jyoonlee1]

im a student pilot doing my PPL right now and i just realized i wasnt the only one who plays your videos while i sleep. Im not implying in any way that youe videos are boring, listening to your videos sort of transfers me to a cockpit while you narrate and i find it very soothing while I sleep. It really helps with the stress. I really appreciate the hard work but I also hope you can maybe go over some GA stuff some day.

[@RindaJane]

I'm a new subscriber. At home sick with the flu. No better time to watch back to back videos! Not once have I fallen to sleep 😴😴. Way too interesting!! Stay safe out there everyone. It's 1/6/24. Happy New Year to All. Much love from North Carolina ❤

[@isbestlizard]

Alan Watts was a great speaker, much wisdom. Life is indeed a musical thing, and we should all be dancing and singing while the music is playing :D

[@Sibyle79]

Your voice is very soothing. I'm not sleeping, but I'm dealing with something stressful. Oddly, I find you describing horrifying air disasters very relaxing.

[@jarredsdad]

I find you’re aviation videos to be the best of the aviation channels available. And I don’t fall asleep because they are fact filled (mostly) and interesting.

[@robertshepherd8543]

You do a good job. (Your presentations are clear and comprehensible for my level, and my English). Thanks.

[@GreenDotAviation]

Thank you!

[@MalaysianAviator737-8]

Tried the sponsor. Was very nice. Thanks for recommending this. Also, love the vids. Keep them coming!

[@GreenDotAviation]

Glad it was good! And thank you, more on the way :)

[@JamesA_G]

I love being able to fall sleep to videos like these they are interesting and calming at the same time and are a rare gem don’t be offended and keep up the great work

[@agx111]

0:50 yeah that is true although ur videos are so so good i can't tell you but i think that is because ur videos are like history lessons or class that is the reason, but i like the fact that i can sleep while watching ur vids 🫡

[@skybanner9]

At 4:18 the pilots "requested weather from American Airlines dispatch." Why would a Delta crew request weather from another airline?

[@SkeensSeattleUSA]

Your videos are very interesting and educational. Your voice is calming. The cadence of your voice calms me and I can focus on what your story.

[@chipsteiner9128]

Would the plane have stopped safely had the thrust reversers been at a lower level or not used? I'm not so sure the pilot made a mistake.

[@GreenDotAviation]

Yes, if they had been at 1.3 EPR or less, the rudder would have remained effective, and the plane would not have slid off to the side.

[@northmaineguy5896]

@@GreenDotAviation But the runway was totally contaminated, which throws their numbers out the window. I don't know if he was overly committed to the approach or what but as soon as I saw a white runway surface I would have rejected the approach.

[@arjunyg4655]

@@GreenDotAviation It would not have slid to the side, but might it have slid off the end?

[@ajinkyamehere5365]

@@northmaineguy5896 Yes exactly! But maybe he was holding for too long to make it to an alternate airport (possibly outside of NYC) at that point. Going around and coming back to the same runway wouldn't have made much sense either. It was all bad options, that's why he reacted the way he did..

[@Alan-wu3ry]

@@ajinkyamehere5365 True but you would take a longer runway any day over ending up in the drink.

[@melonycrumpet]

I love your videos and your calming voice. I constantly check your channel for new videos and it’s great when I find an old one I’ve not seen before. I’ve not flown for almost 4 years due to Covid and now the deterioration of my 15 year old daughter’s health.

[@jiggs_life_goals]

I do fall asleep to your videos but please note since finding your channel look forward to bedtime, I watch at least 1 of your videos before sleeping and make sure i finish the last one im on. Amazing channel which has become a highlight of my days! This one is video number 2 for tonight! 😊

[@Realthinx]

is there a debate if the plane was even able to stop on the runway under those conditions? when the plane was (partially) in full reverse, scraping a wall and still only came to a hold at the very last bit of that air field?

[@WingingItCrypto]

That's what I was wondering, had the pilot not have applied full reverse thrust, would the plane even have stopped in time?

[@shadowmihaiu]

There are some KZbin channels I Fall to sleep with. This isn't one of them... Always engaging!

[@GreenDotAviation]

Thank you! 🙏🏼

[@nolovelost3981]

I don’t fall asleep. I actually stay up till 5am😂 because of your videos. My wife constantly wakes up and gives me that look. Love ur channel.

[@redryder1146]

Thank you again for another outstanding video i really really do enjoy them!!!!! In my opinion you have no equal!!!!!

[@Alan-wu3ry]

Why didn't they just divert bearing in mind the tolerances on wind, runway contamination and the tail wind all seem to be telling them to divert. JFK and Newark are close by. Was there any reason given for the delay in evacuating the aircraft?

[@Bluestrike22]

I am just guessing, but I'd assume the weather would be similarly bad at JFK and Newark . They do have longer runways there tho so I did also wonder why they didn't divert.

