Plane crashes and bursts into flames while landing in South Korea, killing 179

[@citygirl5705]

"We want to warn you the crash may be disturbing and hard to watch." Then they proceed to not show the crash.

[@bookbag6432]

They did not show the crash, only the plane lading briefly. Not the plane hitting the concrete wall or bursting into flames.

[@Will-ef2tw]

This is why the media sucks

[@whodatcall]

I mean........ did you wanna see it???

[@johnl9977]

Only question I have at the moment is how big a fire? Don't they dump all fuel before committing to a landing without landing gear? I would not worry about the company though, they are so embedded in government procurement no way they ever screw up enough to not make bank each and every quarter. I mean, when you can charge our government $800 for a $30 off the shelf soap dispenser, you getting that manna from heaven that the obscenely wealthy dream of. A proverbial Tim Apple profit margin :-)

[@eecajledo8430]

@@johnl9977 No there if full video easily found but the plane really hit a big brick wall at the end of the run way still at a high rate of speed and just blew up in to small parts. Kind of like a movie were a car hits a brick wall and blows up. It was really just like that I really thought it was a AI deep fake video at first.

[@danasmith858]

Who's the intelligent person who put a wall in the middle of the airport?

[@azmagaref]

Middle? That is the end of the airport.

[@Polish-balbe]

⁠@@azmagarefno? end of the airport is much far away

[@ariessmith3407]

Bird strikes do not cripple landing gear 🙄

[@willj1598]

Not unless 3 birds manage to hit all three in the minute after takeoff before they retracted. And all three damaged the gear so it couldn't be manually lowered. From the little clip I've seen it looks like the gear was fully retracted, which I would take to mean they were in a known emergency landing, or they were the worst pilots ever to not know the gear was up

[@executiveinvestments]

yes it can. They can break a hydraulic line. It has happened before.

[@Stepclimb]

@@executiveinvestments Except in the case of the 737 where the gear can be extended via gravity and springs after a manual release of the uplocks. There is absolutely no reason for this airplane to have been landed with the gear retracted.

[@executiveinvestments]

@@Stepclimb yeah you are the expert now right? TONS of planes had to land with landing gear retracted. You act like it never happened. lol Get educated. Stop thinking its a foolproof system. It is not.

[@HongyaMa]

@@executiveinvestments Pilots extended the gear before, Stepclimb is correct on his explanation You fly? I bet not

[@jeffpenney6489]

Why have a concrete wall at the end of a runway. Nobody is that stupid.

[@ReynaldoAba-h9e]

WHY WOULD you crash your car into a SOLID BRICK WALL.,

[@tylerbuckner3750]

To protect the neighborhood on the opposite side?

[@BenMonares]

Is that normal for that situation to happen

[@wyattmann8157]

Either show the footage or stop giving “warnings” about how upsetting it is.

[@leokimvideo]

A bird strike on a single engine has never left an aircraft unable to lower the gear, flaps & the slats or control the other working engine. The raw video of this crash show a aircraft not decelerating and the engines roaring at full power. If anything it looks like a failed go around after landing without landing gear. Has all the hallmarks of panic in the cockpit. This report doesn't show the full crash.

[@InvalidUser30284]

That roaring is the reverse thrust

[@arnettaburton7429]

OMG..😔Prayers🙏For All.

[@jameskirk6656]

So tragic! Prayers for the families.

[@vickyandres6922]

That is terrible. So sorry for the families

[@scm0717]

We all should be concerned. This is what happens when there are monopolies. They were supposed to be illegal. My prayers for the victims.

[@leokimvideo]

It's a shared airport with the military, that's the biggest concern here. Thats whats allowed a brick wall to be built where it shouldn't be,

[@90swerethebest10]

Wow so edgy

[@lolabunny9013]

A Boeing plane. This is what happens when corporate greed is put before people’s lives. The company refused to make changes after the first few crashes . Then the whistleblower is found dead. SMH

[@shawnj1843]

Yep they are following the same destructive path McDonald's and Douglas did, and Boeing bought them in 91 or '92 because they had too many crashes and went bankrupt and how ironic Boeing is now doing the same

[@julesleg]

Yep

[@danasmith858]

As opposed to all the other planes going up in flames or being shut down, at 15 years old it's all on the airliners maintenance

[@awesomelana7227]

Would you blame a Mercedes if a 15yr old car that had multiple owners had a malfunction and crashed???? Seriously, use some logic in your life. Your smooth brain conspiracies are lame.

