Jeju Flight 7C2216 Crash & Korean Martial Law Crisis (LIVE)

[@justmeVann]

I'm so glad to see that you are safe , Andrew. Thank goodness you posted this to let us know you well and safe. My prayers for the victims of the Jeju Air plane crash, the surviving family members and the executive staff of Jeju Air. My prayers and compassion for all involved. Korea 🇰🇷 has gone through more than enough in the past few months. My heart goes out to the wonderful people of Korea 🇰🇷.

[@LPPolice]

Hey, Andrew. I'm an airline pilot and I would like to tell you what I know so far. I do not fly the Boeing 737 but here is what I know. The bird strike was on the right engine. Based on the video, there were no flaps (which reduce approach and landing speed) and ground spoilers (which help increase drag and reduce lift after the plane touches down). All of those things including landing gear, flaps, spoilers are controlled by the hydraulic systems which could have failed from the bird strike. I would assume they probably ran all of the checklists which would have told them to do a manual gear extension. I'm not sure how a bird strike could have caused the landing gear, flaps and ground spoilers to fail. If you have any questions, feel free to ask.

[@hotmoon2959]

A Taiwanese pilot who has 7000 hours of flying Boeing 737 analyzed: This plane couldn’t be failed by bird strikes. The main problems are the pilot may forget ( or have difficulty to use) the manual landing gear and the runway distance is too short. This was the second time landing. The plane failed landing the first time possibly caused by bird strikes. Then the plane made an U turn switching to another runway on opposite direction which the runway distance is shorter than first runway. He couldn’t figure out why the plane didn’t change to another airport not far away from this airport which has longer runway.

[@SkyForgeVideos]

Complete amateur opinion: This wasn't just a bird strike. Also it looks like they attempted to land without gear, with fuel onboard, on a short runway. Not sure why the pilots felt this was the best course of action. The plane exploded when it hit the embankment. It hit with too much speed and force. Really unfortunate and tragic for everyone involved. My condolences to the friends and families.

[@halodriver1362]

Yeah, it appears that there are manual gears that could have been deployed (old school 737). So the bird strike may have cause the mayday and the second attempt, I do not think it prevented anyone from deploying the leading flaps, tailing flaps, and/or landing gears. Apparently, as this thread is alluding to, they landed very much "into" the runway already with not much more distance left, at a very high speed. And from reading the comments here, this backup/ 2nd attempt runway was short. It's all very tragic. I'm pretty emotionally invested into what comes out of this. Much love from the us.

[@hotmoon2959]

@@halodriver1362 Amateur to everything of airplane. I just try to translate the Taiwanese pilot’s analysis as accurate as possible. He introduced: That airport is small. Runway 19 is 2500m (8200 feet )long. The length is ok for normal landing of Boeing 737 but not enough for a belly landing Boeing 737. Choosing belly landing in a small airport only under utmost emergency situation such as the plane is on fire . But didn’t observe there was a fire in cockpit. He mentioned Boeing Landing gear release handle is very difficult and inconvenient to operate. He doubts even the decision of go around maybe a wrong decision. He wouldn’t try to go around if the engine has problems or on fire under low altitude . Too Low Gear warning, fire warning etc., too many warning sounds in cockpit may distract the pilot. His other questions: Why the controller didn’t observe the problem of landing gear? Did the controller see the engine was on fire? Why the controller didn’t contact the fire department after The pilot called Mayday . Why the pilot rushed to make a decision of belly landing on a small airport? R.I.P. My deepest condolences to the family members.

[@halodriver1362]

@@hotmoon2959 yeah, would like to know what really happened, if we could ever. For now, it's just tragic.

[@ericl1421]

The final factor in the severity of the disaster was that reinforced concrete wall for some antennas right off the end of the runway. So sad to see.

[@bobbysenterprises3220]

@@ericl1421 yes the final hole in the swiss cheese

[@jojosnooplion5418]

When I heard news of this plane I'm reminded immediately of the sinking of the Sewol Ferry back in 2014. It only takes one mishap or step of gross negligence to cost so many lives. Many condolences to these people and their families.

