Mountain Crash Survivors Left Stranded in Bitter Cold | Airbus A320 | MARATHON

[@MaydayAirDisaster]

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[@anonnimoose7987]

Should investigate pacific flight 773, or TWA553 or some other

[@metoo7557]

The TV crew didn't believe you were a survivor? one look at you, your condition, and considering who is going to go out for a midnight stroll in the middle of a forest at sub zero temperatures? That's insane.

[@HellaReckless]

The fact anyone survived is crazy

[@maximusmeridius2306]

These shows are well written, edited, acted and the narrator is excellent

[@dropkicknazis5301]

@@maximusmeridius2306 the narrator is the best in the business.

[@bigchevy350boy]

Story #1 is incredibly sad 😔. My goodness.. Can you imagine no ground warning.. That literally could have saved them. Or seems that way. R. I. P. To all whom lost their lives in this air bus. ✈

[@ChaplainDaveSparks]

I love the civilian commentators after nearly every plane crash: _”If the black boxes are designed to survive a crash, why can’t they design _*_THE WHOLE PLANE_*_ like that?”_ The answers are: 1.) They could, but the plane would be way too heavy to take off, and; 2.) Even if it could take off, even if the plane survived the crash, the passengers couldn’t survive the G forces of the crash.

[@johnnjoroge1791]

3) The complexity would be too much for the pilots

[@angelcraig9912]

Love these shows

[@bigchevy350boy]

Same here. Best out there.

[@buttercup9903]

You’ll never know if the airplane you’re flying on will become a lesson for future generations to learn from 💀

[@akathecops]

New rules in aviation are written in blood. Hopefully not in vain.

[@bigchevy350boy]

So True 💯 ​@@akathecops

[@noracampos7426]

If I die they better sure as heck learn something 😊

[@Ranger-tq9iy]

Very true

[@nigelbutler5040]

I never fly. I know 😂😂😂 10000000%

[@ThabaniTBowseHadebe0909]

I wouldn't fly with a Captain who is frustrated. The first officer is like My God, Chill man!

[@rickys7883]

Air Inter went out of business in 1997. In 2006, six people went on trial for the crash of flight 148: Airbus TD Bernard Ziegler, the head of DGAC Pierre-Henri Gourgeon, DGAC head of training Claude Frantzen, two other Air Inter officials, and the ATC Eric Lammari. They were all acquitted.

[@jmc8076]

Money talks and privilege walks?

[@rickys7883]

@@jmc8076 Honestly I was surprised they went to trial as the official report (I only skimmed through it) seemed straightforward. It was odd that seven years would go by and THEN they decide to start a trial? Weird. I believe the former head of Air Inter went on to work for Airbus and around 2006-2007 he still defended the lack of GCAS on all Airbus passenger jets. Who knows if that's universally mandated now.

[@alexkastano96]

Just for the lack of knowledge,to whom it may be interesting: Back in days i was an aviation equipment technician for Soviet Air Force , i was working on military jets ,and the "black box" ( actually it was orange red) had a metal wire instead of magnetic tape ,it was much easier to save in case if crash, but even steel wire got damaged from flame ,it wouldn't burn but metal changing structures and loosing all data if it was next to the fire for long.

[@avrilpinto3262]

Wow that's interesting!

[@kingloaf9922]

I love this channel

[@aquablaster86]

"Rocks have been known to hangout in the clouds"

[@gabeseyfriedcomradeinarmsm8332]

💀

[@chriss-nf1bd]

It is amazing that all data from recorders are not uploaded to the internet 24/7/365. The Black Boxes should be the back up.

[@codyviera92]

That is just embarrassing that the journalist found the wreckage before the first responders.

[@bigchevy350boy]

Agreed 🤝 💯

[@shylahmariebrandt2090]

MY Aayday is 1 of my favorite shows. Have the dvd set U can learn many things.

[@AUTOTUB3]

That is dangerous to put display tools in the plane in the same display screen. It looks like the designer needs to make things more simple than confusing.

[@lorrainemazhawidza6790]

May all the souls rest in peace ....

[@Dr.Ian-Plect]

Religious tripe.

[@grundged]

So this is what became of crookshanks after the Harry Potter movies.😅

[@Andrew-bs1mi]

0:12 seems like a lot of Airbus a320s have gone down. I wish I knew how many but it seems like you have a lot of videos on them

[@Stiasteny]

It’s one of the most popular airplane models…

[@taaurus13]

I mean this isn’t the first mayday I’ve watched where the plane crashed bc the pilots weren’t paying attn to their altitude.

[@kevink2986]

Because they wouldn’t let the BEA cool down the black boxes so they could be read.

[@Carin-w7r]

Trying to survive scary 😦

[@Warrior_Saint88]

This episode reminded me of the book Hachet.

[@chanelmidwest89]

I’ve watched so many of these shows mainly bc I wanted to fly for the commercial airlines and I wanted to be the best pilot there is/was, however, I don’t like being a passenger bc your not in control. And anytime I was riding on the planes my anxiety went through the roof, knowing a lot about planes and the issues that can unexpectedly rise while still in the air is nerve recking for me…

[@EgoExit]

Do a video of the Antarctica crash by new Zealand air

[@battyrae1398]

when that disaster happened, as soon as it hit the radio my dad got a fax. like, minutes later. WHATS BIG AND WHITE AND FUCKS KIWIS? MOUNT EREBUS in poor taste? oh for sure. did he send it on? absolutely. i guess sometimes all you can do is laugh.