[@tufab3494]

my cousin was there and said it had to do with the fuel leak, at least that was what the crew told them

[@Dark-ux4bi]

i feel like inadvertently the captain messing up and going full power on reverse thrust is actually what saved them. crashing into the side and scraping along it would have created an insane amount of friction, and even with that added extra friction AND the higher reverse thrust they still just BARELY didnt fly off the end into the water

[@thebluerose88]

If your voice wasn’t so relaxing I would absolutely have an anxiety attack while bingeing all your videos! I’m terrified of flying but am fascinated by plane disasters and crashes. I’m very grateful that your voice is so calm. Also delighted to support an Irish channel. Hello from Cork 😊

[@khwaac]

Thanks!

[@GreenDotAviation]

Thank you!

[@amandacary6812]

Never fails to impress ... thankyou for your work love it ... watching all the in sydney ❤️

[@patriciatreslove4449]

If people are able to fall asleep during your videos, you sir have a valuable gift, thank you for sharing it.

[@BrianShiitakeOfficial]

I knew nothing about aviation and had no interest in it, and after watching like 30 of these, i fully believe I could land a plane in a sim now 😂😂 Excellent videos man.

[@raygomez2000]

The content is very interesting but the relaxed way you narrate and the soothing background music/effects can lull anyone to sleep! (in a good way)

[@RDSAlphard]

Your voice is so soothing & calming that, it is actually a good material to help fall asleep with!

[@northmaineguy5896]

Did anyone else want to grab this controller by the collar and shake him? Did this job for 20 years and trained a lot of controllers and it is my opinion this controller is a dope!

[@arjunyg4655]

yep.

[@YoMamasCasa]

I do fall asleep to your videos... but then I always re-listen the next day while working, etc so that only helps your algorithm. Keep up the good work!

[@JemeleWhitney-ol3yo]

I found it amusing to have come across this comment. Been watching your videos for a while now and recently have been leaving your list on as I fall asleep. The content is great but there is something to be said about your narration skills. It’s definitely a compliment

[@punchoo]

@ 4:18 and @ 5:50 Why were they talking to American Airlines Dispatch? I think it should be Delta Airlines Dispatcher or maybe they had a different way back then?

[@GreenDotAviation]

Yes, that's my mistake - it should be Delta Airlines dispatch

[@punchoo]

Nevertheless, your presentation is flawless. We had talked about this accident in our airline and never to this detail. Awesome. Keep it up.@@GreenDotAviation

[@bavers]

What about covering valujet 592 or Swissair 111. Or the lesser known Korean Air cargo 8509 or Air Algerie flight 702P? I would love to hear those.

[@GreenDotAviation]

Thank you, I’ll look into these

[@timnewton9610]

I’m glad I found your channel I’m thoroughly enjoying your videos

[@PJay-wy5fx]

Don't feel bad about people using YT videos to fall asleep. For many people they are a godsend because it helps with anxiety, depression, racing minds, etc etc. When people say a video is good to fall asleep with, it usually means there is a very good and calm voice over, the content is not overly and unnecessarily loud, visibly, with audio, etc. I use aviation (and other) videos to fall asleep, which means that I will not see the entirety of the last video in the row for that night. It does mean that, apart from being entertained and learning a lot about subjects I'm interested in, I'm able to fall asleep calmly, without pondering, tossing and turning, or other kinds of unrest. I can understand the idea of people falling asleep watching your video's is not immediately something you take as a compliment, as I'm sure from your side you put in a lot of time, effort and resources to make these great videos. I hope this explanation provided some more context and nuance, and that it makes you feel better about something you weren't sure it was a compliment. Oh, and don't worry, the video that I only saw partially, I will go back to the next day.

[@GregglyPuff]

This ad was good stuff since I’ve been sleeping to these videos. Something about the calming voice and the amount of knowledge being said.

[@dann5480]

Keep the videos coming, great stuff!

[@alabrrmrbmmr]

I also have fallen asleep to your videos and that is definitely a compliment. You have an excellent voice for narration and your script is so good that I can visualize the story in my mind. It is soooo relaxing! Thank you, thank you, thank you

[@stevenwest000]

Haha as other people have already commented, I think viewers are just falling asleep because they find your voice and tone as therapeutic! So it’s all praise! There seemed to be very poor snow clearance .

[@PsalmCourier]

the falling asleep to your videos is indeed a compliment to your soothing nature.. Albeit, in content about some of the most stressful things people can encounter on this planet, aircraft accidents. Ironic but i like how you mentioned that. lol Not to make light of it, its serious content for sure.

[@donjennings9034]

Back in the 90's I was flying every week somewhere in the contiguous 48 states. I was told by several pilots that the DC-9, MD-80, and MD-88 series planes were very difficult on the ground. But, in the air those were the smoothest planes I travelled on. I always hated the 737 and 757, but the 767 and DC-10 were great. Unfortunately, I never got to travel on the beautiful 747.