[@spectre9340]

Im from the Philippines and even _we_ were talking about the Sewol Ferry thing when it happened

[@SpadezA11]

Exactly! Y am I not surprised it's always south korea. They don't take shyt seriously. Lack of procedures, procotols, regulations. So disappointing

[@ZeroXSEED]

South Korea is literally the most corrupt developed Nation on earth

[@mercade1349]

Condolences to the family (s) of the victims of that crash🕊️🕊️🕊️

[@sherriwalters6095]

You were the first person I thought of when I heard about this plane wreck! I’m glad you are safe!🌹

[@SchalaZeal]

Dang... this is some sobering reality. My sincerest wishes and condolences to all

[@crankyguy135]

​​This guy should be thrown off the internet - calm, rational and informed commentary cannot be tolerated!!

[@ellabella6099]

@@crankyguy135 he’s great isn’t he on what is a very sad accident.

[@JagoffCitizen]

I realised there was a minuscule chance you were on that actual plane, but I'll confess it was a relief to hear from you!

[@spectre9340]

This season finale of South Korea is actually insane We went from the entirety of SK uniting to do a nationwide manhunt for Ramsey Khalid Ismael (Johnny Somali) to women swearing off men to martial law that only lasted 4hrs to 3 presidential impeachments in 1-2 weeks and now a plane crash my condolences to the families of the lives lost

[@davidpark2509]

@spectre9340 the women swearing off men is a way overblown issue from the west.

[@Nitehawke]

That crushable tile at the end of a runway sounds like a take on the runaway truck ramps you see on steep hills along many highways in the US. Same principle as those ramps are made with loose gravel that a tractor trailer with no brakes sinks into, stopping a speeding truck. Lots of videos showing those in action. They're expensive to build and it's not cheap to pull a truck out but theyve saved many lives. When youre talking a plane full of people, I've got to think the expense on both ends would be worth it!

[@naenaee5829]

So glad to hear you’re ok, I was worried when I saw news of the Jeju crash. Your work here on this earth is not done yet 🤣 Enjoy Krabi and Phuket!

[@soupfork2105]

The two main issues aside from everything leading up to this situation: - Plane " floated" over the runway far too long and didn't actually touch down until nearly 2/3rds of the length, leaving far too little room to safely slow down. The runway was more than long enough. - A fucking brick wall at the end of the runway where ILS localisers are generally built on open frams for exactly the reasone we saw here...

[@gudrun5531]

Thank you for sharing about this. I was deeply saddened when I heard the news yesterday and am praying for all those affected. I've been reading updates and watching other Koreans talk about it. Any of us international folks who are invested in Korean arts, music, and culture is grieving along with Koreans.

[@davidgunderman6348]

As of February 2024, there have been a total of 529 aviation accidents and incidents involving all 737 aircraft (not all are notable enough for inclusion on this list), which have resulted in a total of 5,779 fatalities and 234 hull losses. Not 737 Max, but total all 737 planes.

[@russiandrivers9986]

Johnny Somali is already on his way to the monument

[@Oyamada13]

One thing you have to remember for all large modern airplanes are the redundancy the manufacturer place on the plane to make it as safe as possible. Even if the plane lost power, there are backup power for essential instruments. The lost of all hydraulic is near impossible these days due to cutoff value to prevent lost of hydraulic fluid. There might be a lost of some of the control surfaces but pilots are trained for these type of issues. As for the gears, they are gravity dropped once the landing gear panels is unlocked so hydraulic is not needed for the gears to be deployed. There is more to this than just bird strikes and the weather. My guess is pilot or computer error. Edit: I might also add that soft concrete were create to be place at the end of the runway to stop a runaway plane but they are not deployed in most airports due to cost. If this was included on this runway, it would have stopped the plane before hitting the reinforced concrete wall and antenna.

[@robertgrey7266]

10:48 “When I see the western media cover local issues, they just really miss important facts. And they strategically report on things that leave out stuff that kind of entirely makes the conversation different .” YES! Yes yes yes yes yes!! YES!!! I see that shit all the time about reporting on things happening here in Japan.

[@XiaoFury]

I was thinking about you, Andrew. I heard about the plane crash, and immediately thought about your safety. Glad to see that you're alright, but very sorry about those who didn't make it. 😞

[@redlady120]

Oh my! Prayers go out to the families of those from the crash. Such tragedy😢😢😢

[@danielle4703]

Prayers for the victims and families of this tragedy

[@thesussexbunion]

Sending prayers to the families, friends and communities of those killed in the crash. As for the media, welcome to our world. As we've seen in the last few years, the media no longer cares enough to present ALL the facts. (Of course i can't blame them for not covering/ understanding all they need to about foreign politics, because it's hard to get all of the nuances.)