[@MoneyMeNow]

The airline is responsible for maintenance of the aircraft. You’re just a mогоn looking to be outraged.

[@Archangels1]

Why were the flaps not deployed to slow down the speed?

[@bryantc2899]

The flaps would have been already activated at 30 degree. But the pilots should have known that the landing gear was not down all the way. At that point, they should have switch to an emergency plan, while bringing the landing gear back up, full throttle, dump jet fuel, and then decide the best method to get the bird down. If you have the back part of the landing gear, you can touch down with that first and then skid, kill the engine. Or land the bird in a lake or river. Sounds like to me they just panicked.

[@danasmith858]

Supposed to have been a hydraulic failure but I can't imagine a 737 not having a manual procedure for landing gear

[@JGunit]

That airport is surrounded by water. Would they have been better off to try a water landing?​@bryantc2899

[@scm0717]

​@@bryantc2899they probably did. I don't blame the crew at all though. May they rest in peace.

[@57appel]

It is all awfully strange. Too many "should haves" with experienced pilots.

[@2012SIAMAK]

Look at the airport design why should be a concrete wall at the end of the runway instead of two or 3 foot ball fields of just soft dirt

[@BenMonares]

True but either way it’s not normal for that to happen anyways

[@lucbinhtv0074]

Prayer to All

[@margaretneanover3385]

Prayers. Unbelievable

[@heyjojo1998]

It is heartbreaking and shocking.😢😢😢

[@SANDWICH_CHEF]

Bad landing gear??? hasn’t it been a problem with this model of plane for a few years now.

[@rodshop5897]

"hasn’t it been a problem with this model of plane for a few years now.." I found one failure in May 2024, and then this one. That've very few to call it a problem with the plane. Have you seen more of them documented?

[@SANDWICH_CHEF]

@@Plutogalaxy sorry no what?

[@SANDWICH_CHEF]

@@rodshop5897 yeah I have actually. At the root of the problem I think is a more frequent and thusly more costly maintenance schedule for the hydraulic systems on the Boeing 737 and the Boeing 777 and some of the airbus planes that have been having trouble and it all leads back to One or two components manufacturing corporations mainly centered in Canada as their primary base of operations.

[@IamRAINBOW1121]

I've seen people in airports losing it because they just missed a flight. Imagine getting hand cuffed, for scaring the employees then realizing you missed this flight⬆️

[@lockedintogod4404]

This is extremely sad. Very tragic.

[@NAvArS12345]

So we all dependent on two airplane manufacturing companies all our life and there are n number of car manufacturers

[@andrewwmacfadyen6958]

The big car companies are all going bust

[@scm0717]

We used to have monopoly laws.

[@Fania54]

Towards the end, looks like he tried to rotate and take off again.

[@vickryan]

This is an "if" statement. IF you know the landing gear isn't deployed, then you would probably want to do what the pilot around New York did, when he landed on the Hudson River. Just go to any water or ocean, and try your luck doing that. At least it won't burn. You might drown instead. I think it's a better idea, to try that.

[@-Primer-]

No, just no. Someone forgot to put the gear down. Probably overstressed because of the bird strike and got tunnel vision. Here's my guess. 1. Bird strike on approach. 2. Tries to restart engines, while trying to maintain airspeed. 3. Leaves gear up to maintain airspeed. 4. Either forgets or does not have enough hydraulic pressure to get gear down during landing. 5. Had flaps in wrong position to slow aircraft for landing, but not too slow to stall the wing.