[@nicolaspeters2555]

I never realised Bill Murray worked for Air Inter. I thought he was an actor in Hollywood.

[@JamesIsntSus]

Can you make a video of cebu pacific crash

[@jdnaquin4687]

Bruh y'all have the WACKIESST human expressions on your thumbnails and I live for them!!!

[@nickv4073]

Maybe you should live for learning English and spelling first? It may help you in life.

[@gabeseyfriedcomradeinarmsm8332]

Lmao I've noticed this too

[@realbillwhite]

In Florida and many other parts of the United States, a "Code 4" in lifeguard terminology typically means that the situation is under control or that no further assistance is needed. It usually indicates that an emergency has been resolved, or a rescue is complete, and everything is safe. In U.S. Coast Guard terminology, Code 4 has a similar meaning to lifeguard usage, indicating that the situation is under control or that no further assistance is needed. Specifically, in Coast Guard and law enforcement communications, "Code 4" often signals that a unit has responded to a situation, assessed it, and determined there is no immediate danger or need for further action.

[@Penguin_of_Death]

you understand that there’s almost a whole world outside the US…yes? 🙄

[@realbillwhite]

@@Penguin_of_Death I live in the UK and Israel. The event took place in the USA. Code 4 means what I said it means and therefore the video is incorrect. Often it's better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt.

[@sebastianhollingsworth2421]

The female pilot actress looks like the real person.

[@taaurus13]

Some of the things that actually need to cause a crash for people to understand something is a bad idea or needs changed or whatever are unreal. Like y’all really needed a plane to crash before you realize something is dangerous and a bad idea? 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@sebastianhollingsworth2421]

Why do people have to die in order for positive change?😢😢😢

[@codyviera92]

Does anyone know where the five survivors were sitting in this plane craft just curious

[@Straw-berry78]

Most likely in the back

[@Carin-w7r]

Scary

[@TravisBrady-wn8fr]

I fly on reaper airlines. The fare: my everlasting soul. All aboard!

[@IgorMironov-rq4ye]

Aviation psychologist? At: 25:37, i didn't know that was a thing.

[@AnaFernandez-jp5uh]

It was initially a result of suicide pilots. It has proven to be more valuable in determining behavioral patterns, stress management and crew resource management.

[@reggiebenes2916]

They should name it "Mayday Acting Disaster". I'm basically a connoisseur of Video Toaster graphics, and Community Theater acting, and this program scratches me right on my itchy spot.

[@taaurus13]

Anybody check out the bank account of the FAA employee that cleared the planes to fly?

[@marshmallowbudgie]

17:03 around here's where you write your own warrant

[@kevink2986]

The JDM is hella suspicious!

[@jmc8076]

Agreed.

[@stephenwright8824]

A propos of nothing whatsoever: Strasbourg was the home of the Dancing Plague. Just thought I'd mention it. 😂

[@JonSampson-q6v]

BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM

[@Luke25958]

Thats why i believe in fate cos that split second gust of wind just as they was inputting the 33. Yeah when your time is up its up. The odds on what happened must be ridiculous.

[@trenawawrzyniak4397]

Doesn't the plane have a terrain warning (gpws)? Evidently no. The plane Needs better homing equipment, more resistant to fire.

[@CrazyAvgeek]

25 minutes!

[@RIP_QudoosThePilot]

Oh my god

[@tb1263]

I should'nt watch this, I have to fly soon

[@dandared6395]

That really pretty female pilot was also working on board the 737 that crashed in Croatia in the 90's where the Trade Sec. was killed - suspicious ? lol

[@claymclean512]

"Merde!"

[@Insert.anger50]

May day may day,, 📢🤔 day may do, depends if they can find you

[@bingdong8571]

How much does a university graduate student make? Nothing, becausevits not a job! Was a high school graduate sitting next to him!? I just sont understand why this guys identification is that he is a graduate student? Get it!?

[@kovy689]

Reupload…

[@Adanhot]

After reupload

[@kovy689]

@user-vy5sy8yq6n ok?

[@msk.7878]

Gerard is French Bill Murray 😂

[@MrPickledede]

فاكن شيط

[@PlanTonto]

I find it really bizarre that the narrator who's seemingly British pronounces Leon. France like "Lee On" instead of "Lay Own" 😅 It reminds me of some of these cheesy documentaries with the robotic voice that pronounces simple words all out of whack! 😂

[@oregonsdank]

Everyone hate the French lol

[@Penguin_of_Death]

But the city in France isn’t ‘Leon’ - it’s LYON, that’s why it’s pronounced as Lee-on, not Lay-own

[@PlanTonto]

@@Penguin_of_Death Exactly my point, Colonel!

[@jamesharris184]

Who wrote this one? The video can't tell why the wing fell off, no kidding. The wing was found separate from the plane... unless it reattached on the way down... geez Louise do better.

[@vagirl19]

Just finding the wing separate from the plane shows that it DID detach and where. It DOESN’T EXPLAIN ANYTHING about WHY it detached to the investigators who weren’t at the initial crash.

[@ajorbista]

47:11 Lucas from Amazing Race season 30

[@michellerenner6880]

Those at the end picking up remains “for their families”. 🥹