[@nathanksimpson]

Excellent points on lawfare and the legal ambiguity of the situation too. Really helplful!

[@joeyandcameron8239]

sorry late to the party. notice the flaps were not down when the plane touched down. this attributed to the high landing speed. hydraulic system was rendered disabled.

[@chetrasok3336]

A very heartbreaking tragedy 💔😭😭 condolences to the victims' families. 😢😢

[@toniwasacha1495]

In 1989, I had to fly a Northwest flight out of Detroit a few days after a Northwest plane crash upon takeoff in Detroit. No discounts were offered. The woman next to me was a nervous wreck and lit up a cigarette during takeoff. The flight attendant kept yelling at me to put my cigarette out. As soon as I could I got up and moved. Pretty stressful. I did have a Valium before takeoff.

[@Delta-rx6vu]

The crash is heartbreaking!! I don't know if the pilot landed long or too fast or the speed at the end of the runway was just the way it is when landing on the belly, but in any case those passengers should have been able to walk away from the landing, if the airport had a proper runway overrun!! The closeup of the fence looked to be 1 or 2 feet thick with rebar.

[@marthahornbostel1679]

Enjoy your trip Andrew. Watched your YT journey over the year’s, look forward to a fabulous 2025 and continued success in each endeavor.

[@lordofchaosinc.261]

Yeah had to check up too as you're the only guy I know travelling between Thailand and SK regularly. They're really having a bad year over there.

[@priscillakang1]

Just wanted to say thank you for your comment in reference to Mainstream media not reporting Everything or all facts on the news. I respect you not taking sides as well. There is so much we do not see or hear what is going on in Korea or even the entire world. To everyone basing their opinions solely on what they see on a two minute or one hour content / episode is crazy. We should support those who are in need and stay alert. ❤

[@tweetitweet9486]

What a horrific thing to see. I always thought that if a landing gear doesn't function they attempt to cover the runway with some kind of foam?

[@extremelyhappysimmer]

It's still hard to believe Jeff is gone. Are funerals that expensive? Will they be taking him back to the US? I'm really gonna miss his streams and insights.

[@Sarcastic-one-is-me]

Did you hear Jeremy Hales is going to donate the difference in what was raised and the goal? He text Megan when she was on a live. KZbin is an amazing community.

[@Jean.P.Cartier]

I bet Andrew remember Korean air nuts controversy

[@RaikenXion]

What is going on with all these Airplane crashes all of a sudden!? Something doesn't add up, people stay SAFE if you're flying!

[@nopewmopan]

Work your discussion about Korean politicians often getting charges: my first thought is that's kinda crazy. Then I think about U.S. politicians and realize it doesn't happen nearly enough here.

[@thepocketboy]

I'm flight crew for southwest Airlines and we fly exclusively Boeing aircraft. I'd appreciate a deep dive analysis into Boeing's last decade.

[@lynnemiller6552]

Happy New Year. Safe travel.

[@JulesRN87]

I have to agree with you about Squid Games 2. I felt that it was a bit more tense than the first season. The only thing that was bothering me was that he wasn’t “remembering” what happened with player 001 in his first games…. And how they placed an insider within the game to manipulate.

[@NightOwlModeler]

Any news update on Seedy Creek project. I've not seen anything on that in over 9 months.

[@nopewmopan]

Shortly after I started seeing the corporate apology clips, South Park had their episode with the "we're sorry" video.

[@CK-fv6yl]

No landing foam?

[@theaverageDon]

Seen so many aircraft incidents, and with Asian airlines in particular, there is a commonality of poor training during emergency scenarios and crew not speaking up to the older captains when they have concerns

[@davidgunderman6348]

There was also the 2013 Asiana airlines Boeing 777 from ICN to SFO that landed short of the runway that killed only 2 passenger’s.

[@SpadezA11]

I just hope those families get compensate greatly. No it wont bring them back but the money can help families to secure some kind of financial peace.