[@Tokamak3.1415]

Water landing is even harder than landing on land without landing gear. You have to fly perpendicular to the swells and feather the flair such that it doesn't break the hull on contact. The problem here was a late touchdown (after the go-around) way past the threshold, no reverse thrust on bird struck right engine, no flaps so high speed to avoid stall, limited 2.8km runway, and a reinforced wall holding ILS beacons instead of light metal framing. Swiss cheese all around. CVR should hopefully answer if pilots were incapacitated to deploy gear manually.

[@johnhammond9962]

That thing didn't even look like it was trying to slow down. It was still under power.

[@runcaz7802]

You first state that it may be disturbing to watch. Then you don't show the crash. Can someone help me out here?

[@ReynaldoAba-h9e]

its media, that dont show you the reality

[@abc123fhdi]

The plane has air brakes, reverse thrusters to slow down it's not just in the landing gear

[@Archangels1]

After hitting a concrete wall at 200 mph

[@UnrealTalent]

Flying is safer then driving a car. It's a very tragic event. My heart deeply goes out to all the families n those who lost their lives. Life is short n tomorrow is never a guarantee. Enjoy each other..

[@stevenbaer5999]

You have to say that a little bird didn't missed around with the landing gear

[@reverseuniverse2559]

A concrete wall ? Really ? Was it a prison on the other side? Who designed this tragic landing strip

[@jenniferstuart1473]

My deepest prayers 🙏 😢

[@JesusGil-dv7tm]

Hard to watch? You didn't even show the whole clip.

[@stevenbaer5999]

I see the nose landing gear wasn't down, I don't see any air flaps to slow it down. But yet what the hell is that concrete wall is actually used for. The doomed plane actually hit the concrete wall.

[@10thAveFreezeOut]

Did they post names for the flight crew yet?

[@markwgundert4251]

Not trying to be a keyboard expert by any means, but could the fuel tanks have been dumped prior to the attempt to land? Or was a slower approach possible?

[@StillNightBluePearl]

Agreed. If no manual way to lower landing gear. Then 1. dump fuel, 2. flaps down, and 3. reverse thrust. 🤔

[@paulwoodman5131]

Except there is a manual way to lower the gear. I doubt they took it out of this plane but you never know. Pilots were really busy. They , 737's , can fly with one engine as well. Lots more to learn here

[@markwgundert4251]

My original points are irrelevant now that I know that the concrete wall that the plane crashed into was the cause of all of the fatalities

[@paulwoodman5131]

@markwgundert4251 I know it's inconceivable they would do that. You would not think, even for jet blast deflection it doesn't take that much of a structure. 🙁. Almost makes me think there's a lawyer and an insurance agent involved. The airport was tasked with keeping all the debris inside of their property and they did that.

What was the airline? So sad when you hear news of a plane crashing. Boeing needs to be investigated

[@btsantiago52]

Why was the runway not cleared?

[@walterhorn5567]

When you’re going to do a emergency landing wheels up so you know you’re gonna have no breaks and slide off the end of the runway I’d probably try and land on the runway that didn’t have a concrete barrier at the end of it

[@rmstorm]

why arent there multiple checks on landing gear deployment? i thought there were??

[@quinby123]

Did the pilot dump fuel before attempting a belly landing?

[@royrice8021]

All videos of the actual crash are being deleted off of KZbin. Policy.

[@gingyberrie]

did the pilot not do anything to slow the plane .? didn’t see flaps or reverse thrust .. this plane was no where near being able to stop within the landing zone.. was there anotber longer air strip nearby ?

[@Johnny-Rebel]

2ND CRASH ????

[@jhonfrancis6.0]

hoax

[@nerminnagi6654]

The plane is shooting towards the concert wall, the pilot saw his own horrible death without anything that he can do about it

[@irmakalember9403]

What happens this is the third one? Crazy wow

[@srdool]

Yeah I could barely watch this horrific sight ,thanks for the warning because I would have had nightmares for weeks if not.

[@beckykent6674]

I thought it was only 47 dead. What happened?

[@TheReedable]

They didn't deploy the landing gear... It wasn't a failure. They screwed up.

[@zelmerashley6354]

Who crippled airlines for disaster

[@buffyk-952]

So, this plane hits a concrete wall, and remained intact. Yet somehow we're to believe that years ago, two other planes supposedly went through two reinforced concrete towers, bringing the towers down. Um, NO.