[@Safran282]

Hilarious this is the first video I watched in the morning. Last night I woke up in the middle of the night and decided to watch one of your videos to fall back asleep. Your voice is soothing, and there's just something peaceful about your commentary (despite how terrifying the content actually is)

[@Blaznchicken]

0:47 not me trying to fall asleep to the video 💀

[@giacomobonavera]

Oh my word! I listen to this channel to fall asleep too 😂😂😂 been doing it for about 3 months now almost every night. Love it! ❤❤❤

[@stuartf2946]

Totally brilliant as usual.

[@jacopretorius9693]

If a person falls asleep to ur videos then that person has no interest in these I personally think ur style is different thus personally I'm captivated glued to ur vids it's awesome thanks

[@bjornuddenberg8007]

Your videos are impressive, so interesting and well produced! Thanks👌

[@SJ-cc2il]

I do sometimes fall asleep to these videos, but it's not a bad thing at all (except I will need to rewatch!). I think it's because they are somehow relaxing and familiar, and I'm usually way too tired to be trying to watch anything and should just go to bed!

[@candice_ecidnac]

Been to LaGuardia a hundred times picking up and dropping off family for flight. Not sure if anyone else mentioned this but it's pronounced La Gwar Dee Uh. It's a person's name, not the word "guard" (pronounced gard). In this case the u is pronounced like a w. It sounds even stranger in our NY accent (la gwah dee uh).

[@PauperJ]

17:51 ..."that Boeing, the FAA, and the airlines conduct..." Why did they recommend Boeing conduct the research when it was a McDonnell Douglas plane?

[@GemmaLB]

Boeing and McDonnell Douglas merged, the Boeing 717 is basically a McDonnell aircraft.

[@PauperJ]

@@GemmaLB I see. Thank you.

[@arjunyg4655]

McDonnell Douglas hadn’t existed as a separate entity for 18 years prior to the accident.

[@benleman649]

Good question, good answers! I was wondering that myself, especially when he said that Boeing implemented the fix on what I thought was a McDonnel-Douglas plane.

[@NW255]

bro I honestly don’t know why but I watched one of your videos the other night and for whatever reason it put me to sleep. Which is wild considering these are basically mini plane crash documentaries and it should keep me up at night worrying but here I am watching these at 2 am and passing out 30 minutes later

[@rexhall1130]

I like your videos the footage is good and your voice is relaxing.

[@2003SIF]

My guy! I was laying in my bed with my eyes shut, just as you called me out on falling asleep to your videos 😂 I cannot go to bed without listening to your videos.

[@slobrat3556]

i literally cant stop watching these videos, they are really interesting and terrifying at the same time.

[@theWarVet]

You should be thrilled as a KZbinR that folks fall asleep to your content!! Means they'll "watch" the entire vid and if auto play is on they'll be watching many more to the end.. ` It's counterintuitive but actually a REAL compliment to your ability to maintain consistency. Too many are trying to be like everyone else with extra AF nonsense in their vidz.. God Bless and thanks for your all effort.

[@tbortolli]

I personally found this channel when I was browsing KZbin sleepwalking but yeah don’t take it personally it’s more of a compliment because I often watch your videos twice because if I fall asleep I’ll finish it when I wake up

[@EMBERKE56]

I also fall asleep to your videos.. lol. It's not because it's not interesting, it's because of the calming tone and me still being interested in it, it's like a good night documentary

[@robertcolquhoun1468]

One just went off at YVR yesterday in the snow Eva Air not this bad

[@gibrankhaliq]

Literally listening to this as I fall asleep. No offense, I love the videos but your voice is soothing

[@dianericciardistewart2224]

Although a nightmarish flight, thankfully, all were safely on the ground , albeit a little unnerved and shaken up. . . This was excellent. I had not heard of this incident. Thanks Green Dot!! (and, yes, I noticed 'American Airlines' dispatch used also for a Delta flight). . . Beautiful graphics/re-creation!! 👍✈✈👍

[@SolluxDivide]

13:00 the panic in ATCs voice.glad everyone was okay!

[@beatmueller6490]

Wow! I love your new Enhanced Graphics which is pretty close to real Video! Well done! :)

[@newtagwhodis4535]

They got so lucky! And what a photo finish wow. Amazing channel, thanks.

[@buckstarchaser2376]

9:16 Nice wheel chocks. That must be the auto-brake setting that the pilot had never tested in the simulator.

[@Xamry]

You shouldn’t feel negative about us saying we like to fall asleep to your vids! I do It - right now it’s nearing bedtime for me. It’s more about finding a voice with a topic that is just right to be soothing! I discovered this about myself about two years ago 😮 It’s like being read to sleep 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@Xamry]

P.S. Whichever vid I do end up falling asleep to, I replay it to catch up on what I missed! So you’re getting two views ✌🏽🫠

[@DonnyWs]

Love falling asleep to your videos and also watching them