[@amandamaine8742]

As of February 2024, there have been a total of 529 aviation accidents and incidents involving all 737 aircraft (not all are notable enough for inclusion on this list), which have resulted in a total of 5,779 fatalities and 234 hull losses. Lion Air Flight 610 is the deadliest accident involving a Boeing 737 aircraft.

[@bobbysenterprises3220]

They should have had calculations on a checklist for belly landing and runway needed. That plane was going really fast to me. I realize that landing gear would have slowed it but it seems like landing should have been at stall speed with full flaps

[@paulwilson7989]

My understanding is that they couldn't lower the flaps along with the gear. They had to land at a higher speed than normal as a result.

[@bobbysenterprises3220]

@paulwilson7989 the flaps were down earlier before the attempted landing but apparently not when they were actually landing. They have three hydrologic systems that can work the gear and a manual way to put it down. I can't imagine they went through the check in the 7 minutes between the strike and craft. Although that side engine damage can send smoke into the cockpit. But it still does not seem to make sense. Of course having a structure like that with no runoff or sand like pit at the end of the runway doesn't either.

[@paulwilson7989]

@@bobbysenterprises3220 - Yeah, I have seen a lot of that same information in the last few hours. It will be interesting to see what the investigators come up with to explain all of this including the need to get on the ground so quickly. That embankment located so close to the end of the runway was unfortunate.

[@Chris-V2011]

Horrible accident, 4th in the day. Condolences to all who are suffering in Korea 😪Yeah, S2 didn't disappoint for sure! They went hard in Ep1 lol If I had the money and no dog, I would absolutely LOVE to go to Jeju, cities don't do anything for me.

[@Whip-It_2014]

Impeachment here is effectively the same thing as a grand jury indictment not a conviction. I don't know why more of our own citizens know this. It makes me sad for the future of our country.

[@DarthDainese69]

Legal mindset in BongCock? 😲😲 From what i saw it's possible they shutdown the wrong engine after the bird strike

[@OdinReactor]

Starts at 13:35

[@Bam_bone]

As my dad used to say, if god wanted me to fly, i would be a pigeon. Sill a weird thing to say as he was a military flight coordinator...🤔 Hearts out to the people of course

[@Cherokeeseeker]

I’m not a pilot or plane mechanic, but it looks like a total loss of control, probably a major hydraulic failure. Otherwise, his flaps and velocity would’ve been down.

[@ostsan8598]

1:01:18 I think they make something to help with that, now.

[@gerardosantos3343]

So. Its the solo leveling ant island

[@shadowimagery]

Big shot lawyer Mr. Mindset needs his own private jet at this point. 🤣

[@maniacmark]

I guarantee you Ramsey saw this and tried to make a mockery of this terrifying Jeju flight crash event.

[@TheAfmart]

jeju island is the next season of solo leveling. Be safe dude.

[@UMadUCauseBad]

Wait did this just happen?

[@EdL-m3b]

One of the best explanation by a Korean poster: "As a Korean, I would like to elaborate on worst things that dems in Korea have been doing that possibly lead to the martial law so far. (current parliament out of 300 seats, 180 seat is taken by dems which means they have 100% control over almost everything) 1) Refuse to update the law against spy: government wanted to update the law against spy to not only cover N.korea but also other countries with prime example being China as they could be working together. Dems have repeately refused to update this law. 2) Update the most absurd government budget every known: They reduced the budget of president's office, prosecution office and police office down by 100%, literally 0$. I'll explain the reasoning behind this on my next point. Not only that, They reduced budget placed for safety of ppl and wellbeing by substantial amount. 3) Most impeachments ever in the history of this country: You have to know abt Jae-myeong Lee (the leader of Dem party). He has been under numerous investigations for many years now. The list is very long but the most important ones are violations of election law, connection with gangsters, perjury, corruption and Remittance to North Korea. President Yoon really wanted to give him justice so he put lots of effort into Lee's investigation. Dems have Initiated impeachment proceedings against 22 government officials, and after they won the 180 seats in the parliament, they forcefully impeached 10 more ppl. The list included more than 7 inspectors, Minister of Public Administration and Security, Chairman of the Korea Communications Commission, Auditor General and Minister of Defense. Just to run down the country and protect Lee to make him the next president. 4) Connection with North Korea: Members of dem and MANY of labour party including higher ups (they are basically a team here in Korea) were actively caught spying for North Korea. Some of them actually got caught meeting North Korean party members secretly overseas. 5) Refuse to pass any law and objects literally anything that would benefit the country just for the sake of putting down Yoon's rating I understand Left and Right have different roles and idealogy but one thing that must be common is for the benefit of the country and the people. What dems in Korea have been doing is to literally run down the country just so that ppl would hate Yoon, thus win the next election or impeach him to gain power again." S. Korea being close to China and with a pro-US stance it's a good place to practice for China. What's happening in South Korea may eventually happen in the US. And actually it did happen in the US 2020 election. Election to favor Beijing Biden like it did with former president Moon Jae-in who is a China shill. Culprit in both cases? Communist China!