[@ElloAsty]

Read any good books lately?

[@Amithas_Creative_Corner]

So Tragic😢😢

[@NinjaCommando23]

So tragic !!!! however, wouldn’t the plane alert the pilots that there was a problem with the landing gear?

[@svetlanagrichina4525]

Жесть , просто караул какой то . Бедные люди сгорели

[@diytwoincollege7079]

Looks like the gear was up

[@s1iznc1d34]

Instead of jst doing nothing, as it seem to b when it comes to prevention or lessening the intensity of crash in the future, change the design of the plane. Why don't they put something like a parachute that ejects when a landing gear fails, like some jets and planes have. It may have stopped the plane much sooner and prevented it from colliding into a wall or lighting the gas tank from sparks. Without it, there is nothing but friction of metal on hard rock with some minor wind resistance that's slowing down that plane. Could have saved 179 lives.

[@lukealberti5094]

They have DEI in Korea?

[@ForkInTheRoad33]

How do we know this is real?

[@inoyvst6786]

I see this as I’m taking off on spirit airlines

[@marymorningstar6832]

Good Lord already on the ground and it couldn’t be stopped from disaster?

[@lilcherry43]

No landing gear, but you try to land anyways?

[@therapon9019]

Was this really a malfunction, or a neighbor acting out?

[@russellny8086]

🤣🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@myobmyob2215]

So it landed then relaunched then skidded then blew up? Or?

[@Russ-gy7tx]

Well, the wall did stop the plane, they may want to rethink having it there!

[@jeremi5834]

They put a wall at the end of the runway!

[@tawakkalmatovu8]

So sad

[@rustyshackelford8769]

If it's Boeing, I ain't going.

[@semperfi2507]

0:12 why

[@hugolopez6644]

Waiting for the headlines blaming the Russians

[@yourlocalfurrybraixen55]

not really there blaming birds but boeing is to blame

[@yourlocalfurrybraixen55]

But it was the russians fault for the plane that crashed last week

[@marjoriesmithson5924]

It looked to me like it didn't even get off the ground, it. exploded !😮

[@yourlocalfurrybraixen55]

Didn't explode for no reason, it exploded but that's because of the fuel in the wing after it collided with the wall

[@rosaspanjol673]

Looks horrible 😖… 🙏prayers 🙏

[@jeremi5834]

Why not put sand or something to slow or help stop the plane

[@Chozenone1981]

I ain't flyn for a min. Damn 🙏

[@ratbaby86]

Nightmare fuel.

[@johnlyons698]

Nowadays, you're lucky if you can buy a stone chisel made in America that doesn't break...

[@JDRMC]

You guys really gotta stop with the click bait crap & NOT showing the video you claim to have posted. Grow the heck up. 🙄

[@susank.4945]

It IS a concern with Boeing.. my 93 yr old boss LOVES to talk about how Boeing is now a monopoly and is regulated by the aviation safety company it also owns and that the CEO of Boeing is senile and crazy! If something doesn’t change soon, we WILL be seeing more issues with aircraft… he says it’s more dangerous to fly now than when he was working…!.he was a very smart engineer who programmed the dials on these planes! He was also a government contractor and speaks both English and Mandarin.

[@SansoHumar]

Johnny solami back at it again.

[@punkradio5384]

Bro 10 years or 12 years top for these planes. 15 years. They be slaving these planes I swear.

[@rodshop5897]

Airplanes are not designed like cars. They are intended to last for decades. There are quite a few 40+ year old planes flying overhead now.

[@AGuitarNinja]

For as many possible hours a day for as many possible days they can smh

[@jhonfrancis6.0]

hoax

[@Fuxerz]

Rip 😢

[@MikeJones-wc4qj]

Crew was brawling in the Cabin?? Greyhound of the Skies?😮

[@LunaBobbi]

This was done on purpose why was there someone randomly filming right at that time

[@Ferreira_0180]

Funny how they didn’t investigate the one landing on Azerbaijan like this, no one tried to blame Ukraine or USA for that

[@therapon9019]

@@Ferreira_0180 Ukraine and the US are known to be civilized and democratic countries.