[@afkalmighty1557]

Missed the most important part. Investigation into elec rigging by the Korean Uniparty. Other then that, spot on..

[@LWolf12]

There is a reason Boeing doesn't have a defense contract with the US anymore.

[@dingchavez1960]

Uh they're developing the T-7A Red Hawk..

[@LWolf12]

@@dingchavez1960 That's something they already have a contract for, I mean I'm sure they'll go to Boeing to upgrade the Buff as well. I mean new contracts.

[@ihatebofa6]

@@LWolf12 F-15EX

[@S4ns]

Statistics, schmatistics, if my car malfunctions it doesn't fall 25,000 feet out of the sky.

[@seannissen2509]

1:01:20 "I'm trying to be so hard"- Andrew ringing out 2024

[@BillyAoki]

So who is the CEO of boeing

[@speaklifegardenhomesteadpe8783]

❤🙏🏻

[@zlm001]

The problem is the US is that almost nothing technically counts as corruption except for the most heinous, obvious kinds and then whenever we try to limit corruption everyone thinks we're talking on freedoms and rights even though we specifically have laws that limit freedoms and rights because without those limits dodgy, criminal activity explodes. We have limits on campaign financing, even though it reduces freedoms and rights, because without those limits everyone engages in awful behaviors. If you want power you should have to give up some of your rights to serve the people, like giving up some privacy rights by publishing your tax returns or something along those lines. I know, I know... It's not so simple and gets complicated real fast. Also, I don't give two toots between the cheeks about what the founding fathers thought it what their intentions were. I do care about any good ideas they have as how those good ideas apply to day. We didn't have to accept a crappy system, we can improve it.

[@gamerhalim4717]

Namo Amitofo 🙏

[@Twiggy01]

It's all happening in SK at the moment. Actor Lee Sung-kyung blackmailers 4 yrs prison New politician. Hope he's better than the last one Plane crash. Bad boy salami. 2025 just around the door guys, have a good one 🎉🎉

[@TKN-u9m]

I’m good. Nope!!

[@keita2282]

Not a great year for aviation

[@keita2282]

For that matter, just this week has been terrible

[@infinitykiyen6270]

Andrew I will be honest that it's sad that LegalEagar is so biased on Trump now. He said Defamation is bad in previous videos just to say its not due to free speech in Trump winning lawsuit with ABC news... Bruhhh Like this is why being political isn't that good for any law experts. It makes you unintentionally try to argue for your own sides. Edit

[@davidbeauvais1364]

I wanna route for Korea but they adopt too much American culture while taking a dump on 🇯🇵 I love it here and made a family here. I just can’t feel that bad for Korea until that rhetoric stops and American leftism is rejected more.

[@davidnonya7359]

when will legal mindset do a rekeita and fuck up

[@artinotsoparty]

Yeah, i dont trust flight accident statistics. Such statistics arent made to make me feel safer but to make me more likely to buy tickets + all the costs that are included in that journey such as hotels, food etc.. The statistics i have seen so far are all measured by hours or miles flown and then they compare that to car accidents. Thing is...there are way more cars on the streets and therefore many more drivers because cars drive on flat terrain and dont fly under or over other cars which means there is way more "direct" contact or interaction with other drivers then pilots have to deal with. I feel like they should compare these statistics by how many drivers/pilots are in the area of the journey and also based on the same pilots. If i drive then there is a constant and that is me as a driver which i dont think is considered in flight statistics which distorts said statistics but sadly i couldnt find statistics that give me such numbers

[@abrahamrockers6265]

This guy is cool