[@cv442]

Boeing is doing bad right now from the sky to space. When booking flights be sure to verify the plane be used if you can

[@roaddogrichard]

Boing went “ DEI” could that be a factor in this tragedy? Door falling off in flight and stuff like that?

[@mike-h3w1g]

Rig the barricades, Landing gear failed normal and emergency deploy? Where are the trucks with the foam spray ? Doesn't add up.

[@bkhau]

Boeing made the airplane 737. However, someone buying a plane from Boeing must maintain the plane by checking properly before they fly. Same you buy a car you have to check regularly by bringing your car to the garage to make sure your car works properly. So who is to blame if an airplane crashes with the landing gear not working properly. Airlines always have its own shop and can check the airplanes regularly to ensure they are current and up to date.

[@You14651]

Idiots putting inconsiderate and inappropriate comments here when people’s lives are lost. What goes around will come around

[@wyattmann8157]

(yawn)

[@therapon9019]

Ei genius, yes I have seen some out of line comments, and my comment as well " malfunction or neighbors acting out " but I don't think anybody in the right mindset is happy with this. Your comment " whatever goes around will come around ", are you wishing for planes to be crashing, or people getting hurt because of an inconsiderate comment?

[@DavidMiller-kf1ss]

Prayers from oklahoma via silverlake, ca.😢

[@HongyaMa]

DEI pilots and Air port DEI 'engineers' who put a crash test dummy wall at the runway over run. . . Can't blame Boeing here

[@EZ_Case]

Plans crashes happen in threes. This is the second this week so we can likely expect a 3rd.

[@ontherun92310]

Smh I know I’m in the aerospace industry.

[@HandleChanged-z9c]

Don.t fly, don't fly, DON,T FLY!!!

[@willj1598]

Typical news oversimplification. A plane can land without landing gear, it sucks but it can be done. They should have known and prepared for it before landing so it was probably already an emergency aircraft. Unfortunately it seems they were also fast and probably why they overran. It will be interesting to learn what other flight control issues they had. If they didn't have flaps and spoilers they would have to come in faster. I don't know if they can use reverse thrust in this emergency. The engines probably struck the ground, which would damage the reversers. I guess that's why they spend a long time investigating, there's not a short answer to everything.

[@R2RO20]

0:14

[@qqqcalls]

Another Boeing jet malfunction. What is going on with that company?

[@bekahbabie]

Boeing again? How many more tragedies must happen before they finally admit that there is a common denominator?

[@rodshop5897]

Considering that only two companies make passenger jets, I don't think the trend is really showing that one of them is delinquent.

[@MoneyMeNow]

Really? You blame Boeing for the crash of a 15 year old 737? The issues that put Boeing on your radar came in the recent years. This crash is 100% on the airline for not maintaining their aircraft.

[@bekahbabie]

Regardless of whether it is a manufacturing problem or a maintenance problem, there is still a trend. Even if it is a maintenance issue, then that still begs the question of why Boing aircrafts in particular seem to be lacking in proper maintenance compared to others.

[@MoneyMeNow]

⁠​⁠@@bekahbabie cause smaller airlines struggle with high maintenance costs, fewer qualified mechanics and engineers so companies compete to hire them. Btw maintenance costs represent like 15% of total operating costs and you have to recognize they operate on razor thin margins. Like 2-5%. It’s why America only has a couple airlines the small ones from the past couldn’t compete.

[@warrensosterman]

Benedictous Deus in Saecular 😔..... Requiascat in pace

[@manunitedcarib9481]

Rip

[@HuyNguyen-xc3hp]

IF YOU STOP MAKING PARTS IN CHINA , ACCIDENT WILL NOT HAPPEN AGAIN , BOEING CEO , don’t you see China is destroying your reputation ? THEY MAKE AIRPLANE. SIR ?

[@georgeperson5822]

Without proper Ianding gear its impossible to negotiate the sky and earth and the sad wings of destiny runs off the edge of the horizon and explodes at the vanishing point of respect between warring nations ?!